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November 7, 1970
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Kelly Interception
By Mark Whicker
Sports Writer
Quarterback Ron Chibbaro brought
Richmond back from a 27-6 halftime
deficit and into winning position with
two minutes left, but a key interception
by Dennis Kelly saved the Tar Babies'
third win of the season in Kenan Stadium
yesterday, 39-36.
Coach Moyer Smith's frosh enjoyed
their best thirty minutes of the season in
the first half. Phil Daly and Mike Shuster
scored on eight-yard runs in the first
quarter and Bobby Johnson fell on a
Richmond fumble in the end zone to give
Carolina a 2-0 lead.
Then Chibbaro, a 61", 195-pounder
from East Brunswick, N.J., fired a
31 -yard TD pass to Welborn Edwards.
UNC got its three-touchdown half time
lead o,n a 11-yard pass from Nick Vidnovic
to promising tight end Colt Hitchoock.
The odds on Richmond's coming back
would have been rather fancicful. since
the Tar Babies had rolled for 183 rushing
yards and Vidnovic had 126 yards in the
air.
Vidnovic, who wasn't considered a
passing threat, connected with Earl
Chesson on a 35-yarder to the Richmond
seven as the third quarter began, and
scored from the four two plays later.
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But Chibbaro ignored the scoreboard
and hit 'end Joe Sgroi with a 56-yard
touchdown after an exchange of punts.
After Shuster fumbled on the Carolina
22, Chibarro spotted Sgroi on the sideline
and the end broke a couple of tackles for
his second score in two minutes. A
conversion made the score 33-20, so the
Tar Babies began to get serious again.
Shuster returned the kickoff to the 50
and Klise, who entered the game three
times on fourth down, scored on a
one-yard sweep 12 plays later.
But the fourth quarter started with a
UNC pass interference penalty and
Chibarro hit Sgroi again with a 30-yard
touchdown.
The Spider defense stopped the Heels
on the 27 and a bad center snap forced
punter Vidnovic to give it up on the 15.
After two UNC penalties, Chibbaro
got outside and ran four yards for the
fifth Richmon score. That made it 39-34
with nine minutes left.
Vidnovic led the Heels to Richmond's
37, and Klise came in on fourth down.
The Spiders stacked it up on the option
drove to the II where a Chibbaro TD was
nullified.
After he was nailed on the 16, Chibarro
threw the interception to Kelly. The
Heels couldn't get a first down, so
Vidnovic didn't attempt to punt it from
the end zone and accepted a safety.
Richmond couldn't get anywhere after
the free kick and UNC had won one of
the most exciting freshman games in
years.
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ITEM- S-ven black football players ai Syracuse are kicked off the team
for boycotting spring practice as a protest against the lack of a black
CaTEM: Frank Champi. Harvard's starting quarterback quits the team
statins that "football has lost its meaning to me."
ITEM' At the NCAA convention, fourteen black assistant coaches issue
a statement claiming: "We were hired as buffers and coaches-in that
ordei." . . . . . . ,
ITEM: A study shows that 50.4'.; ot the rookies entering professional
football lack college diplomas.
ITEM: All-ACC defensive end Judge Mattocks quits the Carolina
football team.
Big-time college football is in trouble.
"Philosophically and morally," writes Sandy Padwe in Look, it is
chokins on its own cliches, hypocrisies, and contradictions."
Maybe so, but if football dies economics will play as great a part as the
revolution At one state university, the average cost of a scholarship has
risen in the last decade from 1000 dollars to S2185; equipment
expenditures from S 16,000 to S33.060. and the price of maintaining a
training table from S 10,000 to S26,000.
$2 Million On Jocks
A faculty-student-administration committee at Ohio University
recommended that it was impossible to justify the expenditure of two
million dollars on 617 of the school's 18,000 students.
But it's worth it since the football players are learning so much, right?
Wrong, says Jim Calkins, captain of the University of California football
team last year.
