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1973 SS I end? • T li (■ |l ' LilUM iD , I IV(H| let;. of 7 1.2 :| on si„ck n pn'li.|. Pay:i |,. >f i'ci'(,ri[ 1971, a.s lon'.s ,111. ini'. Di- II l)(‘ SI', s.s trails- nK-ciinv it. 111. at n (li'i'i'n- I'cii. 11. , dial r,„. j oliiiri. , C’oiiit lia i.sion 'UN.\ CE E.MV'ulor 1 Prince Con my, o nolily nKaiiist , n Prill * 1 to the mniirH ntion 1™ 10 plea. I ] ■ory. All ■ 11:S-29 ' Thoir ivill 1)0 ill" sou t ( : {< <«■. Thursday, November 8, 1973 THE KINGS MOUNTAIN HERALD. KINGS MOUNTAIN. N. C. . ■■ 1 ^ — I-kt PAGE 3 HERALD SPORTS By TONY TOMPKINS Mountaineers Defeat Ironnijeu H to 6 Byers, Hogue LeadKMHS Past Cherries I received a letter which I want to pass on to you . , . . and then I want to explain why the letter was vvritten.; The Kings ..lountatn Mountain- The letter was addressed to me, in care of this news-1 (^^timragafn^iThe cherryviUo paper. ilronmcn, ralliwl in the fourth I quarter behind the outstanding “As I watched the football game Friday night at running of junior halfback John- Cherry ville, I could not get over the thought of how lucky ; ny Byers, to score two toucli- «e are in Kings Mountain to have one of the : tvwn^^and_p..^a^^ coaches I have ever seen or heard of. To me, he is a com- bination of Jim Biggerstaff and Gerald Allen put togeth er. Coach Jones has worked with the smaUest squad in; Byers, who led all rushers with the league and has suffered numerous injuries in the sea- tutui “f yoai-ds on 15 car- son and is still 3 wins and 4 losses. To me, that is a great comeback. I believe that if there was another team fac ed with this giant wall in front of them, that they could not have recovered from this situation. A great deal of credit and hard work and pure guts should be given to the Kings Mountain football squad and to Coach Jones and his associates for a great rebound. I believe everyone in Kings Mountain should really take their hats off to this groat performance and really congratulate this great feat. Sincerely yours, Steve Wilson, an interested sports fan.” Shelby Meets KMHS in Final Game 'ih' ifr.' -.•p. V ■' 'i' 'X. Now, the thing that prompted this letter was a “Let- rit‘s, scoi'wl loth of the .Mounties’ tuuchdovS'n on run.s of .0 and 35 yards. Darrell Van Dyke sconxl the fwo-point coiivtusion on a 3 yard run. The battle of the league rush ers, Tommy .Summer of Clierry- ville and Tony Palls of K.M, was won by Summer by 142 to 39 yards, but E,ers ouslione both backs with his .spectaculah run ning. , T lie loss left Cherryville with a 2-7 record and a final game with ipieu cuis lecce, I chase, while the .Mountaineers ter to the Editor“ column in the Kmgs Mounaitt Mutoi : ]mve a record of .5-1 and will newspaper. It was signed, “Name Withheld by request . ^ pi^y host to the Golden Lions oi Both, on and off the field, I like ^bby Jones. He is s,a,.,od out on a man who takes extreme pride in his work and hP ; their own 21 yard line and with tries to win overytime that he goes onto the field. Ho is;fullback Summer and hal.n ack al.so a coach who takes pride in his players, but even Dino Little taking tui-ns carrying more than that, he really believes in them. He U-eats all the ball, movcM all tlie way to of his players alike, no‘matter their race or ci-eed. ; the KM 6 yard line where .sum- * •' ’ mer.os fumble was recpve.red by Bobby’s job is a thankless one, because every parent the Mountaineers’ Dennis Hogue, thinks his boy should be playing the game. Now, I as a Tiie Mounties sent Byers off •sportswritcr, may not always agree witli Coach Jones ..