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While such players as Don
McCauley, Leo Hart and Tommy
Suggs have been attracting most of
the attention among the Atlantic
Coast Conference's statistical
leaders this season, one performer
has been overlooked. He is Duke's
versatile Wes Chesson, whose
specialty is catching a football.
Chesson, a highly-sought after
kuarterback at Edenton, N.C.,
High School, has played several
positions during his Duke career,
but the job he has done best is
being on the receiving end of
teammate Hart's passes. With one
game remaining, he already has
tucked away just about all of the
ACC single-season and career
records.
In the wild offensive game
against USC last week, Chesson
caught 10 passes for 189 yards to up
his season total to 69 catches and
930 yards. This erases the previous
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only record Chesson doesn't hold is
for touchdown passes. His total of
nine is three short of the career
record of 12 held by former
Maryland star Gary Collins.
The Duke star is one of three
receivers who have surpassed the
500-yard mark for the year. Only
one player in the ACC reached this
level a year ago. South Carolina's
Jimmy Mitchell jumped from fifth
place to second by catching five for
81 yards last week. He now has 34
for the year and 710 yards.
Virginia's Dave Sullivan is third
with 514 yards.
McCauley is still the league's top
rusher with an average of 144.1
yard per game. The Tar Heel star,
who had set a single-season
rushing mark the week before, fi
established the career figure on his C
first carry against Clemson. He Sl
now has 2,878 yards, which betters 11
the old mark of 2,695 set by Frank r(
Quayle of Virginia.
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Falling to a hard rumnlg
Georgia frehman football outfit,
Z7-8, Carolina's Biddies ended their
season on a disappointing note
onday and finished with a 1-4
eason record.
The Biddies conpleted 13 of 25
passes during the afternoon, but
were unable to generate any
3onsistant running against the
Augh Bulipup front line. The
3eorgia frosh, led by versatile
juarterback Andy Johnson and
ailback Jim Poulos, rolled up 334
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What happens when the Atlantic
Coast Conference's top two of
fensive teams meet head-on will be
answered Saturday when the Duke
Blue Devils invade Chapel Hill to
take on North Carolina's Tar
Heels.
North Carolina, with the league's
best overall record at 7-3, also has
the lead in total offense with an
average of 390.7 yards per game,
and Duke is second at 379.3. The
Tar Heels' average is built on the
ACC's top rushing figure of 266.5
yard per contest and 124.2 through
the air. Duke has the league's
second best passing figure at 200.5
yards per game and the third best
in rushing at 178.8.
The Tar Heels, who lead in six of
the 10 team categories, should
have somewhat of an edge since
they have the best total defense
record at 250.8 yards per game
while Duke ranks sixth at 328.5.
North Carolina's defense against
the rush is one of the best in the
nation. In last week's game
Four frosh
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Four Atlantic Coast Conference
-eshman football teams --
lemson, North Carolina, N.C.
tate and Virginia -- completed the
170 season with identical 4-1
.ords.
Maryland finished in fifth place
ith a 3-2 mark while Duke and
'ake Forest tied with 2-3 records
id South Carolina closed at 1-4.
State averaged 31.4 points per
ime for the top scoring average
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yards in 42 carries for a 4.
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limited the Tigers to 77 yards o
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North Carolina is also averagin
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Carolina second at 24.7, Virgini
third at 22.6 and Duke fourth a
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as the top team in scoring defens
by limiting Clemson to sevei
points last week while the Wolf
pack was giving up 16 to Waki
Forest. State's average now stand
at 14.8 as compared to the Ta:
Heels' 14.5.
Carolina is still the leader ii
passing with an average of 212.
yards per game, but Duke ha
narrowed the gap. The Blue Devil
trailed the Gamecocks by 274 tota
passing yard a week ago, but nom
are only 119 yards back. In theii
head-to-head battle last week
Duke gained 304 yards passing
while Carolina netted 149.
teams tie;
last place
while Clemson posted the besl
defensive mark at 4.6 points pei
contest.
The final freshman football
standings:
TEAM WON LOST PCT
Clemson 4 1 .am
North Carolina 4 1 .60(
N.C. State 4 1 .80W
Virginia 4 1 g
Maryland 3 2 600
Duke 2 3 .400
Wake Forest 2 3 .400
South Carolina 1 4 .200
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who carried 21 times for 31 yards
against Georgia,-ended up with 65
yards for the third position.
i In the passing department,
n Davis was the top performer,
d hitting on 31 of 70 paises for 405
yards and two scores. Marty
Woolbright hit on 15 of 39 throws
9 for 175 yards and also caught two
7 passes while seeing action at wide
0 receiver. Davis was also the total
j offense leader with 470 yards,
s followed by Woolbright's 169
yards.
The leading receiver on the
squad was tight end Monty Mat
thews, with 16 for 179 yards. He
caught six against the Bullpups to
take the top spot away from
flanker Eddie Muldrow, who ended
up with 11 receptions for 218 yards.
s Frethman coach Jackie Powers
n said prior to the season that this
o freshman team would help the
o varsity most in the lineman
department and the play of fresh
men like center Richard Simmons
(6-4, 218), guard Rick Anthony (6-2,
202), tackle Jim Burke (6-7, 235),
t defensive ends Roger Toy (6-2,
206) and Jim Beard (6-4, 203), and
Darrell Austin (6-4, 208), who
played tackle, linebacker and
center, did nothing to contradict
the feeling that they and several
others from this freshman squad
should be able to help the varsity in
the future.
Banquet set
to honor
footballers
The University of South
Carolina Association of Let
termen's annual banquet honoring
the Gamecock varsity and fresh
man football squads will be held
Tuesday night in the ballroom of
Columbia's Hotel Wade Hampton.
The Association of Lettermen,
organization of former Gamecock
athletes, traditionally schedules its
football banquet for the Tuesday
night following the final varsity
game of the season. The banquet
begins at 7 P.M.
The public is invited to par
ticipate in the banquet. Tickets are
$10 each and may be obtained in
Columbia from the University .
Ticket Office, Alumni Office, Todd n
& Moore Sporting Goods Co., T & T
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Carolina's nationally ranked
basketball squad will go on public
display for the first time Nov. 30
when the Gamecocks hold their
annual pre-season intra-squad
game in Carolina Coliseum for
the benefit of Block C Club
charities.
Last year's game drew a paid
crowd of I I.800. Proceeds go to the
Block C Club, campus organization
of varsity letter winners, to sup
port the Block C Club's Christmas
party for Columbia area orphans
and other projects.
Admission to the intra-squad
game is $2 for adults and $1 for
students and advance tickets may
be purchased from the University
ricket Office. Tipoff time Nov. 30
is 8 P.M.
Coach Frank McGuire's
.amecocks return six of the top
;even players from last year's 25-3
;quad. including two-time All
\merica and twice Atlantic Coast
.onference Player of the Year
lohn Roche and two time ACC
ebounding champion Tom Owens.
enior John Ribock and juniors
P'om Riker. Rick Aydlett and Bob
Iarver also return.
in addition. McGuire has four
romising sophomores. including
-3 Kevin Joyce, leading scorer on
Ist ycar's freshman team. seven
ioter Danny Traylor. and back
ourt men Casey Manning and
immy Powell.
ACC coaches and sportswriters.
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unday's Operation Basketball
iecting in Greensboro. N.C.. were
Lar unanimous in picking the
amecocks to repeat as the top
-am in the ACC.
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