WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1951
THE DAILY TAR HEEL.
PAGE SEVEN
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In Last Half
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Carolina's jay vee quintet blew!
lasi nan oi uie game
last night to lose to the Wake
Forest junior varsity 59-45, the
Deacons surging in the latter
part of the game after a close
first half.
The Tar Heels went into the
second half with a 22-22 tie, but
the Deacon high-scoring forward,
Porter, sank a set shot that gave
Wake Forest a lead they never
relinquished. Carolina's guard
Long and Porter shared scoring
honors with 16 points apiece, the
Deacons Alhiem second witix 12,
and then Carolina's Prospt who
hit for 11.
Long started the scoring with
a foul shot that the Deacons prom
ptly got back, the lead changing
five times in the first half before
it was tied just before the half
ended.
Porter hit for most of shots
from outside the foul-line on sets
and one hand pushes, while Long
did the majority of his scoring on
drive-ins.
The Tar Heels were hurt by
the loss of Harry Lloyd who was
injured in the opener against Elon.
Carolina coach Earl Ruth had
little comment, saying "We will
play better ball next time." The
loss gives the jayvees a 1-1 re
cord. Carolina (45)
G Long (16), Dixon, Dillingham
(3), Prescott (1)
G Gess (2), Homes, Mosier
C Kingsbury (1), Dittmar (6)
F Moser (3), Propst(ll)
F Carter, Ellenwood (2)
Wake Forest (59)
G Burgess (9), Porter (16)
G Bean (4)
C Howell (5), Welton (5)
F McNair, Rosenberry (6)
F Alheim (12), Phillips (2)
Half-time score: 22-22.
SWIMMERS MEET
Coach Dick Jamerson would
like to meet with all the boys out
for swimming tomorrow at 4:30
p.m. at the pool.
1 DUKE NOTES
In his first game of the season
against Temple, Duke Captain
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The Carolina and Duke basket
ball teams, both winners in their
only two games of the season,
will play tonight in the Duke in
door Stadium in Durham at 8:15
in the Gerry Gerard Memorial
game.
The Hanes Hosiery national
women's champion team will play
Iowa Wesleyan in a preliminary
game starting at 6:30.
The Carolina Duke game will
count on the team's regular
season record, but will not count
in the- conference standings. At
present, Carolina has a perfect
2-0 record in the conference with
victories over Furman and The
Citadel, while Duke has beaten
two non-conference teams, Temple
and Hanes , Hosiery.
The Tar Heels, who have gotfen
off to a flying start with easy
wins, will play an improved Duke
team led by All-America Dick
Groat. Groat's play this year has
been just as good as last year's
when he set a new single season
scoring record and has scored 59
points in Duke's two games this
year. -
The Blue Devils have been
strengthened this year by center j
Carl Glascow and forward Bernie
Janicki.
Duke Pos. Carolina
Fleming F Wallace
Janicki F Grimaldi
Glascow ". C Likins
D'Emilio G Deasy
Groat ....... G . ..Phillips
Dick Groat scored 33 points, was
credited with 10 scoring assists
and grabbed eight offensive re
bounds. James (Tank) Lawrence, Duke
junior tackle from Macon, Ga.,
was recently named to the first
offensive All-Southern grid team
by the Associated Press.
Jack Kistler, 218-pound sopho
more fullback from Ardmore, Pa.,
was named the Southern Confer
ence's best blocker by sports writ
ers. He will receive the Jacobs
Blocking Trophy at a - banquet
sponsored by the Durham Quar
terback Club here on Dee. 10.
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Cagers Early Season Play
by Bill Peacock
Coach Tom Scott sounded
mighty cautious yesterday for
a man whose basketball team
had run up two overwhelming
'victories and had become the
first team in the university's
history to make 100 points.
"We looked pretty good for
opening games, I think," he
commented. "We improved the
second night (against Furman).
We're , well satisfied with the
showing and the boys are in
good shape. Jack Wallace had
a cold that bothered him a
little against The Citadel, but
he's about over it now.
(Howard) Deasy cut his eye
Monday night and had three
stitches taken in it, but he's
okay.
The Tar Heels got off to a
fine start, blasting The Citadel,
87-69, and swamped Furman,
100-53, Monday night. The pre
vious high point score for a
Carolina basketball team was
the 89 points scored by the Tar
Heels against Furman last year.
The early season sensation
for Carolina has been forward
Vince Grimaldi, who scored
30 points . against The Citadel
and 24 against the Palidins.
"I hope Vince stays hot," said
Scott, "But we don't depend
on one man doing the scoring
because we are a well-balanced
team."
is not too great a surprise.
Perhaps the switch from guard,
to forward has helped his game.
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The great- victory over Fur
man was a real team victory
with the Tar Heels hitting on
41 of 92 shots from the floor
for a fine 45 percent shooting
average. And against The
Citadel the team made 39 per
cent of their shots.
The team has made good
use of its speed. Against Fur
man Scott says, "We just ran
'em to death. Our fast break
was really working." Carolina
had scored 86 points with four
minutes left in the Furman
game, and a team of substitutes
came in and ran the score up
to the century mark.
The Tar Heels height played
an important part in their vic
tories. Deasy, Paul Likins, and
Ernie Schwarz got 40 rebounds
between them against Furman
and held the Palidins scoring
ace, Neil Gordon, to one tip in.
This height advantage could
be a great evening factor in the
Duke game tonight.
Tar Heel followers knew last
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