Many fans complained that‘upon
arriving they were unable to ob-
tain the seats for which their tick-
ets called. Juveniles also have
caused trouble by throwing paper
and other objects. :

“I can assure the fans that the
gambling will be. stopped,” Ros-
enfelder declared. “The plain-
clothesmen should be able to
stop it. If they can’t we'll put
more of them there.” | —

Promises of better protection for
the fans comes at an opportune
time, as a crowd of 20,000 is ex-
pected to see the Hurricanes make
their upset bid against the un-
beaten Wake Forest team, part of
which arrived here. Wednesday

night, a day in.advance.
The Hurricanes will hold their
final workout. today, stressing
passing. and punting. . They. have
worked hard all week ying to
add an offensive punch.

Bob Wylie, the ailing quarter-
back, took part in the scrim-
mage Wednesday. Al Smith,
ailing center, was unable to take
part in the rough workout. If
Wylie is unable to start Friday
night Tom Perrin or Bob Har:

_ vell will take’ his tg i and ~

_ the punting.

Dunn worked his squad two. and
a half hours and then sent the first
eam through 30° minutes is =
nal drill.

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