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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-20
PRINCE GEORGES
PROPERTIES, INC.
AP' 7-7774 AP. 7-2l7b

BY OWNER, College Park ares
Spacious split-leyel. true center.
hall plan, copper tiled kitchen,
fenced yard. Washer-drier. SIS.
gu. Assume "a % Oh or FHA
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A HEIGHTs-A STEAL

Groom brick home in excel. cond.,
shopping areas. For particulars
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OPEN lis
SOFT. Split Level

GLOWING WITH WARMTH END
COMFORT ON A BEAUTIFUL
LARGE CORNER LOT in a neigh
borhood Of cherished homes. large
liv. rm. with firepl,, sep. din. rm.,
3 bedrms. and hall. are all lux
urious carpeted. 2 tiled baths,
large de luxe kit, q secluded patio
for outdoor entertainment, nice
rec. rm., in daylight bsmt.. see
this classic home today as II
must be sold. priced under cos;
at see $50.
45Ol TO Lanham, continue on
Lanham Severn road 10 g6th ave.
left to OPEN signs at 671l 96th
ave.
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES INC
AP. 1918 AP. 7-7774
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WOODLAND

4 STATELY BRICK COLONIAL. on
beautiful lot with an abundance
OF flowers, shrubs and trees. A
mantel firepl, In liV. rm., large
family size din. rm., 3 nice bed
rms. modern kit. full walk out
bsmt. with sep. laundry. equipped
with auto. washer and dryer
also a workshop and a beautiful
rec. rm. Owner says sell and has
Just reduced price TO SlS.gbO with
small down payment and S122
mo. on q 3 a q loan.
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CHEVERLY
sUBURBIA's FRIENDLIEsT
NEIGHBORHOOD
20 Minutes TO Downtown
Warrington

NEIGHBORHOOD
20 Minutes TO Downtown
Washington
100 to 500 pm.
30i5 Crest Ave.
PICTURESQUE STONE and
frame Cape Cod. Slate roof,
built-in garage, large living
room with fireplace, full din
ing room, 3 nice bedrooms.
Early occupancy II desired.
Full price, 100000.
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER bed
rooms (twin-bed size), full
baths, dining room, beautiful
Kitchen with dishwasher and
wall oven, HOT-WATER BASE
BOARD HEAT. basement. AS
sumo large loan. Full price,
cUsToM-BuLT Colonial
extra large bedrooms, banquet
s si1ef di S,1S b T9SR family Sa,
Fireplace in huge living room,
basement with outside exit
and recreation room. This Is
truly a prestige home for the
executive with q growing FAM
ily. Pull price, s23,6OO.
VACANT brick Cape Cod can
be rented with option TO buy.
LarEe kitchen. nice dining
room. beautiful living room
with cory fireplace. . bed
rooms and den. 1 "a baths. Full
price, si0,250.
PARKWAY co.
WA. 7-iso3
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RADIANT VALLEY

A. sMARTLY DESIGNED 3-BED-
ROOM BRK. RAMBLER, on a
completely Anchor fenced lawn for
the children. Large din. area,
sparkling modern kit, immaculate
home with shades, Venetian blinds,
storm windows and doors and
would be awfully nice to live in.
And you can buy II for $3.50 dn.
and less than 500 mo. FHA
appraised for Sl42bO.
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NEW NEW

BELTSVILLE - Brick rambler.
huge bedrms., . full baths. formal
dining .rm.. table-space kitchen,
2 fireplaces, walk-out basement.
Only S20,050.
TRADES INVITED
PARAMOUNT REALTY CO.
REALTORS WE. 5-5422
NO IS DOWN-Lovely 3-bedroom
rambler. completely redec., fenced
lot. Only S1l $50. HE. g-2400,
MORRIS HERMAN e. CO., INC.
NO DOWN PAYMENT CT on this
all-brick Cape Cod with sep. din
rm., liv. rm., mod. kit. scr. porch
oil h-wh.. full bsmt. Conv. to
schools. / block to transp. Out
standing value at Sl4,25n with
payments less than rent. Call It'll
3 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO., Realtor.
OLD FASHIONED COMFORT is q
feature OF this older well-buili
home In the Hyattsville area, hot.
water heat. extra large kit. ane
din. Tm., on extra large tree
shaded lot, only $4,000 CT nc
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
REALTOR AP. 1-l26f
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CARROLLTON
OPEN / to 5
QdnO Tauatio,o Dd

