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. in snts La I T)' It. Has' h of a 7, Kin;;s '• Hojdc, ICO tho rvio\<Mi. ospilal, W. Lew- innounijc clncs(la\, tain lio.s- . Grant, tnnouilci' Wodniw- Mimn- Santinrs, ncp the dncsilay. dounta.ii Licdl’irrt, tty, an- •son Kri- ;s .Moan- Tim^P irtli orT 12, Kin-s IV. Sami- cle, an- dauRhtt-r . Kinas US rUNIOR Freilfli Jrati»ni.s, Grefer.-;, 1, F»csli 5 7 ’ , eef anil Baby ige. Milk. Peanut icot da.)- igetaljles. uif ' tarbecus • es, Pca- [ilk. dtl la Chocpialp id. s, Ribbn! ornbreatl, la cartd I, Pcani4 15 .. i Ground 1’osscil 1, ■ (Fresh la cdrtc; Potatix's >if. IIP Sand- andWich; Jnes, Ap ia carte; I, Cake. ie with , Steam- ^ Milk, tned Po- u(t Pic, ced illy scheduc. ts . may monthly eyer is V' biiriidiY. November 16, 1972 THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. O'. PAGg THRf^ * HERALD SPORTS By GARY STEWART Girls Rebuilding, Mountaineers Improved Whi+Q Has Third Straight Unbeaten Football Season Froneberger i Woiking With Many New Faces Kings Mountain High’s girls j basketball season might not be a; total loss tout you'd have to class | ! ify this as a rebuilding year for ] veteran Coach Bla.no Froneber-; iwi (§ Short cuts from the world of sports: Jimmy Kimmell, believed to be Kings Mountain High’s \ gei. first all-state football player, had his sad and happy mo- Prone erger has cm,/ onc'!^ ments this year after taking over as head football coacn j gj^ricr back from last year’s j fi at Chester (S. C.) High School. Early in the season, one | team which finished is-4 and ad-' of Kimmell’s players died of a heart attack. Record-wise,: vaneed to the western n. c. Acti-1 f> ttldugh, the season was highly successful as Kimmell’s vitles Association finals. Thai one > Charges finished 6-5 in 4-A warfare. The year before, Ches- returnee, however, is probably ter won only one game. flayer the southwest-, 1 ern Conference, Deborah Crock- j i? Mike Ware, who took over as head coach at New'berry ^ High School when Kimmell left that school, saw his club; Coach Froneberger lost sevenii; break even this year with a 5-5-1 record.. .Otis Cole, for- outstanding pia.,Bi3 off last year’.s, nier KMna basKeiball All-American, will be playing at team, inclining All-Cnnrerenco, lhO,pu.iil pos.uon beaind Otto Ferry this year at Florida ^‘^^myn Mifehe"m Thronlv T- blafv-. ’i'he Semmoies have recruited several junioi college j^^ncLs th s year, b-sidps Crock- i&yGi’s tind should be in the running for the ndtional Kpren ajid Kathy LpcI- ^ if- (ah)ibbnship again. ; ford and Ani Hambright, ail re ■■■ ., • , # * * « I serves. ■ ^Jli^ard Wfdte for^r ^Wetic standemt at ™s i< his third straight undefeated season this yeai at -Mounthinettp jguad s’ X%y,ibrsvule Junior hligh School. Whites R&nis finished inpjurjjgj froshipcfi Jot’ me Proc- '* b-p mai’K and wi>n viie Aiexanuei County etemen- tor ani FeiiHa Fai’s, Myr.a Me- M'y Wlipol title'... Wake forest nas lound tlie winning Ginnis,, Sandra Evers, Cissy s fdmiiia in lodlball. Last week, the Winston-Salem school Smith and Diane Rhodes. ^ ; ttSA'coach'Tom harper he was through after this yeai a4? the Deacons went out and upset Duke 9-7. !