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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Tuesday, Sept ember 18, 1062
Carolina Opponents 'Cho Cho' Would Be
Football Schedule
Are
3IgMy Rated.
Littlest Man On This Team
BY LASZLO BIRINYI, JR.
Carolina foof.ball fans are in
curable optimists, which is prob
ably just as well, since Jim
Ilickey's team facts one of the
toughest schedules in Carolina
history.
Although the team plays tough
Qh'io State and Michigan State,
Carolina rooters expect a win
ning season. This is the fastest
team ever coached by Hickey.
Also, this is the year of the three
platoon system at Carolina.
The first team, the Blues, will
be the best all around men on
the team. The Rams will be
offense specialists and the Tar
Heels will concentrate on de
fense. ,
The prospects for Tarheel op
ponents are;
North Carolina State who will
open the season here Saturday
has been hard hit by the loss of
AIl-American Roman Gabriel.
With only 15 lettermen returning
it looks like a long season for
coach Earle Edwards.
Ohio State (away) rated num
ber 1 and 6 by various pre-sea-son
polls, should win the Big
Ten Title. Woody Hayes has 22
boys returning from a team that
won 8 games, lost none and tied
ojic; game ;. last year.
Michigan State (away) is
another powerhouse. The Spar
tans have been rated both first
and eighth in the nation by vari
ous polls. The main concern of
coach Duffy Daugherty is the
lack of depth but his first team
is as good as any in the nation.
Maryland 'home) has 20 let
termen returning, among them
All-Americam quarterback ' candi-'
date Dick Shiner. They are rated
15th in the nation but if the ends
and linebackers develop they
could be higher.
South Carolina (home) is the
Scrimmage
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football spies.
"It's the other way around,
though," said Mr. Quincy. "It's
not to keep people from looking
in. It's to keep the players from
looking out. Suppose a coach is
showing some player how to
throw a block or something, and
a girl walks by in shorts. The
player is going to watch the girl.
It's kind of like Do Not Feed
the Animals,' like a zoo there
he goes, there he goes," and a
blue jersey with elephantiasis of
the shoulders shook off a pack
of pursuers and streaked away
for a mock touchdown.
dark horse of the ACC. There
are 26 returning lettermen. One
of these, Jim Moss, is an All--American
candidate at tackle.
Halfback Bill Gambrell is al
ways a breakaway threat.
Wake Forest (home) has .very
little experience and only 14 let
termen. Four of these were
starters last year.
Clemson (home) should im
prove over their 5 and 5 record
of last year. The Tigers have 22
lettermen. Their two quarter
backs, Joe Anderson and Jim
Parker gained a total of 1816
yards last year.
University of Virginia (away)
is another team that could be a
surprise. The 21 returnees should
improve on last year's 4 and 6
season, lackie Dave Graham
has already been dafted by two
professional football teams.
Notre Dame (away) can ex
pect to improve slightly but the
long awaited renaissance of the
Fighting Irish will not take
place this year. The loss of their
best halfback, a tough schedule,
and an inexperienced line will
be too much for the Irish.
Duke (home) is a solid choice
for the ACC championship and
has been rated both second and
third in the nation. Among the
27 returnees are potential "All
Americans Art Gregory at tackle
and Mark Leggett at halfback.
The turf at Kenan Stadium will
take a heavier pounding this fall
than it did 15 years Ego.
This year's Tar Heels weigh an
average of 13 pounds a man more
than those of the second Justice
year of 1947. The backs are 17
pounds bigger and the linemen
are about 10 and a half.
Charlie "Choo Choo" himself
would have been a . lean bean in
Jim Hickey's backfield .(though
his present poundage would place
, him nXcelyJ . At . ,165 pounds, tail
back Justice was 13 pounds light
er than this year's "flyweight,"
co-captain Ward Marslender.
The average weight of the 1947
first team was around 189 pounds.
The backs leveled out at about
176 and the linemen at 1. The
only 200-pounder on the first unit
was strapping Art Weiner at 212.
Though the club didn't make a
bowl game, many still consider seven linemen and 193 for the
it Carolina's all-time best. It won
eight, lost two.
By comparison, the 1962 start
ing (Blue) team of the Tar Heels
should average around 202 pounds
a man. That would be 207 for the
four backs. Incidentally, the
heaviest man in the 1947 back
field weighed only 185- (Dan
Hartig).
Here's the lineup in weight,
then and now:
"Sept. 22 N. C. State (home)
Sept. 29 Ohio State (away
Oct. 6 Michigan State away)
Oct. 13 Maryland (home)
Oct. 20 South Carolina home)
Oct. 27 Wake Forest (home)
Nov. 3 Clemson (away)
Nov. 10 Virginia 'away)
Nov. 17 Notre Dame (away)
Nov. 24 Duke (home)
'Homecoming
1947
Art Weiner 212
Haywood Fowle 195
Sid Varney 180
Pan Stiegman 195
Bob Mitten 198
Len Szafaryn 195
Bob Cox 195
Don Hartig 185
Charlie Justice 165
Jim Camp 170
Hosea Rodgersr182
LEFT END
LEFT TACKLE
LEFT GUARD '
CENTER
RIGHT GUARD
RIGHT TACKLE
RIGHT END
QUARTERBACK
HALFBACK
HALFBACK
FULLBACK
1962
John Runco ,!199
Jim Alderman 218
Jack Tillery 187
.Joe Crayer 21.9 ...
Duff Greene 210
Vic Esposito 215
John Hammett 196
Gary Black 180, and
Junior Edge 2C2
Joe McLamb 1
Ward Marslender 178
Ken Willard .216..
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