= Vacant, Move in
with deposit. 3 bderm. brick CO.
lonial with l u baths and den,
bsmt. $3.50 dn. or VA no down
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
iCONTlNlIEDl

ANDREWS AREA - 4-bedrm. BIZ
level, liv. rm,, din. rm., mod. kit,
: baths. bsmt., rec. rm. Lge. fenc,
lot Walk TO public and parochial
schools. CT nothing down or FILA
financing, JOE JACOBS REALTY,
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Pleasingly Different

You'll like the reversed LIVING
ROOM. with fireplace ard big pic
ture window overlooking small
grove Of pinesl Center hall plan,
FOUR-BEDROOM. THREE-BATH
rate dining room, huge kitchen
with eating space, and immense
screened porch, so idea! for sum-
meI entertaining with doors 70
both living room and Kitchen. Full
basement offers semifinished rec,
room with fireplace. BUILT-IN
GARAGE. Most convenient to
bus. shops. schools, fast COM
mutinR 10 Pentagon and D. C.
InSpectinn by apnointment. tx
cellent terms. S3t,95O.
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Cheverlv-49' Rambler

Cheverly-49' Rambler
IAN Brick and a Wide Yard"
Three spacious bedrms., ga baths,
full bright bsmt., sep. dining rm
with sliding glass doors to patio,
eye-level oven, birch cabinets
galore in this dream" kitchen.
Priced in low twenties, VA or
FILA terms.
HAGAN REALTY, INC, UN. 4-S5s3
CHILLUM-Cheaper than rent, inc.
brk. duplex. 3 b.rs., bsmt. $4,000,
GI-FHA. r. N. LEVY. 949-7400,
TERRACE = Best val
uesl 9O3 COX AVE. S33 THUR
MAN AVE. S2S FAIRoAK AVE.
SIS FAIRoAK AVE. We have
others
TUCKER, DU. 10000
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HOUSES $4,000 TO $40, 900
mOhNlNOAlDE
OPEN TIL. marx

OfEN i I'LL DARN
200 LOMBARDY ST.
S 3, 800 FILA. $3.50 down. sos PITT
for this 3-bedrm. home, w/walk-
out bsmt Corner lot All util,
PUFFENBERGER RLTR, 49,
CHI, S-7342 CHI. $4,000
NASA - New ramblers with large
liv rms. sep. din. rm., modern
kitchens with built-in ovens, plen-
" OF table space, 3 bedTms., J -
baths. full bSmts. and level lots
with off-Street parking. Easy FILA
terms available with 10I down.
Compare at Sl7,25O. Call It'll
RRHHy,s VA "a 7IsSS@9Oo' ROBERT s.
Mr.. P. q. COUNTRY CLUB-Buy
now and save-Full price Sl4,25O.
Tamblers with full bsmts., follow
sign from Kent Village Shopping
Columbia avenue Di o SSESf FROM PIG iS
TO 5, LOUIS MILLER, REALTOR,
UN. 4-2723 or 935-4576.
NEAR CORAL Hills bedrms.,
liv rm. with firepl., large kit.
bath, bsmt. Conv. to everything.
Low down payment, small settle
ment charge. $3.50. 10. S-5a07.
NEED A 4-BEDRM. HOME? Then
assume this Oh loan with no red
tape. Large Cape Cod. full bsmt
with rec. rm. Many extras Cow
Frreway. Call III s pm WA.
$4,000. ROBERT 8. DAVIS CO.,
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HONEYMOON SPECIAL
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Just listed

HOUSES BY HUGHES-Just listed
Lewisdale, Md. Solid brick Cape
Cod. immaculate condition. 2 full
baths. tremendous bedrms., full
bsmt, FILA approved, easy terms.
w. R. HUGHES CO., AP. 7-l4OO.
"HURRY TO GHES FOR
HOUSES"--Langley area. vacant,
move in with deposit, no money
down TO vets, 3-bedrm. brick semi
Colonial with bsmt., bus at door,
shopping blks. away.
JOHN H. HUGHES CO. WA. 7-0560
HURRY TO HUGHE FOR
HOUSES"-Langley area, vacant,
Catholic School. De luxe 4-bedrm.
split-level, 2 full baths, transp.
and shopping nearby. FLA APP
I6HN Il. HuGHEs CO WA. 7-nhRn
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ABSOLUTELY
THE MOST

