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THE DAILY TAR HSEL
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 195
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Carolina wound up with a 42
accuracy mark for the night, but
they had a 43 average in the
first half. The rebounding was
about even as possible with the
Ttrps getting 46 and Carolina 45.
Harvey Ralz got exactly half as
many points as Iarese (1G), and
Dick Kepley was third with half
a many again (8).
High man for the Terrapins was
big Al Bunge who collected 17. He
was followed by Jim Halleck with
12 and Charlie McNeil with 10.
McNeil was hitting well until
Grapplers
To Meet
West Va.
Carolina's varsity wrestling team
will be seeking ta climb above the
..100 mark Saturday night when it
entertains always-tough West Vir
ginia in Woollen Gym at 8:00 p.m.
The Tar Heels own an even 3-3
season record so far, having beaten
Davidson, Wake Forest and N. C.
Stale while losing to Washington
and Lee, Virginia and VMI.
West Virginia, perrenial runner-up
in the Southern Conference wrestl
ing group, is a team that Carolina
hxs not met for five years, but is
also a squad the Tar Heels have
never defeated.
The probable starting line-up for
Sarn Barnes varsity crew is:
Curt Champlln, Henry Rhyne,
I'rrrln Henderson, Joe Perrini or
Iton I'urdy, Ray Russel, David
Atkinson, John Matney and Larry
Hayes.
Plans are underway for a frosh
rm'ct between the Tar Babies, who
have a 3-2 season mark, and Fort
Bragg, but the issue h not decided
s yet.
Monogram Club
There will be a Monogram Club
meeting tonight at 7:00 and all
inrmbrrs are urged to wear shhts,
ties, and sweaters. Initiations will
be beld tonight, and Chancellor
Kmeritos Robert D. House will ad
drrM the gToup.
Murals Today
At 4:00 NUOTC vs Cobb A, ATO 2
vs PiKA 3 (W), t)KE 1 vs ZBT W,
Parker 1 vs BVP, Ruffin 1 vs Man
gum. Sig Chi vs AK Pei.
At 7:15 Graham 1 vs Avery, Man
ly vs Stacy, Kap Psl vs Phi Delt
1 (W). Lewis vs Cobb B, Kap Psi vs
Pi KA, Grad Hist vs Med Sch 2.
S!g Nu 1 vs SAE 2 (W).
At 5:00 SAH va Delt Sig, SAE 1
vs Zeta Psi 2 (W), Joyner vs Ruf
fin 2. Cobb E vs TMA, Everett vs
Vic Vil. ATO vs DKE, ZBT vj Phi
Gam.
At 8:15 Aycock vs Graham 2,
Mrd Sch 3 vs Dent Sch 1, AJex 1 vs.
Cubb C, Winston 2 vs, Joyner 1,
Zeta P.si vs Beta, Winston 1 vs Con
nor. Mural:
Badminton Feb. 18, Feb. 23
Softball March 19, April 2.
Archery April 14, April 23.
Swimming April 21, April 30.
CLUDS
Modern Dance Every Monday,
4:00 p.m.
Splash Club Every Monday, 7:00
pm. i
Basketball Every Tuesday, 4:00
p m.
Tennis March 16, 4:00 p.m.
Golf-March 17. 4:00 p.m.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Dance Recital Feb. 15, 7:30 p.m.
Co-Rec Swimming - March 12,
7 30 p.m.
Splash Club Show March 24, 25.
Awards Picnic May 5 5:30 p.m.
Table Tennis
The table tennij tournament was
held February 3 at the Women's
Gym. All matches were completed
in one night. Prissy Wyrick ad
vanced to the finals to become the
new table tennis champion.
Badminton
All badminton entries are due
Wednesday, February 18 and play
will start on February 23. A singles
and a doubles tournament will be
held.
Tennis Tlay Day
On April 23 the Women's Athletic
Association will be host lot a ten
nis tournament. Most of the sur
rounding schools will be sending rep
resentatives to the tournament, and
any Carolina woman who is inter
rated in playing Is invited to parti
cipate in the tournament.
64-57
he collected his fourth personal
early in the second half. He then
left the contest and dddn't return
until the final stages, thus robbing
his mates of their biggest gun.
The Box
North Carolina G F F P
Shaffer 0 1-111
Moe 14-2 2 4
Kepley 4 24) 2 8
Salz 7 3-2 3 16
Laresc 11 12-10 2 32
Lotz 11-13 3
Stanley 0 0-0 0 0
Brown 0 0-0 0 0
Donohue 0 0-0 0 0
Totals 24 23 16 15 64
Maryland G F F P
McNeil 3 5-4 4 10
Danko 14-2 5 4
Bunge 8 3-1 2 17
Halleck 5 2-2 1 12
Murphy 1 04) 2 2
McDonald 12-2 0 4
Bechtle 4 1-0 4 8
Totals 23 17-11 18 57
Now Tar Heel
NEW YORK WWAnother New
York high school basketball star has
decided to enroll at the University
of North Carolina.
He is Billy Galantal, 6-5 Brook
lyn boy, who has been sought by
many other college coaches.
However, UNC Coach Frank Mc
Gwire, who formerly coached at St.
John's College in Brooklyn, landed
him.
