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By BILL KING
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K ym'tr one of those $jKrts cnthusiaist who likes his foot
full .ill uar Ion-, you can get back into the gridiron spirit
iiu- l ei). io-tliat's when Jim Tatum's Carolina Tar Heels
Ix'iu their iro-day spring training session.
ACC mIiooK aie allowed 20 days practice in a calendar
period ol V davs and Tatum plans to close things with the
w111u.1l Iilue-W liitr game in Kenan Stadium on March 15.
I he Tar Heels will hac regular intra-squad scrimmages
eiv Saturday except Feb. 17 in Kenan Stadium. Otherwise,
their woikoiit will be held on Nay Field.
I he Far Heels will be practicing every Monday. W'edncs-
i. 1 nd.i .iiul .Vituiclav and take otl the other three tiays 1
Win Gives
UNC 6-2
ACC AAciirk
COLUMBIA. S. C C.rolinas
defending national bae;ketball
champions came back fronk an al-
most three-weeks exam Lij ofl to
hand South Carolina a li. ea oc
fcat here tonight and tie an all
time team total for the Tar Heels.
This Atlantic Coast Con Terence
victory, which kept the Chapel
Hillians in a tie with N. CI. State
for the ACC lead, equalled the
115 points which the Tar- Heels
scored against William ami Mary
in 1956. The win left the Ta t Heels
with a 6-2 conference record and
was win number 13 against three
losses in overall competition.
KEARNS TOPS
Three Tar Heels hit oaer 20
,. , , , , ... :n : Doints as Frank McGuire s talent-
n. omer 10 get in a lew luk, wun tne ihwks. .v.i .sc,um Jobson,s
he open to the public. Gamecocks for the second' time
What will be Tatum main concern during this important . tnis season. Senior guard Tiimmy
pel 1 odr
"Fiist ol all we"e got to find a replacement for lieddy
i'.iMie at K it end." l atum said yesterday. "We've got several
! good boys i.ipable of taking over there: the j.mllcin is
i. (oiiu- up with the best replacement."
I. mini figures he's got to establish a capable lullback lor
iui seaxou. Ciiles (iaca. who came into his own at that post
l.ue in the season, graduates in June leaving a gap for some
one to till. I'.ob Shupin and F.d I.ipski are the leading tan
did, lies theie. both having seen a good deal ol at lion at full
li.it k I.im se.ivin. latum also plans to try qtiai tei back Curt
ll.ithaw,i .md hallb.uk Don Cokcr at the line plunging "sl-j sion. McGuire used every one of
lies abo gi ecral freshman who might be' able to tin the j nis Tar neels in the big victory
j which coupled with State's viietory
W e need some depth at t.nkle abo." uMUinented l atum. ; over clcmson left the consolidated
' . 1 I hrnthrc h.ittlin? tooth and nail
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Kearns chipped in 27 points to
pace the attacK. i-orwarasi L.ee
Shaffer and Fete Brennan were
close behind with 23 and 22 ;ponts
respectively. Brennan's total, kept
him out front in the conference
scoring race. Sophomore tjuard
Harvey Salz aided the wikining
cause with 17 points.
It was strictly no contest , from
the start as the Tar Heels 0,5 ened
up a vicious first half attack i.hich
J sent them ahead 62-28 at inturmis-
GREENVILLE The Carolina
swimmers made it eight in a row
here yesterday with a 53-33 victory
over the East Carolina mermen.
It was the second time this season
the Carolinians had beaten the Pi
rates. ' '
The undefeated tankers had things
more or less their way all after
noon as they won quite handily,
though not as easily as the last
time the two teams met when the
Tar Heels won it 63-21.
Rose High Man
Walt Rose was high point man
for Carolina in the meet as he con
tinued his fine everall performance.
Brent Nash performed very well as
lead-off man in the 400-yard relay.
The closest race of the day was
the breaststroke, with Mac Mahal
fey taking it for the Tar Heels.
