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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1956
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Winter Sports Slate
DECEMBER
1 Varsity basketball at McCrary; Swimming at East Carolina.
4 Varsity basketball, Furman here; Freshman basketball, High
Point JV here. "
7 Freshman basketball at Wilmington Junior College; Swim
ming, South Carolina here:
8 Varsity basketball, Clemson at Charlotte, ' N. C; Wrestling
yake Forest and Washington & Lee here.
11 Wrestling, Davidson here. i
12 Varsity basketball, George Washington at Norfolk, Va.;
Freshman basketbaiT, N. C. State at Kinston, N. C. .
14 Wrestling at The Citadel.
17 s-Varsity basketball, Maryland here; Freshman basketball,
Duke here.
13 Swimming at Duke.
20 Varsity Basketball, New York University at Madison Square
Garden.
21 Varsity basketball, Dartmouth at Boston.
22 Varsity basketball. Holy Cross at Boston.
27 Varsity basketball Dixie Classic at Raleigh.
28 Varsity basketball Dixie Classic at Raleigh.
29 Varsity basketball Dixie Classic at Raleigh.
JANUARY
4 Freshman basketball at Eastern Military Institute; Wrestling,
Virginia here.
5 Swimming at Virginia. .
8 Varsity basketball at William and Mary; Freshman basketball
a; Atlantic Christian JV.
11 -Varsity basketball Clemson here; Freshman basketball, Wake
Forest here. '
12 .Varsity basketball, Virginia here; Freshman basketball, Stal
ling; Air Force Base here.
15 Varsity and freshman basketball at N. C. State
18 Wrestling at N. C. State.
19 Freshman basketball, N. C. State at Greensboro; Swimming
Maryland here.
30 Varsity basketball at Western Carolina.
FEBRUARY
2 Freshman basketball, Bullis School here; Wrestling at VPI.
5 Varsity basketball at Maryland.
6 Fresh man basketball at Davidson JV
8 Freshman basketball at High Point, JV; Wrestling Maryland
here.
9 Varsity basketball Duke here; Freshman basketball Duke here;
Swimming, Clemson here.
11 Varsity basketball at Virginia; Swimming Carolina Colle
giates here.
13 Varsity and Freshman basketball Wake Forest here.
1? Varsity and Freshman basketball, N. C. State here.
22 Vsriity basketball South Carolina here; Freshman basketball
Atlantic Christian JV here; Wrestling at VMI.
23 Freshman basketball at Duke; Swimming N. C. State here.
26 Varsity and Freshman basketball at Wake Forest.
27 Wrectling at Duke. v "
MARCH
1 Varsify and Freshman basketball at Duke; ACC Swimming
here.
v 2 ACC Swimming, here.
7 Varsity basketball at ACC tourney, Raleigh.
8 Varsity basketball at ACC tourney, Raleigh.
J 9 Varsity basketball at ACC tourney, Raleigh.
23 NCAA swimming here.
29 NCAA swimming, here.
30 NCAA swimming, here.
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Tar Baby
Yearling Grunt
And Groaners
Meet Generals
This Saturday, Carolina's fresh-
man wrestling squad will open it's
season against the Washington
and Lee junior varsity. The meet
will b2 held in Woollen Gym b2-
' fore the varsity's matches with
Washington and Lee and Wake
Forest.
' Pacing the frosh matmen will be
Jim Welborn wrestling in the 147
pound class. Welborn has twies
-been N.C. High School wrestling
champion in his weight class.
- Holding the top position in tho
other weight classes wil be: Bill
Suttle, 130; Jo3 Perrine, 137; Don
Russell, 157: Ron Purdy, 167; Ben
no Sack, 177; and Mike Pittman,
"heavyweight.
Wrestling coach Bill Barnes
" said yesterday that Sack is one of
the top men on the squad although
"he has never wrestled before this
year.
The Tar Babies can count on
loosing cne match already: there
is not a man cn the squad light
. enough to wrestle in the 120
pound class. Ths squad will have
' to forfeit this match. Coach Barnes j
is mak'ng an appeal for a man'
'that will wrestle in this weight.
Any one interested meet Coach j
Barnes near a set of scales. j
CROTTY
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DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. Newly
married
woman
6. Explosive
missile
10. Additions
to bills
12. River (Man
churia) ,13. Not awak
14. Vex
4. River
(G. B.)
