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LOTTE, N.C. December 9
Carolina's undefeated
1 team poured on every
ey had and beat a scrap
n'ia Tech team 88 to 76
JIit in Charlotte's new
before 8,000 fans.
jrennan, a reserve sopho
Vard on Frank McGuire's
team was the man
rked the UNG team as
ad dumped in 8 field goals
ee throws to lead the Tar
)ring with 21 points,
behind Brennan was cen-
Quigg 'ith 15 and Suard
Kerns with 18.
I Rosenbluth had an off
la the Charlotte contest
,e getting only 5 field goals
ee throws for 12 points,
ating the Yellow Jackets
ilanta Coach Frank Mc
rar Heels lengthened their
ak to 3 games are are un
( to date. They had earlier
cr the semi-pro McCrary
ind Clemson.
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cldberg's Guide to Europe.
jerful laugh-filed gift for
Idly-wise.
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ucoup chuckles out of this
and so will the kid broth
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seriean Everyday Cookbook.
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landsome hardbound book,
kwlywed friend will thank
! giving this to his wife,
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is A Long Face, by Thorn-
2der. A fast-paced histori-
el laid in ' post-Civil War
Bookt club speed, but
sesof an Old Time Tar Heel,
Plummer Battle. Year
car this autobography of z
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Carolina started out tonight's
game showing good drive and per
formance and dominated the first
half to lead Tech 45 to 39 at half
time.. The Tar Heels broadened
their lead to a 17 point advantage
midway in the final half, but Tech
attempted a rally in the closing
minutes against Carolina reserves
and narrowed the lead to 12 points.
Carolina put in a good perform
ance throughout the game with
Rosenbluth, Brennan and Quigg
leading the rebounding. The Tar
Heels were off only in free shots
getting less x than 50 of their attempts.
for Georgia Tech, Joe Helms
and Bob Kimmell paced the scor
ing hitting for 22 and 24 respect
ively. Kimmell accounted for 8
field goals and 8 free throwsrThe
only othpr Tech player to break in
the double figure scoring column
was Bill Cohen who got 15 points. '
Carolina will be gunning for
their fourth victory of the sea
son tonight when they return home
to meet South Carolina at 8 p.m. in
Carolina G F P T
Rosenbluth, f 5 2 3 12
Brennan, f 8 5 4 21
Vayoja, f 4. 3 4 11
Green, f 0 0 0 0
Young, c 0 10 1
Quigg, c 5 5 1 15
Radovich, g 10 11
Kerns, g 5 8 3 18
Rosemond, g 10 0 2
Cunningham,g 2 2 4 6
TOTALS Tl2S21 88
Georgia Tech G F P T
Carroll, f 0 0 5 0
Johnson, f 13 2 5
Leonhalt, f 12 4 4
Cohen, B., f 7 1 5 15
Cohen, E., c 0 0 5 0
Helms, g 8 6 4 22
Kelley, g ? 1 0 1 2
j Kimmell, g 8 8 424
Ackers, g 1 2-"2 4
TOTALS 27 22 31 76
Tar Heel Senior Sharpshooter' i.
Tony Radovich, above, is rated by many as the most accurate
shooter on the Carolina squad. Tony, a! senior from Hoboken, New
. Jersey, was team leader last year in both field goal and free throw
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Against Pack
In Fencing
By GERRY MAYO
Carolina will meet its old rival
State College on the fencing strip
at 2 p.m. today in Woollen gym.
The local foilers will be going after
their first win in a series of three
meets with State during the year.
The winner of two out of three of
these meets will take possession
of a new trophy. This will be the
only meet for the Carolina, team
until the first of February.
Fencing for Carolina in Sabre
are: Johnson, Burleson, Black,
Marder, and Durham. In duelling
sword: Brigman, Faulkner, Mc
Swain and Elliot.
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Frosh Meet! Wake
League lest;
By LARRY CHEEK
. Carolina basketball, varsity and
freshman varieties, will be on dis
play, before, the home folks for
the, third time this season tonight.
Coach Frank McGuires' varsity will
bt looking for their second con
ference win of the campaign when
they take on the South Carolina
Gamecocks at 8:00 in Woollen
Gym, while ia the preliminary,
starting at 6:15, the talented Tar
Babies will be out to make the
Wake Forest Demon Deaclets vic
tim number four of the young
season. - ;
In the battle of the Carolinas,
Coach McGuires' charges find
themselves, up against one of the
most improved teams in 'the At
lantic Coast Conference. The
Gamecocks are sparked by Grady
Wallace, a sensational 6-5 transfer
student from Pikeville Junior Col
lege in 'Kentucky where he was
the nation's leading junior college
scorer ; last year. Wallace will re
ceive ample support from 6-6 cen
ter Lee Collins, last year's scoring
and rebounding leader for the
Gamecocks. Letterman Art Smejkal
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is sidieu 10 leam wiin waiiace ai
the other forward post, while Bob
by McCoy and Benny Fannin will
open at the guard slots.
The Tar Heels, 73-58 victors
over Clemson last week in their
conference debut, will be depend
ing on two lettermen and a quartet
of sizzling sophomores in tonights
encounter. Captain Jerry Vayda
and All-American 'candidate Len
Rosenbluth will be the experienced
sparkplugs of the Carolina attack,
while sophomores Joe Quigg, Pete
Brennan, Tommy Kearns,- and Bob
Cunningham will also be counted
on heavily. The starting lineup
for tonight's . scrap will .- include
Quigg, Vayda, Rosenbluth, and two
of the three previously mentioned
boys. . ;
Coach Buck Freeman's talented
frosh have a 3-0 season's record,
with wins coming overEdwards
Military Institute, U, S. Atlantic
Fleet Service Force, and' the High
Point College J. V.'s. Harvey Salz,
a 6-1 guard from Brooklyn, has
been the big gun in the point mak
ing department with 27.7 average
per game. 6-5 forward Danny
Lotz and 6-0 guard Stan Groll have
also been dependable scorers for
the Tar Babies, while 6-11 center
Bill Hathaway has been invaluable
with his defensive work and back
board control. Gerhmann Holland,
a 6-3 lad from Beauford, will
round out the starting lineup at
the other" forward post.
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