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NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLAYERSLEONE—SophomorcFZZO-lbs" 6-0,TONY22, Bronx,N. Y.mayWith some additional speed, Leonebeforebecome a regular at this position ofienseseason is over. Does fine job on bothOutstandfast.is learningand linemandefenseschoolandat New York Miliing prepAcademy before coming to State.taryFINLEY REED—Sophomore—193—lbs., 6-3,N. C.in pre-season drills20, Warrenton,broken ankleSufferedWorkdid not return to brieflylast September andNovember.outs until late Has finePlayedpotentialitiesagainst Texas Tech.the best end prospectsand is rated as one ofState.in several years atDAVID GEBHARDT—Sophomore—187-lbs.,6-0, 20, Oaks, Penn.last year on deSaw some varsity actionspeed and maneuverabilityfense and has thegoodplayer also.to develop intoused moreoffensivefrequently this seaLikely will beperformer, who loves the gameson.is inspiration to his teammates.and SpiritedBest Wishes for CI Successful SeasonCOMPLIMENTS OFBROGDEN PRODUCE—Pabst Blue Ribbon BeerHARRIS WHOLESALE — Budweiser BeerRed Top AleWAKE WHOLESALE — SchlitzWEBSTER DISTRIBUTORS—Millers High LifeRALEIGH, N. C.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLAYERS6—0. 20.MAZGAJiJunior—ZOO-lbs”EDWINN. Y.Lackawanna,action asBroken shoulder kept him outbackof lastyearcameMazgajbutfreshman,heto see more extensive action. althougha wrist hurt. Expected towas hampered bybetterthe nod.guards on team andbecouldonerateof starting936-0. 21, PatBEN KAPP—Senior—215-lbs.,erson, N. J.after reComing into his own last yearsophomoreserve roles during freshmanto andone of theseasons, Kapp is likely Is beruggeddefenlinemen.keyWolfpack’syear developed consive player and last blocker.siderably as offensive— 220STALLINGS —— SophomoreDEWEYC.lbs. 6-1, 19, Wallace, N.centerthis bigConverted from tacklean tooutstandingaddifellow is potentiallyof the center incandidates.tion to the ranksoffensiveHe’ll need to get experiencewithfootballdefensiveplaycanbutplay.the best on the current Wolfpack team.ROGER’S RESTAURANT8: SUNDRIESErie City Boilers3100 Hillsboro St.Lane SawmillsTower Edgers and TrimmersBuda Fork Lift TrucksDILLON SUPPLYFor Finest in FoodCOMPANY& SundriesSTEAKS A SPECIALTYRaleighDurhamRocky MountGoldsboro

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLAYERS21,TEER——Junior#190-lbs.,WILLIAMN. C. on defense bilitythehasalsoTeerfinereceivera andpass becomegoodcouldon ofiense.Bill ATeerrunner,manyhebeforesurprisplayerin eforhopesState’sinmankeyabewill'53 season.FRAZIER—Junior‘193-lbs”JAMESN. C. prospect 5-10,at20, Goldsboro,Anothermore servicecertain to lyyear.thisseaover pastforability.improvedyears,good elopingto learn.is willingand6-0,MUELLER—Junior—ZOO-lbs.,RALPH21, Paterson,year,onlyJ.ofbrieflyused N.oneAlthoughthe besthelastoffensiveis e chancebutthismayyear.get Centerlittleboth waysplayexperience,tois widetopthe four spotanyonetheof startingand lersteadily since freshman year. improved‘V" a“ Serve the youngsters\hwFRESH, FLUIDV“wPINE STATEMILKPINE STATE CREAMERYRALEIGH — OXFORDSOUTHERN ICE CREAM COMPANY, HENDERSON

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLAYERSDICK TONN—Sophomore—210-lbs., 5-11,20, Cleveland, OhioAlthough he played mostly on defensivelast year, Tonn learned to do good offensivejob in Spring game. Is tough linebacker onas accualong fastand is comingdefenseblocker.and offensiverate ball-snapperMIKE NARDONEiSophomore—185-lbs” 59, 20, Peakskill, N. Y.Saw freshman action as defensive linebacker, but was converted to guard inSpring practice. Shows promise of developIs rough andfirst-rateingbest on defense.and isperformer.toughintotacklerDON LANGSTON—Junior—lQO—lbs. 6-0, 21,Lexington, Ky.last year,Most consistent ground gaineris the backbone of State’s offenLangstonsive punch and does a fine job on defensiveclever onbroken-fieldrunning,Hardwork.man, Don gained 499 yards 100 trieslast year for almost five yards per try.W. H. KING DRUG CO.WHOLESALE DRUGGISTRaleigh, N. C.For Courteous, Dependable ServiceShop at your Neighborhood Drug StoreThe House of Friendly and Dependable Service

