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Richmond Times-Dispatch Sunday Dec 2 1945 Tarheels Get Jump on Cavaliers to Register 27-18 Triumph 10B Late Offensive Fails To Overcome Early Lead Orange Bowl to Name Southern Team Monday NEW ORLEANS Dee The Orange Bowl will not pick its Southern football team before Monday and the entire sponsoring committee will make the choice That was the statement today of Will Preston chairman of the Orange Bowl Schedule Committee who attended the Louisiana State-Tulane game here Late Rally By Deacons Successful Clemson Bows By 13-6 Margin Summaries Line Play of Carolina Too Much for Virginia Brown on 61-Yard Run By Chauncey Durden i minute ran the score to 20-0 Timea-Diapatck Sport Editor I With Warren Camp and Vorii mttprf httt r- nee tin up yardage the Tarheels lMl thirtKn ginia JTl to 18 in Kenan Stadium je caVuerg struck for their first score shortly after the next kickoff Roth and Stanley in two running plays picked up a first this afternoon in the fiftieth re-rnval of the South's oldest football rivalry line of the bJgger and the remainder of the third period then opened up by scoring on a beautiful forward lateral that carried to the Maryland one from where Substitute Blocking Back Reese Smith took it over South Carolina turned the I scoring trick again a few plays llater on two passes the touch-idown heave going for 66 yards with Bill Carr Gamecock tail-j back going over in the clear ahead of clean downficld blocking Ed Schwartz made only the first of his three extra point placement trys good for Maryland and Dutch Brembs booted his second try for the point through the posts i The Carolinians were strictly a i passing team all afternoon and only alert Maryland interceptions stalled their offensive COLUMBIA Dec LP A smashing fourth-period South Carolina offensive for two touchdowns failed to overtake the Maryland Old Liners' three touchdown lead here today as Maryland chalked up its third Southern Conference victory 19-13 The Old Liners rolled over the Gamecocks in the second period with two quick touchdowns and opened the second half with another before South Carolina was able to shake loose its speedy backs in the final stanza South Carolina found its ground game completely throttled for three periods then opened up to net 74 yards from scrimmage compared with Maryland's 238 yards The Old Liners rolled to their first score on a nice punt return bv Bill Poling to the Gamecock 30 after making a first down on the 19 Poling on a fake reverse raced to the two and Bonk smashed across An apparent South Carolina upsurge in retaliation backfired Walter Beckett Quits As NORFOLK Dec Wal ter Beckett for 10 years golf professional at the Cavalier Country Club resigned that position today to take the first rest he has had from his golfing labors in 45 years He will be succeeded by Elmer Loving who comes to the Vir down on the Virginia 39 and then Brown shooting straight ahead took the ball from Miflin and broke into the clear Carolina's safety Nor cross got hia hands on Brown's Jersey but Ray pulled away and romped for the touchdown Cavaliers Score Again After Brown's 58-yard quick kick backed the Tarheels up against their goal line Brown took a punt and returned to the Caro- Pa Mirylaii Cs rati as LE Glranr Fades LT Fehr St rot I LG Blmscll Lana Rosanthal Meeks RG Schwarts Huftman RT Drich McDonald RK Crosland Riggs QB Schultz Isom LH Poling Carr RH Bahr Brambs Bonk GUas Maryland 13 6 South Carolina OOO Maryland Bonk Cropland Bahr Polnta attar Schwarts (placement) South Carolina Smith (sub for Isom) Carr Points after touchdowns Bremba (placement) when Maryland's end Bon Crosland intercepted a short pas on the Gamecocks' 40 and raced untouched to score Again the Old Liners brought the crowd of 8000 to its feet as the third period opened when Sam Bohr Maryland back swept around left end for 45 yards and a touchdown The Gamecock stiffened for Cavalier Club Pro ginia Beach layout from Ingleside Country Club Staunton For the next few months Mr Beckett plans to rest at his Virginia Beach home before attempting to re-enter the