Evening star., 1948-11-14
Tar Heels Profit
On Many Errors
MadebyTerps
FumbIes, Misdirected
Passes Are Frequent
As Old Liners Bow
By Burton Hawkins

The largest crowd in washington
collegiate football history watched
Marylands bowl dreams disinte-
CRATE in a furry of futility yester-
day at Grifith Stadium. Alert, pow
erful North Carolina, leading con-
tender for. a Sugar Bowl bid, de-
rallied the Terps' quest of national
prominence with convincing 1920
victory before a throng of 34.5SS.
North Carolina's S rugged line spent
q large portion of the afternoon
concentrating its fury on Terp
Quarterback Vic Turyn with start
ling success. For Turyn it was the
mosNslncomfortable episode of his
career, for the lanky spearhead Of
Marylands attack was subjected to
an avalanche OF embarrassment.
Turyn had two passes intercepted
by Bill Maceyko, who ran them SO
and sc yards for touchdowns. Bob
Kennedy sprinted 39-yards to Mary
lands 10 with another Turyn inter-
ception to set up touchdown for
the Tar Heels. And when Vic's
passes weren't being intercepted he
was fumbling with disastrous re-
suits. End Joe Romano recovered
Turyn bobbles on Maryland's 8 and
16 to pave the way to two other
North Carolina touchdowns.
Tough Day for Turyn.
The Tar Heel line was sitting
through quickly to hasten Turyn's
passes, handoffs and pitchouts. His
passing was hurried so frequently
that not until midway of the fourth
period did Vic complete an aerial
When he found the range he
pitched Maryland to two touch
downs which served only to slice
North Carolina's commanding margin.
Sixth ranking team of the Nation
as the result of sweeping past Texas,
Georgia, Wake Forest, NJ C. State,
L. S. U. and Tennessee, then being
jolted by TT tie with William and
Mary, North Carolina rebounded by
employing talented Charley Justice
principally as a decoy. Justice
tipped two touchdown passes and
scored another, but his offensive
production was comparatively
modest SO yards passing and %
yards rushing. He entered the game
as the Nations No. 2 overall ground
gamer.
In it's 18th consecutive game with
out defeat, North Carolina was SUBJ
jected to an immediate display of
Maryland fireworks which projected
the Terps into briefly enjoyed TO
lead. That materialized after JUS
tice, the No college punter of the
country, quick-kicked 65 yards to
Maryland's IA.
Maryland Scores Quickly.
On Maryland's first play from
scrimmage, burly Harry Bonk burst
through the middle of North Caro-
lina's line, sidestepped the secondary
and streaked 76 yards to North
Carolinas 10, where Bill Flamisch
hauled him down from behind.
jim La Rue stabbed right tackle
for three yards and Turyn lateraled
to Johnny 1dzik, who lugged around
right end to the three. 1dzik then
smashed over center for the touch
down and Marylands screaming sup
porters sensed a possible upset. Only
2 minutes, 80 seconds of the first
period had elapsed when Bob Dean
pumped a placement across the bar
to present Maryland TO lead.
Less than seven minutes later,
however, the Tar Heels tied the
score when Maceyko, a bottle-buil
back from Campbell, Ohio, inter-
cepted a Turyn pass and streaked
SO yards down the sidelines to Mary
lands end zone without being
touched. Bob Cox sent the first of
seven successive placements BOOM
ing over the bar.
That situation existed until mid
way of the second period when
Turyn fumbled the Terps into
trouble after a Carolina drive had
been halted on the Maryland 3.
Tar Heels Pour 1t on.
Romano recovered for Carolina
on the 8, but in three plays the Tar
Heels lost 10 yards as Flamisch and
Justice both fumbled and recovered
On fourth down, however, Justice
whipped a strike down the middle to
Ken Powell, who took the ball on
the goal line and stepped into the
end zone.
That was the first Of three Caro-
lima touchdowns in the period. The
Tar Heels moved Sc yards to their
next touchdown, with, Justice cli-
Naxing the march by pitching 18
(See MARYLAND, Page B-3D