Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-13
STATISTICS

utes that brought the crowd to.
its feet. Both we're stymied by.
interruptions passes that.
bounced off the hands Of the
intended receivers into those
of alert defenders.
The drama was wrapped UP
in the last advance. North
Carolina had taken a l4-7 lead
and had just missed a chance
to increase the margin on a
32-yard field goal try by Max
Chapman that went wide.
Eight minutes were left
when Sinner wound up his
pitching arm. He started from
his own 20 and moved the
Terps pass-by-pass down to,
the Tar Heel Is with a series
Of down-and-outers, over-the-
middle shots and hooks that
had the crowd roaring.
He once completed . IT.
yarder to Andy Martin on q
daring 4th-and-12 gamble and
he got a break later on a To-
yard interference call that put
the ball on the Tar Heel IS.
Looking as sharp as he ever
has, Sinner completed eight Of
IL passes in the drive, but his
18th, a real unlucky one. was
DETECTED into the air as OAR
ryl Hill and the Tar Heels
Dave Braine collided. Eddie
Kesler pulled it in a step inside
the end zone for the intercept
ton that killed the Terps' last
hope.
The victory lifted the Tar
Heels record to 81, and, since,
all the triumphs are in league
play, North Carolina moved
into a first-place tie with Duke.
1t was a victory the Tar Heels
deserved, rolling up 301 yards
to the Terps' 217.
All the yardage looked fruit
less for a while, though. In the
first half, Maryland held for
downs on its IS and then put
II up a magnificent stand to stop
a 51-yard drive on its nine.
Meanwhile, the Terps had
only one excursion past mid
field and that was checked on
Ronnie JackSon's interrogation
on the Tar Heel five. Indirectly
it set up the Terps' touchdown
as Edge, with As seconds left in
the half, tried to pass from the
three. Fishman crashed in.
knocked the ball out of Edges
hands, and fell on it in the end
zone for the touchdown. Art
Carney converted and at that
point Maryland had only four
first downs. but a satisfying
TO lead.
i Sullivan Toss Stolen
The Tar Heels got that one
back quickly with the second
half only four minutes gone
when Sullivan, hit from behind,
had his pass intercepted by
Cabe on the Terp 80.
Four blasts by line-bueking
Ken Willard put the ball on the
Is. Then Edge took things in
his own hands. He went 8yards
on a key third-and-six situa-
ton with a keeper to the right.
Next he faxed into the middle.
put the ball on his hip and
rolled to the left for the score.
Braine made the first Of his
two placements and it was IT.
! A pass that bounced off Hills
hands and was intercepted. by
jackson set the Tar Heels in
motion for their game-winning
drive from their own 90 as the
third quarter came to an end.
/ Black. a cool customer, .di-
| rected this 13-play foray. He
hit Willard twice for key yard
age in third down situations
and capped the raid with a Z
yard down-and-outer in the
end zone to Lacey, the. Tar
Heels All-American candidate.
This came with 11:25 left in
the game, but each time, the
Terps had possession thereafter
they were thwarted by inter-
ceptions. Sinner, who had nine
compilations in 81 attempts, Suf :
fered three interruptions; Sui
Ivan two and Springer, a third
stringer, one.
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