^.cisions, but I r^met them As a coach, he^now. what i his personnel can do better than I. I see this team once dinvn at the KM 31. CheiT>-\ille a week, just like the rest (t the citizens of Kings Moun- ttiin do, but he sees the team everyday. What is a coach? He is a man who is criticized by everyone of us at sometime or the other. Most of the time; a coach will never an.swer his critics, and this puts down ui the cheriyville tt cu q „ this man a little bit ahead of us. He knows that he will where the Mounties were penaliz- tKorforH be criticized, but still, he goes on and works very hard, et iiack to their own ii yard ^ast Kuineiioia line. They got tack to the mid- KINGS MOUN 1 AllN I have watched Bobby Jones come up through theinoid stripe before they had to Burns coaching ranks and he has done a good job. My ex-coach, punt to the cherryville eight Xorth Gaston Shu Carlton, thinks verv highly of him and that is enough yai^ lino. . . R. S. Central for me Oherr.nllea Summer gamed 3 ^ast Gaston and Enc King added 3 more to , jneolnton Kings Mountain has a 5-4 won-loss record and notv Cherryville it yar,fs line. On the must face another giant task, that of playing ho.st to "ext arch rival Shelby Friday nigllt. -• .' r4 -■ <1.. ■'ll COACH BOBBY JONES — Eagerly awaits gcane with Shelby and hopes for a big Mountie win. was penalized 5 yards and Byers I and Kails added a first down at : the KM 42 yard line, j Austin lost seven yards, but I Kails adtied 21 yards lor a first TEAMS South Point Crest Southwesteni Conierence STANDINGS COlir. OVERALL POINTS You wonder what we can do for Bobby Jones and his Mountaineers? Very simple; just show up for the game and show our appreciation by cheering the Moun ties to a victory. I’m sure the Jones family will appreci ate your coming and for that matter, so will the boys. Just remember, a coach’s job is a thankless one. We used to back our teams real good, so why not now'? Me, I’m proud to be a Mountaineer rooter, WIN or LOSE. play, quarterback Mitch Chase Eaker fumbled the snap from Cherryville I Of nter and KM's Roy Putnam re- Bessemer City ■w 1 L T w L T FOR AGS' 8 0 0 9 0 0 335 61 6 1 1 7 1 1 243 89 6 1 1 6 2 1 182 62 6 2 0 7 2 0 197 115 5 3 0 5 4 0 122 89 4 4 0 5 4 0 137 170 4 4 0 4 5 0 103 122 3 5 0 3 6 0 146 193 3 6 0 3 7 0 .58 205 2 6 0 2 7 0 63 179 2 6 0 2 7 0 81 227 1 7 0 2 7 0 79 145 1 7 0 1 8 0 43 200 T^ell Bi^ • will Be jOntoiffigGame ! Shelby High’s ”CJc«ld®i Lioji-s'', ! the defenfjlng Scnithwest W’JtUflB- I AA dhampions who weiu trade- I featod tn t3 games last yeax, ii>- vade John GanVte StadiiXm Fci- day night to Tneet the Kinijs Mwimuun “W.jujfraineers'r” Slhetby wiU bring a 6-2-1 rBor’f'U I into the Battle with the .Vlicnin- I ties, who are 5-4 on the .seasqii. You oin throw -oot. the ' reoaru ! t’bdks as far at this one is oun- j osinai beoau-w It is very nvurh . tike Duke-Canotina in that btith teams ane real rivais. It will be I the baxtie for the cjtanrpinnaidp i<i( Cleveland 0>unty as ta-s a.s I ifliese rivals are concerned. I I Ooadh Gerald Allen Is starting j his alghteenth .