game he said Fear of solitude is known as monophobia RECAPPING At Its Best We Guarantee Our Recapping to Give 10000 Miles Service Materials- BEST -Workmanship NEW PASSENGER TRUCK TIRES ALL SIZES IN STOCK Passenger Truck Recapped Tires 650x1 6 600x1 700x1 6 750x1 7 700x1 650x1 8 475x1 550x1 9 BELL TIRE CO 107 Belvedere St S-50M TAKE ADVANTAGE Of the High Used Cir Marks! Will ha worth much less when new ears come See today Robertson Chevrolet 1351 Broad St Dial 5-7444 Va Dealer 5 The play tougher Tarheels proved too much for the lighter Cavaliers Led by a pair of hard-charging freshman guards Sid Varney and Bill Wardle the hard-running Carolina Carolina backs Tailback Bob Warren Fullback Bill Voris and Wingback Jim Camp raced through gaping holes in the Virginia forewall time after time as they drove almost the length of the field for three of the four Carolina touchdowns But the Cavaliers completely outclassed during the first half struck for three touchdowns In the second half to make a ball game of what started out to be a runaway for the Tarheels of Coach Carl Snavely 61-Yard Run Trailing 0-20 in the third period Ray Brown sophomore halfback from Falls Church gave the Virginia supporters among the crowd of 15000 something to cheer about when he broke through the center of the Carolina line and raced 61 yards for a touchdown Just a few minutes bter the same Brown boy who played himself a Brown boy who played lot of football this sunny hut chilly day set up a second Virginia touchdown by getting off a beautiful quick kick which rolled dead on Carolina's seven-yard line Following Carolina's punt the Cavaliers moved down to the 15- yard line and Coach Frank Mur- ray rushed in Freshman Sam Fray a lad with a terrific burst of speed Fray sped around his right end for two yards then taking a shovel pass from Quarterback Gil Sullivan wheeled around Carolina's right end to go all the way for a touchdown and bring the Tarheels back within shooting distance Drive Falls Moreover the Cavaliers having found their offensive spark moved all the way from their 10-yard line to Carolina's 23 the next time they got their hands on the ball But Joe Stanley who with Bob Caine had carried the heavy load in the advance was dropped for a five-yard loss and Sullivan switched to the air Three passes one by Sullivan and two by Stanley fell incomplete in the end zone and the by-then worried Tarheels took over on their 28 Voris Warren and Grow the latter in at wingback for Camp then alternated in driving 2 yards for a fourth Carolina score The final Tarheel march ended the hopes of winning but not their scoring for while the crowd was filing out of the stadium they struck for a third touchdown on a 67-yard pass play Stanley to Fray The speedy resh-man back who prepped at Wood-berry Forest got behind the Carolina secondary and catching Stanley! pass on the Carolina 35 aped all the way for the touchdown The Tarheel operating from a single wingback and running their reverses particularly a double reverse had too much drive for the Virginians whose tackling was poor this afternoon Tarheels Msrch Receiving the opening kickoff Carolina marched 4 1 yards for the first score of the game The longest run of the drive was a 10-yard gallop by Camp around his own right end for the touchdown It was Warren or Camp swinging wide around the ends or Voris shooting ahead on his spinners all the way the plays gaining from four to eight yards at a clip The Tarheels attempted but one pass during the drive and It fell Incomplete Carolina's aerial game which had given Duke a second-half scare a week ago held in check by the Cavaliers throughout the game except for a 57-yard scoring pass-and-run which accounted for the second touchdown Later in the first period after Camp had intercepted Charlie Ellis's pass on the Carolina 30-yard ribbon Voris and Warren ground out a first down on the Tarheel's 43 On the next play Warren faded back and passed to the left to End Pritchard who had gotten one step behind Fllis playing the right side back As Ellis realizing he had been hoodwinked turned he slipped and fell Pritchard