■ m K ..a:\ m STAff I mm 1% i ♦ -tj ' 'JDon't say Press Maravich, Appalachian State’s nev; basketball boss, doesn’t have guts. He’ll open his first season at the Boone school by sending his Mountaineers lem," says Frcnet-erger. "Crcol: ,v n si.nio \i.iv '// at Ralpiffh. With 'f-4 Tom- mt w ll ■ e doub'e-teamr i .and Froneberger says t'-p to: •ho MouPt.''inett.“ attopk wi’] be how we'i the new pla-.ers can get the ball to Crockett. lu Iv i i.p o.'.r ,' egest nroH- I'.l? •i.’ triplo-teaired arid these n-'-.v gir's are going to ha’-e to t kp up the slack.’ Karon ly'dford will be t’-e O'avmakor, a against IV. C. state on Nov. 2( at Raleigh. With 7-4 Tom my .TBurlcson -and sophomore sensation uavid fnompsoii ll ill 'tjie same lineup, N. C. State might have to play with two'basketballs inis year. Both love to score points. •tj, -I - . « » • * ^ j teono’.s o'avmakor, a po.cition 'k.N'prth Carolina’s freshman football team this year, manned we'i last year hv co''n- ha^fi’f been as sensational as some of UNC s most recent; well. Froneberger noted that ( letos. but Coach Charlie Carr’s Tar Babies kept alive a; Proctor and MeQinnis have been lo^ record last Saturday when they edged Duke’s jay-,'moressive at the, forwards and v4| 154. It-marked the 12th straight time the Tar Babies! h4vP defeated Dukes freshman-junior varsity team. nc. g work, 'I'tr Babies are now 2-2-1 under first year-coach Carr. i on offense and defense,” ,^ • * * * , i states Froneberger. “Our sea.son ’ Before the season began, N. C. State followers said win depend a great deal on what the Pack was in dire need of a quarterback. But, heading Crockett does,” - j ’ into the final game, Bruce Shaw is now the owner of five; Froneberger, who’i! rot hisi Statfe records’* 294 yards passing against Wake Forest; f'rst good to-s at his gr.c^ Fri- TV-Jr fntal nffpnsp- when they scrimmare West' 1,632 yards passing for the year, , f.. ipnol-il Lincoln on the road. t-Tgs South nine touifhdown passes in a season; and the longest point, sheiby and Bums as the down pass', a 98-yarder to Pat Kenney in last weeks oi-J-2|mams to beat, h^’s not .sa-'ing 'nIobs to ti'atlonally ranked Penn State. jhis gir's win be title contenders, - > ,-? • • • • l.-juf he’s net counting them out. | Who would get your vote as coach of the year in the' “if our gir's come around, we fVCC’' It has to be either UNC’s Bill Dooley, whose cluo might be m there.” he says, ’it’s Sas lost but one game and has the ACC title under lock Ro.ng rot^gh ^on^us at the 1 and key, or N. C. State’s first year mentor Lou Holtz who we might ::e ab/e to took a loser and turned them into a title contender., . our own against some of Atid) how about coach of the year in the Soutnwestein other teams.” Conference’ My vote would have to go to Steve Curtis ol ; Burris who took the worst football team in North Carolina moun-hf sch'^’d and made them into a contender. But look for the avvard i'to go-to Shelby's Gerald Allen. In high school, coach ot I the.,year honots seem to always go to the coach of the '' championship team. , , , , —Haggard USC's Top Scorer . Want a pre-season favorite for next year’s Southwest- I- ern Conference football race? South Points Red Raic^is ■ lo.st only four players off this year’s