House for the money in our book
is this magnificent SPLIT FOYER
PINK BRICK COLONIAL rapidly
nearing completion. BUY NOW
AND PICK THE COLORSl Ex-
tremely spacious throughout, 1t
has FOUR BEDROOMS, leach
takes twin beds THREE FULL
BATHS, huge living room and
finished rec room, each with
fireplace, 14-ft. dining room, IA
It. kitchen with :alle space. Pri-
waite screened porch special work.
shop underneath), BUILT-IN Ca
RAGE and vast utility room in
the FULL BASEMENT Dashboard
hot-water heat for economical
winter comfort. much extra equip
ment. Nicely wooded 7-acre
wooded lot in desirable suburban
neiRhborhood Of expensive homes,
rapid committing to d. c. S34 $50
with very flexible financing. LET
US WORK OUT TERMS TO SUIT
YOU
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S14 $50

NO Cash, no settle
ment fees to vets. No down pay
ment. = practically new de luxe
6-rm. ramblers on large lots near
Super Giant on Annapolis I'd. Va
cant, move right in. VA approved
at Sl6,l5O and $4,000. Call I'll
3 pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
s. DAVIS CO.. INC.
ACCOKEEK - Split-level brick, 4
bedrooms, carpoTt, "a acre lot.
OWNER, Blu. 3-3l3S.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

LA PLATA HEIGHTS, MD, - s.
bedrm. brick rambler, family rm..
equipped kitchen, liV. rm. with
fireplace. l. y baths, utility .rm
and gar Y -acre lot. $4,000
RE, 6-sl32 and Ii. 6-5ls3.
AREA-"Don't de-
lay" 3-bedrm, brick Colonial,
closet space galore, Mr.. bus and
shopping. Assume loan. Pay only
500 mo, Sl4,950, .-
HUGH T. PECK, REALTOR
1885 New Hamp. Ave. HE, 4-l70O
MARTINS WOODS Stop, don't
build that dream home. it's ready
for you now. Split-level or RAM
bier, you name the features The
very best, no less. GREENBELT
REALTY CO. Realtors, OR. A.
HOTTsEs 81 mn To $40 O0O
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HYATTsvILLE-LANHAM

sd. 43O-SO 20 Loan
3-bedrm brick Colonial with firepl
in liV. rm., sep. din. rm., modern
fully equip. kit, wall-to-wall car
porting. plastered walls. fin. bsmt..
built-in gar. lge. ialousied porch,
slate roof. storm windows. avn
ings. Ample shrubs and trees.
years old. Spotless condition. Call
OWNER, SP, $4,000.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS - 3-bedrm.,
ll2-bath Colonial, full bsmt.,
stove, refgrr fenced lot Just S295
On incl. settlement and assume
financing. Immediate occupancy.
Vac. Call OWNER. DU. 7-0200.
HONEYMOON SPECIAL
Spotless 2-bedrm. brick rambler.
loaded with extras. Assume Ice
loan with $1,000 down and 500
mo.
c. paul hickman, inc. HE. 1-1000
HOUSES BY HUGHES, GREEN
MEADOWS, MD.--6-rm. Colonial,
immac. cond. Only Sl2.950, 500
per mo. W. r. HUGHES CO. AP.
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BEERS BROS, REALTORS
T. PECK, 11246 Georgia Ave.
T WITH US FOR RESULTS

WHEATON - Only 5000 dn. FILA.
3 bedrms,,. sep. din. rm., rec.
rm;; fenced yard. Just $4,000.
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ANDREWS AREA,-OPEN Ie-5

ANDREWS AREA-OPEN 1878
ALL NEW-IMMED OCCUPANCY
Briar, stunning split-foyer, . baths,
Essex, charm. ramb., . baths, > I'm.
Domaine, Spac. 4 b.r,-ramb., carpt.
Trent, distinctive ramb. w.-earport
Regal, comfortable ramb. w.-gar.
Dir: Branch ave, right at Allen
town I'd. to Veltri dr., left to
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BRANDYWINE. SI4,95O - New, g.
bedrm. rambler on a4-acre lot
Wntrees, carport. Immediate pos
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Unitos Showing Colts Old Form,
Mockey Providing New Spark

