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the game, and had IS yards for
the day.
Wake Forests touchdown
came relatively quickly the
second time it got the ball. The
Deacons took over on the
Maryland 40, and Chuck Kelley
rolled out and threw a flare
pass to Don Frederick, who
weaved for 38 yards before
Hank Poniatowski stopped him
on the Maryland 2-yard line.
White was stopped at the line
Of scrimmage on one play, but
Frederick scored easily on the
next play. Walker added the
point and the Deacons led, TO.
Maryland was stopping itself
in the first half. Brown FUN
bled the opening kickoff, and
Ruby recovered for the Deacons
on the Terps' 20. But on fourth
down Walkers field goal try
with the wind was long enough,
but to the left.
Dick Sinner quarterbacked
the TerpS to the Deacons' II
after Wake Forest scored, but
Sinners pass hit Brown and
bounded off Winston Futch
into the hands of Wally Rrid-
we'll for an interception.
Terps Stop Drive
A DETECTED pass helped Wake
Forest move to the Maryland
1-yard line in the second pc
riod. Brown reached for it but
tipped it to Ruby, who went "a
yards to the Maryland 2-yard
line.
Frederick. Bruce Mcdonnell,
White and White again hit the
Maryland line, but Bob Hacker.
Roger Shoals, Bill Kirchiro and
Walter Rock smeared them on
four straight plays,
Gary Collins, Maryland's ALL
America end candidate, moved
within one pass of tying the
conference career record as he
took two for SO yards.
Collins and Richie Novak just
missed clicking on a 95-yard
touchdown pass after the Dea-
cons were stopped on the one.
Collins was at midfield and the
pass barely eluded him.
Gary punted four times for
a 40-yard average, and was in
on several big defensive plays.
Collins was the intended tar
get as Novak passed on fake
field goal try in the third pc
riod. Maryland had been on the
Deacons' 10, but a 15-yard pen
atty and a couple of yardage-
losing plays set them back to
the Deacons' 33.
Hannigan came in but Novak,
who was holding, kept the ball,
ran to his left and threw for
Collins in the end zone. Gary
was under the ball, but White
and Frederick were on him and
batted 1t down. Wake Forest
had two defenders on Collins
most of the day.
DeacOns Threaten Again
The Maryland fans, includ-
ing the cheer leaders who were
yelling I'VE want bowl bid, )"
had little time to relax after
the field goal by Hannigan.
The DeaconS' halfbackS were
hitting for consistent yardsge,
and White clicked for the big
chunk when he went for % to
the Maryland 18, Frederick and
White made a first down on
the Maryland 7, but Quarter
back Kelley deserted the run
ming game after he was nailed
for no gain when he was
caught looking for a receiver.
Two passes were no good, and
on fourth down Ron Smith, the
sophomore, came in and David
son intercepted the pass as Bill
Hull, the intended receiver,
locked Davidson in his arms.
Brown Intercepts
Farrell Egge recovered his
second tumble of the day as
Sinner and Bob Burton failed
to hit on a draw, and Wake
Forest had the ball on the
Maryland 19 with time run
ming out.
Shoals, nailed Smith, Dave
CrosSan batted down a pass,
and on third down Smiths
pass was batted by Burton to
Brown, who set a conference
record of seven intercepted
passes for the season.
The Deacons had one more
chance when Novak fumbled
and Tom Lally recovered at
mid field. But Collins hit Rel
ley for a 7-yard loss, and a
running play and two more
passes failed.
WAKE FOREST 7 o o o.
MARYLAND ----7 0 . SO