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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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By CURRY KIRKPATRICK
Carolina football coach Jim
Hickey slumped into his chair, (
disappointment and gloom hang
ing over him like a cloud. The
weary look on his face explained
his despondency far better than
any words could. Hickey's Tar
Heel legions had just dropped a
tough 7-6 decision to the Wolf
pack of State College ,the fifth
time in seven years this type of
thing had happened.
Intramurals Start
With Meet Monday
By STUART BALL
As another intramural season
prepares to get under way, a new
and expanded program to en
courage more dormitory parti
cipation has been set up by the
student government and Intra
mural Department.
"We haven't had to worry too
much about participation in the
fraternity division," states Tom
my Johnson, intramural director,
"but dorm participation hasn't
been what it could be. To cor
rect that, this year we have ex
panded our dorm manager pro
gram so that each dorm will
have its own intramural manager.
To encourage a top-notch job
the student legislature has allo
cated a sum to cover a year's
dorm rent for each of them."
BAHfl'U'LLAH
(The Glory of God)
Founder
111
World
A Prayer
For All Mankind
O Thou Kind Lord!
Thou hast created all humanity
from the same original par
ents. Thou hast intended that all be
long to the same household.
In Thy servants, and all man
kind are sheltered beneath
Thy tabernacle.
All are gathered at Thy table
of . Bounty and are radiant
through the light of Thy Pro-
vidence.
O God!
Thou art kind to all,
Thou hast provided for all,
Thou dost shelter ail,
Thou dost confer life upon all.
Thou hast endowed all with
talents and faculties; all are
submerged in the ocean of
thy mercy.
O Thou Kind Lord!
Unite all; let the religious
agree, make the nations one,
so that they may be as one
kind, and as children of the
same fatherland.
May they associate in unity and
concord.
O God!
Upraise the standard of the one
ness of humankind.
O God!
Establish the Most' ; Great
Peace! Cement the hearts to
gether, O God!
O Thou Kind
Father, God
Exhilarate the hearts
Through the fragrance of Thy
love;
brighten the eyes through the
light of Thy guidance; cheer
the hearing with the melodies
of Thy Word, and shelter us
in the cave of Thy Provi
dence. Thou art the Mighty and thq
Powerful!
Thou art the Forgiving, and
Thou art the One Who overlook-
est the shortcomings of hu-
mankind.
From the
Bah'i Prayers
BAHA'U'LLAH
and the
CHRISTIANS
will be discussed by Winston
G. Evans, author and leciur
er of Nashville, Tenn. The
discussions will be held Wed
nesday, Sept 26, at 8 p.m.
in the music room of East
Building, Dute East Cam
pus.. Public invited No
collection. . For . information
and free literature, phone
967-1553.
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"We were backed up all day
long in our own territory," the
dejected coach mumbled. "The
boys got going only once and
that and State's terrific kicking
game told the story." (Dave
Houtz and Glenn Sasser split the
kicking chores and time and
again boomed Wolfpack punts
deep into Carolina territory.)
The UNC coach was then ques
tioned on the touchy subject of
his decision to go for the extra
"Though this is certainly an
attractive program, we haven't
yet gotten 100 per cent response
from all the dorms. At present
Winston and Stacy have failed
to come up with a manager. It's
important that they do so be
cause we want to have everyone
present at tomorrow's meeting."
The meeting Johnson was speak
ing of is the first intramural or
ganizational meeting of the year
to be held tomorrow night in
room 301-A Woollen Gym. " All
fraternity and dorm presidents
are advised to send representa
tives if a permanent manager
hasn't been selected.
The first point system activity
to get underway will be tag
football. Play will begin Mon
day October 1, but all entries
must be submitted by September
26.
Last year Phi Delt edged out
SAE for the blue fraternity title,
and also captured the white di
vision by beating the Delta
Sigs. In the dorm section Alex
ander took top honors with Joy
ner right behind.
Also held the first week in
October are the all-campus golf
tournament and the cross coun
try cake race. Qualifying rounds
for the golf tourney will be held
September 25 and October 4,
with play beginning October 5.
Cake race entries must be in by
September 25.
FOOTBALL SCORES.
West Virginia 26, Vanderbilt 0
Penn State 41, Navy 7
Boston College 27, Detroit 0
Army 40, Wake Forest 14
VPI 15, Geo. Wash. 14
Ohio 31, Toledo 0
Furman 34, Wofford 21
Oklahoma 7, Syracuse 3
Delaware 27, Lehigh 0
Buncknell 22, Gettysburg 21
Maryland 7, Southern Metho
dist 0
Brown 6, Colgate 2
Indiana 21, Kansas State 0
Northwestern 37, South Caro
lina 20
N.C. State 7, North Carolina 6.
Georgia Teeth 26, Clemson 9.
Virginia 19, William & Mary 7.
Southern Cal. 14, Duke 7.
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point kick instead of a two
pointer after the Carolina touch
down. "I called the placement after
our touchdown because I had
four minutes plus remaining on
the clock and I felt if we tied the
game, we perhaps could have
gotten the ball again on an on
sides kick and scored again. How
do I feel about it? Well, if I
were doing it over right now,
I'd go for two. I'm second-
STATISTICS
First Downs 9 11 Passes Completed 7 10 j - ,; - v
Rushing Yardage 111 107 Interceptions 0 2 ' ; T
Passing Yardage 85 106 Yards Penalized 22 117 , : ' ,.JA.