-scasafi as head oaach at SEelby. Before rhe .sea- ' .sen started. Coadh -Allen said : this about the 1973 SWC .Season, j i "It's going to be one of the ixist races ever. I tlgure South Paint, | ; Crest Ind East Rutherford to tie j the stmngent threats. Bux, they’ll have CO heat us. Kings Mountain i and Bums could also prove .sur- i prise teams." 1 ’The start.'jig quartert>ac5< i* ! Mike Callahan, a 1G3 pound jun- I ior. -Mark Lackey and Bradley j Ttyimpson are Che ruseive quar- > 1 teihaclcj for tito Golden Lions. ; Teggns I Also in the liackfield is La3<rj . , j Eberhart, a 170 pound .seniar tail- ; I back who jU3t happened to he the lewiling scorer and ru.'Jhar ! i last ywtr. He will be joined by , DiU-ng.-. senior JQanny Miller at the cthel I _ " _ halfto* pcHt. The starting -full- ^ S|gf mm® -I jaurntty’ed tu Kannapolis, X. C., last week to watzh thi- Kings >S.'aj;tlaui tMixcdi DuckpLn Lcjigue, and also it was quite x lun^ way to go. Jim Handy's team won ov'or Ranny Blanton’s tea m 3 to 1. Ronnie CulbertKon had a game high of Hd and a, 355 series, w'hile Jiln -Ife»dy,ha<i u 348 .ser um.” BJahton's team was it'd by Paul Smith witti a 108 game high ond Betty Iluilender witii a 315 series. John Dllllng'.-!__team turned back Rod Hou.sex'.s team 3 to 1 also. Jintsiy Oates had a game high of X37 and a 330 .series while John Diiiing also chipptsl in with a 327 series. Rod Houser led his team with a 137 game high and a 327 series. Albert Brackett’s team kept paoe by defeating- Bob Herndon’s team aXso 3 tu J. Boi^ Ilemdon led his team with a 117 game high and a 324 .series wJtile | W’intp Bowen dhipped in with a ] 305 series. Al'bert Kraokelt lei l his team with a 't-lO, game high ! and a 338 series while Gerald | Hipps, with a 341 series, and Set- ly Wells, with a 300 .series, help ed Ote oause. i STANDINGS I W L Pet. GBL 24 8 .7.50 — 22 10 .088 17 15 14 18 10 22 .531 .438 .313 2 j 7 10 14 JOHNNY BYERS — Tapped as SWC 3 A Player of Week, John ny nished lor 149 yards and 2 touchdowns. Byers Tapped Player Oi Week Junior Italfback Johnny Byers I proMxi to be a constant thorn in ' the side bJ tlw Cherryville "Iron- men" as he scoi-ed b-tli touch ■ ' dii.vas to lielp tlie -.Mountain- ! eers" win 14 to 0 last Friday I night. 1 Byers, a hard running lialf- : back, has Ixsin tapped as the ; Playe," of the Week by Fulum'.- Deptutment Store for his out- ! standing piay. 1 Jotiimy carried tlie Jootball 13 Limes for a toral of 149 yards covered on the Cherryville six yard line. | straight down the midfle of the With a first and goal at the 6, figid, on a twisting run in which halfback Tony Falls racerl off.fi^.g tacklers had a shot at him tavkie only to have Chenyville missed, for a 35 yard.s touch- j arthe ball loose at the one yard down run. Austin then gave the line, where Chuck Dellinger re- 1,31, ,0 yan Dyke on a dKe play The crazy world of football is sure having its ups and downs, and I keep getting my lumps in the predict ing business. I was lucky enough to escape with a 17-3 record for an .850 percentage this past week. r,«,v coved for the Cherries. Cherryville failed to move the hall and punted out to the Cher- ry-ville 