squad which finished ” 8-2-1 both losses coming to undefeated Shelby. . .Appa lachian’s football team shows a 5-4-1 overall record going t’ ' ■HMHH FRONEBERGER WONDERING . DIXON OPTIMISTIC — Kings Mountain High's basketball coaches hove contrasting outlooks toward the coming season. Girls coach Blaine Froneberger foces the season with cnly one starter back from last year's team which advanced to the assoc'ation finals. Boys Coach Alien Dixon has four starters back and expects the Mountaineers W be in the running for the Southwestern Conference title. The two mentors will get a preview of things to ceme Friday night when they take their teams lo West Lincoln for a scrimmage game. The cagers open regular season ploy next Monday at North Gaston. Bulldog Saturday At Gardner Webb BOILING 5r,tIN,T3 — For sports! them lo buy their meal in the Elon’s 16-9 win over Carson- fan^ in the area Saturday w,ll be; c,l ege eateteria. - . j ' Newman has been Called one of Central Works forCagcCponar %ainst Hav/ks Dixon Predicts M^unties Could 3e Contenders Kof the first time since he took ivei a.s hejid eoach of the Kings loiinlain high boys basketball e.im. Alien Dixon is beginning be -se.ison with an optimistic -111 look. "When I took over as head (a.'ll Ihiee year.s ago,” he not; 'd. ’’I figured it would take cut three years to get our pro- ram goin,; I fee; like we can be .men ier.s for the .Sout.';-vestern (iileien.e titie th s year if we et olf to a good start,” Di.xon has tour starters back torn last years squad, wiucp ini-shed 6-16, and all four are ;ipab.e ol tx^ing good scorers. iJut,’ he pointed out, “we want a bate a balanced attack this ear. 1 don’t think our opponents an afior I to key cn any One ’layer like they bate the past ew year.s.” Wingmen .Mike Thom s and lutch Itlalock and forward Wert- lei: Dawkins an 1 Randy VVlqgo .re returnees for the Mountain- 01 s. Running the show in Dix- m’.s new 12-2 otfense will be enior .Mike Adams, up from the ayvees, Dixon predicts that if tdams c.on com"' of a.ge early, the Mountaineers will he strong. ■■.SlK’!l)y, with a'l ef its start- ■rs back for t.'ie third straight ear, should be the le.am to beat with Last Rullierfor 1 and Cre.st lext.” prediet.s Dixon. ”1 feel like ,ve e;»n be ri;;hi up there with them it we get off to a good .start.” Dixon s.ays lack of sl/e and leptb could be the Mountaineers' .l aknesses but (|uiekne.=.s and ex- •erieiice are in their favor. Daw- ;ins an I Wln.go, i oth C-1 seniors, .vil! be the keys to the M.iuntaln- (cr deien.s’’, wit eh will try to use .ts qiiicUnes.s to force K.M oppon- ;’nts into turnovcr.s. Jolm .McGill, a junior, .and Har- lee Davis, a senior, wil'. probably )f action behind Adams NOVEMBER 17 .At West Lincoln mage). 20 .At North r-nst-'t! D'TCFMRFR (scrlm- !-'> Tooff T-'imney K'M. Burns, .‘^hnlhy, 4—Bessemer City! 8 At South Point. 11 Cre‘=t f’ Fast Rutherford 19—At Linco!nton JANUARY into *Ttrfinaf''game,'"but the Mountaineers finished 0-4-1 j 5 At Burns in their first season in the Southern Conference. Only a 10-10 tie with Davidson kept the Mount ies from losing | every game. .... 1 Crest) b' -ar.aiiin day foi I'lose wh.