PACE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1958
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Light Action On Carolina Sports Front
This and tint on tlic Carolina sjxrts front
Scurlock Is Star In
Boston; Meet Set Sat.
By DAVE WIBLE
Carolina's track team, which is
! being respected more and more for
WViv now in tli.it perennial period following exams when having members' which rate high
things on the athletic front are at a virtual standstill. Take the national competition level.
thi week's schedule- for example. There is no varsity action ! had its most recent claim to fame
in niv sixiti s IwiIiiIi-iI uL until itinrl u An,! t h t c Saturday mgnt
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when all the teams et hack into action.
The lieshman haskethallers will provide most of the action
piior to Saturday's lestnnption of normal activity. The frosh
will meet the N. C. State frosh in Raleigh Wednesday night,
ttael to M.C ("S) on Thursday and round out the week
against the Duke yeat lings on Saturday.
Friday, the fieshman wiestling team will get into ac tion for
the litst time sinc e it lost. 2-13011 Jan. 17 to ACC The matc h
will he held at Pleillei . . . The frosh will get a chance to
avenge the VIM loss Saturday when two teams collide here . . .
The and VIM arsity grapplers will also meet Saturday
and the .11 sit y would like to get some revenge for a 2fH loss
to 11 on an. 1
when middle-dis
tance star Dave Scurlock won the
Boston A A 1,000 yard run.
Surlock, making his debut on the
big-meet boards, ran a beautifully
planned race finishing a tenth of a
second off the meet record of 2:10:1.
Running second most of the way
and dropping to third with a little
more than, lap to go, the big
j speedster made his move in the
i final lap and with a final kick, won
' with four yards to spare.
running for the U. S. Army. Sowell
has not decided whether or not he
will run and will not know until
the end of this week.
Track Notes
The Tar Heels will send a team
up to Lexington, Virginia, Satur
day to compete for individual
honors in the V.M.I. Relays. Duke,
Maryland, and State will be there
and it should be a good preview of
things to come in the ACC Indoor
Games to be held here March 1.
. . . . . Wayne Bishop will run in
the 2-mile at V.M.I. He will also
run in several more of the big
indoor meets but does not know
which ones yet Carolina
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Swimmers Only Unbeaten Team On Campus
Carolina's only undefeated team, the swimmers, splash
hack into action at Bowman (iray Pool here Saturday against
I loiida. Pat Faiy's tluh will seek win numher nine against
the l lnridians, who are tahhed xssihly the toughest team
the Far Hee ls will face this season . . . That the mermen arc
one ol the linest teams in the country is evidenced in the fact
that the haw not had one close meet this season.
I)ae S 111 lock continues to
win national m ignition for
outstanding hack perform
run es . . . .The ( t eenslx ro
u.ilit' List .u hic cincnt was
a sliininu ii toi v in the 1 .000
said inn in the ImMoii A
panics Vitmdis niht. His
t itne w .in : 1 1 . 1 . onlv a tenth
ci ond ll the meet let old . . .
Fonnei C.aniUna All-American
im Ucativ aUo won praise
tin !u wink in tin- Uoston af
l.iii . . . .lieatts's :oS.j time
in the mile was second only to
the meat K011 Dclanv.
will have two more practice meets
It was quite an accomplishment beforp the IMqqt championships.
State and Wake Forest will be here
Tar Babies Losing Men To Football
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for Scurlock since both of the run
ners he edsed out, Harry Bright of
the N. Y. Pioneer Club and Bruce
Lockerbie of the N. Y. Athletic
Club, have been competing at the
big indoor meets tor several years.
Exam Layoff Hurt
Looking back at his pre-race
strategy, Scurlock said, "I had plan
ned to move out to start with if the
pace was slow, but Bright took
the lead at a good pace so I decided
to holud back until the final lap.
Exams messed up my training
schedule and I was afraid of my
condition so I held back a little".
Next Saturday Scurlock will run
in the Millrose games at Madison
j Square Garden in New York prob
ably against the same field. This
time the distance will be 880 yards.
The record for the distance at Mill
rose is 1:50.3. the . world s record,
and is held bv Arnie Sowell who is
Writer Says
Kearns Might
Play Football
Tommy Kearns might play foot
ball next year.
February 15. and
here February 22.
Duke will be
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DAVE SCURLOCK
Organization Meet Set
For Football Managers
Any students wishing to work as
i managers of the Carolina football
team this year are asked to attend
au organization meeting to room 304
' Woollen Friday iifternoon at 4
o'clock. At least eight new mana
gers are needed before spring prac
tice begins Feb 10.
After due consideration of West
Virginia's first defeat of the bas
ketball season, the sports writers
and broadcasters who follow the
game closely today voted the
Mountaineers the No. 1 college
team in the nation for the seventh
straight week.
The race for the top spot be
came wide open when the last two
unbeaten major teams, West Vir
ginia and St. John's of Brooklyn,
finally met defeat last week. But
the observers who had liked West
Virginia during its 17-game win
ning streak after the 'Mountaineers
lost to Duke and then bounced
back to whip Florida State.
In the weekly Associated Press !
poll of sports writers and broad
casters, 44 out of 120 still put West
Virginia on top while the remain
ing votes were scattered, 27 go
ing to Kansas. The result gave
West Virginia 1,061 points on the
usual 10-9-8 etc. basis while run
nerup Kansas polled only 928
points.
