North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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N. C. STATE - 14 CAROLINA - 13 The Wolves pulled the Ram's wool over the eyes of the highly favored Tar Heels to come from trailing by as much as 21 points to a one-point victory. Superman Danny Talbot passed State to two touchdowns in his first varsity appearance on interceptions by Tony Golmont and Pete Falza rono. Tony returned 45 yards for the first score, Pete intercepted and then romped 38 yards from scrimmage for tally number two. Harold Deters booted twice for the winning margin. The inexper- ienced Pack held mistakes to a minimum and used alert defense to turn back the Heels. Exceptionally fine work in the State line opened holes on offense and kept them closed on defense to keep Carolina in second place most of the afternoon. We're Number lf

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K 1 ing ck ang gl G - 4 .fm Xxxgx, , P W aww The big dance weekends have always been great, but the Engineer's grand soiree is always just a touch grander than the rest. Fall weekends, football, Scotch in the back seat, and a clean- cut, square-jawed date who sews her own clothes are really all it takes to make it an average danceg somehow everyone manages to have a good timef N. C. STATE - 14 MARYLAND - 13 The Pack fumbled, blundered, and panicked its way to a 13-0 lead for Maryland in the first half before regaining poise after intermission. Mary- land took a 6-0 lead on first play from scrimmage on a 77-yard run. The Pack fumbled on the 14- yard line but the State defense held to end the threat. Still unable to do anything right, the Pack 'had a kick blocked to allow the second Terrapin score and 13-0 lead. In the second half, the Pack could do not wrong! Charlie Noggle directed State to its Hrst score late in the third period to put the Pack back in contention. Bob Smith intercepted a Maryland pass late in the final period to set up a Noggle end sweep to paydirt. Gus Andrews provided the margin of victory with two perfect conversions. Steve Parker provided a victory opportunity by stopping a Terrapin two point conversion try three and seven-eighths inches from the goal line following the visitor's second score. State won despite itself, Know we're really Number lit wif'