-- lave belli foal jail and basketball as I ha C-a iner-’vVchh Eulldcg.s pia.v a football game in the a.'terncon and a baske; ;all ge mc at n ;ht. It has been billed a; “Sraer Build;/ Saturday” oy athletic Di- rcctc.', Ed ’ii- II Ibrnrk. Cr-a:h George Litt.art’s Eiilld.ig gridder.s wii! .ncef Elon Cclle.ge .Saturday a''trrnoon at 2 c-’clcrk in Spangler Stadium and then Sat urday night at 7;30 Pikeville Col lege of Pikeville, Kentucky will test the 1972-73 edition of Coach lUlbioak's 'Bulldog oagc’rs. Eor those who wish to stay right cn the campus from one event to the other, special ar rangements have been made for "We feel this ■’Will be a big day the best NAIA games of the year. : sports fans who .love - Us see Carson-Newman has been ctilled jtstEtiding athletes in action,” one of the best NAlA games of a d .Coach .Holbfcok. "We feci tat cur fans iire the grc?are.st ' Wayne Leach, ’ .Marcus Floyt , Javon .Smith. i.arry Hamrick. John Plonk and C.'ntral Junior High’s Patriots, began work thi.s week for their j* 'o' ' u, » Dec. 11 basketball opener a.gainst, "t "to potnt. Olh"r,s pushing vet- Mt Holly here. ' eran.s for inside positions include Coach Porter Griggs has only one returnee from last ye-ar’s i'liiad but exDCCts to hold his own in the tough Tr.-County Jun-i Mountaineers are s<'hedu!- ior High conference. I 2-a West Uncoln in a rentiy lour in the NAIA, the only m GDggs ' nt'iVk'm ^ ooint out that all positions are the year. Car.son-New’man is cur- y lour in the N; being to Elon. lo Pikevil'e’s cagers hould ofi-r up for grabs. and we want to ot'er them a real ba ;a.n to show r-ur apgreciation theii .support/’ „ plemy-cf' cempetition "lor tbej ‘Others'tr ing for a .stortin.g the tarolin.is ]_ggj y^gf the visit u.s position inc.u le A1 Edd ns. John lost a°one point game to .Ken- Edwards, Don Henderson, Rick tueky State the NAIA national Hinnant, Eddie In.grani, .s'tove (hainpions in the regular season T nnca.ster, .Mark Mereier. Arthur .schedule. Flcn, a p.awer in C' n.eience. will 'oring a team to S.jangler Stadium which i.-' out- standing irem every viewpoint. The Christians have scored whis so far thi.s year over North Caro lina Central, 41-21; Guilloid, 47-0i Sheperd, 21-0; CsirBon-Nrv’Tt.on, 16-9; Catawba, 34-0; Newberry, 6-3. The Christians wefe tit-j Presbyterian 14-14 and they l.‘-st to W,>fford 17-0. ineotn, hegining at 6 p. m., then the Mountaineers open regular season play on Novem er 20 at North Gaston. 9—Cherrvvil'e 12-At Shelby 16- -.At R-S Central 19 -Cha.se 23 Sniifi Point 26—At Crest Three former Shelby High standouts are going good in local college play. Mike Haggard continues to be the 30 -At East d lead°S receivfr for South Carolina. He’s caught 40 passes Et-^RijARY ( for 573 yards anil eight touchdowns, making him the Gamecock’s leading scorer with 48 points. Robby Reyn olds is averaging almost 40 yards a punt with a longest j boot of 53 yards. Defensive halfback Bill Miller has picked o^f a pair of passes for N. C. State s Wolfpack, the sur prise of the ACC. , , , * W Harry Gant led all 100 laps to capture the Scout-0- Rama race last Saturday at Hickory Speedway. The vic- tory also enabled the Taylorsville driver to get the early V lead in the 1973 point race. Glenn Jarrett, son of