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLAYERS6-4, 20,PRICE Sophomore#235-lbs.,THOMPSONisenior—ISIS-lbs" 5-11, C. M.Prospect,6-0, 23, JOHNKenmore,PAUL SMITH—Senior—185-lbs.,Va.N. Y.Charleston, W. Va.exAnother giant sophomore who’ll be Hason offense and defensefor three lastPerformedHas been reserve on State squadearnFall.thisserviceyeomanseetoyear andbothlikely will be regular this pectedlettertofailedhasalthoughandyearsability on defense, but needstough and is outstandingLikes it roughpassandreceiver.has been valuable asset to them. Good pass season.heyearLastblocking.offensiveimproveElected toearnedparticularly deceptivereceiver and probably will be one of the co-captainletter as freshman defensive tackleStudyingof 1953 team.Holdsperformersoffensivebestand has stamina and ability to play bothratingandin ways.officerRuralRecreation.do goodHasjob ex-in Industrialand canon squad.on defenseperiencecampus R.O.T.C. unit.this department also.v YYVYVVVYYVVYVVVVVYVVVYYVVY}P.JOB& SONSWYATTCOMPANYRALEIGH, N. C.iHARDWAREIMPLEMENTSPAINTSEEDSvVY V’Y AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA1

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLAYERSDICKIE BETHUNE—Junior—175-lbs., 5-11,21, Clinton, N. C.Bethune turnFastest man on the squad,on the State tracked the 100-yard dash threetimes in theteam in 9.9 secondsSpring. Dickie is a brilliant passer andfine receiver.RALPHMARTINI—Senior—200-lbs.,5-11,22, Buffalo,N. Y.Returning to the fullback slot after givingend a try last season, Martini is anotherplunging spot. Hamgoodpered runnerlast yearat bytheinjury, but back in topshape for the ’53 campaign.CHARLES O’BRYANT—Senior—210-lbs. 6—2, 22, Reidsville, N. C.After playing on Jayvee squad, O’Bryantjob thisis apparently headed for a key improveshown steadyyearfor a startingwill beHasfightingment onandvarsity.position.BEST WISHES TO THE WOLFPACKSANDERSMOTOR COMPANYCARSTRUCKSTRACTORSIMPLEMENTSGENUINE PARTSUSED CARS AND TRUCKSBAKED ENAMEL PAINT SHOPAUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICEMODERN BODY AND TRIM SHOPYOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER ATRALEIGH, N. C.329 S. Blount St.PITSERHAROLDGeneral ManagerWMMWAAWM‘WlA LA

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WN. C. STATE COLLEGEPROBABLE STARTING LINEUPPositionNomeNo.LE88 Harry LodgeLT74 Ken UrgovitchLG63 Ed MozgojC50 Ralph MuellerRG68 AI D’AngeloRT60 Bob DunnigonRE85 Henry BrownQB17 Eddie WestLH23 Chris FrouenhoferRH45 Colbert MicklemFB33 Don LangstonNUMERICAL SQUAD LIST12—Corl Wyles—QB'I6—Jim Meodlock—HBl7—Eddie West—QB22—Dickie Bethune—QB23—Chris Frauenhoter—HB24—Bill Teer—FB29—Ted Kilyk—HB3l—Joe Borringer—FB32—Rolph Martini—EB33—Don Langston—F342—Monte Seehorn—HB43—John Zuboty—HB45—Colbert Micklem—H350—Rolph Mueller—C56—Dewey Stollings—C58—Dick Tonn—C60—Bob Dunnigon—T61—Jomes Frazier—G62—Bud Davis—G63—Ed Mozgoj—G64—Mike Nordone——G67—J. W. Fronkos——G68—AI D'Angelo—G70—Percy Riden—T72—Chorles O'Bryant—T73—Ben Kopp—T74—Ken Urgovitch—T75—C. M. Price—T77—David Viviana—C78—Tony Leone—T79—Henry Spivey—T81—Dovid Gebhordt—E82—Finley Reed—E83—Poul Smith—E85—Henry Brown—E87—Bob Becker—E88—Horry Lodge—E89—John Thompson—ENo.23375447569o1771212624m” f"y.:*kIN"G'— IZENo.1]121415i72i232426303747WILLIAM AND MARYPROBABLE STARTING LINE-UPPositionName. . . LETOMMY MARTIN .LT. .JERRY SAZIO .LINWOOD COX . . . . . LGSTEVE MILKOVICH . . .SAM SCOTT . . . . . . .GEORGE PAROZZO . . . . RTJOHN BEDNARIK . . . . . REAL GRIECO . . . . QBCHARLIE SUMNER . . . . LHBSHORTY I-IERRMAN . . . .RHB. . . FBBILL BOWMAN .igs"'THE INDIAN SQUADNo. Name, Pos.Name, Pos.Hines, PK54 Cox, GHenly, FB55 Riley, EElzey, QB—HB 56 Scott, G57 Copeland, TPlace, HBBednorik, E63 Nagy, GMartin, HBSumner, QB—HB7i Grieco, QB-HBMartin, E76 Marfizo, CBowman, FBHerrmon, HB 78 Fitzgerald, GKarschner, G 79 Risjord, E83 Waksmunski, TSazio, T90 Porozzo, TMilkovich, C9] Getreu, opyright 1953. boom a: Mm:Tomcat) Go. 9&9

