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Wake fseest took a.giant step
towards-tilir first ACC title
SaturdAj;lti come from behind
victory qver North Carolina State,
16-13. A ahtttle pass from Deacon
quarterbmk-Larry Russell to Ken
Gari'ett IM 10.yards in the closing
itfnutesft-4fthe final period
provided'he nargin of victory.
.The W6i i:k held Wake to a 3-3
halftime deadlock. But the
Deacons-noved ahead 10-3 by
virtue of ttocked punt by Wake's
Cd Stetibr i was recovered in
the end 6wnry Pat McHenry for
the. toucblown. But State came
right badk, on a pass from Dennis
1ritt to wingback Pat Kenney,
covering M yards.
The win gave .Wake Forest an
ACC record of 5-1, the same as
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Duke, and eliminated USC from
any hopes of repeating as champs.
Should the Blue Devils lose their
encounter with North Carolina
next week, the Deacon's will win
the title. But should Duke triumph,
the Devils will take the cham
pionship.
In other ACC action, Virginia
bombed Colgate 54-12 behind the
heroics of sophomore quarterback
Bill Troup, who hurled four touch
down passes. Troup completed to
of eighteen aerials for 166 yards. A
35 point second period burst paved
the way for the Cavalier victory.
Cogate threatened to break the
game open at the outset. Quar
terback Steve Goetel threw con
secutive touchdown passes to
Steve Saxon and Steve Frazier to
give Colgate a quick 12-0 lead. But
Troup hit four scoring tosses in the
second period, and the Cavaliers
never stopped. Virginia's Gary
Nelman, who scored twice, was the
game's leading rusher with 120
yards.
North Carolina's Don McCauley
scored three tbuchdowns and
rushed for 184 yards, in leading
UNC to,a 42-7 drubbing of Clemson.
He also smashed two existing
records, bettering the ACC record
previously held by Frank Quayle,
and setting the UNC record held by
Charlie Justice.
The secondary stole four of
Cle,mson quarterback Tommy
Kendrick's passes, including a 31
yard scoring return by Bill
Brafford. The Tar Heels ripped off
353 yards on the ground and 157 in
the air, en route to 27 first downs in
what* Coach Bill Dooley rated as
UNC's best game of the year.
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By JOE GENOVA
sports Writer
Duke, behind the brilliant
passing of Leo Hart, handed USC
teir fifth straight defeat, third in a
row at the Cockpit, 42-38 Saturday
night.
Eighteen seniors were playing
their last home game.
Duke, with a win over North
Carolina next week, could take the
ACC crown. Wake Forest finished
their season Saturday with a 16-13
win over N. C. State.
"It was a great victory," stated
Duke head football coach Tom
Harp. "We really worked hard for
this one. Our coaches and players
and everybody worked overtime
for this win.
"It was a team effort" continued
Harp, "the boys gave the game
ball to Art Bosetti, who started in
place of sophomore fullback Steve
Jones, Bosetti ran the ball hard.
"We were hurting in a couple of
spots. Dick Biddle was injured but
played and gave a super effort.
Mike Peck started in place of
Biddle and played real well, he
sure helped out a lot.
"All these kids played their guts
out, this was one of the hardst
fought games we've played this
year. Carolina is not as big as Ohio
State but bigger than every one
else we've faced this year.
"We felt all along we could win,"
continued Harp, "if we could just
keep the kids coming back we
knew we could hold them. The
team spirit was terrific. We
wanted this one real bad and we
knew it was just a matter of the
team staying together.
"We adjusted our defense some
in the second half, but other than
that we didn't do anything dif
ferent than the game plan, except
for us having to keep coming
back," Harp continued.
"I'm very proud of the team and
the coaches, I just can't say
Freshmer
Georgia
By BILLY MOORE
Sports Writer
The USC freshmen face the
Georgia freshmen in their last
game of the year today at 2 p.m. in
the Cockpit. The Biddies will be
trying to bring their record up to a
respectable 2-3 after dropping
their last outing to Georgia Tech,
21-7.
The Biddies will be trying to stop
Georgia's quarterback Andy
Johnson who is considered one of
the top prospects in the nation.
After being injured in the first
game, he produced 563 yards total
offense against Auburn and
Florida.
Biddie coach Jackie Powers
expressed concern over the up
coming game "This Georgia frosh
squad was touted before the year
as the best in the history of the
school and behind the offensive
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enough about them. I kept telling
the boys to keep cool and be calm,
be proud keep your heads up and
smile. They didn't get
discouraged, they didn't quit and
we won."
Harp said "We knew Dickie
Harris was good and that they
were going to give him the ball, but
when you have to field the ball then
run back and lateral that gives us a
little extra time to get down field
and try to stop him.
"Leo (Hart) is the best quar
terback in the ACC. He played a
great game, and he really helped
keep the team spirit alive. He
wanted this one real bad. Wes
Chesson played a great game
also," said the Blue Devil Coach.
Hart was 22-31 for 302 yards and
three touchdowns. Chesson was on
the receiving end of 10 of those
passes for 189 yards and two touch
downs. Chesson also carried the
ball four times, while Hart carried
ten times.
Ernie Jackson, who played his
high school ball at Lower Richland
turned in a good game at defensive
back. "Ernie looked good," said
Harp, "he did a fine job in the
backfield and ran back a couple of
real good kickoffs that gave us fine
field position. He almost broke one
and that would have been nice."
"Its beautiful when you win in
front of your family," said
face
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leadership of Johnson, I think they
have developed into the powerful
team everyone expected them to
be."
Powers was forced to make a
few defensive changes due to in
.juries. Darrel Austin a regular
linebacker was moved to center
due to an injury to starting center
Richard Simmons.
Both starting linebackers are
still out with injuries and will be
replaced by Mike Moser and Steve
Zimmerman, non-scholarship
players who have seen a lot of
action this year.
Running back Thad Rowe, who
led USC rushers against Tech with
80 yards in 18 carries will key an
improved Biddie running attack
aided by fullback Richard
Waggoner. Robbie Davis will start
again at quarterback while Marty
Woolbright continues at the
flanker position.
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Jackson. My mom and dad were
here tonight and I really wanted to
do good for them as I did for Coach
Harp. My high school coach was
here and he (Mooney Player) said
I didn't have a good game. I'm
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"I hit hard and I did my job but
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little. That Harris is good, but we
did a good job getting to him.
Hart's the best, he showed that
tonight, and so did Chesson.
"Bosetti played a beautiful
game, everybody did, we won on a
team effort and we are going to win
next week." Jackson concluded, -
"It's great to come home and
win."
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ipening game win against Duke
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Gamecocks with all the points
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