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Queen
To Be
Chosen
P o I I y Thacker will represent
Carolina in the ACC F o o t b a ll
Queen contest Nov. 2 at Raleigh.
The vivacious, brown-eyed cheer
leader measures 35-22-35 and is
from Kissimmee, Fla.
The ACC football queen will be
crowned d u r i n g halftime cere
monies of the regionally-televised
N. C. State-Clemson game, and
will go on to San Francisco to
compete in the College Football
Centennial Queen contest (luring
the East-West Shrine game in De
cember.
M i s s Thacker, an elementary
education major, is also sweet
heart of Kappa Sigma Kappa fra
ternity and is a member of Kappa
Delta sorority.
She says she would "consider it
an honor for the University and
for myself," to be named ACC
football queen.
Her real first name is Ldna, but
Miss 'T'hacker says she picked up
her nickname "somewhere along
the way," because "my m i d d I e
name is Parrett and people started
calling me Polly."
The Coke
TOP 20 TEAMS
1-KANSAS 6-CAL
2-SOUTHERN CAL 7-HOt
3-0HI0 STATE 8-GEC
4-PURDUE 9-TEX
5-TENNESSEE 10-PEN
Saturday, Nov. 2-MAJOR COL
Air Force 21 North Caroli
Alabama 26 Mississippi
Arizona 14 Washington
Arizona State 40 New Mexico
Arkansas If Texas A &
Auburn 24 Florida
Boston U. 15 Connecticut
Bowling Green 24 Marshall
Brigham Young 21 Utah
Buffalo 21 Terple
California 28 Washington
Citadel 20 Davidson
Colgate 26 Lehigh
Cornell 28 Columbia
Dayton 27 Xavier
Del aware 2 ugr
East Carolina 20 Fra
Florida State 21 VPl
Georgia Tech 27 Dk
Harvard16 Pnslai
Houston 2 eri
Idaho 2 ee
Indiana 3 icni
Kansas31 Clrd
Kentucky 2 etVrii
Louisville17 KnSte
Memphis State 3 us
"Miami. FIa. 33 Ptsug
Miami (Ohio) 21 Tld
Michigan23 Ntheer
Minnesota21 Iw
Mississippi 17 LSU
Missouri 2 kaoaS
Nebraska23 IwSte
North Carolina St. 2 lmo
North Texas 31 Cniat
Notre Dame 35 Nv
Ohio State22 MciaSt
Ohio U. 3 etr i
Oklahoma31 KnaSat
Pacific28 SnJs
Penn State 21 Am
Princeton 2 rw
Purdue42 Ilni
Richmond23 VMl
Southern Cal 27 ren
Southern Mississippi27 LusaaT
Stanford21 OeoStt
Syracuse31 HlCrs
Tennessee28 UCLA
Texas34 SMU
T.C.U.17 Byo
Texas Tech 22 Rc
Vanderbilt22 Tln
Villanova 1 ila
Virginia21 SuhCri
Wake Forest 28 Mrln
West Texas 26 NwMxc
Wyoming42 olrdSt
Yale1 Dartmhaoi
Angeo Sate 18 Tahiton
ArkanasTch 12 STes At&
Austi Peay 26 Fida
Eastennesee 12 QunneticuM
East exas 21 Howrmpayi
Eastrnentcky 20 Muahngo
Guilford20 Newberry
Lenor-Ryne 27 LehighNew
Millsaps27 Marvie
NE Luisana 20 SWFuirman
Ouacita21 A.uP.in
Presbyerian 23 Catawba
RandlphMacn 23 Western a
Slem 31 Conordo
Samord17 Floenctae
Soutwes Texs 32 Tcurry
Tampa27 Northwestern
Texa A 8I 23 Oklahomss
Trinity23 SELoisaat
Weser Caolna 26 Cleon
Weser Ketuky 35 Mohavy
Thin cgan (t
Afte Coestri
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Cheerleader Polly Thacker m
as Carolina's representative for
The winner will go to San Fr
Shrine Bowl Game.
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[Forecasting Average: 884 Right, 252 M
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ISTON 12-MISSOURI
IRGIA 13-ALABAMA
AS 14-COLORADO
IN STATE 15-ARKANSAS
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State 8 Amherst
0 Bates
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7 C W Post
14 Central Connect
0 Clarion
20 Cortland
7 Delaware Valley
7 Glassboro
19 Grove City
13 Indiana ate
13 Ithaca
14 Lafayette
16 Lock Haven
10 Massachusetts
14 Middlebury
6 Muhlenberg
8 New Hampshire
21 Rochester
12 Springfield
14 Trenton
21 Upsala
i16 Waynesburg
10 West Chester
7 Williams
7 Worcester Tech
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17 Baker
7 Baldwin-Wallace
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27 Elmhurst
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14 Ferris
21 Hastings
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16-MICHIGAN
17--MICH. STATE
18-S.M.U.
19-AUBURN
20-OHIO U.
er Games-EAST
20 Moravian 6
27 Case Tech 0
27 Tufts 14
15 Bowdoin 14
20 Maine 19
23 South'n Connecticut 6
cut 27 American Internat'I 26
20 Shippensburg 15
18 Alfred 7
34 Ursinus 0
23 Frostburg 6
14 Hobart 13
26 California State 21
19 Bridgeport 14
23 Gettysburg 12
21 Slippery Rock 13
26 Vermont 7
18 Norwich 15
32 Swarthmore 0
20 Rhode Island 17
20 St. Lawrence 8
22 Wagner 6
12 Montclair 8
20 Lycoming 6
24 Westminster 15
33 Mansfield 0
21 Union 14
20 R.P.l. 12
Games-MIDWEST
21 Franklin 12
:011. 25 Cameron 6
20 Capital S
14 North Park 7
14 Bethany, Kansas 13
17 Ohio Wesleyan 9
20 John Carroll 7
10 Ohio Northern 7
t 20 Eureka 0
n 26 Western Illinois 0
a 23 NE Oklahoma 13
31 Knox 0
26 Central State, Ohio 20
20 Butler 15
41 Nebraska Wesl eyan 0
22 St. John's 21
ama 30 NW Oklahoma 6
n 20 Northeastern 9
14 SW Minnesota 7
22 North Central 13
27 St. Joseph's 7
34 Michigan Tech 12
13 Peru 6
23 Otterbein 7
31 SE Oklahoma 20
24 Ball State 7
33 Sterling 0
20 St. Thomas 13
25 Oenison 7
21 RolIa 12
19 Adrian 13
26 Cornell, Iowa 14
23 SW Missouri 0
30 Youngstown 13
en. 28 Bethel 6
nn. 20 Principia 19
16 Washington, Mo. 13
31 Valparaiso 0
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20 Occidental 14
ia) 14 Whittier 9
23 Long Beach 21
ton 18 Whitworth 13
23 Southern Colorado 20
34 Western Montana 6
1S Oregon Tech 13
~ton 23 Western Washington S
41 San Francisco U. 0
28 Nevada 13
27 Hawaii 21
24 Montana 21
32 Pacific 7
15 Claremont S
25 Chico 13
35 Fresno State 14
20 Portland S
tate 17 Davis 7
21 Santa Clara 10
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BY BRUCE 1IONICK
Staff Writer I
Coach Frank McGuire's '68-69
edition of the USC Fighting
Gamecocks should provide s o m e
surprises, along with exciting bas
ketball, a trademark of Carolina
cage squads.
The sophomore-laden team will
depend heavily on junior guard
Bobby Cremins for leadership.
Cremins, a 6'2 swing man, is
the only starter from last year's
squad returning this year.
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yoar's sensational freshman teaml
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