THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 10.CO
TIIE DAILYTTAIT HEEL
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Farber, Kemp
Pin Opponent
DAVIDSON, Feb. 8 Carolina's
middleweight wrestlers came
through yesterday afternoon to
overcome ah early Davidson lead
and Rive the Tar Heel grapplers
an 13-11 victory over the Wildcat.-?.
Barry Farber. Phil Kemp,
Totn Coxe and Oscar Gupton
ended on top in their matches to
Rive the visitors the win.
Farber and Kemp produced
pins in the 145 and 155 pound
classes to give their squad ten
badly needed points. Both pins
came in the first period with Far
ber winning in 1:37. Kemp need
ed a little more time, but finally
caught up with his man before the
stanza ended.
Newly-elected captain, Oscar
Gupton, added another decision
to the Carolina total when he
outpointed Davidson's captain,
Bill Alexander. It was a close
match all the way out Gupton
ended up top man by 3-2.
Tommy Coxe gave the Tar
Heels their other victory in the
165 class as he took a high scoring
bout from the Wildcats' Mark
Price by 10-6.
The last bout of the day proved
the most exciting, however, as
two football tackles locked horns.
Carolina's Joe Augustine and Bill
McNeely wrestled down to the
wire before the Davidson man
won out by 4-2. McNeely pulled
a reversal in the last eight seconds
to win two points and the match
Carolina s other two points
came in the 121 division Bob
Randall and Davidson's Dan Bell
fought to a draw.
The Summaries:
121 pounds Bob Randall (UNC)
and Dan Bell drew
123 Johnny Kelton (D) decis
ioned Bob McGimsey, 5-2
136 David La Far (D) decis
ioned Kenny Hoffman, 4-0.
145 Barry Farber (UNC) pin
ned Arvic Covell, 1:37
155 Phil Kemp (UNC) pinned
Hal ITaynw, 2:57
165 Tom Coxe decisioned Mark
Price, 10-6
175 Oscar Gupton (UNC) de
cisioned Bill Alexander, 3-2
Heavyweight Bill McNeely
(D) decisioned Joe Augustine, 4-2
Wolfpack Sold Out
For Final Battles
RALEIGH, Feb. 8 (P) Three
of N. C. State College's four re
maining basketball games here
are sellouts, the college athletic
office reported today. And the
fourth game is within 200 tickets
Wake Forest on Saturday, Duke
on Feb. 14, and Villanova on
Feb. 25.
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With nothing to do but get
better after Tuesday, night's
demoralizing loss to Wake
Forest, Carolina's cagers be
gan working yesterday for
their next conference clash
-against tiny Furman tomorrow
night in Greenville, South
Carolina.
Although the Tar Heels
were crippled with the com
plete absence of Charley
Thorne and received only
limited service from Hugo
Kappler and Dick Patterson in
the Deacon defeat, the Scott-
men were definitely not up to
previous level and mentor
Scott for one is hoping that his
lads have gotten a bad night
from their systems.
Mural News
THURSDAY BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
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5:00: Ct. 1 KA 2 vs. Kao Psi 2-
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1, 5 Pi Lamb 2 vs. AEPi;- 7 C Dorm
2 vs. Everett 2. .
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8:0: Ct. 1 C Dorm 4 vs. Vic Vill;
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8:00: Ct. 1 C Dorm 4 vs. Vip Hill
2 Med Sch 2 vs. Stacv 3; 3 Everett
3 vs. Ay cock 4: 4 Ruff in 2 Vs. Lewis
1; 5 C Dorm 3 vs. Emerson; 6 TEP
i vs. z.eia i; in Kap Fhi 1 vs. Theta
THURSDAY HANDBALL
7:00: ZBT vs. Sig Nu. Pi Lamb 2 vs.
Sig Chi 2, and Phi Gam 3 vs. Zeta 2
B:00 Kap Sig 1 vs. ATO 1. Pi Lamb
i vs. sif cm l.i and KA vs. DKE 1.
RIFLEMARKSMANSHIP
7:30: DKE 1 vs. Beta 3.
8:30 Sig Chi vs. Sig Eps 2.
GOLF TOURNAMENT ,
A new mural tournament, call
ed the better ball tourney, wil
feature play in pairs. Each pair
will play eighteen holes. Each
hole will be scored with the
better of the two scores shot by
the' two players.