Total Yardage 196 213 Fumbles Lost 0 Op 7 ;
Passes Attempted 17 14 Punting Average 38.7 39.0 I ' T , -
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to gain 44 yards before finally being stopped on the State 36.
Photo by Harry . Lloyd
Duke Falls To USC
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Sen
ior quarterback Bill Nelson's 51
yard pass to end Hal Bedsole
late in the second quarter yes
terday propelled the University
of Southern California to an 14-7
upset victory over the Duke Uni
versity Blue Devils in a nation
ally televised game.
With the score tied 7-7 and less
than two minutes left in the
first half, Nelson drifted to his
left as lanky end Bedsole got
behind defender Walter Rappold
on the eight-yard line. Bedsole
pulled in the perfect pass and
did not miss a stride as he sped
into the end zone.
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guessing myself, I know, but I
have to admit that's exactly what
I'd do."
Informed that State coach Ed
wards credited the weather with
helping the 'Pack combat Caro
lina's three-team system, Hickey
readily agreed. "I was certainly
hoping for some much warmer
weather than we got today, so
we could take advantage of our
fresh platoons. The weatherman
didn't come through for me."
a passing duel almost from the
start with the Blue Devils scor
ing their only touchdown in the
first period on the passing of
quarterback Gill Garner
The slim junior completed four
passes without a miss on a 60
yard touchdown drive in six plays.
Halfback Jay Wilkinson, son of
oyialDma coach Bud Wilkin
son, scored on a 25-yard pass
from Garner.
The Trojans started slowly in
the first period but picked up
momentum in the second when
Pete Beathard guided the Tro
jans on a 52-yard scoring drive
which ended with his four-yard
touchdown pass to halfback Wil
lie Brown.
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UNC's Roger Smith is tackled by State's 14 yards and
defensive halfback Joe Scarpati after catching a
pass from Junior Edge. The play was good for
Army Downs Deacs
WEST POINT, N. Y. (UPI)
Army paraded its mighty new
three-team system for the first
time yesterday and crushed Wake
Forest, 40-14, in Paul Dietzel's
debut as head football coach at
West Point.
Operating on the substitution
pattern Dietzel developed during
seven highly successful seasons
at Louisiana State, the Army
"regulars" scored three touch
downs under the direction of
quarterback Joe Blackgrove and
the "go" team of offensive spe
cialists got three more but not
even the defensive "Chinese Ban
dits" could put a completet stop
per on Wake Forest's sopho
more passer John Mackovic.
Mackovic sent out a flood of
passes' after Army built up a 26-0
lead in the third period and hit
two . for touchdowns, one of six
yards to Jimmy Bedgood and an
other of 19 yards to Hnry New
ton in the 4th period to cut
Army's lead to 26-14.
Army ...0 19 7 1440
Wake Forest .0 0 7 714
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ATLANTA (UPI) Billy Loth
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crowd yesterday with a second
period aerial barrage that gave
the Yellow Jackets a 26-9 vic
tory over the Clemson Tigers.
Lothridge, a junior from
Gainesville, Ga., threw- three
touchdown passes during a seven
minute stand of the second per
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and Ted Davis and a 37-yard
touchdown heave to halfback Joe
Auer.
: Lothridge really put on a show,
for the 51,140 fans in the re
modeled Grant field stands. In
addition to his second period
passes, he scored Tech's fourth
touchdown himself in the final
period, kicked two extra points,
handled all the punting and kick
off chores for the Jackets and
even attempted a 50-yard field
goal that was short.
Georgia Tech ... .0 20 0 626
Clemson ...3 0 0 69
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Gamecocks Lose
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Saturday, completing 20 of 24
passes as he pitched Northwest
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over South Carolina.
Myers, an 18-year-old from
Troy, Ohio, . connected on 15
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later pushed the Wolfpack back
to the Tar Heel 43, but a 20-yard
pass from Rossi to Houtz pu
Earle Edwards' men on the
in field goal position. Ifor
attempted the three-pointer wnicn
fell short and UNC took over on
the 42,000 fans with an electri
fying 44 yard run into State
its own 20.
Joe McLamb then livened up
territory. McLamb darted c-U
tackle, headed for the sidelines
and raced down the chalk line
until Bob Faircloth pulled him
down on the 36. McLamb topped
all backs in the game with 64
rushing yards in ten carries.
Willard. Smith and McLamb
each picked up three yards, leav
ing Carolina with a fourth and
situation on the 27. Willard went
up the middle and was stopped
cold by the middle of the Pack
line.
State took over and moved to
the Tar Heel 23 where Glenn
Sasser's field goal attempt was
short.
This time Carolina went 43
yards in nine plays, but missed
a first down by inches with less
than a minute remaining in the
half. , ...
After State had scored wuh
9-57 to go in the third quarter,
Carolina drove to the State 31 m
six plays, but Edge's pass was
intercepted by Bob Royer and
Carolina stayed in its own ter
ritory until it scored its fourth
period TD.
Rossi's passing made Suite
fans forget Gabriel. He h,t on
nine of 13 for 105 yards end
picked up 24 more in 13 rushing
attempts. Scarpati led the Pack
with 33 yards in ten carries, fol
lowed by full back Pete Falzarano
with 30 in ten carries.
North Carolina State 0 0 7 0-7
North Carolina 0 0 0 6-6
Scoring:
NCS Scarpati 5 run (Moore)
kick
UNC Lackey 30 pass from
Edge (kick failed)
Attendance 42,000
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