31 yarrl line. ’Tlie Mounties also failed to move the ball and punted out to the Chenyville 31 yard line. The Mounties al.so failetl to move the call and with a fourth and Darriel scored the two-psoint conversion and the .Mountaies led 14 to 6. Short, CdA, And Wright Contest Hnimem back is ITO pound senior MltclieU Q-ihet b-tdcficld nrtumees are , Ppll TwQ Bian Straiii, DSfwck Haynes, Bill j MabJy. Claude Lundan, 1 Ktnfs Mountain women, j and two touch, low us. The toutJi 1 Youngblood, Jlimtiy BUenton. Ter felled two of four dowrus came on inns of 49 tind 35 ry Esflaidge. Jetf Taylor, Lany I kUied at Oaki.ind last | yards and berth of them came in I Sullcfu aiad -Mike Scresaa. ; j tite scacnJ half. Both were .spee- In tite oHen-sive line. Fmnk ’ Mrs. Hunter NcLsler claimed ; taoular runs fi .m the linn of ! CaJtahan, Rosinie Davenport, an erg .it-pointer on Monday, first 1 .sertan^- iLctuie Davidson. Sylvester Haynes, I day t\ flw hunt, and Mm. Hany- What makes them even more i The winner of this week’s Her ald football cemtest is Ken Short, I who just happened to txim In a Chcrrj'ville then .started from I perlect ballot and Biso Judt ml-ts- , . - , i-1 1 .0 -vt- their ovvn 40 yard line. The Iron-i ed the tiebreaker by five pPlrtts.; det, Hicks Beam and t*idi - men, who up to tliis time had a It marked the first time this ; head. good running attack going for. ,sea.son that we have had a per- i vioCurry 1170). returns T+ ^ situation, Au.stin’s pass to qj^.^n, suddenly started to passifeci bollQt. > | saatfETflB OBffiter He Is . netted only 1 yard as Cher- the footb;,11 and this proved their. u e ' hL^ BUly brings my record to 114 right, 3» wrong and 1 tie for a ' ryville took over. undoing. After two Eaker passes; Ken wiH a te I .765 seasonal average. Maybe I uiU be able to reach that it took the Cherries only 12 end Carl Bridges had netted, IS twamsen ana coveted 800 peroentagc for the season. So here goes for ,P^®ys zone two first down, and ihc ball, a eegaiar ^ /. anotS week jf pre&ting. “d'^’loar'tt^'thf ten’‘lard line i ^xrt.'o c'ACJT* OTTTTnroirrfcTjn- Thic nriA/'milH ^ht ton >aia Ime, lost fwi the referee reported only 45 S wwte anti ' a six-pulnter-on Tuesday. It [ outslandin.g Is the fact that John De^ LahMtiS^l return. i vuis Mm Page’s “oaTeer” fifth. | ny was hampered waUt a leg m- I -othei Kings .Mountain citizens Jury and had to sit out ipart of Ocher returning linemen arc i hunt were Mr. and .Mrs.; ttie .sea.-ion ox else he might have Jea Peeler (200), Dwn I>eel«l i Arnecbe. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. ' btien fighting io.- Oie rustiin.g lead (200). Coleman Keeter (2(X!). ’'Hunni-futt, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Hugh : tit the 3oulhw<s--tcm Cnnferenoe. Houston Honeyouta. Phil Pri®, Ormand, Mr. and Mrs. Btb Ma- | Fulton’s Dir-artment Store will Robert Howell, Robin HendiiA, I her, Hunter Xclsler and Hariy prc-stient a gift to Johnny and Western Bungess (160), .>Uke El ■ Rajc. : ihe store will continue to honor The group tvas guest of .Mr. and ' an outstanding player eacli week -Mrs- Joe Xelsler, Sr. during the fuotbafl sea.