UNC Beats State
DURHAM, Feb. 8 North
Carolina and Wake Forest ad
vanced to the finals of the Big
Four Monogram Club's tourna
ment in Duke's indoor Stadium
here tonight. .
Carolina defeated N. C. Stale,
55-27, and Wake Forest edged
Duke's monogrammers, 38-36.
The Tar Heels and the Deacons
will meet for the championship
tonight at 9 o'clock, with Duke
and State tangling in a conso
lation tilt at 7.
Art Weiner and Kenny
Powell, with 13 and 12 points,
respectively, paced the Caro
lina five. Skeet Hesmer and
Bill O'Brien were also out
standing for the Tar Heels.
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JERRY WALD
LANCHESTER
TODAY ALSO
"AND LATEST
FRIDAY NEWS
Night
Sporting' a nine up and five
down record'- in Conference.'
competition, the Tar Heels
need Furman's scalp to insure
themselves a : bid to the loop
tourney that will be staged in
Duke's indoor arena the be
ginning of next month. Bar
ring a major upset; the locals
should win handily and be in
contention for a seeded -position
in the annual SC cham
pionships. Kappler, who paced the Tar
Heel's point-making' in the
first half in the Deacon loss
before a recurrence of an . old ..
leg injury forced him to th
bench, is taking treatments for
the ailing "gam" and wjll
probably be ready to go by
tomorrow.
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The Woollen Gym iickel of
fice announced yesteday that
there are "several thousand"
rickets left for the Duke-Caro-lina
basketball game to be
played here on February 17.
Any passbook holder may ex
change his coupon - for the re
maining tickets today, tomor
row, and Saturday.
Any tickets which might be
left on Monday will be sold to
the public and will not be ex
changed or passbook coupons.
Each ticket must be picked up
individually and a student ID
card must be presented.
The ticket office is open from
9 AM. until S P.M Monday
through Friday, and ,from 9
A.M. until 1 P.M. on Saturday.
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M ermen Arrive In Atlanta,
Set To
ATLANTA, Ga.,- Feb. 9 The
University of North Carolina
swimming team arrived h.ere
early this morning for a4wo-day
stay in which they will take on
the mermen of both Georgia Tech
and Emory.
Coach Dick Jamerson's thirteen
man contingent took a light work
out in-the home pool yesterday
afternoon before- departing from
Raleigh last night. They will meet
Tech this evening and Emory to
morrow afternoon. ' ..
Coached' by Fred Lahous, the
Georgia Tech squad have gone
undefeated so far'this season, they
are the Southestern ' Conference
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Tech Tonight
the South, Tech's Johnny Hiles
will be the main entry in' the
distance events while Bill Towles
will provide the chief competi
tion for' the Tar - Heels in the
breastroke. '
For Carolina, the lineup is ex
pected to be much the same as
for the past meets this season.
Jimmy Thomas will probably per
form in the 220 and 440-yard
distance events along with' Cecil
Milton and Ray Edmundson.
Charlie Bartlett: and Dave
Howard J will : carry the Tar Heel
attack in . the brestroke - while
Jack W,hichard and ' Darrell - By-
erly are' set to- do the diving
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Louis-Charles
Bout Predicted
ForThis Summer
BUFFALO; N. V., Feb. S (-T)
-Joe Louis and Ezzard Charles
will meet in a heavyweight title
bout in Yankee Stadium - this
summer, Charles' manager . pre
dicted today.
Jake Mintz made the statement
as he brushed aside any idea that
Charles might lose his National
Boxing Assoeiati6n crown to
Freddie Beshore in their title
fight here Feb: 23. .
"Louis should be ready for his
comebcak this summer." said
Mintz. "I'm sure of this. Te game
has been kind to'. him. Now it
needs, his help to revive the big-
nulljon dollar spectacle.", ;
"Charles . will . forget : he's
friend of Louis," - he said
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Hot Dux!
The Athletic ticket office has
succeeded in getting some 300
tickets to the Carolina-State
game to be played in State Col
lege's Coliseum Wednesday
night, Feb. 21. Tickets will be
sold to students beginning at
nine o'clock this morning and
will slay on sale through Sat
urday. Students who desire to see
the game were warned to get
their tickets early. State Col
lege has already announced that
the Feb 21 game is almost com
pletely sold out and indications
point to a complete sellout with
in a few days.
In their first meeting this year
the Tar Heels led the Wolfpack
for the better part of the game,
only to lose out in the final three
minutes. The second game of
me series promises to be a
thriller.