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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Saturday. October 2, 1965
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Well, I guess it's time I cracked down on a few
ACC football teams. You'll have to admit, I've been
understanding the first two weekends of the season.
For example, I've let those Clemson Tigers win
their first two games over Virginia and N. C. State. I
allowed Maryland to beat Ohio University in their
opener last Saturday. I even permitted Wake Forest
to lose by close margins in their first two games.
Fauntleroy Disguised
boys. If you let those
Tigers win too many, ol' Frank will start thinking
he has a good team. If that happens, he'll start tell
ing the sports writers about it and we'll have a big
mess. Better let Tech take this one.
SYRACUSE over MARYLAND: Tom Nugent will
have his "I" dotted today. He'll have his goal line
crossed, too.
DUKE over RICE: I'm building the Devils up for
the kill. Let them have this one.
VANDERBILT over WAKE FOREST: I've thought
about this all week. Let Vandy have it I never
really liked Deacons anyway.
SOUTH CAROLINA over N. C. STATE: Let's
help those Gamecocks out. I am understanding once
in a while. The birds have been flying low for a while
so things should begin to pick up.
MICHIGAN over GEORGIA: Tar Heel fans might
be interested in this one. The Wolverines should have
an easier time with the Bulldogs than they did with
Carolina.
Other games:
ALABAMA over MISSISSIPPI
OKLAHOMA over NAVY
V.P.I, over WILLIAM & MARY
DAVIDSON over THE CITADEL
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA over OREGON STATE
Runners Win Cakes
Joe Lasich and Darius Hin
nant captured first place in
the Open and Novice Divisions,
respectively, in Thursday's
Intramural Cake Race.
Eleven starters were off at
4:30 in the Open, with Lasich
coming home first with a time
of 6:47 for the mile-and-a-half
race. Second was James Hotel-
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Of course, you Tar Heel
fans are probably worried
about my Duke policy. I
have let them win their
first two games. But don't
worry I have plans for
those boys.
So here goes:
UPSET SPECIAL: Win
ston Coeds over Alexander
(Sex Bowl).
GEORGIA TECH over
CLEMSON: I think it's
about time I cracked the
whip on Frank Howard's
ing with a time of 6:55 and
third was Truett Goodwin at
7:03.3.
Hinnant beat 11 other run
ners in the Novice with a 7:20.6
time. Close behind was Bob
Everett at 7:22.5 and third
was last year's Novice winner,
Bill Horn, at 7:35.6.
Lasich is from Hagerstown,
Md., where he was the state
indoor and outdoor two mile
champion. Hoteling, from
Chapel Hill, went to Virginia
Episcopal High School and was
the state Prep mile champion.
Goodwin was the North Caro
lina state mile and cross
country champ. All three boys
are on the freshman track
team. Everett is from Ehring-haus.
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Booters Dump Falcons, 4-0
By BILL ROLLINS
DTII Sports Writer
Carolina's soccermen rode
the slight edge provided by
Jim Johnston's second-quarter
goal through a third of the
final period, and then splurged
for three more scores in blank
ing the Air Force Academy 4-0
in yesterday's opening match.
An elated Coach Marvin Al
len remarked after the battle:
"We played excellent soccer
out there today. It was a fine
all-round team effort. Yes, you
can say that I was very well
pleased with this showing in
the opening match."
Co-captain and goalie Tom
Roberts had this to say: "I
agree with Coach Allen. It was
a great team victory, and ev
erybody who played contribut
ed to it. This is just the first
of a lot more to come!"
Carolina dominated the first
quarter completely, with that
stanza being played almost en
tirely in AFA territory. The
Blue and White was unable to
get a successful series going,
however, and the second period
began a new ball game.
Play was a little more even
ly matched after the clubs
switched goals. But with 13:07
having elapsed, soph center
forward Jim Johnston man
euvered for the first of his
two goals.
Johnston gained possession
just in front of the Falcon
goal, but his first attempt was
blocked beautifully by AFA
goalie Hans Mueh. The UNC
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not get off the ground against
steady recovered quickly,
however, and footed the ball
into the nets for a 1-0 lead.
In the first half, Carolina's
swift defense kept the Fal
cons from firing a single shot.
On the other hand, the Tar
Heels took twelve shots.
The flyboys improved their
play in the third quarter, but
all six of their shots were
staved off nicely by Roberts
and reserve goalie Bob John
son, who gave a good account
also.
The Allenmen continued to
fire away at the enemy's net,
and with 14:10 left in the final
go-round, Johnson took a pass
from center forward Drew
Murphy and slammed his sec
ond tally for a 2-0 spread.
Four minutes later, Mueh
blocked another UNC attempt.
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the goal, inside left Jack Loud
converted the opportunity into
his team's third point. Inside
right Ed Belmont had the as
sist. It took Carolina just over
six minutes to bag its final
score. This one came with
4:23 remaining, and was count
ed by Drew Murphy on an as
sist pass from Johnston.
Frosh Bow To Rain
Friday's UNC-Wake forest
freshman football game was
postponed because of rain.
The game is rescheduled for
November 5 in Kenan Stadium.
Assistant Athletic Director
Walter Rabb said the post
ponement was made to save
the playing field from dam
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Davis At Half back Slot
, By PAT STITII
DTH Sports Editor
A Charlotte newspaper said
Bob Davis will plav second
halfback when the- Cavaliers
of Virginia meet North Caro
lina at Kenan Stadium this
afternoon.
But don't you believe it. Da
vis is about as likelv to ride
the bench as Danny Talbott
less likely, in fact."
Many have called him the
ACC's best quarterback as a
sophomore last season. Cer
tainly his statistics speak well
enough for him 1,481 total
yards, good enough for third
place among ACC backs for
all time.
He averaged a 6.2 yard gain
every time he touched the
ball, passing for 1,054 yards
and averaging five yards a
carry for 436 yards on the
ground.
But cold statistics couldn't
begin to tell the real story
about this Bob Davis. North
Carolina found out last fall,
when it lost to Davis 31-28,
that when you zig, he zags.
Carolina is not the only team
he hurt. He ran 88 yards for
score against N. C. State
and ran and passed for 334
yards against Wake Forest.
Both marks are all-time Vir
ginia records.
So far this year, they say
he hasn't been his old self.
But UNC Coach Jim Hickey
has been telling his boys, no
doubt, that even if this Davis
is a dud, treat him like live
ammo.
Virginia comes into today's
game without a win -Duke
whipped it 21-7 and Clemson
won 20-14.
In those games, playing
quarterback, Davis has run
for 42 yards in 11 carries and
hit 13 of 28 passes with three
interceptions.
Today, senior Tom Hodges
will call signals and Davis
will be listed as a reserve left
halfback. It is a safe bet, how
ever, that he won't be in re
serve long, if at all.
This is the 70th game in the
UNC-UVa. series, dating back
to 1892. It is the longest and
mbst continuous of the South's
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year's defeat. It was the first
loss to Virginia under Hickey.
who came to Carolina as head
coach in 1959.
The win was Virginia's first
inside the conference in three
years and they haven't won
one since.
Carolina comes into today's
game fresh from one of the
greatest victories in its 77 year
history. The Tar Heels upset
Ohio State University 14-3 be
fore 80,000 fans at Columbus.
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