took the pass on the Virginia 35 and ran unmolested for the touchdown Cox who had kicked the first extra point from placement repeated and Carolina had a 14-0 lead before the first period had ended Virginia Gets Break A poor kick by Warren which rolled dead on Carolina's 33 gave Virginia its first real scoring opportunity early in the second period and Ellis and Brown combined their running and passing talents to move the Cavaliers down to the 11 There the Tarheels braced and three Virginia passes by Ellis fell harmlessly in the end zone Carolina received the second-half kickoff and in less than four Carl Snavely Bad Tackling Is Costly To Cavaliers By Laurence Leonard Special to The Times-Diapatch CHAPEL IIILL Dec Had linemen made their tackling a little surer this afternoon they perhaps would have won themselves a football game with the University of North Carolina's youthful Tarheels rather than suffer a 27-to-18 setback There w-as no continuous indication of the Cavaliers' certainty in their tackling and consequently Carolina rolled up ntuch yardage in driving touchdowns against a dogged opponent It was a good thing for the Tarheels that they found Virginia when her tackling wasn't up to par for the Cavaliers made a brilliant comeback with Ray Brown Sam Fray and Bob Caine setting the pace In fact comeback turned an apparent rout into a splendid ball game and Caine a twice wounded veteran of the Tinian and Iwo Jima campaigns Joe Stanley a Lexington frosh and Charlie Ellis of Harrisonburg gave indications they no doubt will be important cogs in Coach Frank team next year The teams were Impressive to such an extent a great portion of the 15000 person who saw this fiftieth renewal of the oldest football rivalry walked out of Kenan Stadium at sunset virtually convinced that come another campaign both Virginia and North Carolina win attract widespread attention for the kids especially Brown and Fray stole the show this time This game was one that pleased most everybody Carl Snavely back at Carolina after nine years at Cornell was delighted with his boys were offensive-minded all the he said it was a lucky thing because Virginia was clicking too Virginia has a fine set of fast hard-running backs Our whole line played a fine brand of ball and the blocking was excellent on reverses and end Like Snavely Coach Murray thought it was a fine game was the cleanest game I've seen all he said Murray thought Virginia was outmanned from the start and he liked the way his boy came back despite terrific power in the ground" Murray singled out Milton Par-low a junior who has been out of action since November 1 along with Fray and Ellis for individual praise Gray's two touchdown trots livened up the affair Our entire team played a good game but it was outmanned by a stronger Carolina team" Murray declared Carolina's play was fine and hard Part of shoddy tackling might be attributed to the hard running for the Cavalier linemen frequently were getting their hands on opponents only to lose them Actually the and the kids had themselves quite a time Snavely has a squad preponderantly freshmen They've improved with each game hit a high shot last week in their close tussle with Duke and then ascended the peak this time to go one up in the aged series with Virginia Robinson Got Around Jackie Robinson Negro baseball player signed by Montreal isn't new to headlines First time he 1 for UCLA he stole five ses including two steals of home hna A 15-yard penalty for un necessary roughness moved the ball to the 15 and Fray came in to score in two plays and then return to the bench Then followed long but fruitless drive the Tarheels' fourth score and Vjrginia'a third touchdown The Cavaliers put up a game goal-line stand as Carolina scored Its last tally The Tarheels had paraded down the field for five consecutive first downs and were one foot from the end zone with four downs to make it Three attempts by Voris and War left the ball-still shy of pay Hirf hut fmirth wmm dirt but on fourth down Warren shot through a hole in the right side of Virginia's line to score Attack Sharpens The statistics