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By CHRIS COBBS
DTH Sports Writer
Three of Saturday's four
Atlantic Coast Conference
games may affect the league
championship.
Carolina and Virginia renew
the oldest continuous rivalry
between major college teams in
the South in the only game
without title overture.
Clemson, presently tied with
N.C. State for the ACC lead, is
at Maryland.
State hops over to Duke,
which is not yet out of the title
picture.
Wake Forest remains a
factor and hosts South
Carolina.
Rejuvenated by their win
over State, Clemson and coach
Frank Howard encounter
Maryland. The powerful Tigers
may be suspect of a false sense
of security against the Terps,
doormat of the ACC for the
last few years.
Maryland employs an
eight-man rush which puts
heavy pressure on the running quarterback-adversary
game and on the quarterback, of their tfchtest
The wall is led by tackles Mike measures.
Grace and Tom Plevin.
Once a runner penetrates the
Terps defensive front, he finds
a lot of daylight. Clemson
backs Buddy Gore, all-time
ACC rushing leader, and Ray
Yauger are strong and spritely
enough to get to the open
spaces in the Terp secondary.
Maryland leads the
conference in pass
interceptions with 13. Its able
guardians against the pass will
find Clemson's Billy Ammons a
worthy
security
The 30-11-2 series edge Duke
holds over State has been
reduced in each of the last
three years. The Wolfpack,
which has faint ACC title
hopes, figures to cut into
Duke's advantage a little more
this time around.
State will count on a
superior effort on pass defense
to bridle the Blue Devils' aerial
attack that is romping to ACC
records every week
Quarterback Leo Hart and
end Henley Carter are the
Duke pass masters. Rushing
help is provided by Phil Assack
and Don Baglien.
As one ACC writer put it,
the winner of the Wake
Forest-South Carolina game
could be the scoreboard
operator in Groves Stadium.
He'll be busy trying to keep up
with everything.
The meeting of Deacons and
Gamecocks brings together two
quarterbacks who go about
their work with spectacular
ideas. And with spectacular
results.
Wake's Fredie Summers-has
piled up 652 yards total
offense in his last two outings.
USCs flashy sohpomore
Tommy Suggs threw a league
record five touchdown passes
last Saturday.
Both the Deacs and
Gamecocks are averaging better
than 23 points a game.
"This could be a spectator s
dream," said Wake coach Bill
Tate. Or a scoreboard
operator's nightmare.
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Georgia-Florida, LSU-A
Highlight Week's SEC Contests
State Defender Mark Capuano
... Out To Stop Duke's Leo Hart Saturday
Cavs Work
ATLANTA (UPI)-If you
think the Southeastern
Conference grid race is tight
now, wait until Saturday's
action ends.
If the weekend follows
form, the 10th ranked Georgia
Bulldogs will have moved into
the lead and present leader
Auburn will be locked in a
three-way tie for third.
Saturday's key games find
Auburn facing 5th ranked
Tennessee in the nightcap of a
twin bill at Birmingham and
Charlottesville, Va.
fUPIV-In spite of a steady
downpour the Virginia Georgia paired against Florida
Cavaliers went outside and jn the Gator Bowl Stadium at
worked on passing and ball Jacksonville,
control Thursday. Louisiana State plays
Alabama in the day half of the
doubleheader that is drawing
140,000 to Legion Field in
Birmingham and Mississippi,
the other member of the SECs
first division, steps outside the
conference to play
independent Chattanooga un
beaten and unranked No. 3
among the nation's small
college teams.
If Georgia, Tennessee and
LSU win, here's how the SEC
race will look:
1- Georgia, 4-0-1
2- Tennessee, 2-0-1
3-Aubum, 3-1
4- Louisiana State, 3-1
Mississippi, 3-1
Auburn, 5-2 overall, has
been a real surprise up to now
but it's hard to see how the
Tigers can keep it up. Even if
they should beat Tennessee,
5-0-1, they've still got Georgia,
5-0-2, and Alabama, 5-2,
ahead.
Tiger hopes rest on the
passing of quarterback Loran
Carter who, after a slow start,
has passed for 1,100 yards and
now, although fourth in this
year's standings, is only 297
yards shy of the total offense
mark of 1,372 with which he
won the SEC title last year.
