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THE DAILY TAB HEEL Sunday, December 17, 1257 afte score Wi.dlu 11 La Pc3 4 fl o 147 WT0 vv TiTiT Favored Georgia Falls MEMPHIS, Term. (UPI) Underdog North Carolina State, backed up against its own goal line twice in the clos ing minutes Saturday, stopped Varsity Georgia both times to take a 14-7 Liberty Bowl victory for its first post-season triumph. The Wolf pack, winless in two previous bowl appearances, scored the winning touchdown five-minute spun m me second Lawrence at tne State ene-yard in the fourth period when penod nnen tne two tesnu line on a fourth down play. Barehulc plunged over - traded touchdowns. Even then the Bulldogs, Georgia came siornung back favored to win by a touchdown, S3 yards after the WollpaeVs weren't through. Gardy Adams winning score only to fall short blocked a punt to give Georgia when Bm Morrow tackled Kent possession from one yard out to climax a 73-yard drive. The final period touchdown broke a 7-7 tie set up during a again at the Malm en Ti Frosh Stomp UNC-G The UNC varsity wrestling squad came home from Davidson College with their first tie of the season a 16-16 deadlock. On Saturday af ternoon, the freshman grap plers handed the UNC-G Spartans a 42-2 slashing. The varsity match started off badly with UNCs Craig Miller, in the 123-pound division, being pinned by the Wildcats' Doug Hudson. In the pound match. JL Cabana. David Barnes, 145 pounder won a narrow decision over the Wildcats' Joe Mor rison. The - 152-pound match was won by Davidson's Ken Jacobs with a decision over Jenks Pressley. Bennett Boyles, a 160-pound junior tied with Davidson's Gene Kirkpatric. Boh Steele of UNC pinned Frank Irby to take the 167- 130-pound division. Don Cromarite of Davidson won a decision over Carolina's Tom my Guthrie. John Stacy, 137-ipound co captain, broke the scoring ice for the UNC squad. He won a decision over Davidson's Nino Dick Kelly won by decision over Davidson's Hank Rader for the 177-pound match. To round out the action, Davidson's Dale Bryan won by decision in the heavy-weight division over Carolina's Fred Preister. x i - : if i - - ' s" - Dick DeVenzio drives by Tar Babies' Richard Tuttle ... Duke freshman almost came to Carolina BLOW YOURSELF UP 10 mm 2 FT. x 3 FT. Get your own huge BLO-UP poster. Send any Black and White ' or Color Photo from wallet size to 8" x 10". We will send you a 2 ft x 3 ft. BLO-UP . . . perfect POP ART poster. Also makes a great giant greeting card. A $25.00 value for $5.00. No C.O.D. Allow three weeks for deliv ery. Your picture will be returned. Send Check or Money Order to PHOENIX PRODUCTIONS, INC. 60 EAST 42ND ST., NEW YORK, N.Y. 10017 Dick Bevemzio: Sumer 'Frosh He ran from the court ia a hurry, wiping tears from his eyes while a few thousand screaming maniacs pummeled the UNC frosh squad after an upset Tar Baby victory. Dick DeVenzio, whom the program said is 5-10, 155, Spr inydale, Pa., had just scored 19 points and led the Duke of fense, all for a losing cause. His quintet had been labeled "best freshman squad in the TKEUQZSATCX 4x4J(i MT-BZDCF "country," but the Blue Imps met a sky-high Carolina team a group so turned-on-it caused many to wonder if Coach Bill Guthridge had in stituted LSD on the training table. DeVenzio was impressive, however, as he executed sharp passes, threw in long, southpaw one-ha riders and pulled off several steals. He" opened the game by stealing a Lee Demon pass with a quick move, one of many during the game which seemed to get quicker as ac tion progressed. His shots came from far out too and he hit 9 of 16 from the 25 foot range. Carolina spectators had reason to show more interest in DeVenzio than the rest of Coach Tom Carmody's out fit. DeVenzio, you see, came within a hair-breadth of sign ing a grant-in-aid with the Heels. '1 really don't have a good reason why I went to Duke," he said after the game. 