Kansas, idle since Jan. 18, didn't
get a chance to cash in on the
Mountaineer loss by doing some
thing which would impress the ex
perts. Third place Cincinnati won
two games, but a pair of unranked
opponents held down Oscar Rob
ertson's scoring and didn't let the
Bearcats put on much of a show.
Thus Cincinnati again beat out
Kansas State by a rather narrow
margin for third place. ,
Only one chance in the top ten
was made in this week's voting as
San Francisco, Oklahoma State,
Carolina, Maryland, Carolina State
and Temple round out the upper
bracket.
Kentucky, rated eighth a week
ago. dropped its fourth same of
I the season to Georgia Tech and
! slipped to 12th in the point totals.
Maryland and N. C. State moved up
one notch in the ratings and Tem
ple, winging along on a 13 game
winning streak after two early de
feats, took over 10 place.
MURALS TODAY
Handball:
7:00 Godwin-Wirkins (PiKA),
Crews-Reed (SPE); Harris-Hardy
(Kap Sig), Fitts-Cowan (KA);
Miller-Harris (Phi Delt), Culber-son-Lindsey
(SPE); Rattay-War-wick
(Chi Phi), Gray-Vance-(DU).
8:00 Holding-Ramsey (Beta),
Black-Mason (ATO); Pickard-Pen-der
(DKE), Pultz-Schwerze (Chi
Psi); Mclver-Bostic (KA), Wood
Hudson (Phi Kap Sig);, Payne
Swearingen (Sig Chi), Wible-Line-berger
(PiKA); Phinezy-Russell
(Chi Phi), Davis-Schoen (Sig Nu).
Basketball:
4:00DKE-1 vs. SAE-2 (W);
ATO-1 vs. Phi Gam-1 (VV); Winston
-1 vs. Graham-2; Cobb-1 vs. Lewis
1; Sig Nu-1 vs. Phi Kap Sig-1 (W).
5:00 Pi Lamb vs. Kap Psi (VV);
Cobb-2 vs. Vic Vil; Co-Op vs.
TMA; Law Sch-1 vs. Dent Sch-1
vs. Dent Sch-1; Alexander-1 vs.
Everett; Law sch-3 vs. Med
Sch-3.
Football:
4:00 Dorm champs vs. Grad
Champs; White Frat Champs vs.
Blue Frat Champs.
Sime To Run
Durham. N. C. Feb. 3. Duke's
great sprint star Dave Sime will
run a special 50-yard exhibition at
half-time of the Duke-South Caro
lina basketball game in Duke In
door Stadium tonight.
SLme's most recent achievement
came last week in his first indoor
outing when he raced to a world's
record in the 80-yard dash in the
Washington Star games in Washing
ton.
His next official event will be in
the Melrose games in Madison
Square Garden on February 8.
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According to Durham Herald will not be able to attend this meet
sports Kditor Jack Horner, Kearns jng are asked to contact either Don
I he (iioIina lieshman basketball team could conceivably
be lcdiucd to nine men by Feb. to . . . .. Scoring ace Dona;
le i ineligible loi the rest of the semester due to .scholastic
dillic nlties (he's still in school, however) and three ol the
Tar Babies will piobablv bcin football practice when spring lu' ("llld rt'all' run ,he option play
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l V l I I Willi I I IV n V
is trying to get in law school here
and says, "if I do. I might go out
for football."
Homer quoted coach Jim Tatum
as saving: "He's so quick and fast.
irat Hie pens n
and I. ennic Hc k all played for the griddcrs in H)"7.
Buckley at the Delta Sigma Pi
house or Jim Long at the Chi Psi
house.
THE WEEK SCHEDULE
Frosh basketball at
ler. Kearns is smart and a good
thinker. I think he would have made
Two ) r swimming events are scheduled for bowman (iiay a g'eat college quarterback.'
l'ool in the near futuie . . . The Carolina Swimming Col
leiates i set for Feb. to. followed on the if,th by the .South
ern Intel s holastic Championships . . . The ACC swim c hain
pionships are slated for Feb. 27-Marrh 1.
Assistant basketball coach Ruck Freeman rejwrts that the
Tar Heels will be working out every afternoon this week in
pieparation lor their bi'4 name with Duke here Satuiday
alternoon on I Y . . . . The blue Devils have emei;ed from
hardwood obsunity since the exam layoff and are expected
to 'ie the Far Heels a real battle . . . Foitunately this one
U scheduled lor Caioliua's home court.
Kearns would be eligible for one
seaxon since an athlete is allowed
four years competition in a five
year period. Tommy, of course, will
have used up all his basketball
eligibility at the end of this season !
but he will still have a year of :
athletic eligibility if he decides to
go out for the football team next I
season.
Wednesday
N. C. State.
. Thursday Frosh
ACC (JV)
Friday Frosh
Phieffer.
basketball at
wrestling at !
TOP 20
1. West Virginia 44 15-1
2. Kansas 27 12 2
3. Cincinnati 15 15-2
4. Kansas State 6 14-1
5. San Francisco 13 15-1
6. Oklahoma State 5 13 2
7. Carolina 4 133
8. Maryland 2 11-3
9. N. C. State 12-3
10. Temple 3 11-3
SECOND TEN
11. Bradley 12-3
12. Kentucky 14-4
13. Duke 9-5
14. Dayton 16 2
15. Michigan State 11-3
! 16. Seattle 10-4
17. Mississippi State 1 14-3
18. Arkansas 124
19. Georgia Tech 12-7
20. Dartmouth 14-1
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