^on. CAR-O-UNES CREST 0\’ER EAST RU'THERFORD: This one could go either way, but 1 say the Chargers will win it. R. S. CENTRAL OVER BESSEMER CITY: Bessemer is doomed in this one, ’cause Mr. Keetbr will run wild. BURNS OVER LINCOLNTON: Tliis one could be the upset special, so don't .surprised at anything. CHERRYVILLE OVER CHASE: Here is another flo.se one, but I like the running of Tommy Summer. SOLITH POINT OVER NORTH GASTON: Strictly no contest as the Red Raiders wtill roll. KINGS MOUNTAIN OVER SHELBY: Everything -„ , CHATBL HILU N- C. — Wing- i more yards tiirougli cite ais’ w^ TJtiS Is a very intRtabnf gamxt 1 hack JlROny Jerome is last be- j in file game against Duke in - —" ---- ' • - — -♦ 1966 wihen Jeff Beaver paasfd for total of 268 yard.s. itilW out a"d miw' «« to the tteoreaker trtUi S'totoil; Mcuiflaln lojk w<^d m to put , expU^Ye piayure in Lm- i a ' 23 Dolnti.-.Thfe’Mm give'-IWey ! a. Stqp to the G.^ i )^ty_ of itoPdi Carolina foot- , ois left, but laer corrected it to whlcii was intended 23 polntl .TIttagive'-ftdey ; ■ , r-i-o., i -v-,. -i.. i give Chfiryville 12 more seconds, “r BcTdlS but Mountalili^e^^^ check for fiO Wd sewnljijfee. t ^Coaoh a<3b>' f W i He makes things happc’n. | ^ ^ Wi^ a third and one at the 1 ner back^Steve .SoUthwell stepped! , ^ Wriaht rfVfe. 4 ''atirss'' The Tar Heel Juirior from Ro.se i Chali .completed 19 of 31 pt^. half dk H vA'itli ...ij j - the game at Virginia, Pas- completed 19 of 31 passes, two d them for touchdowns. Since third place. half ended with Chenyville „.p,.p penalized"15 yards, ahead of Kings Mountain 6 to 0. The Mounties look the opening Eleven other — - ,, , ,, kiokoff of the se:-onJ half on with a first and ten at their'gj one dfcme points to a Shelby win, but I look for the Mounties to pull their own 27 yard lino, where pne. uvers gained 1^{ hn up.set on'theVH giving him a check for S^ and ASHBROOK OVER NORTH MECKE|1NBURG: The yard liiie. .hfter Falls j,etd to no gain before Byers Green Wave is headed for.a playoff spot.' HUNTER HUSS OVER GARINGER: The ! fu^ in a «dal of 72 yot^ and 4® from • ^. . .. piswtice vVhen -MitcheU TenvH j scrimmage once for 12 jaiUs. , , , . . I I - CarotUna fans can’t remember j tqp PKRPOJBMERS — Coach e.s 1' tolo many I '**’ Ul« thaa ho happen ^ ^ jjxore deteimined, eflort than | ‘singled out some players for spe- j ^i^y pwyw. ijy Jeiumt* ■sN hlch pipdue* i pra’Ue in the Virginia game. insv-t. I jUIw sa>'s he ex- - - ^ ^ _ . „ . v a txiuchdcTA n on the £inaj play j .4nxojig them were Pa^iohail, J»*- failed to gain and Austin threw gained seven “more yards arid a This week's PonUsiR ballctt ore ■ p<^' » ^ • fhatu the finsl half. Cki that play, | .j^ime and the tailbacks S-rmmy Huskies an incomplete pass. Johnny Byens down at the KM 47yardd already out they wW be the i Minntaln fcwch^ game; Paschall {lass-, James Betrerson and . - I ' T lent fni- Phirrheri’v to line. final contei*|■ tbb *wacm. Sj. i one that to W^a^ e.xtiemeis . the Virginia 24 to Jerome ; Voight. ;U1 of ’whem ran want in the playoffs also, so l look toi l nu t^neri.v to gei ^ down at the Ironmon remembeir yewt baJ- , cough on both sules- ni was running at the eight. ! them there. , yards line, with a third and , lots and gat 'the Jlcr- i Most folks arcrund town will be > OavaJieis blocked Jertitme’s j DUKE OVER W’AKE FOREST: I think that the Blue , eight at the C 43 yaixl line, Austin cherryville was |x>nalized 1.5' aid cilice by hiloh tiri Sriday. Y3cm goalg out to the UUl jwk early’, ^ rone, but tlic5 Devils will get by. F-assed complete to Van Dyke for ya,,(ij ,he c 37 vard Hne. By- oculd very easiW jctiji. the rank?, so as to av’md the rush to the i ..