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Sunday, November 17, 1963
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"NCAA Opener
By ART CHANSKY
DTH Asst. Sports Editor
The Carolina soccer team
will make its NCAA debut
Monday when it hosts a
powerhouse Michigan State
squad on Fetzer Field at 2
p.m., an hour earlier than all
regular season home games.
Tigers Top UNC
(Continued from page 1)
to kill the threat.
Ammons was eratic for the
Tigers. He hit half of his passes,
but when he missed, he missed
badly. Several times he
overthrew open receivers.
Clemson scored again
midway through the second
period when Barnette booted a
29 yard field goal. Yauger set it
up with a 49 yard run to the
UNC 17, his longest gain of the
season.
But Carolina made it close
late in the half after linebacker
Mark Mazza picked off another
Ammons pass. Ammons threw
far behind split end Jack
Anderson, and Mazza grabbed
it at his 48 and ran down the
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right sideline to the Clemson
two.
Bomar immediately hit
Tony Blanchard in the end
zone for six points. Hartig
made it 10-7.
The Tigers scored after the
opening second half kickoff.
They marched 73 yards on ten
plays, and Yauger carried it
seven of those snaps. The score
came on a 28 yard pass from
Ammons to Waters, who
should have been tackled by
Rusty Ross or Dave Jackson
but wasn't.
It was 24-7 less than three
minutes later. Bomar flipped a
pass right into the hands of
linebacker Billy Ware and Ware
returned 23 yards to Carolina's
eight. Yauger ran four times
from there, scoring from one
yard out.
Clemson put in their second
string offense for most of the
remaining minutes, Carolina
meanwhile had three
touchdown opportunities and
cashed in only once. The pay
off came on an 87 yard drive
which ended in the fourth
period.
Zematis ran eight times and
Bomar connected once on a
pass to Peter Davis for the bulk
of the yardage. Ken Bories got
the touchdown on a one yard
drive.
Twice more UNC moved
within the Clemson 10 but two
missed passes on fourth down
stopped the drive.
The Tar Heels booters, with
a last game loss to Duke on
Friday, finished the season 8-2
and enter the NCAA regional
playoffs for the first time.
Coach Marvin Allen's boys
may have been looking ahead
to MSU, but the Tar Heel
mentor promises they will be
ready for the Spartans,
co-champions of the NCAA for
1967.
"We'll be decided underdogs
against Michigan State," Allen
said. "We'll have to play much
better than we did against both
Maryland and Duke to even
stay in the game."
The Spartans tied St. Louis
in the NCAA finals last season
to gain the co-championship
and are again aiming for that
title this year. They are
presently 8-1-1 and are seeded
third in the Midwest Dhisjon.
MSU has scored more than
60 goals this season and has
allowed only four. All of them
came in a 4-1 defeat at the
hands of Akron in the
Spartans' only loss. They also
battled to a scoreless deadlock
with St. Louis, as they did last
season in he national finals.
Spartan Coach Gene
Kenney, a wrestling assistant at
UNC in 1950, has had no less
than a sensational record in 13
years at MSU. Kenney has led
his booters to 110 wins against
only 11 defeats and four ties.
Of those 11 losses, eight were
to St. Louis.
This is Carolina's first
appearance in the NCAAs, but
the Spartans are old veterans in
post season tournament play.
They have made the classic for
the last six years and were in
the finals three times.
This season the Spartans are
as strong as ever. 1967
All-American forward Trevor
Harris is back again, and so far
this season he has rammed 15
goals past enemy tenders and
has also assisted on 14 more.
Harris is just ahead of Tony
Keyes, also a forward, who has
scored 21 times but has
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. . . Soccer Team Prepares For NCAA Opener Against Michigan State Monday
Blue Devils Stop Wake
DURHAM, N.C. (UPI) -
Brilliant Lee Hart passed 81
yards for one touchdown and
six for another Saturday in
guiding Duke to an 18-3
Atlantic Coast Conference
victory over Wake Forest.
Hart, who relied on his own
feet to run Duke out of
trouble, made a shambles of a
heralded passing duel with the
Deacons' Freddie Summers.
After Wake Forest took a
3-0 lead on Tom Deacon's
31-yard field goal, the Blue
Devil quarterback rallied Duke
for two long second-period
marches, the first capped by
Phil Asack's one-yard scoring
plunge and the second by
Hart's six-yard touchdown pass
to end Henley Carter.
With less than three minutes
gone in the second half, Hart
added the frosting with his
81-yard toss to flanker Wes
Chesson.
Summers was continually
bothered by his own erratic
passing and fumbles. Duke's
John Cattellane picked off two
passes, his first interceptions of
the season, and Joe Compitello
recovered two Deacon fumbles,
one on his own two.
The Deacons and Summers
kept Duke continually in hot
water. After Deacon missed a
47-yard field goal try in the
first period, Summers brought
them back again a short while
later for Deacon's successful
31-yard attempt.
In the second half, Wake
Forest drove to the Duke one
only to have Tom Gavin give
the ball away on a fumble.
Hart ran 50 yards to pull the
Blue Devils out of trouble but
Summers guided Wake Forest
back again to the Duke three.
There he fumbled the ball
away to Compitello.
Hart, who added to his total
of conference and school
records, passed for 282 yards
on 20 completions in 28 tries.
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assisted on only six goals.
Harris and Keyes give MSU
a tremendous one-two scoring
punch, and they have proved
their worth so far this season
Supplementing Harris and
Keyes are three other
offensively minded forwards,
Tom Kreft, Alex Skotarek and
Dave Trace. The three have
combined to score 21 goals and
have assisted on 20 others.
Spartan goalie Joe Baum has
made 56 saves and allowed
only four goals in eight games,
and that record speaks for
itself.
In short, Carolina really has
its work cut out. But the Tar
Heels have played some good
soccer this season, shutting out
six of their opponents, and
with a top effort are capable of
staying with the powerful
Spartans.
If that's to happen, UNC
must return to its mid-season
form. Leading scorers Dave
Feffer, Kip Ward and Mark
Packard will lead the Tar Heel
offense, while sensational
sophomore goalie Tim Haigh
will once again defend the netl
This is Carolina's first shot
in the playoffs, and they hate
drawn one of the toughest
teams in the field. The winner
of Monday's game will meet
Akron, lone victor over MSU
this season, in a second round
match.
Seminoles Thrash
N. C. State 48-7
RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -Halfback
Bill Gunter broke
open a close game by scoring
three touchdowns in the third
period Saturday in alert
Florida State's 48-7 rout of
error-plagued North Carolina
State.
The loss was the most
lop-sidded ever suffered by a
Wolfpack team in Earle
Edwards' 15 years as head
coach.
North Carolina State trailed
by only a touchdown at the
half, but the Seminoles
widened their margin quickly
in the third period.
Ron Sellers, double-teamed
the entire game, caught a
35-yard Bill Capplehan pass to
set up a 11-yard scoring run by
Bill Gunter. Gunter added two
more third-period TD's.
Capplehan passed for two
other touchdowns during the
game, both to split end Phil
Abraira.
Walt Sumner opened the
Seminole scoring by blocking a
Wolfpack field goal kick and
returning it 58 yards for a
touchdown.
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