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GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS Cavalcade 5 15 inancial Greensboro Daily News Sunday Sept 29 1974 Tar Heels Suffer 1st Loss Terps Beat Carolina 0 Defeats Cavs State Downs Syracuse IT ft (See Duke: let Blue Larry Martinez akes Jay Morris (On Ground) or 1st TD Hally alls Short TD game Saturday after five football Story rage 5 Story Page 9 Story Page 9 Ifii Story Page 10 Today Story Page 10 A Story Page 11 A 13 0 tailback bad news 10 0 felt like 0 7 7 7 i 7 0 7 31 6 20 7 21 ffiSt Syra maket game story 3 37 4 1 1 5 22 3 23 7 10 VMl Davidson Victory AMU 16 55 192 31 56 2 8 1 4 38 4 2 i 6 50 as the producer put fine how this football but winning Coach times and had two passes inter that lifted Guilford to a 3 0 re cupitu Elon capitalized on but one of them but it made little differ ence as the Christians rolled to a 28 0 triumph An extension of the optimism W1 HI oLscfil 8aSi' i i Duke 20 54 1 1 1 170 81 10 17 0 8 37 4 0 2 20 irst downs Rushes yards Parsing vards Return vards Posses Punls umbles lost Penallies yards lorida Johnson end zone Holt 7 run 'A Onrkloa 14 Baker 37 run with blocked (Colemon kick) easter 25 pass from Turner (D Nettles kick) Nc easter 17 nass from Turner (kick failed) A Holland 1 run (kick failed) Ar 1 3086 Guilford 15 123 186 10 24 2 7 440 a 5 11122 0 14 28 irst downs Rushes yards Passina yards Return yards Passes Punts umbles lost Penalfles yards Virginia Duke Shelton 6 pass kins kick) AAnrHner 11 Cobb 20 pass from Socors (Wooll coH kick) Duke Martinez 1 run (pass failed) Snears 2 run (Beniamin run) 18250 hopes scarred as badly as the divot riddled Byrd Stadium turf It wasn't as close as the 24 12 score indicated AITER A SCORI LESS first quarter domina tion of the second and third peri ods was total And when the first string offensive and defensive units had constructed a decisive 24 0 advantage Coach Jerry Claiborne mercifully called off the dogs and began in serting substitutes The statistics pretty much told th? story Avellini directed a balanced offense which outran Carolina 224 127 the Tar Heels 140 122 and recorded 21 first downs to 13 Terp tailback Louis Carter Purdue 24 0 Notre Dame 0 7 BY DREXEL' BALL Staff Sports Writer Guilford played under the curi ous notion that it could over come a bevy of mistakes and still beat the NAIA fourth ranked team in a Carolinas Conference £4 iff THE GAME was marked by one distinct turning point The Orangemen roughly three touchdown underdogs even on their own field held the up per hand for most of the first half TT T'TAf Coach rank Maloney wisely decided that the best way to keep the ball away from State's explosive offensive unit was to hold onto it as long as possible The strategy was sound its implementation was made possi ble by the pin point punting of Bernie Ruoff and the running of Ken Kinsey who finished the day with 137 yards Syracuse gained some yardage on its initial possession but it stalled on the State 44 yard line Specialist Ruoff entered the game on a fourth and five situa tion and booted the ball out of oounds on the State seven ROLAND HOOKS ripped six yards on the first play the Pack was unable to get football noon In uncharacteristic fashion at least in prior games the Quak ers developed an unsolicited tendency to err The Quakers coughed up the 58 291 99 62 10 13 0 2 27 1 1 4 20 0 14 0 14 0 (kick failed) rlrst Downs'ords Passing Lost Yar'ds 'Ion ttHlfnrd McMillan 1 run (Beeson kick) Sfroud 9 pass from Bracco (Beeson kick) Drese'l run (Beeson kirk) Deese 1 run (Beeson kick) BY LARRY KEECH Staff Snorts Writer BYRD STADIUM College Park Md When coaches and players woke up and peered out the Window at a steady downpour Saturday morn i it seemed like the last straw After entering the season with expectations of a Top 10 rank ing the Terps had lost their first two games by a total of 12 points to Southeastern powers Alabama and lorida Then all week long the Balti more Washington area media de livered reports of dissension in the ranks A quarterback change from sprintout specialist Ben Kinard to dropback passer Bob Staff Photo By Jim Stratford 1) Syracuse 21 58 279 37 the game and 4 Col 1) Virginia IO 40 142 121 26 14 27 2 6 37 5 2 7 65 7 0 0 13 BY BOB HELLER Staff Sports Writer ARCHBOLD STADIUM cuse NY Those who their living by studying films learning the inside of football health scru tinizing meteorlogical maps or just plain gazing into crystal balls took quite a beating Satur day a 100 per cent chance of showers and thundershowers during the intoned the press box announcer prior to the North Carolina State Syracuse football battle As it turned out nothing but sun drenched the ancient stad ium' And then there was a State drive in the fourth period It was first and 10 on the Syracuse Il yard line and a touchdown would have given the Wolfpack a 21 point advantage with less than seven minutes to play as we chuc kled the press box inhabitants exactly The drive fell short and Syracuse responded by covering 80 yards in a little over four minutes At the end State found itself in the unusual posi tion of running out the clock content with its surprisingly hard fought 28 22 victory Avellini seemed to uphold the reports rAnd here came Carolina with a 2 0 record and a 73 7 scoring margin over its opponents and with designs of its own on the Atlantic Coast Conference title 'Then here was the day long rain which appeared to be good news lor 'dominated offense and for passing I saw it was Avellini recalled "I everything was