Hickop ' Speedway manager Ned Jarrett, finished fifth in the hobby . race. .... Blalock: Jayvees Not As Good As Last Year I NCAR Tickets So On Sale At Davidson n.U’TD'ON. Tickets f(ir the 1973 NCAA Eastern Regionals ba.sketball tournament wil'. go .sa'e Dee 1 Davidson Athene Di rector Dr -Tom Scott said today. The 1973 Eastern Regiona. will Continued On Patie Four Morgan, Leonard Robe’ts. .Scott Wa idell, Clar uice Wing(( and Mik(' Etr-ve. The Patriots will ag.iin p’ay n’p'imin.’n'y games le the Kings Mountain high fi-eshmen games. Centra”s f r't two games will he ot h'Tio :i”.oinst Mt, Iloity and I.owel! Holbrook. THE S'rHFr").E D'vcKMBER 11 .Mt. Holly l.S lloihrook JANUARY .S’ At Mt. llo’iy 15 At Hol'-rook Continued On Peer Four \ C'oaeh Dixon wil! take his char;;<’rs to ('test high school oh Dec. 1-2 for the second annual Cleveland County Tipoof tourn**- j ment. The 'Mountaineers will 1 meet Burns n the Friday night I opener while Crest tang'es w-ith I Shelby. The opening night losers n'ay cn .Satiir lay at ’7;3') for third n’aee and the winners play : at fl;3n for the title. Alter that t urney, the .Moun taineers com.e home Dec. 4 for j t'leir first appenranee before the I home folk.;, hosting 2-A Bessemer j City in a non-eonfcrence game. j'''he Mount;’ineers open SWC play ;it .South Point on Doc. .s. 2—Lincolnton 6- -Burns 9^-At Cherryvi'.'.e 13 Eheihy 16- R-S Central 20 At Ch-'-s" •Non-eonforeneo g.imes. Kings Mountain High jayvee basketball eoach John Blalock is eyeing another winning .season but the veteran mentor says he deesn’t .spe any hope.s of improv ing cn la.st year’.s 16-1 record. ' ”A 16-4 Toeoid w’lll be hard to come by,” note.s .Blalock. “Right now, 1 don’t see anybody that can do a consistent job for us. But we do have a few bri';lit pros- pcct.s who w’ill come along with seme work.” Blalcek is currently working , ,, r-. um with 2.5 candidates, most of them for certain in the North Laronn. -..hcmorcs. He has one fres'i- Duke football man and two juniors on his the .series standing, s.quad. Duke, UNC Argue Series Mark Carolina paid Duke back for i:ocke 1 by the Tar Heeis’ great By jack WILUAM.3 CHAPEL HI'LL. -- Nothing 1.' Fourth Flight; Gene Timms, winner; Charles Wl'.son. runn-'r- up; Henry (Neisier, consolation winner. Fifth Flight; Eddie Ander.son, winner; 'Ben Goforth, runnerup; Bud Rhea, consolation winner. Other winners in the Junior divis'on Incli'ded; ' First Flight; Haynes Neisier, winner: Mitch Howre. runnerup; Tommy Tate, consolation winner. Second Flight: John Gamf-'e. winner: Darre'.l Austin, runner- South Carolina’s defense has the unenviable task ofi facing the nation’s best two passers on consecutive Satur-; days. Last week, the Gamecocks got a look at D"” qtmrk the nation’s top passer, and this week tho Sand- have to contend with Florida State’s Gary Huff, the nation’s second best Howze Wins KMCC Club Tide; nm lolly Wins lunioi Division John Horwze and Jimmy Jolly |’.m McGinnis, consolation wln- "■"'"n; car neVane, win- meL at Wngs Mountain Coun-! per; Jake Cooper, runnerup. try Club/ . How-.’e W'’n the men s c.ub championship, edging Mickey ■Powers and Tippy Francis for championship flight honors. Povv- ers took runnerup honors