DRINKWWIN BOTTLESPENALTIESqLoss OF FIVE YARDSman illegally inbackfieldmore than five timesIn Takingmotion.out during either half (exfor replacement of injured 8. Offside by either team or enceptplayer).croachment on neutral zone.Illegal delay of game.9. Attempt to draw opponents3. tionFailureto playcompletebeforestarts.substitu- 10. offside.Crawling by runner.4. Violation of kickoff formation. II. Illegalforward pass (includesPlayer out of bounds whengrounding of forintentionalscrimmage begins.ward pass). Also loss of down.Puttingballinplaybeforestepsthanis e.Fairafterplay”.'I3. Player on line receiving snap.to maintain proper7. Failureviolation of the scrimoffensive team 14. Anyalignmentmage formation.ball of18 snapped. Also,whenLoss OF FIF'I'EEN YARDSor blocking defensiveready to play at 2]. Tacklingnot time.15. Teamplayer who has made fairscheduledcatch.interduring16. Violationrulesofmission.22. Roughing the kicker.I7. IllegalPiling up, hurdling, clipping.player. return of suspended 23.of bounds,player24. orTacklingofmemberbyInterference18. offensiveintooutplayer obvidefensivewithteamout of play.ouslyrunninginterceppassdown.)player makingCoaching from sidelines.tion. (Also loss ofwith opportunitystop one full secondI9. ofInterferenceteam to 26. Failureplayer of receivingfollowingto shift.catch a kick.holding.Defensive27.armshands oruse ofplayer.20. Illegal28. Invalid Signal for Fair Catch.by offensiveOTHER PENALTIES—- lossofscrimmageline ofyardsthefist,an opponentStriking elbow29. forearm,from spotof fifteenor lockedwithhands,preceding down and loss of aor kneeing —of Mandakickingdisqualificationdown.offendtorying player plus loss of fifteen 33. Illegal touching of kicked ballyards.within opponent’s ten yardline — touchback.lineFoul within the one yard30. -—halfthe distance to the goal. 34. Flagrantly rough play or unconduct — Mansportsmanliketeamby defensivepassing3 . ds. plusloss of fifteenball at spot of foul andteam’sfirst down.goesreceiverpassEligible35. outand laterwhoof boundspass—lossbeing touched32. bypassreceiverForwarddown.oftouchesa forwardbeyondineligibleOFFICIAL SIGNALS FACING PAGE I8Bottled and Distributed ByThe Capital Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc.Raleigh, N. C.

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLAYERSJOHN ZUBATYASophomare—l88-lbs. 6-0,19, Blairsville, Pa.Used extensively last year as both offensive and defensive halfback last year Zubatyexhibited some fine ability and caught sevenpasses, scoring one touchdown.HENRY SPIVEY—Sophomore—235-1b5., 64, 20, Weldon, N. C.oneBig, powerful Spivey is fast becoming lastof State’s best linemen. As a freshmanseason he earned a varsity letter and turnedin topnotch job as defensive field, N. J.One of the most improved players on thecurrent State squad, Urgovitch along withKapp gives State two fine left tackles.the label that distinguishes the finestApparel and Accessories whereverCarolinians gather.755 aggow {place0/: figs eamolirzaz

