North Carolina at South Carolina

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  Evening star, November 19, 1950, page 55

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  Tar Heels Overcome Gamecoeks as Injury SideIines Wadiak COLUMBIA. S. c.. Nov. 18.- North Carolina struck back for two quick touchdowns here today for 14–⁠7 football conquest of South Carolina after the home team had taken a first quarter lead. A crowd of $4,000 saw the Conference game. 1t was the South Carolina Came cocks Homecoming. Left Halfback Dick Bunting’s 13-yard pass to Left End Benny Walser and Quarterback Bud Wal lace’s two-yard plunge were the North Carolina payoff blows. Races 66 Yards to Score. The plays capped 62 and 63yard drives. South Cardinals touchdown came with dramatic suddenness after the opening kickoff. Full back Blackie Kincaid broke through the middle of the line and raced Sc yards to the goal. Fred Sherman converted after each North Carolina touchdown and Gill Killoy added the extra point for South Carolina. South Carolina Stars Hurt. South Carolina was handicapped by injuries to both its star ball carriers. Halfbacks Steve Wadiak and Bishop Strickland. Wadiak returned to the game in the clos. ing minutes. however. after sit ting out most of the last half. Strickland left the game in the third quarter. The North Carolina Tar Heels started moving soon after the second quarter began. Wallace, Halfback Bob CAN’T and Fullback Frank Wiess, aided by a 15-yard penalty against South Carolina, smashed from their 80 to the South Carolina 13. Bunting, who up to this time had been unable to connect with his passing, tossed beautifully to Walser just inside the goal at the sidelines. Bunting’s passes and his 21-yard end run set up the second North Carolina touchdown, scored about a minute before the intermission. His run carried to the South Carolima six. Wiess added four and Wallace then went the rest of the way.

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North Carolina leads 36–⁠20–⁠4 in 60 meetings, counting the 34 since this game.