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by David Zucchino
Sports Writer
r, team has not yet tasted defeat,
'h - ch it has engaged in only
competition, it has a right to
; ar.d 'optimistic on the dawn of
.!,r: i soLCer squad, unbeaten in
; games, eagerly sets out in
.: the real thing this afternoon at
K-ter F ield as the Tar Heels
' -. Appalachian State University in
: ::::ig game of the 1971 season.
- .iJi Marvin Allen's troops have
.-.ell at tunes, but have been
1 K inconsistency in pre-season
Snll, the Tar Heels boast two
:e and a tie against reasonably able
'.'::.
-( -Wilmington fell 7-2 to UNC two
p in Carolina's first action of the
rid the Tar Heels have since tied
1 Jl College 2-2 and whipped St.
as. 4-2.
'biting a knowledgeable forward
bit improved steadily over the three
practice stretch, the Tar Heels'
,' potential is better than ever.
proved guilty of some spotty
!-r play, however, along with
-.'.'irial ball-handling lapses,
preparation for today's home
r. Coach Marvin Allen has been
-t the Tar Heels on game-style
lions in practice this past week,
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Hugh Hefner, whose cpec;i!: :s the
fold-out, cane to Champaign. Saturday to
watch alma mater IIl:r.o.s. whose
specialty is the fo'.d-up.
The first thir.g Carolina's players saw
while stepping off their plane wis a black
DC-9 with the bur.r.v insignia on the
back.
Hefner had flown from Chicago with
bunny Barbi Benton and cartoonist She!
Siiverstem. who wrote "A Boy Named
Sue'
An Illinois art professo:
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concentrating on working the ball into
the middle with accurate passing.
Allen has also been giving considerable
attention to the Tar Heel defense.
Carolina used a 4-3-3 defense last season,
but Alien has been toying with a 5-1 -4
"crescent" defense in an attempt to
bolster the effectiveness of his halfbacks.
The Tar Heel fullbacks, unaccustomed
to the style involved in the new defense,
have experienced some adjustment
problems, but Allen will probably
continue to work on it as the season
progresses.
Appalachian State, which usually
comes up with stingy, defense-oriented
teams, surprised Carolina two years ago
by a 2-0 score.
The Mountaineers took it on the chin
last year at Fetzer Field, however, falling
fast and hard, 8-1, to a fierce UNC
onslaught.
Allen is unfamiliar with ASU's relative
strength this season, but he does think
that Appalachian "will probably be better
than they were last year."
No passing
Although Notre Dame be3t
Northwestern 50-7 and Georgia Tech
defeated Michigan State 10-0 Saturday,
they didn't do it with passing.
Irish passer Pat Steenberge went five
for 16 while Tech QB Ed McAshan
completed none of 10 and threw two
interceptions.
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Memorial Stadium Saturday, there was a
lot of r.e.k-cranir.g and whistling.
It was the most excitement Illini fans
had ail day. Coach B:b Blackman. who
left winning masons at Dartmouth for at
least a temporary drought at Illinois,
suffered thro-gh his second straight
shutout (Z"-0 i.
"it's pretty hard to say much when
you're beaten hke that." said Blackman.
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Illinois was exp
to be better th
it was. Quarterback M:ke Wei's showed
very little, except a fairly good execution
of the option play, ar.d when :t carr.e
down to third down the Carolina defense
stole the show.
Inside linebackers Ricky Packard ar.d
John Anderson teamed up with outside
man John Bunting for the coup de grace.
NFL scouts from Cincinnati 3rd
Philadelphia were m Champaign, and
looked at Bunting longingly. "He's a fine
player on a great defensive team."
commented the Eagle scout, also
awarding tailback Ike Oglesby a merit
badge.
Packard only weighs 1S7 pounds, and
at first it was widely believed that he
would need only 20 pounds to be an
AU-American.
"But actually it's good that he"s so
light," says one Carolina coach, "because
it gives him good mobility."
Packard and Bunting dumped fullback
John Wilson for a fourth-down loss at the
end of the first half, and Ricky deflected
a Wells pass that could have gone for
good yardage earlier in the period.
"Sometimes I wish I were heavier,"
Packard said later, "especially when one
of those big guys comes running at me.
"We managed to read them pretty well
on those clutch plays, when we had to
stop them."
On the offensive side, Oglesby lived up
to his pre-season promise, when he said
he was able to carry the ball 35 to 40
times if needed.
Saturday his number came up 39
times, and responded with 167 yards and
two touchdowns. This brought his
two-game total to 289.
The key play came on Carolina's third
offensive try of the second half, when
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continued rolling over r.n-cor.ferer.we
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lead in the race for the Atlantu
Conference championship.
The Tar Heels shut out Ill:ro with
surprising ease while assaulting the ll'.in:
defense with 2SS yards rushing and 1 1')
yards in the air.
Ike Oglesby again led the Tar Heei
ground attack with 167 yards and two
touchdowns, with quarterback Paul Miller
unveiling a strong passing game h
completing eight of 15 passes for 110
yards.
While the Tar Heels were busy m Big
Ten territory, the Blue Devils were
improving the ACC's image with a 2S-12
thrashing of newly-independent South
Carolina.
The Gamecocks entered the battle
slight favorites, but Duke coach Mike
McGee had other plans. Mcdee
continuously hit the Gamecocks with
their own game strategy--an excellent
kicking game and a sticky pass
defense.
Duke defensive back F.rnie Jackson
fielded a Gamecock punt on his own 2d.
then dashed 74 yards through a maze of
tacklers for a Blue Devil score. He later
scored on an interception.
Fullback Steve Jones, meanwhile.
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Virginia Tech 20-0 behind the
rale-d-z.'le play of quarterback Larry
Russell. The Dea.ons hit the Tech line for
o5- ards rushing on "S carries while the
outclassed Gobblers could collect only
122 rushing ards on 33 carries.
The Deacon passing attack remained a
quesij.m. however, with Russell throw mg
the ball only fue times.
The Virginia Cavaliers, we!!, what
vould anyone sa about the
Cavahers-that they had courage, that
they never gave up. that they tried1
I ourth-ranked Michigan plaved host to
Virginia Saturda . but wasn't very
tnend! . The Wolverines used five
quarterbacks and almost everyone except
the water-bovs. but still came out on the
winning side of an embarrassingly
lopsided 5t-0 score.
The statistics were grim for Don
Lawrence's chargers Michigan rolled up
4l5 yards rushing. while Virginia
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xr.cid Michigan threw for "1
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collect on'v 12 vards rushing on 23
carries while the storming Terrapins
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