going against us It was like our backs were against the wall and we were going to have to scratch and claw our way out of the hole we were When the Terps i i he scratching and clawing the Tar irst downs Rushes yards Passina yards Return vards Posses Punts umbles lost Penalties yards North Carolina St Syracuse Klntev 9 rnrt NC ritts 4 run (Huff kick) Donoghue 7 run (Kinsey run) NC Hooks 2 pass from Buckey (Huff kick) NC Hooks 1 run (Huff kick) NC Hooks 6 run (Huff kick) Kinsey 3 run (Maaee run) 1 7997 14 A07 from Gardner (Jen run (kick failed) 7 3 Wolf pack 06 Col 1) Carolina Maryland 41 127 122 5 9 17 1 5 39 1 15 0 0 0 14 more than doubled the rushing output of James Betierson and Mike Voight carrying 26 times for 158 yards including a 76 yard gallop which put Maryland ahead to stay And despite the horrible footing and a slippery ball Av ellini managed eight timely completions in 17 attemps for 121 yards behind excellent pro tection Meanwhile All America de fensive tackle candidate Randy White led a defense which sim ply beat Carolina at the line of scrimmage and put enough pres sure on quarterbacks Chris Ku pec and Billy Paschall to nullify the Tar Heels' passing game CAROLINA GOT slightly the recovered fumble In (Coleman kick) run (Coleman kick) BY JOE AUST Special To The Daily News TALLAHASSEE la Bas ketball is supposed to be the game of funny bounces but you'd never get Hornsby Howell or the Aggies of North Carolina to believe it After halting two early drives 12 12 deep in territory the Ag i saw the oblong pigskin move mysteriously out of their grasp and into the opportune hands of the home team The Rattlers were quick to captalize on their fortunes raced to a 28 0 halftime lead then held on to defeat the Aggies 28 19 before 13086 fans The Aggies football camp has been surrounded by adversity this week with the suspension of four regulars including the nos 1 and 2 quarterbacks BUT I there is one encourag ing point in the loss Howell can look forward to the develop Houston 11 14 Va Tech 0 0 irst downs Rushes yards Passing yards Return vards Passes Punts umoies losf Penaltles vards Carolina Maryland Md Carter 76 run Schultz 3 (Mike Mayer kick) I Carter 22 i (Mike Mavpr IcIrU Md Mike Mayer 37 10 pass from Paschall (run tailed) Jerome 38 pass from Kupec (pass tailed) 1 7800 21 57 224 140 22 10 19 0 4 41 7 3 321 7 1 (Mike Mayer kick) pass from Avellini pass from Avellini off but the first down Johnny Evans punted from the goal line and State got a break when Syracuse deep man Keith Moody fumbled the ball and recovered it back on the Orange 26 yard line Again with quarterback Jim Donoghue handing off on every play Syracuse was able to move the ball But again it stalled this time on the State 41 (See State: 7 Col best of a scoreless first quarter driving to the Maryland 10 once and to the Terp 23 at the outset of (he second quarter But place kicker Ellis field 'goal attempts sailed wide on both occasions and the Tar a (See Terps: Clemson 0 7 Ga Tech 0 10 Ohio State 7 7 SMU 0 0 13 6 0 BY SMim BARRIER 'Executive Sports Editor WADE STADIUM Durham Quarterback Hal Spears as the director! and tailback Larry rviartmez on a very Saturday Mike McGee found that the Duke Blue Devil defense was the thing that did it The was a 27 7 victory over Virginian the Atlantic Coast Conference and it project ed the Blue Devils to 2 1 with Purdue upcoming Yes the Pur due that beat Notre Dame Spears back at his season starting spot never had a better day directing the Blue Devils from a 7 0 first quarter deficit in a new found aerial attack throwing to Randy Cobb for the go ahead touchdown and (hen running the last one himself Martinez had gone into the fray sharing the individ ual scoring lead with Virginia split end Ken Shelton and the Duke tailback got two touch downs and then threw the key block on rollout for that final score The Spears Cobb pass had eliminated the possibil ity that one Blue Devil Marti nez might score all the points for the year Shelton meanwhile was strictly a decoy although Scott Gardner did throw the one Cava lier touchdown to his up to now star receiver Virginia pass' plays looked elsewhere the re ma i of cord evaded it after 15 minutes Guilford played most of the first quarter in territory but i the manpower short ly exacted its toll 1 When halfback Alex McMillan behind textbook execution ctost ed the goal line with 8:38 Idft in the first half to culminate a 98 yard march in 13 plays the audience sensed it was going to take nothingshort of a mir acle for record to climb (o 4 0 H' ELON OPENED the gates to spring loose four running (packs for 300 yards rushing among them led by sophomore McMil lan McMillan who was favoring aknee operation in first two outings regained the form of' a year ago1 i 1 1 a (See Elon: Sports 'I I2 Col 2) Lion 16 300 11 1 7 18 2 3 503 1 8 88 0 14 Stall Photo By Thomas Conwav I Prince Deese Dives or Yardage AP Photo Jimmy Jerome Gets Nowhere Against Tcrp Defense Alabama 7 3 10 Vanderbilt 3 0 0 Blue Devils Top Virginia merit of freshman quarterback Elsworth Turner The 6 2 190 pound signal caller from Gaithersburg Maryland led the Aggies with the poise and enthusiasm of a polished veteran in the second half as he directed the team to 19 points or the first time this season the Aggies conducted sustained drives but last situation was a case of too little too late Turner who operated from the (See 3 Col 3) AT 18 44 107 V6 38 15 20 1 9 40 4 3 10 991 0 0 7 21 Virxnnia 1 1 ZN 5 a 1 I zz 7 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