5. Upright
6. Obstacles
7. Neglect
8. Stubborn
person
9. Raised
11. Fool
17. Milkftsh
(pJ)
18. Appear
15. Born
19. Warp-yarn
16. Slid downhill 20. Excla-
on snow mation
18yPack away
19. Chills and
fever
,22. Stories
27. Harass
(slang)
21. "Land of ,
the f ree"
(abbr.) .
23. Moved, as air
29. Bondsman
30. Smiled
. with joy
32. Prime
minister
(G. B.)
33. Delineate
35. Rejects
39. Chatter
(colloq.)
42. Wing
shaped -
43. Stored
fodder
45. Chinese
dynasty
46. Began a
voyage
47. Senate boy
48. Approaches
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Intramural Officials
Above are the men who keep things running smoothly on the intramural playing fields. They are:
first rwo, left to right, Joe McGinn, Charlie Young, Ritchie Smith, Dob Wagner, Jim Whisnant, Eddie.
Green, Ray Willis and Jack Petty. Second row, Ji m Brown, John Stratton, Al McSurely, David Graves
Jim Johnson, Bob Stuart, and Don Atkins. Third row, supervisor Ed Stewart, Julias Tomlinson, Howard
Whisnant, Bob Warwick, Ray Holdford, Harold Downing, Willis Johnson, Rob Pendergraph and Paul
Belanga. k .
Tar Heel Fish
Challenge USC
Here Tomorrow
Coach Jim Ratliff's South Caro
lina Gamecock's will arrive tomor-
trip that will see them meet the'irfn the North sqad, include
Tar Heel mermen on Friday nisht
and N.C
State in Raleigh Satur-
day.
Although the Tarheels took the
South Carolinians 65-15 last season,
they are expected to field a strong
er club this year. j
As for the locals, they will make j
saults on two ACC marks. The 1
medley relay team of Krepp, Kick-j
graf, Roth, and Rose will attempt '
to set a new standard in the 400 :
yard medley relay. This is the first
j year tnat tnis event nas Deen j
j .swum at 400 yards instead of 300. j
j The 400 yard freestyle relay team
I of Krepp, Kickgraf, Roth and Rose !
will attempt to crack the existing
ACC record set by the Tarheels
last year. .
MURALS
Intramural tag football js coin
ing to a close this week as the
ieague champions, battle it out fur
the school crown. This afternoon
the DKE's and the Sigma. Nys &o
for the fraternity blue team cham
pionship. The DKE whites are the
white team champions.
The winners of the blue league
championship will play the DKE
white team Friday for the frater
nity crown.
The dorm championship will be
played Friday also. The dorm and
fraternity champions will make
j their bid for the school title Mon
day afternoon in Kenan Stadium.
Yesterday's tag football play
offs results:
Medical School-1 defeated Medi
cal School-2 6-0; DKE (W) defeated
Sig Nu (W), 20-13; Sigma Nu de
feated Zeta Psi, 7-6; DKE defeated
SAE, 21-0.
24. Youth
25. Evening
(poet.)
26. Coin
(Jap )
28. Spreads
grass
to
dry
31. Gar
ment 34. Far
Vetrd' Antwer
38. Force
onward
39. Festive .
10. Dyeing
apparatus
eastern
35. Sloping
roadway
36. Charles
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(pen-name)
37. Long
tooth
41. River
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No. . 1 football team, will play in
the North-South All-Star game here
Dec. 26, game director Andy Gus
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. & While
the higher classification minor
leagues were drafting 36 players
at a cost of $156,750 yesterday,
major league executives were get
ting down to serious trade talk at
the annual minor league meetings
Although the only deal consum i
mated thus far has been the eight
player transaction between Detroit
and Kansas City, officials were
looking forward to one f , the
most active trade sessions in
years.
Manager Birdie Tebbetts, whose
Cincinnati Redlegs have been dick
ering with several clubs in hopes
of strengthening their pitching
staff, predicted every club in the
National League will be involved
in at least one trade either here
or at the major league meetings
in Chicago.
"I've never seen anything like
it," he said. "Every, club in cur
league has expressed an eager
ness to trade. Not only that, but
they've actually gotten down tc
brass tacks and mentioned names.
Unless I'm all wet, I'jn sure there
will be a number of deals and
for top flight players, too."
One proposed multiple deal in
volving such big names as Richie
Ashburn and Harvey Haddix of
Philadelphia and Carl Furillo of
Brooklyn) had reached the serious
stage until it was finally rejected
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"The deal is off," Smith flatly
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- A proposed . deal between the
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nati's second-string catcher, also
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