Tennessee, which opened by
scoring eight points in the final
Carolina Seven -Game
Grid
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TEAM STATISTICS UNC OPP PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVE TD
First Downs , 116 138 Ken Price, s 8 77 9.6 0
Yards Rushing 1278 1652 John Harris, db 1 0 0.0 0
Yards Passing .982 973 Don McCauley, hb 1 12 12.0 0
Total Yardage 2260 2625 '
Plays Rushing 373 390 UNC TOTALS 10 89 8.9 0
Passes Attempted 153 115 OPP TOTALS 19 109 5.7 1
Passes Completed 71 62 '
Passes Intercepted By 4 7 SCORING 1st 2nd 3rd 4th F
Total Plays 526 505 UNC 32 23 38 40 133
Fumbles Lost 12 19 OPP 26 65 46 56 194
Yards Penalized 439 402
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
seconds to tie Georgia and has
since won five straight, offers a
balanced offense featuring
quarterback Bubba Wyche,
fullback Dick Pickens and
tailback Richmond Flowers.
Florida's Larry Smith, the
SECs No. 1 rusher, is back and
Georgia's Bruce Kemp, the No.
2 rusher, is out But even so,
the unbeaten Bulldogs asppear
too strong for the Gators who
were picked to win the SEC
crown but who haven't won a
game in the past three weeks.
And, after facing Houston's
Paul Gipson last week, Georgia
should have learned something
about handling big runners.
Elsewhere in the Southeast
this weekend, Kentucky, led
by SEC scoring .leader 11
touchdowns Dicky Lyons,
hosts Vanderbilt; Mississippi
State Hosts Florida State in
what is expected to be a
wide-open passing duel;
Georgia Tech hosts Navy,
Memphis State hosts Houston;
Miami will be at 4th-ranked
Penn State; Southern
Mississippi will be at San Diego
State, the No. 1 small college
team; Tampa, the No. 4 small
college team, will be at East
Carolina; and Tulane hosts
Tulsa. I .
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It's Homecoming in Chapel Hill and
your date has chosen you as his most
favorite girl for this special weekend.
A weekend full of
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and quiet .
autumn moments.
Be beautifully ready
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UNC TOTALS
OPP TOTALS
131 546 120
82 295 2
56 257 2
30 119 4
26 95 11
33 120 76
5 26 0
1 18 0
9 17 0
373 1493 215
390 1831 179
426
293
255
115
84
44
26
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3.5
4.5
3.8
3.2
1.3
5.2
18.0
1.9
NO YDS TD
For Sale: Honda Super Hawk
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Call Watson at 968-9071.
PASSING
Gayle Bomar
Rick Lanier
ATT CMP INT
UNC TOTALS
OPP TOTALS
134
19
153
115
59
12
71
62
6
0
6
4
1278 3.4
1652 4.2
PCT YDS TP
.440 844 5
.631 138 0
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New Titles in
Burns High School in
Cleveland County, a
newly-consolidated school, has
lost all nine of its games thus
far this season. What's more,
the Bulldogs haven't scored.
They get their last chance
tonight.
Ken Price, s
Ron Lowry, e
Mike Carollo, lb
Bob Hanna, lb
UNC TOTALS
Opp TOTALS
SCORING
Hartig, ks
Bomar, qb
Blanchard, e
McCauley, hb
Lanier, qb
Borries, fb
Davis, e
Zemaitis, hb
Dempsey, fb
Perry, hb
UNC TOTALS
OPP TOTALS
1
1
1
1
4
7
28
15
2
0
45
169
0
0
0
0
0
2
TD CONV-ATT CONV-MA FG-M PTS
0 0 012 0 011 11-8 35
4010 010 0-0 26
3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 18
3000 000 0-0 18
1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6
1000 000 0-0 6
1000 000 0-0 6
1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-0 6
1000 000 0-0 6
1000 000 0-0 6
16 1 1 12 0 1 11 11-8 133
27 4 2 21 3 114 7-3 194
UNC vs. VIRGINIA
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