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Ken Willard Picks Up Yardage Behind Blocking Of Richy Zarro
By tARRY TARLETOX
DTH Sports Editor
The touted . Michigan State
Spartans played dead for three
quarters yesterday, then sudden
ly " awoke to scare the life out "
of: North Carolina before bow-.
icg out to a great effort by the
entire Tar Heel team, 21-15.
Facing a 21-0 Tar Heel lead,
the Spartans moved for two
quick touchdowns before Gary
Black intercepted a Steve Juday
pass with -36 seconds remain
ing in the game to stop the final
Spartan effort. Black, who broke
two ribs in last week's game,
was in the game only because
Tommy Ward lost his contact
lenses. .
The victory was a great team
effort by the Tar Heels, but
super-sophomore Danny Talbott
has to be singled out as the star.
Talbott turned from goat to hero
in one week as he scored two
touchdowns on short sneaks and
led the drive for the other one.
Talbott, substituting for the
injured Black, started poorly
again by throwing his third in
terception of the season on the
first play from scrimmage. But
from then on, Dandy Danny
really showed his stuff.
He scored twice on one and
two-yard quarterback sneaks.
and set up the third touchdown
with fine runs on the bootleg
play. For the game, Talbott
rushed for 43 yards on 13 car
ries, and completed 9 of 15 pas
ses for 86 yards.
However, Danny wasn't the
whole story.' Although Charlie
Migyanka slowed hkn down in
the second half, big Ken Willard
still picked up 62 yards rushing.
When Migyanka began playing
him man-to-man Ken effectively
decoyed the Michigan State All
American away from the play.
Big Jim Harrington came in
to the game when John Atherton
was injured, and immediately
made a great diving catch of a
Talbott pass on a crucial third
down play. Harrington caught
three passes for 31 yards for the
game.
On defense, Chris Hanburger,
Frank Gallagher, Ward, and
Bo Wood led the charge that
held the Spartans scoreless for
three quarters. (Hanburger
made eight tackles and four
assist.)
After Talbott's first pass of
the afternoon was intercepted,
it looked ' like another long
miserable afternoon for the
. Carolina faithful. But on fourth-and-one,
the Tar Heel line,- led
by Hanburger, stopped . Harry
Amnion for no gain, and Caro
lina took over. . .
After the Tar Heels failed to
move the ball for the first 12
minutes, Ron Tuthill returned
a 45-yard Lou Bobich to the
Carolina 31. And the Tar Heels
were off!
With Hank Barden gaining 15
yards the Tar Heels moved to
two first downs. Then with
third-and-four on the 49, Tal
bott rolled out and fired a pass
which a diving Harrington held
onto. . i
Willard gained 13 around right
end, and Talbott bootlegged to
the MSU 29 for another first
down. Runs by Talbott and Wil
lard gave the Tar Heels an
other first down at the 6 as the
first quarter ended.
STATISTICS
UNC M. St.
First Downs 14 11
Rushing Yardage .132 118
Passes Attempted . . 15 20
Passes Completed ..9 10
Passing Yardage ... 86 116
Passes Intercepted 3 1
Total Yards ....... 218 234
Number of Punts ..: 8 6
Aver. Distance Punts 36.3 36.3
Fumbles 0 0
Yards Penalized 35 55
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. After Willard bullied his way
to the two, Danny called a quar
terback sneak and rode Chris
Hanburger's blocking into the
end zone. Dave Braine's . kick
made it 7-0 and the Tar Heels
held that lead until halftime.
The first time the Tar Heels
touched the ball in the second
half, they marched 69 yards for
another score. Passes by Tal
bott to Harrington, Billy Darnall
and Eddie Kesler and Willard's
16-yard run highlighted the
drive. Willard plunged from the
one, and Braine's toe was again
true and the Heels' led 14-0. .
With one minute left in the
third quarter, Braine intercepted
a Juday pass on the MSU 24 to
set up the last Tar Heel touch
down. After Talbott and Willard
runs moved the ball to the 10,
Harrington again made a div
ing catch at the one foot line.
Talbott sneaked it over, Braine's
kick was good and the Heels had
what looked like a comfortable
21-0 lead.
At this point,. the Spartans
took the wraps off two sopho
mores who almost ruined- the
afternoon for the Big Blue. Half
back Clinton Jones and Gene
Washington led a valiant Michi
gan State rally that just fell
short.
Taking the kickoff after the
Photo by Jock Lauterer
touchdown, the Spartans moved
72 yards in only five plays for
their first touchdown. With
third down and short yardage on
the ' Carolina 42, Jones smashed
off the left side on a power play,
cut back and outran Chris Han
burger into the end zone. On
the conversion play the Spartans
pulled a little razzle-dazzle as
Juday pitched to Amman, who
tossed to Gormon in the back
of the end zone.
That two-point conversion
looked even bigger when a Ju
day to Washington pass two min
utes later made the score 21-15
with 8:08 to play.
However, the Tar Heels stop
ped Juday's long passes, and
after Black came up with his
key interception, they just let
the clock run out and walked
off the. field with one of their
greatest victories.
MSU 0 0 0 1515
UNC - 0 7 7 721
NC Talbott, 2-yard plunge.
(Braine kick).
NC Willard, 1-yard plunge.
(Braine kick).
NC Talbott, 1-yard sneak.
(Braine kick).
MSU C. Jones, 42-yard run.
(Ammon pass to Gordon).
MSU Washington, 11-yard
pass from Juday. (Bobich kick).
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