THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Friday, February 24, 1231
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By TOM CAMP
Hugh Roddin of Maryland picked up the first individua
medal of the Atlantic Coast Conference swimming and diving
championships last nighty winning the 1500-yard freestyle in
19:42. , . 1 -. -
7: Roddin, who won the same event in the Freshman Invita
tionals last year, was followed tp the finish line by Jon Weber
land Frank Lea of North Caro
lina, with respectable times of
19:48.3 and 20:03.
Other medal winners of the
12-man race were Greenberg of
Maryland, Gill of Duke, and
Noell of Virginia.
Today's schedule begins with
the semi-finals in low board
diving at 1:00 p.m. followed by
the preliminaries in the indi
vidual xaces at 2:30 p.m. Finalist
in the afternoon races will meet
Terps Wrestle Heels
For Top Spot In ACC
f Coach - Sam Barnes and his
Torth Carolina wrestling team
&re faced with a gigantic task
tonight. .
; They meet the mighty Terps
fcf the University of Maryland,
the- gladiators from the north
who are defending Atlantic
Coast Conference champions.
Terp Coach Sully Krouse says
that he has the finest team this
.year he has had in 14 years.
: At stake in this evening's
match will be first place in the
ACC regular season standings.
Carolina- presently leads the
field, but a Maryland win to
night would give them the title.
Both are undefeated in confer
ence competition.
Barnes' concern over the
strength of the Marylanders
may be summed up in a state
ment he made Wednesday. "The
cardboard section club of the
university is having 5,000 'Sur
vive Maryland' pins made up
for this match," he quipped.
Causes for concern are in the
persons of Pat Varre, Gene
Kerin and Bob Mounder in par
ticular. Varre was last year's
ACC 147-pound king. Kerin was
voted the outstanding wrestler
of the ACC tournament last
season, after capturing the 167
pound title. And Mounder, a
sophomore, has pushed one of
the 1960 regulars and ACC
titleholders to the bench.
On the brighter side of the
picture for Carolina, Cole Kort
ner, the sensational sophomore
heavyweight, will be able to
participate. Kortner slightly
separated his right shoulder in
a match with North Carolina
State over a month ago and has
not seen action since. Up to the
State meet, he had been unde
feated. His return will certain
ly add some vitally needed
strength to the Tar Heel forces
Captain Pope Shuford, unde
feated thus far in this season's
competition, is the mainstay of
the team. However, he will be
faced with the unenviable task
of tangling with Kerin. This
should be one of the most in
teresting matches of the eve
ning.
Another Tar Heel mainstay,
Reg Brooker, will take on
Varre in the 147 class.
This match, which begins at
8 o'clock in Woollen Gym, will
be the last home encounter for
the Carolina contingent. They
have one more match, that
coming next Tuesday in a re
scheduled contest with Virginia
Military Institute in Lexington,
Va.
at 8:00 p.m. Saturday's sched
ule will be relatively the same,
except for high board diving in
the morning.
Leading the parade of over
100 ACC swimmers will be
State's breaststroker Pete Fo
garasy, Carolina's record-breaking
freestyler Harry Bloom and
unbeaten "butterfly" Vince Si
monton. These boys, along with
Maryland's Roddin, helped
throw the regular dual meet
season into a three-way tie for
the conference crown. North
Carolina, Maryland, and N. C.
State all lost only one ACC
meet.
Showdown Due
' For Lions' Control
DETROIT (UPI) A fight for
front-office control of the De
troit Lions reaches its climax
today when shareholders cast
their ballots for club directors.
The Lions represent one of
the richest franchises in the
National Football League but
have been beset by an internal
power struggle between the
present management and a dis
sident group headed by former
president D. Lyle Ffe.
Fife's group has been solicit
ing proxies in a move aimed at
gaining a majority of the 15-
member board of directors for
the purpose of ousting Edwin J.
Anderson.
Anderson took some of the
edge off the proxy battle last
month by demoting himself
from president to general man
ager of the Lions.
Blues Crumble
Whites, 106-67
York Larese poured in 27
points and the remainder of the
Carolina first team was not far
behind as the Blue team rolled
to a 106-67 win over the Whites
in an open scrimmage here yes
terday. The Blues, composed of
most of the men who will see
action against Duke here on
Saturday, shot an excellent 52.1
from the floor in downing the
team of reserves and ineligible
players. .
After being held to a close
44-35 lead at halftime, the Blues
quickly opened the gap behind
their faster and more accurate
Offense. Doug Moe collected 19
and Jim huoock scored 17 m
supporting roles, while the re
mainder of the team's scoring
read Poteet 13, Kepley 11, Lou
Brown 7, Krause 7, and Jones 4
Donnie Walsh led the Whites
'iyith 17, while Larry Brown had
13, Jim Donohue 10, McComb 9,
Cunningham 6, and Galantai,
Conlon, and Callahan, 4 each
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