. Fullback Eddie Kesler . will over Virginia,
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factor in their victories.
Sunday, November 8f 1964
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THE DAILY-TAR. HEEL,
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VPI, Wake Forest
Clutter ACC Race
WINSTON-SALEM (AP)
Wake Forest fullback Brian
Piccolo scored all Wake For
est's points Saturday as the
Deacons walloped favored Duke
20-7 to knock the Blue Devils
out of the Atlantic Coast Con
ference football lead.
Piccolo scored on an-11-yard
pass from quarterback John
Mackovic and battered his way
one and three yards for other
touchdowns as Wake Forest
broke the string of twelve
losses against Duke.
The nation's leading ball car
rier going into the game with
722 yards in seven contests.
Piccolo carried 36 times and
gained 115 yards against the
leading rushing defense in the
conference. -
The loss dropped Duke to
second place in the ACC with
a 3-1-1 record and elevated N.C.
State, 5-1, into first place.
Wake Forest climbed to a
third place tie with North
Carolina at 3-2.
Wake Forest opened the
scoring late in the first quar
ter, moving 46 yards in five
plays. Wayne Welbourne ran
22 yards to the one from where
Piccolo "crashed over and fol
lowed with the . conversion to
make it 7-0.
Less than four minutes later
Duke tied the score, rolling 66
yards in seven plays. A 29
yard pass interference penalty
that put the ball on Wake For
est's 20 helped the drive along.'
Halfback John Gutekunst raced
the final 15 yards for the score.
Gutekuntz, who h a d carried
only five times previously this
season, replaced starter Sonny
Odom who went out for good
with an ankle injury in the
opening minutes of play.
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Va. Tech Downs
N.C. State 28-19
Hard-hitting Virginia Tech
pulled down North Carolina
State's favored Wolf pack 28-19
Saturday behind its No. 1
weapon, flashy Bob Schweick
ert. Schweickert ran for two
touchdowns, one for 66 yards
in the fourth quarter, and
passed for a third.
It was the Southern Confer
ence" Gobblers' first victory
over the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence Wolfpack since 1956 in a
series that dates to the turn of
the century. VPI leads it now
20-16.
The game was a quarterback,
duel on the big plays be
tween Schweickert and N.C.
State's Ron Skosnik, whose pin
point passes' hit for all three
Wolfpack scores. ;
Skosnik got 115 yards on
seven completions. Schwei
ckert hit seven for 80 yards.
But Schweickert averaged 10.2
yards on the ground in picking
up another 122 yards.
Halfback Shelby Mansfield,
running for 28 yards and two
first downs' on six carries in
the first quarter, put N.C. State
in position to score first.
Harriers Travel To Clemson
For ACC Championship Meet
j By BILL LEE
DTH Sports Writer
The Carolina Cross-Country
team travels to Clemson Mon
day to vie for top honors in the
ACC Championship meet. The
local harriers enter the meet
with an 8-1 regular season
record, the only loss coming
at the hands of Maryland.
Fresh from the State cham
pionship Monday, coach Joe
Hilton will send to Clemson a
. team in good shape in the per-,
sons of Jim Meade, Art Mail
lett, Jerry Smith, Charlie Little,
Drummond Bell, Eddie Daw,
Trip MacPherson - and :i Bill
Janowitz.
Toughest competition natur
ally is expected to come from
Maryland, and Hilton's hope of
revenge received a cruel blow
in the State meet when Co
Captain Smith was spiked.
He sustained " the injury in
the first 300 yards of the race,
but finished in good position.
He has not been able to prac
tice . this past week but prob
ably will try to run tomorrow.
The injury dimmed the hopes
of topping Maryland, but
sophomore Drummond Bell has
looked very good in the last
few meets and may take up the
slack.
The Tar Heel victories this
season have all come over
ACC foes except Georgia Tech
and East Carolina. -
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By PETE GAMMONS
Asst. Sports Editor
Tomorrow is the big day for
the UNC Booters as they travel
to College Park, Md., to meet
the powerful Terrapins.
The Terps are the .habitual
ACC champs and this year are
tied with the Tar Heels for the
league lead.
Both teams have defeated
Virginia and NC State by simi
lar scores. -Maryland beat the
two teams 2-0 and 6-2 respec
tively, while UNC won 2-1 and
4-1. The two teams have also
lost to Navy, the Terps 1-0 and
UNC 7-2.
This game will probably be
the deciding factor for the
championship and the right to
go to the Nationals at Brown
University in Providence, R. I.
Both hold identical 2-0 confer
ence' records with one more
game after tomorrow's meeting.
The Heels, however, have a
better season record with 5-1-1
while the Terps are 5-2-1.
The main chore of the de
fense will be to stop Ail-American
Eberhard Klein, a brilliant
forward who recently scored
three goals in an 11-0 romp
over Georgetown.
Coach Marvin Allen will
have a healthy team except for
wing Drew Murphy, who has
been hobbled by a tricky knee
all year. His playing status is
yet unknown.
The season finale will be
against Duke in Durham next
Monday, Nov. 16.
FEELING
Our slogan of the week came
from a voter standing in line
at a Harlem polling booth.
"In your guts, you know he's
nuts."
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