Evening star., 1948-11-14
Maryland
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yards to Bob Kennedy in the end
zone.
With little more than a minute OF
the half remaining, North Carolina
boasted it's advantage to 28-7. Again
it was Romano who set the Tar Heel
scoring in motion by pouncing on a
Turyn tumble on Maryland's 16
Two plays later, Carolina had its
fourth touchdown with Hosea
Rodgers firing IA yards to End Max
Cooke, then plunging over right
tackle from 2 yards out.
A poor 14-yard punt to Maryland's S
40 against the wind by Earl Roth
set up North Carolina's fifth touch
down in the last 40 seconds of the
third period. La Rue's interference
with End Art Weiner gave the Tar
Heels a first down on Maryland's 8.
On fourth down with S yards to go,
the Carolinans again clicked in the
clutch with Rodgers tossing to JUS
tice just inside the end zone.
Terp Passes Finally Click.
Turyn's misery mounted and so
did the score against Maryland
when Kennedy intercepted Vic's
pass on Marylands 40 and returned
to the 10 before Guard Bob Ward
bumped him out of bounds. Rodgers
carried to the and Kennedy circled
left end to lift North Carolina to a
42-7 lead.
Maryland made good on its first
invasion of North Carolina territory
in the second half Late in the
fourth period the Old Liners drove
83 yards to score, with pass inter-
ference accounting for 20 yards,
Turyn sprinting for 81 more and
passing to Joe Kuchta for 16 yards.
On Maryland's IS, Turyn again To-
Gated a receiver in Kuchta, vino
caught the ball in the end zone
after North Cardinals Joe Neikirk
allowed the ball to whisk through
his hands.
That score came at 1882 and SO
seconds later North Carolina re-
taliated, with Maceyko intercepting
another Turyn pass and romplng
66 yards to score.
A Turyn to John Baroni pass COW
ering so yards carried Maryland to
the NJ C. 26 in the waning seconds
of the game. Bonk battered
through left guard for 20 yards and
Turyn then unleashed a pass to
End Pete Augsburger in the end
zone with Is seconds remaining
Deans placement was wide.
EXTRA POINTS: North Caro-
lina's bruised Justice probably re-
tained his ranking as the Nations
No. l punter . One of his quick
kicks travelled "a yards and the Tar
Heels punts for the game aver
aged Al yards . The Terps FUN
bled four times in the first half and
N. C. recovered every time.
Maryland rolled up II first downs
to North Cardinals II, 247 yards
rushing to North Carolina's 81 and
102 yards passing to North Caro-
lina's 81, but those pass intercept
tions and fumbles Offset that sta
tistical edge .STackle Ray Krouse,
Guard Bob Ward and End Elmer
Wingate were defensive standouts
for Maryland Only Duke and
Virginia block North Carolina s
way to an undefeated, once tied
season.
MARYLAND.
Left ends-Wlnsate, Karnash. Betz,
Left tackles-Krouse. Kensler, Dean.
Left Ruards-Ward. Phillips. McHugh.
CenterS-Rowden, Brasher. Kinney.
Risht suards-schwarz Ward. Troha
Right tackles-Gierula, Pobiak, Good
man.
Right ends-Evans;; MoelIer, Aussburser.
QusrtsrbacksHTucker; Qua. . Turyn, Roth,
roni, Werner, Targarona.
Right haIfs-Larue, Kuchta, sniscak.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Left ends-we!ner, Powell Romano.
czyk. ''''''
Left suards-Mitten, vardie: Cospito.
RiehI dV eusrdsMVsrney' cios klostermsn los a1A
Right tackles-Hazeiwood szafaryn
Right ends-Cooke. WASHINGTON. RUBBISH.
ouarterbacks-Rizzo,w weant. Knox, Rey-
nolds.
Left halfs-Justice. Purcell Maceyko.
mish.
Fullba acks-.Rodsers, Hayes, Kennedy.
Mariana N91th Carolina p : 1aaEsS 1aa-sS
Scoring: North Carolina touchdowns-
Maceyko (2l. Kennedy t2). Justice Powell
Rodsers Points after touchdoSnscoz
Idzik, Kuchta. Augsburger Points after
touchdownS-Dean t2), tplacemenD.
Statistics.
Md NC.
| First downs 12 II
Yards gained rushing tne0 247 81
Forward passes attempted Is Is
Forward passes completed z T
Yards by forward passes 1O2 81
Forward passes intercepted by O 3
Yards runback intercepted passes o 1873
Puntlng avge from scrimmage) % Al
Total yards all kicks returned 140 A
Yards lost by penalties - 20 SO
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