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Wake Forest tackle Bob Smith (71) appears to be crying as he watel
back Melvin Iarris inch closer to paydirt in Saurilay's clash at Cardii
guard Don Miles (60) reflects the opposite sensation, however. Deacon cc
(58) makes sure that Harris stays down.
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ies Carolia half- The only thing that could have prevented a Game
a Stadium. USC cock victory Saturday was a little more accuracy on
iter Keut Martini lhe part of Wake quarterback Norm Snead (16), but
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t*C's Jack Pitt (87) Iowers the bomn oi an uiidentified Wake Forf--t (14efener, help
ing Carolina quarterback Buddy Bennett squirn his way down to the Deacoti goal linev. Ed
Rill llull (85) managed to get h. flect-footed Mennett Iw fore he could --core. howewcr. It
was certainly one of the greatest afternoons of Huddy's career. (Photos bY 1100ew'.)
No. 28 Tomorrow?
'Wo e Is Me'
C Is Cavalier
Fight Song
It 's hard to visualize a major
college football team losing 28
consecutive games, but Kansas
State accomplished t h i s (luring
the 1945-48 campaigns. If Vir
ginia's Cavaliers I o s e to the
Gamecocks in Carolina Stadium
tomorrow, they will tie this rec
ord.
Coach Dick Voris' troops lost
their 27th in a row last week, at
the hands (if upsurging North
Carolina, and it g e t S a little
harder e a e h day to remember
wvihat it's like to win a game at
Charlottesville. The last time the
\'irginians won was in 11958. when
they toppled Duke.
At the mid-point of the current
Iback John Barger anid Coach Dick Voris e
might e q u a I the Cavaliers in
games lost, but a recent surge of
nd lpoweer in the Carolina cap Seems
to d this. Due to'
B, anIexctuiivn
showings the past two weeks, the
~ Birds enter the game as, strong
'.ii iqpiavorites to ee Virginia's rec
up~O foorug
o h c*perfect."
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ihlvlin'tmak an reordboos.poahw ren Coinae this, seems
t io her on he th anivesar disperoveo this Due tei ter fine
We'rerefering o on of howigs th pat to feeksi the
mos fntati fotbll icoris eais inte the Atamei ast Cton
4 * Ii istry (a'olniis ~inverelaoites toheep 'irginia' thee-al
~ ) gret ('avlier tem in 152.ord "pret."sa Si so.
ep ~itreially happd . t onlb-a roeo efrrg to teltst
alyk thant season and recod b'onks. Ach Warigre whiehse th, hew
but w think eius eleven ofamen-ee,ash.a ntrce i
tinhr2n h ihaniesr plnayes rsank on tei tloe to
j ~ ~ \\eren rfigurmd to one aothe ''hase of teve offensive l
cmpaastil foasl victorieso teamsn. The hAethti loast lead
th pwread Cavaliersnd52 og you,sthe yag-iseins show.
fo tre atrthe Virginians hadk lost onhaly.88 tod
Duken th sso mnute hadmwon- is a eern otelts
infi the preinaou rtere thins. trbc A Cgrs.hc ho wtatth
begarna toiguroedand beforeotheruZ* \'riis ranl ty clpooe.t
compaativey eas victryfo th s p shn eve offensivercold
(he poier-oldegCavalier hald- n hyhvtelo'ed
for hre quater theViriniasigmrser (and Sane-ishe) oin fl
doin(arodsoed therae,eaine40.bc there sualphard fa he8 as,
tincg o ins h ina onq ute ahndstrakGr uzo
tort y- five seconds of playing time passed for :3;t yards and four
to win the game, 21-14. touchdowns. On the receiving end
A log pss romquaterackof most of his aerials has been
Dic lng pasrome qurerback an another sophomore, end Joe Ke
a fumble on the kickoff and a thoe, whYhsC aheeIi3'ose
re'overy by the Gamecocks set Th ye soldb a
the stage for the second by half- Th conanteocks ni shouldbeable
back Mike Caskey. Following thetocnanhe\rmafrwd
next kickoff a V i r g i n i a man wvall, wvhich averages only 200
fumbled in the end zone and USC pounds, anid probabily less, for the
guardl fell on it for a third t-ally. top C ava lier lineman, tackle Ron
W G.assert, is not slated to see action,
Whe'.' ! ! due to a back injuiry. The moat
-. i~.i ~danger ous p)art of the line will be
the, speedy deceptive ends, and
"College Confidential" there are plenty of them.
p~j AIADA special added attraction will
LE be halfhack Carl K u h n , who
~CKET bystarted off the season as a quar
-~ terback, but couldn't beat Cuozzo.
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ant. Nlloreick unfomlomrrwiadameswl
Even ter matokeep the siCh,
oDcrnadd8 8$hers stilm winnin effeie firth in
overctw easohne as, thrownrs
washablW~~h uuuv~ from ether Gaeok. i' 91
Sixs cla HLU ITee seniors will be endayingr
up forrougnFr, tomorrowt, and Paktuer;il
U Wethercoat L MIROR NWSverriso seonMls, and Jther frst
kin; centers Jim Nemeth, John
Gordon, and Jim McGovern; back.
Buddy Bennett, Gordon Cole, Mel.
! N STHEATRE vin Harris, Bob Farmer, and Lee
~ Rhame; and kicking specialist
Doug Hatcher.