Galantal said he wants to be a
sports announcer and plans to take
the radio-TV course at UNC.
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minutes of the game. Moe, a doubtful starter, due to a foot injury,
seemed well up to par last night.
Photo by Peter Ness
Mural
Basketball
Chi Psi 51, Chi Phi 41.
Zeta Psi-1 30, ATO-1 24.
Beta-1 23, Zeta Psi-2 14
Phi Gam 38, Kap Sig-2 24.
PiKA-2 50, Pi Lamb 27
SAE-1 30, SPE 21.
Kap Sig-1 30, Lamb Chi 27.
Sig Nu 46, Phi Kap Sig 30.
Manly 76, Alex-1 73.
Law Sch-1 46, Peacocks 37.
Med Sch-1 38, City Planning 28.
PiKA-l 34, Kap Psi 23.
Dent Sch-3 31, Law Sch-2 28.
Joyner-1 42, Cobb-A 23.
Med Sch. 25, Dent Sch-2 20.
Winston-2 54, Old East 34.
KA-1 32, TEP 29.
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Swimmers Face
Tough Florida
Carolina's unbeaten varsity swim
mers face what shapes up to be
their toughest assignment of the
season this Saturday when power
ful Florida University comes to
town. The meet will be held in Bow
man Gray Memorial pool Saturday
afternoon.
The Tar Heels, who own a phen
omenal 26-meet winning streak, have
bowled over 6 foes thus far this
season. Twice they have stopped
strong little East Carolina, last time
by the scant margin of 44-42.
The Floridians also were here last
year, and the Tar Heels, paced by
5 ail-Americans, won that one easily.
Leading the Tar Heels against the
Gators will be Harry Bloom, Brent
iNash, Randy Dodson, Jeff Zwicker,
Sam Douglas, Kit Mercer, Chuck
Wrye, and Bob Turner.
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Tar Babies S
By ELLIOTT COOPER
The Carolina freshman got a 33 j
point effort from guard Donnie
Walsh to lead them to a 99-85 vic
tory over Wilmington Junior Ccllega
last night in Woollen Gym.
The win boosted the Tar Babies
season record to 7-3 and gave them
their , third victory in the last six
days. The Tar Heel frosh lcoked
like a different team from the one
that got mauled 79-64 by the State
College Wolflets Tuesdav evening in
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Nashville. ;
In addition to Walsh's 33 points,
Yogi Poteet had 24 and big Jim Hu
dock had 22 so that this trio contri
buted more than four fifths of the
Tar Babies total output.
53-37 At Half
Dean Smith's frosh were in com
mand all the way and by the half
owned a 53-37 lead. Wilmington
managed to shave this margin to
8 points midway in the final half
by outscoring the Tar Babies nine
tc one during one stretch. At this
point, however, Walsh and Hudock
began to hit and the big lead was
quickly regained.
The Tar Babies had an excellent
night. from the floor as they hife on
37 of 71 attempts for a 52.1 per
centage. On the foul line the frosh
were equally hot and dropped in 25
of 31 charity tosses.
The victory for the Tar Babies
was also highlighted by the fact
that neither Hudock or Ken Mc
Comb fouled out. As has been the
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case many timest his season both
of these big starters have fouled
out leaving the Tar Babies vir
tually without any superior height.
In both contests against State the
loss of the big men severely ham
pered Tar Baby efforts.
For the losers from Wilmington
their offense was led by Ed Miast
kowski who had 19 points. Behind
Miastkowski were Ed Williams with
16, Larry Lindsey with 13, and Dick
Brennan with 12.
Smith Clears Bench
Smith - cleared his bench for the
second night in a row as eight of
thp Carolina freshmen got into the
scoring column. With the Tar Ba
bies leading 96-77 and 2:02 left on
the clock an entire new team came
in, but they were unable ta get the
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A Valentine Message
For Ladies
Only
We knew a gal named Mary Lou,
whose eyes were brown, we think,
or blue. Her figure, in the us
ual spot, differed from that
of younger tots. She very much
resembled YOU.
She'd learned, beside her moth
er's knee that every proper
girl should be aloof the sub
ject of man's dreams and not
the victim of his schemes, (a
thought with which we can't
agree).
Imagine, if you will, her plight,
Saving so- much for MR. RIGHT
that fellows said "although
she's nice she sitteth on a
cake of ice.' She studied trig
each week-end night.
"Oh Mary, Mary Lou" we said,
"if you are ever to be wed a
gentle hint might work out
fine. Be rakish, send a Valen
tine!" The desperate child
sent ten instead.
O glorious day, the ancient
spell worked out, and now she
does so well that in the dorms
most every dame turns green at
mention of her name, and soon
will chime the wedding bell.
THE MORAL . Keep it in your
mind - TO CATCH A MAN, YOU
FIRST MUST FIND A WAY TO
TELL HTM HE, PERHAPS, CAN
CUT MORE ICE THAN OTHER
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necessary four points to tie their
seasonal high.
The Tar Babies had their chance
to hit 100 with only seconds left in
the contest. John Laws had the
chance on a foul but missed the
shot and when a follow-up didn't
drop the Carolina frosh had to settle
for 99.
The Scoring
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