North Carolina at Miami

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 8, 1946, page 17

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  |9O-Minute Scrimmaqe Tests Terp Gridders The University Of Maryland foot ball squad worked much harder yes terday than it did last Friday night when it spent most of the evening in futile pursuit of the University of Richmond’s fleet backs. Coach Clark Shaughnessy opened the Commute scrimmage session with the remark, Those who aren’t dead by Thursday We’ll take along Ito North Carolina). At the end of the session most of the players voiced no preference. Maryland, a 1-to-3 touchdown favorite over Richmond, will be a 3-to-5 touchdown underdog against the Tarheels Saturday afternoon. Richmond supporters are publicizing the Spiders victory over the Terps as the biggest upset in the Nation last week end. North Carolina, 21–⁠0 victor over Miami’s Orange Bowl champions last Friday night, opened practice at Chapel Hill and Coach Carl Snavely reported tackle trouble. Ernie Williamson was injured against Miami and joined Stan MarcZyk on the sidelineS

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Officially, North Carolina leads 14–⁠11; as played, 16–⁠11 in 27 meetings, counting the 26 since this game.