"I was programmed to act and function in a certain way, he says.
"And they talk about learning things from football. I don't think I learned
a thing The attitude is that you're getting paid to play football so you
can't gripe. If that's the way they want it, fine. But I say to them, you
don't pay enough." t
"I can't really say if there is any basic worth to the game, writes Dave
Meggysey, former linebacker of the St. Louis Cardinals. "I just can't
separate the game from the payoffs-approval, money, adulation."
"Young men are having their bodies destroyed, not developed," he
believes. "As a matter of fact, few players can escape from college football
without some form of permanent injury."
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By Clint Roswell
Sports Writer
Carolina basketball buffs will get a
sneak preview of what is to come this
season when the 5th annual Blue-White
game tips off today at 4:30 P.M.
Head Coach Dean Smith will sit back
and view the glorified intrasquad
scrimmage and let his two assistant
coaches holdthe feigns. SJ
Coach John Lotz will direct the Blue
Squad with returning starters Lee
Dedmon, Steve Previs and Billy
Chamberlain leading the way. Letterman
Craig Corsom will also be in blue, as well
. as the four scholarship freshmen.
Coach Bill Guthridge will head the
Whites and will have a smaller but more
experienced bunch. Denny Wuycik, Dave
Chadwick, Dale Gipple, Kim Huband and
Richard Tuttle are all lettermen.
Guthridge is also blessed with-last
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The game comes midway in the Heels'
practice schedule and just three weeks
before the regular season. Coach Smith
points out the two functions of the
scrimmage.
"It puts the boys before the crowd,"
Smith said. "This reduces the shock of
the first game. It also gives us something
to see if we accomplished our goal to this
point."
r Coach' Smith is pleased with "progress
in practice and has emphasized defense to
his corps.
"With the loss of Scott, Fogler and
Delany we are without three good
defensive ball players." Smith added,
"this is the area where we have to make
up the slack."
The loss of these three also has created
intense competition for starting roles.
"Everyone has come back improved,"
said Smith, "but I was particularly happy
with Dave Chadwick."
Smith , also expressed pleasure ui
Wuycik and Dedmon. He listed his top
four backcourtmen as Previs, Karl,
Gripple and Huband.
The game -should prove interesting,
and do not be suprised if you see some
new strategy in Carmichael today.
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the game to Old GIor . Motherhood, and Apple Tie.
"In football." former Green Bay Packer Jim Rineo once said, "the
Commies are on one side and we're on the other. That's what this game is
all about.
"Football is the last bastion of traditional American values." says
Texan coach Darrell Royal.
Teaches Discipline
"It's one of the few things left that teaches discipline and respect for
institutions." muses Coach Jim Kush of Arizona State.
When coaches try to transfer their gridiron precepts to anything else,
they sound like fools, as Woody Hayes of Ohio State proved last w inter at
a banquet in Pittsburg.
"...And I wouldn't be so sure those women wea innocent." he said,
referring to the My Lai Massacre. "The children obviously were (but only)
if they were under five."
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Kansas State's Vince Gibson, who had six of his seniors drafted by the
NFL last year. Not one of them has gotten his diploma.
The blacks are leading the revolt in college football. Just last week
seventeen of them quit the Idaho State team to protest the lack of playing
time for two of their number.
Cutting down on the number of blacks, "is not something that's talked
about," says Indiana coach Johnny Pont. But there seems to be at least
some evidence in that direction; Syracuse, the school that produced black
Ail-American running backs Jim Brown. Ernie Davis. Floyd Little, and
Jim Nance, has begun to rely on whites like Larry Csonka and Marty
Januszkwicz.
Speaking about Darrell Royal, a black high school star summed up
what is probably a prevailing attitude among coaches, at least in the
S0U"He (Royal) don't have no use for no nigger," the black said. "He
wants a colored boy. A proper Christian, a Boy Scout. And you won't
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