Evening star., 1954-11-21
Statistics

Yards penalized ------- 9S 100
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q touchdown on an intercepted
pass between Carolina's third
and fourth scores to give the
$4,000 fans total of five touch
downs in less than IA minutes.
With North Carolina enjoying
an26-7 halftime lead, painful
tfouncing Of Virginia seemed in
eyitable but the second half be-
longed to Virginia, which sud-
denly regained the form it dis
played in holding highly
regarded Army to a one-point
victory three weeks ago at West
Point.
The next time out-last week
against South Carolina. the Ca
valiers played as though they
were in a coma and continued in
that fashion until intermission
today.
The difference is pointed up in
these statistics:
In the first half North Caro-
lima led in first downs dab
yards rushing (219-1O) and yards
passing. $50. In the second
half, Virginia led in first downs,
1876; gained 80 yards to 3 in
passing and got II yards less on
the ground than Carolina, 116-
l27.
After a scoreless first quarter,
featured by a 51-yard Carolina
drive which f1zzled out on the
Virginia II, the Tar Heels got
going with the help of a pass in
perception. Bill Kirkman inter-
cepted Rives Baileys pass on the
Virginia % and returned to the
II from where Len Bullock hit
halfback Larry Parker with a
pass in the end zone. The at.
tempted conversion by Don Klo-
chak, was pass in the end zone
The attempted conversion by Don
Klochak, was low.
Less than four minutes later.
Carolina struck again, covering
81 yards in four plays and with
the aid of a 15-yard penalty
against Virginia. Klocl1ak, q
6-foot-2. 215-pound sophomore
from Fairhope, Pa, started the
drive with a 27-yard burst
through right guard and ended
it the same way on a 3O-yard
run. He also kicked the point
and before the afternoons was
over he personally picked up 102
yards On nine carries.
Thirty seconds later Ken Kel-
Ter of Calina, Pa, had one. He
intercepted Bailey's pass on the
Virginia "a and carried to the Z.
The officials carried it back to
the % on a penalty. But Don
Lear OF Hatboro, Pa, gained II
yards and Keller took it the final
81 Keller kicked his own point
and Carolina led 300.
At this point, Virginia's side of
the board lit up when End Chuck
Modlin, out of recent games with
injuries, scooped UP a pass from
Bullock on the Carolina 20 and
went for the touchdown. Stan
Knowles kicked the point.
Klochak opened and closed
Carolinas final touchdown
drive. a 74-yard advance. He
picked up yards to start it and
broke the middle for the final 8.
In between were a 22-yard run
by Connie Gravitte, 14-yard
run by Bullock and a 22-yard
pass from Bullock to End Will
Frye.
Bill Bonney, a junior from
Fairfield, Conn, led Virginia to
Its touchdown at the start of
the third quarter, an 81-yard
advance. He combined with
Henry Strempek on a lateral
play that netted "a yards. passed
to Strempek for 10. and 16 more
around end and threw a screen
pass to End Fred Meyer for IS
yards and the score. Knowles
again booted the point.
Virginia continued to rule the
game from that point, but two
pass interseptions stopped prom
Using offenses. It was the fifth
loss for Virginia against three
victories and North Carolina's
fourth victory against four
losses and a tie, An Atlantic
Coast Conference game, it was
also the 59th in a long series.
Carolina leads in victories. 1926
and three have been tied.
North Carolina 2R 0 0-25
North Carolina scoring: Touchdowns--
Parker. KIochak CD, Keller. Conversions
--Klochak, Keller
Virginia scoring: Touchdowns--Mo Modlin.
M0yer. ColyerSinHS-S. Knowles i2l.