Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-21
STATISTICS

Passes intercepted by IL 90
Punts -------- 4-35 4-3S
T TaPds De lSst ~ 81 i
stand up against the Deacons
who spent the day profiting by
Virginia mistakes.
The Cavaliers lost four fun.
bles, one of them leading tt
Wake Forests first touchdown
The other touchdown drive was
helped along by a pass inter
ference penalty against Vir-
ginia.
Tackle Dave Graham, who
anchored the Cavaliers defense
all day, made the big play that
saved the game for Virginia
He dropped Quarterback Wally
Bridwell short of the goal on 6
try for two points after Wake
Forests second touchdown If
the fourth quarter.
Graham's vicious tackle,
yards short of the goal, put
Bridwell out of commission fol
the rest of the game. The Deac-
onS got another chance to pull
it out, but Birdwell's absence
hurt as three long passes by
Ralph Brandewiede failed.
Virginia's defense held on the
two in the second quarter anc
Virginia marched SO yards fol
it's first score, with FullbacE
Ted Rzempoluch spearheadine
the drive.
CuOzzO Scores
Rzempoluch gained Sc yards
in five carries on the drive, one
of them a 32-yard romp, be-
fore Quarterback Gary Cuozzt
sneaked over from the l or
fourth down. The officials hat
to wade through a stack o.
players before awarding Vir'
GINA the touchdown.
Wake Forest took the kick.
off and couldn't bulge Vir.
ginia's line. Terry Sieg re.
turned a punt 26 yards to the
Deacons' 80 to set up Virginia:
second score. Halfback Tommy
Griggs slammed over from the
l on another fourth-down play
for the score. Guard Bob Row
ley kicked after each touch
down for the winning margin.
The DeaconS took the kick
off and marched to the Vir-
ginia Is before Cuozzo picked
off a John Mackovic pass or
the nine. On the next play
Rzempoluch fumbled and Soph.
omore Joe Carazo recovered
on the Virginia IL. .
Brandewiede hit Halfback
Donnie Frederick with a screen
pass to the Cavaliers five. Or
the next play he passed over
center to End Henry Newton
and the touchdown. Mickey
Walkers kick for the extra
point was no good.
Wake Forest had a touch
down called back early in the
fourth quarter by a holding
penalty after Brandeweide hit
Frederick with a screen pass
and the halfback raced 4e
yards.
Bobby Freeman intercepted
for Virginia on the Cavaliers
"a on the next play.
The next time the Deacons
got the ball they marched 6s
yards to a touchdown. Bird.
we'll hit John Grimes with 6
fourth-down pass that put the
Deacons on the one to set it up
Fullback Larry Thomasor
hammered through the Cava'
liers' line for the score.
Graham's Big Play
The pass interference call
against Freeman, gave Wake
Forest a first down on the
Cavaliers 80 to keep the drive
going. Fullback Brian Piccolc
got 19 on a draw play.
Then Graham came up with
his big play to preserve
Virginia's third victory in foul
games. 1t was Wake Forests
fifth straight loss.
The Deacons were billed al
the young, inexperienced team
that would tumble away mos
of its opportunities, but Vir.
GINA played that role to per.
lection. losing the ball on theil
90, IL and &c and the Wake
Forest 26.
In the first quarter, TER,
Seig lost a punt in the sun
the ball hit his foot and Guare
Bill Faircloth recovered on the
Cavalier 26. The Deacs couldn't
gain and Walker missed a AZ.
yard field goal.
Quarterback Carl Kuhn ther
bobbled the ball on Virginia!
third play after the field goa
attempt and Paul Shearer re-
covered for Wake Forest.
The Deacons fought their way
to the 2 before Kuhn nailec
Halfback Sam Green on 6
fourth-d down play.