Thursday, September 19, 1968
Formula Vees
Draft At VIE
DANVILLE, Va.-Have you
always thought "drafting" was
a racing trick reserved for the
high-banked super speedways
of Daytona, Atlanta and
Charlotte?
Well, think again, because
Formula Vee has brought
drafting to the world of road
racing in a very big way. The
light, tiny Vees are so closely
matched that only by "getting
a draft", that is, following just
inches behind the car ahead,
can two Vee drivers hope to
get away from the pack.
Just loke at Daytona, two
cars together in , a draft can
somehow go faster than either
car along. And just like at
Daytona, this makes for very
close racing, so close that dead
heats between the lead cars
have become common.
On September 28 and 29,
the Formula Vees will be an
important part of the show at
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the National Championship
road races to be held at
Virginia International
Raceway, near Danville. This
race is the last of a series held
all over the East this summer.
It is the drivers' final chance to
qualify for the "World Series"
of American road racing, the
American Road Race of
Champions, to be held at
Riverside, California in
November, and so the
competition is expected to be
even tougher than usual
Formula Vee is a special
class of road racing, which was
started with the idea of. giving
the fellow with lots of desire
and ability, but not much
money, a chance to get into
racing with a car capable of
winning.
The engine, suspension,
brakes and steering of a Vee
have to be from a Volkswagen,
and very few modifications to
these parts are allowed. The
chassis and body have to be
specially built, with one seat in
the center, and no fenders to
cover the tires. The result
looks, and runs, like a scaled
down Indianapolis racer.
The 825 pound Vees have a
top speed of "only" 110 miles
per hour, but they go around
corners so fast that they can
make a lap of VIR as fast as
many Porsches. They are great
fun to watch, because they are
always very closely matched,
often going through turns two
and three abreast, with each
driver trying his best to gain a
few precious feet on the
others.
Feet, and occasionally
years, are the most the drivers
can hope to gain. It's a rare
Vee race when the lead cars are
separated by more than a
second or two at the end of
forty-five minutes of hard
charging.
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Chapel Hill
Carolina Crowd Sports Tumultuous Mood
Heels Hope To Shake
Opener Jinx Saturday
North Carolina's Tar Heels
will be trying to smash an
opening game hex when they
meet old rival North Carolina
State Saturday in Kenan
Stadium showdown.
The Tar Heels have lost
their last four opening games
and have been beaten 12 times
in first games in the last 19
years. State was the opening
day villain last season,
defeating the Tar Heels, 13-7,
at Raleigh.
In fact, State has enjoyed
amazing success against
Carolina teams on opening day
through the years. In the last
eight opening day games
Thirty Get Scholarship Award
Thirty Carolina athletes
were among the 235 athletes
named to the 1968 Atlantic
Coast Conference Honor Roll,
Commissioner James H. Weaver
announced Wednesday. "This
is the largest number of
student-athletes that the
conference has made awards
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ssw III
between the two teams, the
Wolfpack has come out on top
seven times.
This is not to say, however,
that State has completely
dominated the series with
Carolina. Far from it. Carolina
has won two of the last three
meetings. It does seem,
however, that the Tar Heels
fare better with the Wolfpack
when the game isn't a seasonal
opener.
Saturday's game will be the
58th meeting between the old
opponents. Carolina leads the
series by a big margin with 39
victories to only 12 for State
and six ties.
The renewal this week
to," Weaver stated.
Those named from Carolina
were: golf Bill Brack ett, Gene
Phipps; football Ed Chalupka,
Don Hartig; cross
country John Colpitts, Alfred
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Weak Duke
In ACC Night Opener
Durham Duke University,
an "unknown" factor in
p re-season analyses for the
1 9 68 ACC football
championship, tackles another
''unknown" South
Carolina Saturday as Blue
Devil coach Tom Harp
admitted, "We just don't know
that much about them but
they're supposed to be a vastly
improved team."
The Blue Devils and
Gamecocks collide Saturday
night at 7:30 o'clock before a
sellout crowd of 43,000 at
Carolina Stadium.
On the subject of the
Gamecocks' personnel, Harp
pointed to fullback Warren
Muir, power back Benny
Galloway and flanker Fred
Zeigler as "outstanding athletes
we'll have to contain if we
expect to win." "If Muir is
half as good as what they're
saying about him," said Harp,
he s got to be a bull to stop.