Ned Meckins dropped a heartbreak
er in the diving competition, as he
lost by but 810 of a point to Mid-
gett of East Carolina. A pool rec
ord was set by Sawyer of the Pi
rates in the backstroke, as hej
thrashed the water for the record
time of 2:19.3.
The mermen's next encounter is
with always tough Florida in Chapel
Hill on Feb. 8.
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200-yard backstroke Sawyer
(EC); Nash (C); Carroll (EC)
Time 2:113 .
440-yard freestyle Schiffman
(C); Williams (EC); Maness (C)
Time 5:09.6
200-yard breaststroke Mahaftey
(C); Oliver (EC); Koebbcrling
(EC) Tirae-S:39.2
400-yard freestyle relay Caro
lina (Roth, Rose. Nash, Schiff
man) Time 3:42.3
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v.hoe m7 team Mirpiisetl evtTvoouv vvun a o leioiu.
s. holaMu a!K. the Far HeeK sulfered liht but major easu
.:!t ies
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Mat Futlinton. a standout end last season is not in
now. nor is sonhomm latklt Don Stalling.
I he two bovs aie taking 1 oi 1 espondeiu e toutses and plan
attend Mnumer v hool and 'Fatum i still hopeful they 11
be ba k iu t fall.
I er be. ml i a loo tball lab Well Duke rnivciVnv is hohl
iwj; one this spiinr;. It's called the Dixie C.linie and it features s
i.wbes ol .dl tu- Ui Four schools.
Ibis imi(ue imo,iton is scheduled fir M.mh 17-11 at i
VVf. .tMin3, t du- pvoiani. tbc tl'mie. vill cover all
ji.i-' il tin- g.iinc ami dcinoiiMi jtioiis lx tonduclecl by
pl.iveis of the jb Four who'll be in the middle of spring
training dining that pcritxl.
Reservations arc now beinq; accepted for the three-day
liuir.
Sports cpn'c kits '()rk Laiese. the highly touted freshman
bisl.itb.ill star hire last ear h back on crutches. York had
,m opeiation on both knees before the season started and was
, .united out this year. He was off the crutches for awhile. but
I ( s had 10 have this another knee operation whkh will
a
kn p him nn nun lies for another six or seven weeks . . . "I'm
In I1114 line though," smiles York . . . .Some of the Carolina
b.iseb.illcis .ue already limbering up and there ate a few sore
I lints aiouiid . . . South Carolina basketball coach Frank
brothers battling tooth and nail
for the top berth in the conference
standings
North Carolina dominated action
off the backboards and had one
of its better night's from the floor
hitting 4o percent against 39 for
the losing Gamecocks.
The loss left South Carolina jith '
a 62 contcrence rccora ana at
12 mark over the season. Hay
Pericola was high for the Ga ine-
cocks with 23 points and Lsick
Hoffman had 20.
THE SUMMARY
400-yard MedleyRelay Carolina
(Nash. Wachendorfcr, Mahaffey,
Rose) Time 1:09.5
220-yard freestyle Carroll (EC:
Maness C; Koebberling (EC)
Time 2:30.6
50-yard fret-style Roth (C);
Tucker (EC); Schiffman (C) Time
23.8
Diving Midgett (EC); Meckins
(C); Dyer (EC)
200-yard Butterfly Wachendor
fcr (C); Turner (C); Gartwln (EC)
Time 2:27
100-yard freestyle Rose (C);
Tucker (EC); MrCann (EC) Time
MURALS TODAY
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t iis. "I like the idea of picking the players from the whole
1 nleience. lather than iust the two Carolinas as lias been
Miested," comments Johnson .... It is conceivable that
the ACC won t have an Ail-American eager this season . .
I heie are no real high scorers in the conference, and it alw
-1 Tim that that's the way the A-.Vs arc chosen . . .
John William Reaves. Charlotte;
William Douglas Henderson. Char
lotte; Cowlcs Liipfert. Winston
Salem; Harris Alexander Coffin.
Jr., Ashcboro.
