THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Bittoui Mtt State Five 55-44
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1946
Five Undefeated
Quints Remain in
Mural Cage Play
With the defeat of 'Steele and
Phi Gamma Delta yesterday,
only five quints remain with un
defeated records in intramural
basketball competition.
In the frat league, SAE No. 2,
DKE, and Zeta Psi hold un
blemished records, each with
five wins. The Phi Gams had
paced the loop with six wins un
til yesterday when they suffered
their first defeat.
Marines No. 1 and ROTC No.
4, with 'six and five victories re
spectively, lead the dorm circuit.
Steele, another leader in early
play, was also knocked from the
unbeaten list yesterday.
The complete standings:
Frat League
. Team Won Lost
SAE No. 2 5 0
DKE 5 0
Zeta Psi 5 0
Phi Gams 6 1
Phi Delt No. 2 5 1
Kappa Alpha . 5 1
Phi Kappa Sig 4 1
Kappa Sig 3 1 .
ATO 4 2
Sigma Chi 4 2
Delta Sig 3 2
Phi Delt No. 1 3 3
Sigma Nu :. 2 4
Chi Psi : 1 4
SAE No. 1 1 4
PiKA . 1 4
Pi Lamb 1 4
ZBT .. 1 5
St. Anthony ....... 1 5
Chi Phi.. . 0 4
Betas 0 5
TEP - 0 6
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Team Won Lost
Marines No. 1 6 0
ROTC No. 4 5 0
Steele 5 1
Whitehead 5 1
Marinps No. 2 5 1
ROTC No. 3 4 1
ROTC No. 2 4 2
Stacy 4 2
Graham .... 3 2
Old West 3 3
ROTC No. 1 3 . 3
Med School No. 1 2 3
Old Grads 2 3
Town 2 3
Everett 2 4 '
Lewis 2 4
BVP 2 5
Med School No. 2 ...... 1 4
Old East 1 4
Alexander 1 5
Aycock 0 6
Med School No. 3 .. . . 0 5
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The Carolina mat crew will be out for revenge tonight when
they journey to Durham for a return engagement with the Duke
matmen. The Dukesters upset the Tar Heel squad in the first
meet by a 19-11 count and will
test. Coach Chuck Quinlan is confident, however, that his once
beaten team will come back from Durham with win number four
under their belts.
Art Bluethenthal, who was ab
sent for .the Virginia meet, will
be back in the line-up, but will
probably wrestle 175 instead of
filling his usual 165 slot, and Al
Crawford, former AAU champ,
will be seeking his fifth pin in
as many starts in the heavy
weight position.
Dick Seaver, who was slated
to wrestle 155, may be absent
from the line-up due to a leg in
jury sustained in a short bout
with a Ford coupe over the week
end. Should he wrestle, Archie
Thompson, who wrestled a beau
tiful match at Virginia, will fill
the 165 pound slot, although at
present it is expected that Archie
will be moved down to 155 and
Bill Crutchfield moved in at 165.
In the lower weights, Irwin
Smallwood, at 121, is slated to
tangle with Miller in what is ex
pected to be one of the closest
bouts of the evening, and Walt
Johnston will fill the 128 pound
post. Unbeaten Tommy Hearn,
in the 136 pound class, will be
seeking his fifth straight win,
and Demont Rosemann will bat
tle it out with Leitzinger of Duke
in another feature bout.
Following the meet tonight,
Coach Quinlan will have three
more days of hard -work before
embarking on Friday night for
Atlanta, where the team will
wind up its season in a Saturday
night engagement with Georgia
Tech.
Steele, Phi Gams
Lose Cage Games
Two major upsets featured
competition in yesterday's intra
mural tangles as Kappa Alpha
trounced the Phi Gams, 26-21,
and BVP hung a 38-36 defeat
on Steele's dorm league quint.
Previously both the Phi Gams
and Steele were undefeated.
Their losses left one and three
undefeated squads in the dorm
and frat circuits respectively.
r In other encounters Phi Delt
No. 2 came through with a last
minute splurge to dump Chi Psi,
15-14. ATO edged past ZBT in
another highly-contested fray,
31-30. Sigma Chi topped Sigma
Nu, 22-15, and TEP forfeited to
DKE in other tilts. The DKE
win gives the Dekes five victories
against no losses.
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Marines No. 1 kept the dorm
lead by unleashing their custom
ary high-scoring offense to whip
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Coach Chuck Quinlan, above,
sends his Carolina wrestling
team after its fourth win of
the season against Duke to
night at 7 o'clock. Coach Quin-
lan's lads will be out to avenge
an earlier loss to the Blue Dev
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Mark Burnham Is
Blirning' Up Track
In Distance Slot
One of the mainstays on this
year's indoor track team is a
newcomer to Carolina, Mark
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Burnham, who has already ed in a draw, neither team re
proved himself to be one of the ceiving points for the scrap.
best runners to hit Chapel Hill
in several years.
Though no relation to the
famed Don Burnham at Dart
mouth Mark was a good friend
of the former and frequently
worked out with him. As a mem
ber of the Green and White's
championship mile relay team
last year Burnham ran in all the
big indoor meets in Madison
Square Garden. In 1944 while in
the V-12 program at Harvard
Burnham also ran on the track
team but was transferred be
fore he could run in any meets. .
A native of Massachusetts,
Burnham has consistently turned
in excellent times in the middle
distances. A 1:58 half mile and
a 4:28 mile are his best perform-
ances m tnese events out botn
he and Coach Ranson are confi
dent that these can be lowered.
Last Saturday he dropped down
to the 440 running on Carolina's
mile relay team in the Millrose
Games in New York.