'The pressure was great and very confusing. Duke and Carolina jwere my two top choices for JL three months and it took me a long time to decide." DeVenzio didn't find much difference in the recruiting tactics of both schools. "When they recruit, they really recruit," he said. The coaches cover all aspects academically, socially and athletically 'which makes it even more confusing. "When I came to visit this campus, I wanted to go here; when I visited Duke, I wanted to go there." DeVenzio became close friends with Dean Smith and former frosh Coach Larry , Brown. "Coach Smith is a close friend of my family," he said. "I also became close friends with Larry Brown and kicked N around with Dick Grubar and -Joe Brown when I visited here and thought they were great guys. "They showed me a good time." DeVenzio also considered Wolfpack riDe-yard line. Georgia quarterback Kirby Moore was unsuccessful on four pass attempts. The last one dropped in the end zone, and Xorth Carolina State not only had its first bowl victory but also beat the Bulldogs for the Erst time ia six meetings. North Carolina State scored first on a sis-year pass from quarterback Jim Donnaa to end Harry Martel and Gerald Warren, the NCAA field goal champion, added the con version to put the Wolfpack out in front 7-0. That touchdown only ignited the previously sluggish Georgia offense. Lawrence ran the kickoff back 42 yards and Moore, connecting on three straight passes, quickly led the Bulldogs 53 yards with fullback Ron Jenkins scoring on a one yard plunge. Jim McCuHough added the extra point to tie the score until Barchuck's TD in the 0ml period. Georgia had two scoring op portunities that would have put the Bulldogs in the lead. The first opportunity, in the first period, was lost when McCullough was short on a 35 yard field goal attempt. Then during the third period a scor ing chance was missed by McCullough when he was wide on a 32-yard field goal at tempt. State had a similar op portunity late in the third period, only to have Warren, who kicked 17 field goals this past season, miss a 47-yard try. Each team was to receive about $120,000, largest dividend ever paid by the Liberty Bowl. However, the crowd of 35,045 was 15,000 below capacity in Memphis Memorial Stadium and 3,000 less than the bowl drew last year. To work 3 sales ladles st cr.3 cf Chaps! HHPs fad ing servics stations. Das to tfis seccnd semester schedule change, we hays an open pssliicn. seme Must ba sttrsctivs, good psrscnality, have knswledrs cf cars and bs interested in tnern If ycu are the type that likes to wash your cwn car, etc. You might lite to try this new experience. See Ross Norwood Norwood Bros. Esso 133 W. Franklin Street Chapel Hill, N. a UCLA and flew to Los Angeles last year on a "great trip." "I thought UCLA was too far from home,' DeVenzio said. "Duke and UNC are the two best teams in the East, so I narrowed it down to them." Coach Caraaody considers the Pennsylvania hotshot an . invaluable team member. 4tHe's pretty much the team ; leader," Carmody said. "We usually have him to control the ; tempo of the game and take charge." OSCAR WINNER ' ROSE BOWL STAR ; LOS ANGELES (UPI) Irvine (Cotton) Warburton, an all-Amerioan quarterback at ithe University of Southern ; California in .the 1930s, is the r only man ever to star in the Rose Bowl and also win a mo , ,tion picture industry "Oscar.:' ' warourion. -uow "zone o-fcr ivs.Ha,; Hollywood's finest film editors, :yct -: .-, H " - won the industry award in Mr nartJhnV , WarrPn n1 nsaBi 1 Kir ,SiGt(y UP AT Pir Statistics GA. First Downs 14 Rushing Yardage 140 Passing Yardage -138 Return Yardage 124 Passes 11-23-0 Punts 6-28.8 Fumbles Lost 0 Yards Penalized - 67. NCS 14 79 128 42 17-25-1 7-35.5 1 45 7 7 0 0 0 7 714 Georgia 0 N, C. State 0 Scoring: NCS Martel 6 pass from Don- - nan,, warren kick f I 1965. kick h fcs a lb 9 O The Norelco Tripleheader. The closest, fastest, most comfortable shaver on wheels. On campus. On-off switch. Knock it off, Lester. I'm trying to get some sleep. It atso has three Noretccv Mrcrogfoove1 'ffoatmg heads W shave you 35 closer. So dose, we dare to match shaves with a blade But comfortable too because the Norelco rotary folates shave without a nick or a pinch white the floating heads as many shaves per charge as swing over the niils and valleys any other rechargeable. of your face. And there's a pop tip trimmer to give you an edge on your sideburns. How there's a Rechargeable Tripleheader Speed shaver 45CT too. It works with or with out a cord. And delivers twice XJ Two great Tripleheaders with more features than aoy other shjive rs on the market " With some beers maybe the glass doesn't matter. 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