But, with Galloway back,
we've got two tough runners to
stop. Zeigler is a fine receiver
and I understand they have
two young quarterbacks
(Randy Yoakum and Tommy
Suggs) who are supposed to be
good ones."
Defensively, the Blue Devils
will likely go with George
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TAR HEEL
shapes up as another close
battle. Coach Bill Dooley of
the Tar Heels predicted at his
press lucheon this week that it
will be a fine game.
"State is very tough, a real
solid team," Dooley said. "But
we're ready to go to war
against them. I have confidence
our players will make a good
showing." :
A sellout crowd is expected
at Kenan Stadium.
If the crowd is capacity, it
marks the fifth straight year
the teams have met before
sellout crowds. Kenan
Stadium, with temporary
bleachers added, will seat
around 47,000 fans. ,
Wilson; wrestling Jim Glass,
Mark Manship, Robert Miller,
Paul Ogburn, Bob Steele, Dick
Urguhart, Tom Whisnant, Bill
Zambelli; track Jeff Hilliker,
Dick Ludington, Keith Nuttal,
Don Russ, Jerry Sellers,
Charles Smith, Dennis Suich;
lacrosse Dean Farmer, Tom
Scheft.
--4.--..
Hosts USC
Joseph (202) and Dan Rose
(205) at the ends, seniors Fred
Zirkle (250) and Frank Lilly at
tackle, middle guard Chuck
Grace (205) and linebackers
Dick Biddle (210) and Ed
Newman (212). The defensive
secondary will be comprosed
of seniors Larry Davis and Ed
Hicklin. switched from
quarterback and . flanker
respectively, senior Tom Edens
and sophomore Phil Singer.
Harp seems to have settled
on an offensive line of senior
Henley Carter (188) at wing
end, junior Jim Dearth (200) at
tight end, junior Ken Bombard
(225) and sophoirtore Don
Gunter (210) at the tackles,
senior Ken Homa (205) and
J.B.: Edwards (210) at the
guards with Gene DeBolt (215)
at center. DeBolt started eight
games last fall at defensive end
and began pre-season drills as
an offensive tackle. .
Sophomores Wes Chesson of
Edenton, N.C. and Phil Asack
of W. Bridgewater, Mass. have
been working at two backfield
stations. Chesson will probably
start at tailback with junior
Don Baglien at fullback, junior
Marcel Courtillet at flanker and
sophomore Leo Hart of
Kinston, N.C. calling the
signals.
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It's Football, At
By JOHN REM LLK
Special to the DTH
Egad, football.
Picture it 45,000 hot
screaming people. The two
sides of the stadium roaring
back and forth like two drunks
trading insults. (Pity the people
in the end zone seats-smack in
Bomar, Klebe
Meet Again
Saturday
The last time North
Carolina State played North
Carolina in Kenan Stadium
Gayle Bo mar caught a pass
from Jack Klebe. It wasn't
planned that way.
Bo mar was a Tar Heel
defensive halfback in that game
in 1966 and Klebe was a
sophomore quarterback for the
Wolfpack. Bonar's
interception of the Klebe pass
in the final minutes of play
saved the day for the Tar Heels
and insured a 10-7 victory over
State.
What makes that Bomar
interception even more
significant now is the fact that
it is the only interception ever
thrown by Klebe in his varsity
career. He's tossed the ball 39
times and never had another
one picked off.
Bomar now is the No. 1
quarterback for Carolina and
Klebe, a senior, is the top
signal-caller for the State team.
Their duel on Saturday should
highlight the big game.
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the middle of it.)
Anxious people trying to
get in. "Damn, I've been
waiting for this and now we're
gonna miss the kkkoff."
The kickoff comes and,
jeezie peezie, the place goes
nuts. It's like the starter
dropping the flag for Grand
P r i x, people standing,
cheerirjg, but not really
knowing what thehelTsgoing
on. "God'amighty, kill'em
State."
"Mooo uuuuu."
The crowd exchanges
pleasantries.
Halftime. State's band plays
"As the Caisons Go Rolling
Along" with new words, of
course (at least it's not "Tiger
Rag"). Coaches talk, and
players wonder why they ever
started playing this game
anyway.
Both sides agree on one
thing, "Dixie."
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Kenan
Sometime usually late in
the third quarter or maybe
early in the fourth, the
inevitable happens. One of the
many o verindulgers
overindulges his limit.
Fourth quarters get frantic.
Bill Currie gets frantic
It's "moooo uuuu," and
"Kifl 'em State" all over
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