similar in some respects to Jim
Brown of Cleveland. He breaks
tackles and bustS loose for good
.yardage when sc e m ing y
stopped dead In his tracks.
Mackey got a chance in the
backfield a against Minnesota
and caught a 54-yard touch
down pass from Unitas on the
games third play. He carried
the ball only once for three
yards but turned in a good
blocking exhibition.
Mackey is the Colts third
leading receiver, with 26
catches for SAL yards and four
touchdowns. Tom Matte has 80,
but Jimmy Orr is a more seri'
Gus threat with 81 for $50
yards and four touchdownS.
"Unitas likes to get it all in
one shot," HulmeS said.
Put Mackey and Orr in the
same backfield, as Shula might
do this week, or Just put them
in the game together and the
Redskins secondary may apply
for overtime pay. They'll earn
it.
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kick).
South Carolina-Nies, 5, pass from
Reeves (McCathern, kick,
south Carolina-C. Williams, 10. pass
from Rogers (McCathern, kick)
SIemSon-Mauldin' z, run (Pearce
clemson-Field goal, Pearce (35,.
Clemson-Davis, 8, run (Pearce, kick
south Carolina-Rosen, 4, pass from
Reeves (Dass failed.
Attendance. 37,4I4.
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he caught one for a 58-yard
touchdown. He has good hands
but he has a tendency to take
his eyes off the ball and he
may be over-eager."
Rookie Quarterback Gary
Cuozzo also might have a bone
to pick with Mackey. The latter
dropped two on Cuozzo and
both would have been touch
downs. Cuozzo took his Army
draft physical examination
Tuesday and is awaiting word
on the outcome.
Mackey, a 6-foot-2 go
FOUNDER has been a pleasant
problem for Coach Don Shula
since the Colts went to training
camp. Shula didn't know where
to play him. ]. W. Lockett, &C.
quired from Dallas, was given
the fullback job and Mackey
was put at tight end. When
Lockett fizzled Jerry Hill got his
spot and did well enough to
keep it.
Fast. strong and durable,
has a running style,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

A year ago crepe-hangers
predicted Quarterback Johnny
Unitas was through, all washed
up, a mere shadow of his old
self because of a badly swollen
middle finger on his passing
hand. The prediction missed by
| a mile.
UnitaS, the "Pumper," will
lead the Colts against the
Redskins at D. c. Stadium
Sunday and the word is that
he is as strong, sure and dan
gerous as ever. If there is any
complaint it's about his receiv-
ers, not John. They've dropped
a flock of passes on him, but
he's still fourth in the league.
One of the villains is rookie
John Mackey of Syracuse, who
nevertheless shapes up as a
top-flight pro prospect.
"Mackey dropped one, after
beating two defensive backs,
that would have won the Rams
game for us last week." Pub
licity Director Harry Hulmes
reported. Against the Packers
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BEST YEAR SINCE JUSTICE
Chapman Boot Lifts
Tar Heels Into Bowl

last year and won with a field
goal. The year before, the
Blue Devils won, 6-3, with two
field goals.
Clemson scored first but fell
behind, lat, as Dan Reeves
passed five yards to Billy Mes
for one South Carolina I'd
and Jim Rogers tossed 10 yards
to Charles Williams for an
other.
The Tigers rallied on Hugh
Mauldin's seven-yard scoring
run and a 35-yard field goal
by Frank Pearce in the third
quarter. Hal Davis five-yard
touchdown sprint for the Tiger:
offset a South Carolina score
in the fourth period on Reeves
courtyard pass to Marty Rosen
South Carolina finished with
a l-S-l record and five straight
losses.
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BOWLS LOOK ELSEWHERE
VPlExciting but UNLIMITED

l conference fullback from An
Mandate. nailed Granny Amos
for no gain. with help from
Halfback Tommy Hawkins on
the followup tackle. Then.
after Schweickert punted So
yards out Of danger, UtZ
claimed a Chuck Beale tumble
on the VNI 4S.
Tech scored in two plays.
Schweickert running Al yards
on a rollout and then passing
quickly to End Jake Adams on
4 a 7-yard touchdown play.
B arely 2 minutes later
Schweickert went back to field
his first punt in college. caught
it on a dead run and scooted 81
yards for the back breaking
touchdown.
Albright, a reserve center
and hnebacker. picked off a
Butch Nunnally pass and re-
turned it % yards to the vAdI 8
to set up Utz' plunge for the
Gobblers' last score. VMI drew
the last blood when Tackle Jim
Shumaker blocked a Schweick-
ert punt and fell on it in the
end zone.
Schweickert gained So yards
in four pass competitions and
another 70 rushing, to establish
conference records Of 83s yards
on the ground and 1925 in to-.
tai offense.
HE would put on a fine bowl
performance for anybody"
Coach Claiborne PROMISE d,
probably in vain.
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DartmOuthHas
Key Role inI Ivy
Bid Of Harvard
By the Associated Press

