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round out the backfield on offen- Ron Tuthill, Dave Braine, Tom-
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Maryland 27, Navy 22
Ke Ambrusko ran 101 yards
witfcra kickoff return in the
final three minutes to give
MaiJand a 27-22 win over
Navy
The dash down the side
lines eclipsed a record-shattering
performance by Navy's
Roger Staubach, who only sec
onds before had thrown" a third
touchdown pass ta put Navy
ahead, 22-21. :
Staubach's 25 completions in
39 attempts broke the Naval
Academy record he had set
last week against Notre Dame."
His passes accounted- for 231
yards and all their touchdowns.
Phil Petry, starting quarter
back in an all-sophomore back
field, was equally effective,
passing for two scores and run
ning for the other. He had
powerful help from tailback
Tom Hickey whose line smashes
kept the offense moving.
Maryland, winning only its
third game and handing -Navy
its fifth loss, struck for two
touchdowns before Navy could
get into the game, and led
until a Staubach ' to Calvin
Huey pass put the Middies
ahead with 2:58.
But before the cheers from
the Navy stands could subside,
Ambrusko grabbed the kickoff
and was off on his touchdown
gallop to snatch the victory
away.'
9s , UNC C umpus Ctzleu
Individual Statistics
RUSHING
wiOard .... . ; .... .20-66
Black , 14-50
..- Clemson
Crain 1&-40
Dais . . ....... 19-Z9
- Passing
UNC
Black 7-14, 127 yards
Clemson
Bell . . . . . . 1-12, 12 yards
Rat 2-4, 19 yards
PASS RECEIVING
UNC
Jackson ................ 3-81
Wiflard ....... . . ....... 3-30
Clemson
Manldin ................ 2-17
Libera tore 1-25
TODAY
Lutheran Student Association
supper deeting 6 p.m., Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church. Plan
ned discussions after supper.
Transportation to Binkley Me
morial Baptist Church services
available each Sunday at Y
Court. If - inconvenient," call
942-5964, and a member of the
congregation will come to" your"
residence. Church school class
es 9:45; morning worship
H-ajaa. " ' -
L Evening: prayer service af Chapel
of the Cross University Chorus
.will .sing, 7:30. puiL.-'.
Newman Undergraduate Club
After 10:45 a.m. mass, St.
Thomas More Church Hall,
Newman Graduate Discussion
Episcopal Student Congregation
presents Fred Weaver speak
ing on the image of man in
education, 8:30 pjn.; Chapel of
the Cross.
Senior Class Finance Committee
4 : 15 p.m., Grail Room, Com
pulsory. Student Theatre Workshop. 3
p.m., special Writer's Work
shop presenting a reading and
discussion of the play, 'The
Love Goddess" by Barbara
Hannah.
Westminster Fellowship Sun
day night supper forum, 5:30
p.m., Student Center. Also
Westminster Fellowship's Fac
ulty horns seminars.
dub 6:30 pjn., Catholic Stu
dent Center, topic "Christian
ity and Freedom; the Catholic
Worker Movement."
MONDAY
Basic information class for inter
ested non - Catholics 5 p.m.,
Catholic Student Center.
Newman Apostolate class 7:30
p.m.-6:30 p.m;, 205 Alumni,
. "Crises and .Conflicts in Church
History."
WAA Hockey Club 4 p.m., Hock
ey Field.
WAA Executive Council 5 p.m.,
; Woman's Gym. - -
WAA Splash Club 7 p.m., Wom
an's" Gym. - - - .
Expense accounts for candidates
due by noon at GM information
desk.
UNC Amateur Radio Club 7:30
p.m., Caldwell Annex Y. Thom
as B. Smiley, "Early History
of Radio at UNC."
Order of the Old Bean Birds
7 p.m. The Good Shop.
TUESDAY
NAACP 8 pan., 203 Alumni, Dr.
William Geer.
Piano Recitals 8 p.m., Hill Hall
Auditorium, by William S. New
man and' Wilton Mason. .' ...
WAA Slimnastics Club 3:30 p.m.,
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Dr. L. Donald Johnson on "The YDC 7:30 p.m., Gerrard Hall.
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