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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1957
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Frosh Mermen
UNC's freshmen mermen drop
ped a close 37-31 decision to
Greensboro High Tuesday after
noon in Greensboro.
The Tar BaDies were able to
garner only three first places.
Moore took the 40 yard freestyle
in 20-1 and his teammate, Paul
Wachendorfer, took the only other
individual first place with a time
of 1:16.0 in the 120 yard indivi-
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dual medley. The frosh quartet of
Younts, Pittman, Rosen, and
Mooore captured the 160 yard
medley relay.
Randy Dodson, of Greensboro,
set his -second National High
School record in four days, tak-
ing the 100 yard breast stroke in
58.9. In addition to shattering the
standard of 1:00.5 set in 1955, he
defeated Wachendorfer5, number
one Prep School swimmer last
year in that event.
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The North Carolina and Wake
Forest basketball game, slated for
Memorial Coliseum here Feb. 26,
is a sellout.
Assistant Athletic Director Jess
Haddock said today that all 8,000
tickets for the Coliseum had been
said and that no tickets will be
available.
He also reported that excellent
tickets for the Maryland (Feb. 18)
and Eastern Kentucky (Feb. 20)
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Owed It To My Family
And Friends' , Says Jim
By BILL KING
We hadn't seen Sunny Jim since
the last game of the 1956 football
campaign the other day when we
dropped by his office for a little
chat. The husky Tar Heel football
mentor looked well-rested and
greeted the writer with a hearty
handshake. Could he spare a few
minutes, he was asked? He sure
could, and he seated himself be
hind his desk ready for the in
evitable question.
"What's the real story on the
Indiana affair coach?
We were referring, of course, to
the recent rumor that Tatum was
going to take over the head coach
ing job at Indiana. In fact, it was
believed in some quarters that
Tatum had definitely decided to
take the job; a rumor that was
squelched a few days later when
Phil Dickens signed a contract as
head coach at Indiana.
"Well in the first place," he
said,' 'I think there has been too
much to do about the whole thing.
There is a wonderful opportunity
for a coach at Indiana, but I had
to consider many other things."
"In the first place,, I had to
consider my family. I went out to
Indiana and compared living condi
tions, etc. with those in North Car
olina. Now I want it understood
that Indiana is a fine place, but
I just could not see mvoing my
family way out there after we'd
been in Chapel Hill such a short
while." This point Tatum empha
sized. Another primary factor,, accord
ing to the Tar Heel coach, was an
obligation to friends, students, and
alumni of Carolina. "I felt that at
Carolina I hadn't completed the
job that I came here to do." he
said. "I guess I felt that I owed
it to my friends to stay here."
Tatum admitted that the Indiana
pot looked "mighty lucrative."
"The conditions of the job, includ
ing the salary, looked very good,"
he stated. "There is a good oppor
tunity to produce out there. But I
did not want to betray the confi
dence that my friends and the
administration had put in me, so
I turned down the offer."
Tatum declined to quote any
salary figures saying only that the
offer was "satisfactory."
The story goes that Tatum had
decided to accept the offer when
he received a phone call from a
friend back home and was con
vinced that he should remain in
Chapel Hill. Tatum denies that he
received a call. "The only call was
one that I made to my wife to
talk over the situation," he said.
Another point in the rumor that
moved like hot fire for a few days
concerned demands that Tatum
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Will leave 7 or 8 a.m. on Sa
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Jacket left in Carroll Hall Sa
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Return to Mangum Dorm or to
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made on the Indiana administra
tion. To this Tatum declared that
"I'm sure the Indiana administra
tion does not feel that I made any
unreasonable demands upon it.
Every request that I made was
okayed by Indiana before I went
out there. I knew exactly what the
situation was before I left Chapel
Hill."
To our satisfaction Big Jim also
cleared up the matter of the sup
posed animosity between football
and other sports here on campus.
"I think the Carolina administra
tion will verify the fact that I did
not use the Indiana matter to gain
any personal concessions or to put
football ahead of anything else,"
he commented.
"As for being unhappy at Caro
lina, I am not. Naturally I've had
disappointments, but who hasn't.'.
So that's the story as we have
it to date. The storm has passed
over and Jim Tatum is still head
football coach at Carolina. How
close he came to leaving Chapel
Hill is something only Tatum
knows. In any case, the matter is
closed and we sincerely hope that
it will remain as such.
Having just learned that Ed Sut
ton was about to sign a profes
sional football contract with the
Washington Redskins (he signed
Tuesday night), we asked Tatum
what he thought about it.
"I think Ed did the right thing,"
he said. I'm very happy that he
will be able to attend Med School
during the off season." (Sutton
will atend Med School at the Uni
versity of Tennessee). "The Red
skins plan to use him on offense
and I don't think that there will
be a better offensive rookie in the
league next season."
With that we left the Tar Heel
mentor at his desk to ponder over
the problems that will confront
him when spring practice com
mences Saturday.
GMAB Pool Tournament
Set For February 13th
The GMAB sponsored Prelimi
nary Billiards Tournament will
get underway in the Graham Mem
orial pool room Feb. 13 and tour
nament director Lonnie Stephen
son urges anyone who is interest
ed in competeting in the event to
come down and sign up.
The preliminaries, which begin
at 1 p.m., will be held to select
the top six men for the finals to
be held Feb. 22. Prizes will be
awarded the top three men and
they may win an opportunity to
represent Carolina in the National
Intercollegiate Billiards Tourna
ment at the University of Iowa
Mach 23. Those interested are in
vited to come down and practice.
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pass the buds, which, to bees'
eyes, look like duds. Humming
in their twos and threes, go
the merry, boy-like bees!
Now flowers, in their girlish
way, seeming just to stand and
sway, plan their every move to
please silly, buzzing boy-like
bees. Perfumes subtler than
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each smell these they pass
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Carolina's fresh-
men stymied overconf idence
Wednesday night to defeat, the
Davidson freshmen, 86-52. Ahead
by only 31-26 at halftime, Caro
lina defeated the scrappy Wild
kittens by sheer height and shoot
ing strength.
It was nip-and-tuck during the
first two quarters but the Tar
Babies opened up a wide margin
in the second half.
Scoring leaders for the Caro
lina freshmen were Lee Shaffer
with 22, Dick Kepley with 14
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