Taxpayers' Notice
A deputy collector of internal
revenue will be at Chapel Hill
Post Office building, Room 3 on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes
day, February 25, 26, 27, to give
advice and assistance to taxpay
ers of Chapel Hill and vicinity.
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Strong Field
Slated to Run
In Track Meet
Nine Teams Have
Entered Already
Further entries as received
by the athletic office indicate a
strong field will be present at the
Fourth Annual Track and Field
Championships being held here
in the Tin Can on the night of
February 23. This will be the
main meet not only on the Tar
Heel indoor track schedule but
on those of most of the Southern
schools.
High schools, colleges, and
service teams from throughout
the South are expected to enter
teams. Among those schools
which have already signified
their intention of competing are
Davidson College, V. M. I., V. P.
I., Norfolk Air Station, Staun
ton Military Academy, Durham
High School, State College, Geor
gia Military Academy, and San-
ford High School.
Among the entries received is
one from Harry March, former
Carolina track star now running
for the Norfolk Air Station who
will compete in the hurdles and
high jump.
Army Boxers Top
Tar Heels, 4-3
Army's undefeated leather
merchants won their fourth mitt
meet of the season in New York
Saturdav by edging out Caro-
Coach Jule Medwin's Tar Heel
pugilists punched out two de
cisions and a mu victory
against two TKOs and two de
cisions by Army. One bout end-
Ex-GI Paul Gordy opened Sat
urday's action by gaining a TKO
over 5igier. liene Koth ana
Felices fought to a draw in the
127-pound division. In the 135-
pound class, Jim Lodge fell vic
tim to Hiestand in the third
round on a TKO.
Jim Lenz lost to Army's cap
tain, Conner, by a TKO in the
second stanza Joh Richard-
son dropped a decision to Pence
over the three-round limit. Ed
McGee won a decision over Ball
for Carolina's second win. Jim
Standi, subbing for Bos Beck-
with, came through with the
final Tar Heel tally by decision-
ing Dobbs.
Turkish Students Entertained
Twelve Turkish students,
three of whom were visiting
from State College, were enter
tained at; an informal gathering
in Smith Dormitory Saturday.
University Service
Station
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WORID'5 MOST HONORED WATCH
Jim Jordan Held Scoreless
By Tight Wolfpack Defense
Carolina Ties Duke For First Place 1
In Southern Conference Standings
Raleigh, Feb. 11. North Carolina's White Phantoms had to go
all out tonight to overcome a stubborn N. C. State five, 55-44 in a
loosely played ball game before 4,000 rowdy fans. The Phantoms
were off their usual form as a result of their tough weekend in
Maryland but had enough to turn back the Terrors.
V
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Jim Jordan, shown above,
Carolina's All-American bas
ketball player, has been nom
inated for the annual Teague
Sports award for 1946. Vot
ing will take place February
18. Jordan, who racked up 32
points against ORD the first
of last week, has tallied a total
of more than 300 thus far in
the season.
Too Close!
Carolina G FT PP TP
Dillon, f 7 4 0 18
Paxton, f 2 2 2 6
McKinney, c 7 3 3 17
Jordan, g 0 0 0 0
White, g 10 0 2
Thorne, g 4 0 4 8
Anderson, g 2 0 3 4
Hughes, c. 0 0 0 0
Totals ...23 9 12 55
State G FT PF TP
Neal, f 3 0 5 6
Nichels, f 5 3 3 13
Boger, c 2 3 17
Hartzog, g 2 3 17
Kohler. g 3 0 2 6
Morris, f 0 2 0 2
Hobbs, c 0 0 0 0
Turner, f .1 10 3
Johnson, g 0 0 0 0
Totals 16 12 12 44
Wednesday's Jay vee
Game Called Off
The scheduled Jayvee basket
ball game with Ft. Bragg as a
preliminary to the Carolina-V.
P. I. skirmish Wednesday night
has been cancelled, according to
an announcement last night by
Coach R. A. Fetzer's office.
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' Long John Dillon led the Tar
Heel scoring parade with a total
of 18 markers including seven
field goals with Bones McKinney
close behind with 17 points.
Nichels led the State scorers
with 13 points.
The Phantoms jumped out in
to an early 6-0 lead on three
quick field goals but after eight
minutes of play the Terrors had
rallied to tie the score at 10-alI.
After the score had reached 14
14, the Terrors gained a short
lived advantage of 20-16 but af
ter 17 minutes the Tar Heels had
tied it up again 22-22. The
Phantoms had a 28-24 lead at
halftime.
At the start of the closing half,
the Tar Heels increased their
lead to 34-24 and after nine
minutes held a commanding 41
31 lead. The Terrors led by
Nichels and Boger rallied back
gamely but the Phantoms put on
a spurt in the closing minutes
and won going away.
Bones . McKinney played an
outstanding floor game in addi
tion to dropping in seven field
goals and he and Bob Paxton had
control of the backboards
throughout the second half. Jim
Jordan was missing his usual
sharpshooting eye and was held
scoreless.
The closely guarding State
quint kept three men on Dillon
but he still managed to get away
for 18 points. During the open
ing half, State's shots were hit
ting the mark with unusual ac
curacy and that, combined with
their control of the backboards
and close guarding kept the Tar
Heel offensive in check.
The triumph brought the
White Phantoms on even terms
in the conference standings and
gives them a season s record of
23 wins against only two losses.
The Phantoms face a high-scor
ing VPI quint at Chapel Hill
Wednesday night in preparation
for their all-important encounter
with Duke Saturday night.
Monogram Club Meets
The Carolina Monogram club
will meet tonight at 7 o'clock
in an important session, it was
announced last night by Jack
Zimmerman, president of the
club.
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