while ■Francis' won the consolation championship. Jol''/, a member of the Kings Mountain High golf team, won the lunlor ciifb championship over iParks ’Neisier, the runnerup, and Gary Howze, who copped conso- '*Other° winners in the men’s'up; Mitch Howze, consolation wdn-j >r: Gerald Futnam, runnerup. ner. 1. club championship Included: 1 Third Flight: Tommy Burke, First F'lght’ Jay Powell, win- winner; Steve | nderson, runner-j Second Flight: Carol Ledford, up; Tommy Szymborski, oonsola- winner; Lee Mclntyre„/unnerup; tlon winner. ' ■ vVc’re .small and inexperienc- I 1, ’ Blalock says. Our starting live m g'hl average 5-8. We’ll have t ’ rely on qukknes.s and I g.: .d dcronse." Blalrck l.ia’i he’ll run an “averplayin, ' dileiiso. . .try to .steal the ti ll i and gr1 la.st break.s.” ' Tile Little Mountaineers will play a 20-ga'me .schedule, begin ning Dec. t at South Point. 'The schedule isn’t complete but :31a- lo. U .-iai;! he’ll release it shortly The people who kept the record books at the schools hav/ been at war for three quarters of a cintiu-v, Thero was a forfeited game m the lS90’s. Duke claims the . ii a - i- - REBUILDING — John Blalock, who coached Kings Mounta n High's jayvee basketball team lo a 16-4 mark last year, finds himself rebuilding his team this season. Blalock is currently working with 25 prospects but says the Little Mountaineers will have o hard time dujpl eating last year's record. li-. mn-e wa.s schedu’ed in Dur.iam hinted paroTna says it was supposed U pi.-iycd at Chanel Hill- 't wasn’t p'a- (Hi anywhoie, hut both ’’-'-nols claim a victory by for- As a ix'sult of that mixup, Carolina currently ’ists the series recoi’d at 2S wins for Duke, 2i f’W Carolina with three tics. Elalcck ncttxi that the Little record 1'ook has it 28 wins M..ant;uncrr.- will net be playing jj,,. the Blue Devils, 26 for the in a rc;'.;cronrc, since .several jun- 'pg,- j-ioels with three ties. 1 ,r varit.v team; have seniers cn. g,,] whatever the seres stand- Hie' -squad.s. , ’ng, fie rivalry rates as one of "But we’ll be -playing mostly the best in the nation. It h.a.s fie sc,me teams that the varsity gro "iced some of college foot- plays,” ho said. “Shelby and LrosI pall’s most stirring moments and V. .11 prabaol-.v bo the best teams n.nme of the biggest upsets ever wi ll lace. \Vo ilropped two lo .-p-orded. (red la;: year and-spilt Avilh One upset in particular rock- Shelby.” od the entire sports world. In Ll.il. .’k said his rlarfng five 13-5, Caro'im had gone through l'7iitiom! are all un for grak.s. t'lo xnas'-n unbeaten and wa;' Some ot the players who are Hnnap-t fnr the Ro';'> Bowl T'lc making strong bids lor positions w-'r,': nf t^o "am" a"ainst D’lks c Th mas Perkin.^, DenorL® By- nhoto"ri’'hers from n-nliom’l ors, H;)ward Byers, Steve cutSh- —,n"n-)nps In Chan"! HI'' w. 11, Mickey .Anderson. Tony shooting p'cturcs of the Tar Payne, fraig Purris, David Bfll, ijon's nDvecs. David Wayne Boll, Mike Gillespie, Ro.se Bowl representatives were irantley 'Meroicr, Johnny Smith 'n tho stands that day leady to and Lamar Pay.