60 Monograms Given
Sixty monograms have been ap-, Third Year awards: Giles John
roved by the athletic council and'Gaca. Munhall, Pa.; William Hol-
. warded in Carolina's three fall 1 mcs Johnson. Mgr., Reidsville; j
ports. j James Harold Jones. Greensboro;'
Thirty -on were awarded in foot-; Roland William Payne. Jr.. Norfolk. ;
'oil. and were presented to thejVa.; Willis Marshall Setzer, Lenoir.
layers ;it the recent annual football ! ,
inf)ll,.t Cross Country: Wayne Staton
Wn.y were awarded in Mteer ' BishP' Greenville; David Caesar
and nine in cross country jScurlock. Greensboro; James Ever-
Mono-rams awarded: j ctt Whatley. Atlanta. Ga.; James
Football - First Year awards: ' Pickd IIun,Cr' Ua,Cigh:
i,,:,i,i imv rtr itoiHu-iiio- icVin i M a r 1 1 ii Kahn. uaiumore. .m.,
".alien? me Cunimins. Lower Meri--.
Pa ; James F'.dwin Davis, Elco.
Edward Francis Furjanic,
i .essley. Pa.; Edward Adam Lip
ki. Larksville. Pa.; David Nelson
I .owe. North Wilkesboro: Paul Itus-' Soccer: Coleman Bryan Barks.
mU. Jr.. Bridgeport. W. Va.; James j Chattanooga. Tenn.; William James
.. i. ! .hmuhi. iii,u i vim, """' Blair Morehead uny; itooen nanca
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Borden. Goldsboro; Curtis Gay
Champlin. Summit. N. J.; Thomas
Uewcllin Cordlc, Charlotte; David
Connor Corkcy. Charlotte; John
Kh.itii r.h.-inim. flreensboro: Huch
Second Year awards: Phillip Paul j m.njamjn Goodman. Signal Moun-
I'.l.ier. Whitaker. Pa ; Emil Joseph lta-in jenn.; Richard Irvin Graus
D. Canlis. Scranton, Pa.; Rowland I mart vw York: Pietcr Low Hoca-
boom, Vicksburg. Miss.; William
Skecle Klein, Swannanoa; James
Harris Purks. Raleigh; Thomas
Sladc Rand, Fremont; Herbert Ray
mood Rattay, Irvington, N. J.;
Theodore Roosevelt Smith. Sen Cliff.
N. Y.; William Michael Thompson.
Ridewood, N. J.; Charles Lyne
Whitfield. Atlanta. Ga.; Theodore
Youhanna, Kirkuk, Iraq; Bogdan
Michael Zlotnicki. Colon; Lrif Erick
son, Mi, Spruce Pine.
North Carolina C F P T
I Brennan 7 f8 2 22
Shaffer 1 11-9 4 23
Kepley 4 1-12 9
Kearns 11 5-5 4 27
Salz 8 11 2 U7
Stanley 4 0-0 18
Lotz 9 00 2 0
Poole 0 0-0 0 0
Cunningham 1 0-0 1 2j
Crotty 2 3-2 0 j
j Searcy 0 2-1 0 6 1
I Totals 44 32-27 19 115
I South Carolina G F P T
j Hoffman 9 2 2 3 20
(Callahan 3 43 5 3
, Hudson 3 2-2 ( 4
Frantz 3 220
Icntz 1 5-3 5
prater 6 33 1 113
Pericola 7 14-9 2 213
Totals 32 32 24 20 f
NORTH CAROLINA 61 $3 1
SOUTH CAROLINA 31 5G 8t
Ta football:
4:M fla ! v. Sig C'hl: Rf-
fin vs. Grimes.
Basketball:
4:00 Lamb Chi vs. Phi Delta
Chi; TEP vs. Phi Kap Sig: SAE
vs. Pi Lamb; DU v PiKA;
Lamb Chi vs. Chi Phi (W); DKE
-2 vs. SPE W; Kap Sig-2 vs.
Phi Kap Sig-3 (W)
5:00 ZBT vs. SPE; DKE vs.
Kap Psi; ATO vs. Chi Psi; Beta-1
vs. Chi Psi 3 W: University
Volleyball: Beta-3 vs. Chi Psi-t
(W); University Volleyball.
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