are indicative of Carolina's superiority on the ground The Tarheels gained 369 srounu ine larneeis gained 3b 142 Carolina edge in first downs was 24 to 11 But the Virginia offense which sputtered throughout the first half was a pretty thing to watch in the second half when the sub backs Caine Stanley Fray and Sullivan teamed with Brown to score three touchdowns The Tarheels had spotted Virginia's weakness against wide stuff and the Carolina field general poured the outside stuff at the Cavalier ends Deep reverses single and double were run behind a phalanx of blockers with telling effect Up front for the Cavaliers Milt Pariow at tackle and Wayne Cantrell at guard were the most effective operatives But Brown Virginia's biggest star played superbly on defense as well as on offense The victory gave Carolina a 24-23 lead in the 50-game series Three games ended in ties Pm Vi LE Pritchard Miller -Curran Kirkland LT LG Wardle Glanakoe Bamot Myers Varney Cantrell RT Parlow RE Cooke Jameson QB Rizzo Ellis LH Brown RH Camp Perry FB Voria Kennard Score by periods: North Carolina 14 0 8 Virginia 0 0 13 Touchdowns Camp 2 Pritchard Warren Brown Frty 2 Points after touchdown Cox 3 Substitutes North Ellison Rubisti Cox Mead: tackles: Sufaryn Marcsyk: guards: Mitten Augustin Goldins center: Et legman backs Norcross Gammon Grow Haiti Flamlsh Gorman Gurtis Ksn- Ends: Pickett Jamerson tackles: Kirkland Parrish: guads: SU-vlnskie Barbour- Center: Site Sprs-ley: backs: Sullivan Fiffen Caine Roth Scott Sinclair Stanley Fray GRrferre Gerard Illinois Umpire: Paul Menton Loyola Field Judes: Gabe Hill Wofford Lineman: Mackintosh Mass State Statistics Virginia VXC First downs 11 Yards sained rushlnr Forward passes attempted 21 Forward passes completed a Yards by forward aa- Intercept- ed 0 Yards sained runback into Puntlns svsrsVe 427 Total yard all kicks re- tured 88 Opponent fumbles recov- ered 0 Yards lost by penalties 40 24 360 4 80 3 28 69 0 60 Only 8 Teams Are 6 Perfect 9 NEW YORK Dec Only eight college football teams including Army Alabama and Oklahoma A A completed the season with unbeaten and untied records Little High Point College was the only eleven to have its record spoiled during the week the North Carolina school being tied by Milligan Thursday Army finished Its schedule by defeating Navy 32-13 while Alabama routed Mississippi State 55-13 in its regular season finale The unbeaten and untied teams CLEMSON C- Dec Wake Deaeons came from behind to crowd over two second half touchdowns and a 13-to-6 football victory over Clemson here this afternoon The loss first Southern Conference defeat of the season for the Tigers spoiled homecoming day for a partisan crowd of 15000 Clemson rooters Wake Forest's hard charging line escorted Tailback Nick Sac-rinty down the field almost at will once sending him into the end zone on a 52-yard run to climax a 73-yard drive Sacrinty scored both the touchdowns and his brother Bo added an extra point by placement kick Clemson Leads Clemson shot into an early lead scoring before the game was five minutes old Butch 57-yard quick kick to the 2-yard line set up the score After a Wake Forest punt Butler scored around end without being touched on an 11-yard run Sacrinty exploded midway of the third quarter for the first Deacon touchdown being ushered from his own 48 by Bruno and Foreman through the Clemson secondary and the tally Brother Bo kicked the extra point Wake second touchdown in the fourth climaxed a drive from its own 27 Nick 42-yard pass to John Kinsey was the big blow in the offensive and Sacrinty scored from the Clemson oneyard stripe re Clemaaa Wafce Ferret LE Clark Bruno LT Carle Garrison LG Suit la Haris Jenkins Foreman RG Davis Ratteree RT Turner Hobbs RE Buts Harris QB Butler Ognovich LH Cumble Smathers RH Poe Sacrinty FB Reynolds Brinkley Wake Forest 0 0 7 Clemson 6 0 0 0 6 Clemson scoring: Touchdown Butler Wake Forest scorlns: Touchdowns Sacrinty 2: points after touchdown Sacrinty (placement) South Carolina Plans Tobacco Bowl Games COLUMBIA Dec UP) A New Year's Day bowl game for 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