-^ur. , n\t"od t'-e invitation to C'-rollna Peyoeur and Donoris Byers are to p'av in Pasadena. But the came off. Carolina paid Duke back for t: ocke 1 by the Tar Heei hat ups-t in 1940. -Now it was Art Weiner. he 'Glue Dev Is wliu were heav- Dul;e dominated the s-ries in ly f.avored and had the bri:.ia;it the IB.oOs under Coach Bil! .Mur- ■ccord The B'ue Devils led. 3-0, rav. Red Smith was always a big ftcr thri- quarters. Then I'XC far for the Blue Devils in the ta'U’d a fouilh (|U.arti’r come- early 19.50s in games which end- ack. It W;’.s capped when Jim ei with D ike rm top 19 7 in 1951 aL;ii')ne tliiew a touchdown ,inci 34-0 in 19.52. Jim Tatum’s Tar Heels s-or-'d ■i sho”ker in 1057 jn Durham, winning by 21-13 on the p.iss ng of Joe’: Cummings Duke won 'iv ■'-9 Ihe next yc.’ir at Chofol ITill ehind ike running of VVmy Carl ton W’ho wi!I over form't I''" drn- ’•nati ’ ga-no of 1933 placed at Durham? Carolina won it 16-11 when Max Chapman kicket a -12- yard field goal in the closing minutes. It was the first time -ri his collegiate career he had ever tried a field goa'. Bill Doole '. Ihe t-r ’soni Ccro- lin.'i eoach bos on'o''"' «»r"’(t success ag’iinsl Dul o. He has won ■a.’S to Joe .-lustin. Cai‘..':na wmi) ’,-3. One of the mosi .shocking I'o u’t: in the scri-'.s ,ai-ciin'ed ill 959 the year after T.'f Ileei le- i Coarh Jim Tatiim had 'led, Duke went into that garne s a one-point favor''” T e '.lu" D-’v 1 star was Mike Mc- ;iv>. tho nrcsent eoaeh who m:i(le \ll-.\merica as an interior line- nan. The g-'irc w;is on national e’evision an l a eounti’.v ef fans ■nii'dn’t l-elicx" wlvit they .saw. ’aro'ina vnn. .50-0 The ’Bar Heels •in up a •'”■’■0 h.'f fiime l.-'a 1 and h'm s ere I on the second half ickoft w’'’cn Do’i Klocha'.: ran ’’our out of fi’ e .'nd the on'-v v-rd; through the entire Duke :'"s* " miich-'lis'iis.sed gamp ,gg^ ' 'n 1969. Tn that one. D''l<e won on Dui-e h 'd the distinction of •') shocstr'n" n’.av M’hi’o oi’an—- enfn" Caro’'n;i tw ce in one '’"ck Leo Hart Icaiuvi <'vcr to tie in-'n’a Wor d War H. Be-''i'-" sknestr ng. Du’-:e f'anker Mar- tr-'vel restrictions. Ihe fe! Corlillet picked un the hall ved twice in 1943. The ’"i' fipned it to We.s Chessep. Re- I'UP Devi's won bv 11-7 in Du;' "’ave of i-'e-k’n’s. C'essori ■am an ' then s"”re<i a 27-6 deci-;'""n "nmo'e-ued into t'ae end zone ien In ChaiH-l Hill. 1 Duiie won bv 17-13. C''i'oii"-> wen fi" novf .-mj- pf Chape) Hi'' as Don M'Cnii’e,v ear ausc o' “ams p' Care’'na wmi fou-* strai -ht -ames d'’r'n" f'o Ch.ar'ic Just >" ■ra m t''" 'ale 1910s. It was 22-7 n um 21 9 in 1917, 20-0 in 19IS an ' '’1-20 in 1919. That 1919 game w:(s on- 0'' the most slirrin ' e-cr pinyoel h'-k. destined lo he- Blalock’.--biggest men, both .stand- trip never ing 6-2. Drnori.s Byers and 'Per- Du'’'” .ahorked Carolina, 25 9, Mi to !■ ou , , j , k'ra gre th.a two juniors on Bla- romo'ete'v ' otfin" up fie Tar enme a "re-t mn go for • e while Southwell is ', [he‘’ias“'play\’f the game, ll was, ii»e 1 c-’ord l.ooks are still at war. squa.i lone iicshman,' ee i”d ho; I--,.,,,, r-avoor in a h’n -e of g'ory MeCanev rushod for 279 v.ard and s”ored a roeori five too howns. The final score was .59-:H. Now rog'”s anotlier C.a'’o!l’ia- Duk'' naateh It’s as unpredictable as ever. And 'he people who keep .a. k
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