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UNC Renews
Grid Rivalry
With Irish
By MICKEY BLACKWELL,
The Fighting Irish of Notre
Dame entertain UNC's Tar Heels
Saturday at South Bend, Indiana.
The Tar Heels, fresh from their
11-7 win over Virginia and the
Irish, jubilant from their 43-22
romp over Pittsburgh, will resume
their pigskin series which start
ed in 1949.
Their last meeting was at Chap
el Hill in I960. Carolina won, 12-7.
UNC head scout, Emmett Cheek,
who saw the Irish defeat Pitt last
Saturday said, "Notre Dame real
ly had a great day and about eve
rything' they did -turned into a TD."
Notre Dame's most outstanding
player is senior quarterback Dar
yle Lamonica. Cheek observed that
Lamonica "had his best day
auainst Pittsburgh. It seemed
when they couldn't make any yard
age, Lamonica would drop back,
pass, and they would have their
first down."
Lamonica completed 20 passes
out of 34 attempted last week for
243 yards. His favorite target was
Jim Kelly, junior right end, who
has caught more than 20 passes this
year.
Sophomore Don Hogan, a right
half is Notre Dame's leading
ground-gainer. He has averaged
more than four yards per carry.
Cheek compared Notre Dame's
running game with Clemson's and
its passing game with Maryland's
Concerning his own team, UNC
head football coach Jim Hickey
said he was pleased with his team's
improvement in the past four
games. "Our defense has improv
ed a great deal every week. Our
linebackers played well against
Virginia, and they are working
real hard to be up for the Notre
Dame game," Hickey said.
Hickey said that speedy half
back Ronnie Jackson will still not
be able to play because of the hip
injury he received in the Clemson
game.
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BELIEVE This chair and robe, reputed by Head Cheerleader
Ilannis Latham to have magic powers, will be at the Tin Can during
the Notre Dame game Saturday to help bring good luck to the Tar
Heels.
Photo by Jim Wallace
Saturday, North Carolina trav
els to Notre Dame at South Bend,
Ind. in quest of its fourth football
victory-
Since it is impossible for the
student body to follow the team
to this game, the Carolina cheer
leaders have devised a way for
the student body to stay at school,
and at the same time cheer the
team to that fourth victory. .
RADIO-LOOP BROADCAST
Head Cheerleader Ilannis Lath
am announced yesterday that the
cheerleaders have arranged with
Bell Telephone and Telegraph for
a radio-loop broadcast circuit be
tweep Soith Bend and Chapel
Hill ' on Saturday afternoon. '
With this set-up, the cheers of
the student body are going to
be broadcast over a speaker sys
tem located behind the Tar Heel
bench in the stadium at Notre
Dame.
"In order for this to be success
ful, it is necessary to have a large
and concentrated grouping of stu
dents here at UNC," said Latham.
"We have chosen the Tin-Can as
the place from which our broad
cast will originate."
Latham: Real Blast
"The cheerleaders have spent a
lot of time organizing this event.
This is the first time anything of
this type has been attempted here
at Carolina. With the cooperation
of everyone this could turn into a
real blast," said Lathaml ;
The cheerleader also announced
that a mock football field will be
set up showing the progress of the
Tag Football Nearing Close
By STUART BALL
Both Mangum and Manly ad
vanced in the Dormitory Tag-football
playoffs JUonday by topping
Navy and Ruffin respectively. The
Mangum victory took them to the
quarter-finals and Manly's win as
sured them a berth in the finals.
Manly, holding the opposition
scoreless through its first four
games before Joyner finally broke
the ice in the second round of the
playoffs,, had to fight for .its Mfe
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in eaking out a 13-12 win over the
Ruffin Hosers.
No Runaway
The score was deadlocked 0-0 at
the end of the first half and it was
plain that neither team was going
to run away with the game.
In the second period Lamar
Reid of Ruffin broke through the
Manly defense and put the Hosers
ahead 6-0 as their extra point kick
was no good. The Riverrats came
tight . back, however as , Russ Mc-
Cormick scored a TD and Jeff
Swing added what was to toe the
winning margin on an extra point
kick.
Ruffin was not through, though,
as it again caught the Manly de
fense off guard and Phil Mc
Knight scored a six-pointer. With
their collective back to the wall,
the River rates drove down field
and Bill Hanna pushed across the
winning score with just under four
minutes remaining.
The Riverrates will meet the
winner of the Alexander Playboy
Mangum Maverick contest for the
Dorm cnampionship Wednesday
November 14.
teams, first downs, yard markers
and score board.
A play by play broadcast of the
game will also be piped into the
Tin Can. . ...
Latham, who will accompany the
team to South Bend and be in con
tact with the other cheerleaders
here in Chapel Hill, urged support
for this rally.
"The Tar Heels can beat Notre
Dame but I believe that the im
portance of the. support .of the
student body cannot be over-emphasized
as concerned with the
performance of the team. By
cheering for the team at the Tin
Can, we will be showing that we
are supporting them.", .
, Combo Party, Too
Lee Ferrell and The Trojans will
play for dancing and listening be
ginning at 1:30 in the Can.
"Just being a woman and a
blanket (and whatever else is nec
essary to have a good time)," said
Latham. . ' " .' t.
"This is a chance for the entire
student body to get together and
do some real socializing and at
the same time,. help' get our team
on the Stick. Incidentally, refresh
ments will be provided," Latham
concluded.
Oklahoma Is
Choice Over
Tough Mizzou
NEW YORK (UPD 'Missouri
was the only team ranked among
the nation's top 10 which was not
listed as a favorite Tuesday in a
rundown of odds on Saturday's
leading college football games.
Resurgent Oklahoma, which, has
ripped off four straight victories
after losing two of its! first three
games, was rated a four-point
choice over Missouri, unbeaten but
tied once in eight games this
year. Missouri is ranked No. 6 na
tionally, Oklahoma No. 16.
Of the two . top contenders " for
the No. 1 ranking, Southern Cali
fornia was figured to win rather
easily and Alabama was seen fac
ing a tough fight.
The Southern Cal Trojans, rated
tops in the nation by the UPI
board of coaches, were favored
by 16 points over Navy in one of
the day's top intersectional games.
Alabama, ranked No. 2 was picked
by only six points over Georgia
Tech in one of its toughest tests
of the year.
Third-ranked Mississippi is rat
ed 16 points over Tennessee, fourth-ranked
Wisconsin 18 over IUi
nios; fifth-ranked Texas over Tex
as Christian and Northwestern No.
7 5 over Michigan State.
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In the Mangum-Navy contest the
Mavericks had no trouble defeat
ing the Midshipmen as they romp
ed to a 46-0 win. George Shelton
led the scoring parade by tallying
three touchdowns and extra points
Charles Rhyne scored twice and
Doug Pearson and P. W. Swing
added one each.
The Grad Division now has its
finalists5 by virtue, of Law, School
Ill's win over Med School . I. The
12-0 win by the lawyers made the
I finals- an all Law Schootaffair.
Law School I had already clinch
ed a birth by whipping Law II
14-7.
Grail Mural Entries
iWalt Tuthill of the Intramural
Department reminds all team man
agers to have their entries in for
the Grail Mural Basketball Tour
nament by, six p.m. today. Because
of the large number of entries no
incomplete or late applications will
be accepted.
The All Campus Squash winner
for the second year in a row is
Jack Rugheimer. Jack's cousin
Mac, last year's runner up also
placed high among the finalists.
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