The Ivy League football
championship is expected to
be decided in the Dartmouth
at-Princeton game tomorrow.
but the game at New Haven
between Harvard and Yale has
at least equal billing.
Harvard would like nothing
better than to beat Yale and
win the Big Three title for its
alumnus. the late President
Kennedy. whose assassination
a week ago today shocked the
world.
The sports-minded President,
who played on the junior var
sity in his undergraduate days
at Harvard, saw his last foot
ball game in October when the
Crimson played a 3-3 tie with
Columbia at Cambridge, Mass.
But for this tie the Crimson
would be deadlocked for the
Ivy lead with Princeton at 5-I.
Instead they are ALL and need
a victory by Dartmouth (4-2)
over the Nassau Tigers to land
the Ivy championship as well
as the Big Three title-pro-
vided. of course, they defeat
Yale (3-3.
Princeton. beaten only by
Harvard. can win the Ivy
crown outright by betting Dart
mouth, and Coach Dick Col
man is confident his Tigers,
led by Fullback CoSmo Iaca-
vaZzi, will do it.
However, the Indians upset
the Tigers a year ago and have
their star halfback. Tom Spang-
enberg. In top shape for the
first time this season. The
game, as well as Harvard at
Yale, was postponed from last
Saturday after the national
tragedy.
Cornell and senior Gary
Wood finished their Ivy sea-
son yesterday by whipping
Penn, 1913, at Philadelphia in
the 10th game of their rivalry.
1t marked the last time that
the game, once a national at
traction, will be played on
Thanksgiving at Franklin Field
1t will be played next year al
Ithaca, N. Y, for the first
time.
In another holiday game
postponed from last Saturday
Columbia closed its season by
defeating Rutgers, 1928. al
New Brunswick, N. j.
Wood scored two touch
downs, on a 36-yerd run anC
a buck from the one, and sci
up Pete Gogolak's 16- yarc
field goal to give Cornell
final ga league record. Penn
finished last in league com
petition with a 10 mark
Curiously, PENIS only victor!
! came against Harvard.
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College football

EAST
Cornell II. Penn 9.
syracuse "a, Notre Dame Z.
Columbia So. Rutgers %.
c. w. Post 80. H0fstra 81,
SOUTH
William a Mary 20, Riehmond a
Virginia Tech 3S, Va, Military %.
North Carolina IS. Duke ii
MARYLAND 81, VirKinia q,
clemson "a South Carolina 20,
west virginia 3S, Furman
Morgan State 80, virginia state q
Tennessee State SO. LanEston a.
North Carolina College 6, Nor Car
81. Augustine's 90, Shaw 8.
Iuskegee 3, Alabama State o,
Fort Campbell 8, Austin Peay State o.
Soutn carolina State II, Benedict 3.
SataWba ID, Len0ir-Ryne o.
Seuthern Miss. "a, ChattanOOga O..
virginia Union II, Hampton J.
Middle Tennessee FL, Tennessee
CLARK 12, Morris Brown 8.
Wiley 10, billiard I2.
Presbyterian II, Newberry 7.
Henderson State 20, Ouachita 10.
Rust 20, Mississippi Industrial ne.
MIDWEST
Illinois Is, Michigan State O.
Minnesota IA, Wisconsin o.
Miami, Ohio FL, Cincinnati 10.
SOUTHWEST
Texas is, Texas ASM 10,
FAR WEST
Humboldt state 80. California Poly o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
By DICK STAY
Star staff Writer