-top him. Jimmy wheei- MARYLAND OVER VIRGINIA: The Toips will <tiop ,a first down at the 33 yards line. gained four y.vds and Falls cf the winnew this wedc, ' * life Cavaliers’ offense ' ^ "'‘'I' “ Las* Friday's contest -sccees ap pear on this ptgt- trtmvrKT g'-tatf OVF'R iM P STATE* The Wolfoack ' tmniplete pass, Jails fumbled a. 0,^^, (he 28, Cherrvvilie was PENN STATE UVEK N. t,. r nt woupavn pjtghout and CherryviUe recover- penalized 5 more yards giving good, but the Nrttany Ll^S^e _. ed at their own 36 yard line. fhe Mounties n first down at the EAST CAROLINA OVER APPALACmAN. 1 ne , cherryville gained up to the tl 24 yard line. Byers gained 6 yards I’irates want to win it all and this may do It. where they were penalized tack (he C 18 varJ line. Van *Dyke MICHIGAN OVER ILLINOIS: The Wolverines are to the 31 yard line, but Summer, (hen got a first down as he went heading for a showdown with Ohio State. - on the next play, carriedit back it (,(( tackle for seven yards to OHIO STATE OVER MICHIGAN STATE: M-State is to the Cher^vHle 45 yaids (he c it yard line where time'(p/’7‘j;‘‘~^„"had r-r, match fnr (he Biirkeves ’”‘** marclied down to the ^an out, with the .Mountaineers; ^ ^ no match lot the fJUCKey_^ km yard line where Summer (binning a 14 to 6 victory over' Keep in mind that yroi can en ter only once, so be side to get your ballots In early. and Tight ond Andy (3hacios made tw un haml Do, this rfiort *,,ond-r, into p-y din. E.irle B..*.-: That play enabled Carolina to j was oui the rtxviving end of four take a 34-30 lead into the dress- ' passes, ing roam at intermission. It cap- j ped a fantastic oomeback by the , Top ojade In the offensive line I Tar HecD. 1 wx'nt to gu-ard Ken Huff who The Continental Oorigress ^tj I ((poned the holes on tluee touch down runs. Huff Ls a strong caii- out at the ofid oonral. The MaunKcs axe ej^pected to be at All! suenfith. They >tst might have .a tev .surprise.s feir itiie Golden OKLAHOMA OVER MISSOURI: Oklahoma is climb- : fumbled again and tltis time Reg- (hp ironmon. ing upwards in the rankings. , -i, »ie Whitmire took the ball away; NOTRE DAME OVER PITTSBURGH: The Irish will from Summer for the Mounties. soundly blast the Pitt boys. _ i starting at their own -41 yard; coach Jones praised the out-, TEXAS OVEIR BAYLOR: Maybe, Baylor shouldn I , line. Falls gained one and Byers; standing piay of junior haKDack; even show up for this one. added two as the third quarter johnny Byers and also noted that: SOUTHE^tN' CAL OVER STANFORD: SC will vvin, ended. . . . ‘t had been a shame Johnny had; &tgUiniL.m ; ^ (j,g fourth quarter started, been injured pari of the season.; a” ORPnON* Mark Harmon & comoanv ’ He also noted that Dennis Hogue,; First Downs LCLA OvTlR OREGON. Mai K narmon s compari.v for a first down on the C 48 yard pavid Boll and Carl Rosoboro,, yards Ru^ 'Sh“w^rs't?d“rea<^^:P'^ In BiU Dooley s -sD’le of play, I an Luriy averogtt of W.47 by the, ''’^S’^at* is not a prlmao; end of 1971, 14.9 per cent ^bove'^«^ ' the level recorded a veor earlier. *’ ^^74, prowoo mat ^, ttxings hamx'O when he did run ' a'^S^ tltSdf^^ He itoB «XTied Six S. department of laboris bureau f tlme.s tor 45 yards, an average will I’out the Beavers. Well, that does the predicting business for another week I ju.st hope that I am lucky enough to win a few. STATISTtCS KM 16 Yards Rusting by 21.6 The Charlotite Coliseum will get 1,500 seats (tickets) j 1 , „ v v to sen for the annua. "wX to^^l^e "r^g^and X Jr:?