NORTH CAROLINA STATE PLAYERS5-10,SEEHORN—Junior—175-lbs.,MONTEC. injury last year,20, Marion,bywillN.shoulderHamperedthisasis reservebe usedlikelySeehorndecomingandspeedgoodHasyear.in anbe counted on when in lineup.For More than 86 YearsCHARLESGoldsboro, N.is C.developing fast511, 20, e extensiveis ay.defensiveimprovetothisoflensiveand is workingonebecomelad coulda he squad.likelybutexperience.Needswill get it this year.RECAPPINGVULCANIZINGHeadquarters forOFFICE SUPPLIESOFFICE EQUIPMENTBUSINESS MACHINESBOOKS OF ALL KINDSSOCIAL ENGRAVING H. H. TIRE REIREADINGyCO.FISK Tires and TubesT. V. FERGUSON, ’26—OwnerESTABLISHED 1867ALFRED WILLIAMS 8. CO.I l9 Fayetteville — Raleigh119 East Davie StreetPhone 2-0492Raleigh, N. C.

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Backfield Coach Billy HickmanA T-formation quarterback with wide and varied experience, Billy Hickman is a valuable man on Coach Horace Hendrickson’s coaching staff.Like Mike Karmazin, Hickman assumed his new duties at State March, 1952in time to assist with off-season drills.Hickman, a native of Baltimore,Md., has earned five varsity monograms, four at the University ofVirginia and one at Maryland.After a highly successful prepschool career at Baltimore Polytechnic, Billy entered Maryland in1943 and played regular at quarterback as a freshman under CoachDoc Spears.In 1944 Hickman was inductedinto the Navy training programand assigned to the University ofVirginia where he played footballunder Coach Art Guepe for oneseason before going to Cuba foranother Navy assignment. In 1946Hickman was discharged from theservice and entered Virginia. Hewas a regular quarterback forCoach Guepe for the next threeseasons, 46-47-48 and one of thestars of the team. During his stayWILLIAM HICKMANat Charlottesville Hickman playedBackfieldCoachN. 0 Stateevery position in the Virginia backfield on both offense and defense.After taking a degree in Mechanical Engineering in 1948 Hickman remained at the University Of Virginia to help Coach Art Guepe with theCavalier backfield. After two years at Virginia, Billy moved to DukeUniversity at Durham, N. C. in 1950 where he helped Coach Wallace Wadeset up defenses against the T-formation.In 1951 Hickman accepted a position with the Elliott Machine Corp. ofBaltimore, Md. as a consulting engineer. During the fall he kept his handin football by doing some scouting for Coach Guepe at the University ofVirginia.When Coach Hendrickson began a search for a T—formation specialist,Hickman was recommended to him most highly by several leading coaches.A call to Baltimore brought an interview with Billy and after two weeks ofnegotiations, Hickman finally agreed to return to the coaching field and takethe post at N. C. State.A very serious student of the T-formation, Hickman has become a virtualauthority on the subject as far as the Wolfpack staff is concerned. He hasset-up complete books for every member of the State team on the split T.Line Coach Mike KarmazinBig, likable Mike Karmazin joined the State football staff in March, 1952in time to assist Coach Hendrickson with the installation of the splitT-formation attack of the Wolfpack.A native of Irwin, Pa., Mike hasa rich football background both asplayer and coach. After making allstate at Norwin (Pa.) High as aguard in 1939, Karmazin cast hisfootball future with Duke’s BlueDevils at Durham, N. C. where hewas to become one of the Big Bluesbest forwards.Karmazin was an All-Southernunder Coach Wallace Wade fortwo years, 1940-41 and was regarded as one of the best runningguards ever to play for Duke. Hewas selected to the All-Americasecond-team and made a first-teamselection on the All-America Blocking squad. Mike was one of themainstays of the Duke Rose Bowlteam which met Oregon State inthe transplanted contest at Dur—ham, Jan. 1, 1942.Mike entered the Coast Guard inMIKE KARMAZINLine Coach1942 and served for three yearsbefore returning to Duke to complete work on a Bachelor’s Degree in History. At Duke he was assistantunder Coach Wade during his undergraduate days.Karmazin decided to take a crack at professional football in 1946 andplayed two seasons with the New York Yankees. During both seasons inthe play-for-pay ranks the Yankee team was runner-up to the ClevelandBrowns for the pro championship. Karmazin returned to Duke in 1948 toassist with the

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