ROANOKE. Va, Nov. 29.-
Virginia Tech probably won't
receive an invitation to a bowl
game. and more's the pity.
Somewhere in this broad land
there must be a suitable post
season attraction which would
welcome the new Southern
Conference champion and its
answer to Nays Roger Stau-
bach, meaning Bob Schweickert.
with Schweickert at the
controls, which he handles
with a kind Of purposeful
abandon, Tech yesterday
wrapped up its finest football
season since the un b "a tie n
campaign of 1854. The Cob
blers struck down rival Virginia
Military with five sudden
touchdowns. $500; sealed their
first conference title and
wound up 3D. in the record
book.
Losses to Kentucky and
North Carolina State were for
givable but also are the reasons
VPI officials are not expecting
any bowl bids. If the chance
does not come. yesterday will
provide the satisfying memo
ries through the winter in
Blacksburg. 1t was Techs finest
hour in three seasons under
Coach Jerry Claiborne.
Contributing Factors
There were a multitude of
contributing factors, but none
of them in the statistics, which
favored the losers by an in
credible 241 yards from scrim-
mage. Sonny Utz, Tommy
Walker and Kyle Albright we're
more pertinent reasons and,
of course, nobody surpassed
Schweickert in the minds of
yesterdays 27,750 witnesses at
Victory Stadium.
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NORTH CAROLINA o q IA
DUKE n q
North Carolina - willard. IA. rim
chapman. kick
North Carolina-Kesler. /, run Ckick
Duke-Futrell, 20, pass from olacken
Holloway, kick
Duke0Wilkinson. "a. run Holloway,
North csrolina-Field goal. Chapman
Attendance, 1880.
CLEMSON an -
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VIRGINIA TECH Ola "a 7-35
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nv Rosters

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Nov.
| 20 (AP.-Numbers, names and
positions of the Harvard and
Yale football squads whose
game will be televised tomor-
row WTOP-9 at 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29
By the Associated Press

Max Chapman was a fear
some runner as a schoolboy at
Alexandria's Episcopal High
School, but yesterday he kicked
the University of North Caro-
lima to its best football record
and its first bowl appearance
since the days of Charlie Jus
tice.
Chapman is a sophomore
halfback who formerly lived in
Falls Church, but who now
calls Banner Elk. N. c., home.
Yesterday he booted a 42-yard
field goal with 33 seconds re-
naming to bring the Tar Heels
a 1914 victory over Duke, a
share of the Atlantic Coast
Conference championship with
N. c. State and a trip to the
Gator Bowl.
North Cardinals final 80
record is its best since 1913,
when Justice led the Tar Heels
to a 9-l-1 season and into the
Sugar Bowl.
Both North Carolina and N.
c. State finished with 6-1 con-
ference and 3D. overall rec
ords. The loss dropped Duke
into a final tie with Clemson
at So and sal.
Clemson Has Struggle
Clemson struggled to a 24-20
decision over South Carolina
in their 61st meeting. and
Maryland dropped Virginia to
the cellar with a 21-6 victory
in their fineles.
North Carolina accepted the
Gator Bowl bid Immediately
after the victory at Durham.
Possible opponents for the Tar
Heels are Florida, Syracuse and
Georgia Tech.
This will be North Cardinals
fourth bowl appearance. The
Tar Heels bowed, 20-10, to
Georgia in the 1947 Sugar
Bowl, 1916 to Oklahoma in
l949 Sugar Bowl and 27-13 to
Rice in the 1850 Cotton Bowl.
Chapman. who shredded de-
lenses in Virginia's prep league
during three seasons at Epis-
copal. booted his winner on
fourth down after Duke had
thrown Quarterback Junior
Edge for a loss.
Plenty of Power
I'VE knew Max had plenty
OF power. It was just a ques-
ton Of accuracy. Our extra
point kicker, Dave Braine, Just
couldn't kick that far" ex-
planned North Carolina Coach
Jim Hickey.
Duke whipped the Tar Heels
by the identical 1914 score
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-29

VMI-White Z, run Parker kick.
VPI-Walker %, pass from Schweick-
ert (Cranwell kick).
VMI-Fitzgerald "a. run Parker kiekl
VPI-Walker 90. kickoff return Gran
well kick.
VPI-Adams Z. pass from Schveiekert
tCranwell kick.
VPI-Schweickert 50, punt return
fCranwell kick).
vPI-Utz 3. run Icranwell kickl
VMI Shumaker. recovered blocked
punt in end zone (run failed.
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Control Statistics

McKenna was even more dis
tressed by the statistics, ac-
tually bewildered. VMI con-
trolled the ball. getting off 81
plays to VPI's 80, but couldn't
control the scoreboard. The
Keydets had % first downs to
Techs six and the latter got
only two in the second half
when the game broke open.
Thanks to two touchdowns
by Walker-the first on a e.
yard play after a short pass
from Schweickert and the 9TH
er a demoralizing 99-yard kick
off return-Tech salvaged a
14-14 tie by intermission. But
VMI took the second-half kick
off and moved SO yards to
within a foot of the goal line,
where Utz called a halt.
On fourth down Utz, the all