/’ thf re^J er this year. Some of them v^I ewn ^ g backs in the swe tiiis year. ClMirr -JS acM au ast i i 0 3 2-175 SO line. After Austin passed incom- gu pi,T,yed fjood defensive game I yards Passing by il pleite. Byers took a handoff.' fo,. ,ho'Mounties. Total Yards 227 broke off tackle and cut to the ■ Attempted by 5 right and raced down the side-; Passes Camptetefi by 2 lines for 49 yards and the tying coach Jone.' also stated that jj^^ojoepled Summer pumbles Lost 2 finest gy 1.43 Thtit-s rswitehfrom by-gone days when the wli-seum oaoKs m .nc .wl .v-.-r. didn’t get any. The competing schools used to keep all (jj-ive from its own 33 only to j i 2 3 ."S ...» . S“S!“’^£"Sr.he'.n.„UaS.. I, no... Hl.h as it used to be. I 5 yards to the mi momentum for themselves. Coach C-Tim^y SWt^r Fans at Chapel Hill will get them firet chance this more to the C47 tor a first of this team. They came to 'ur.^'as.y football sDtine. - ' cording to an article In the V. S. . _ depart^! of labor’s “Monthly “ "“P' Labor Revdew." 4 Total 0 U-A4 0 0-6 yaxd yard 1. C.'Buthatfogtti 18-0 B. jSeaiteB 2. Sholbr ' 13-0 a fi. Oaatnd I, M. Oegrtoa 2S-8 Boaa Oty t. Boath Mat' 40« Buna S. Crest 34-14 lAanototott S. Kings Mttt. 14-S Ountyvais 7. ibinttr Rvas 48-18 Oirmple 3. Ashbrask BB 14-12 Tunte K ^-irn-^ 3S4 Waki tawt 10. VKSfarti 44-40 rt. C«n«lhia n. Cooqta Tseh 12-10 ' Duka a taa Mala IW MooryfcBid tl Ir. d MIm» »•» 8. Ooa ii I '■'■'■tr didate for aJi-Atlantu- Cu^st Con- tereace boners. No one on the detensivc team graded well, but freshman de fensive back Russ Conley did come up with two hig pE.vs. He • Jimmy leads tjle Tar HeeE in j Intercepted a Virginia pass to ’ pass receptions. witJi 18 tor 207 j •'»et up one touchdown and oattcJ ^ yards, averaging 111.5 a oatoh. He , dc*wn anotiier Cavalier aerial 011 has oam,7lleid these flgutea de- j a key play. * ' spite the fact that he ootiy 9^- ; , , ? . taltes) aX the positltm. qiUmng ; ' time with senior Ted Levereife. ! NOW THFT TIGERS — Carolina j looks ahead to a home game this ' SaXupday against the h^hly-im- proved Clemson Tigers. Coa-.th Red Parker’s team has a line A'.'C I *Jixamy is doing an outstand ing JOb tor VB.’’ aaya Oaaclh Dooley, j "Ha’s a good aU-aKnuid athlete ! with One running alillify and goad hands tor catohine the fgot.- tmU.’’ i A «a DAY FOR HKXY — ’Tar Heel quartcshack Billy Poschall tJwew for 254 yards In the loss I to Virginia. It was the second OTCBt ppoKhiwtive phsUnfSay to Oorallna h’btay. OaNUaa yaiaod record erf 3-1, having toppled Wake Pet-est easily on Saturday. Ctanson leads the overall scr ies with the Thj llpela, having wxin U. to 10 for UNC. But Do. J- ey’a Tar Heel team-s have ssvept the last four frum the TIigors. It will be D.ad's Day in Kenan Stadium with fiie faShans of Ciro- Itna playois as the honored guOsta.