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Gaimtlett's Inspired Play
By PETE GAMMONS
Asst. Sports Editor
Nervously fumbling with a
pack of cigarettes UNC coach
Dean Smith was at a loss for
words immediately following
his team's 82-67 win over Ken
tucky. After taking almost a min
ute to get it lit, he finally
calmed down enough to dis
cuss what is thus far the high
light of the season.
"We played a really fine
game out there tonight, cer
tainly our best so far. Lewis
finally got over his nervous
ness and broke loose and Cun
ningham and Gauntlett really
came through."
"I let Billy stay in there
after he got his fourth foul,
which I didn't do Saturday
against South Carolina. Ken
tucky tried to feed Adams in
Aces Outlast Craige
In Basketball Action
By BILL LEE
- DTII Sports Writer
The first rounds of the
Grail-Mural Holiday Basket
ball Festival have been com
pleted with about 60 teams
still remaining in the running.
Here are the results of Mon
day's games:
In the highest scoring
battle of the day, the Ehring
haus B Aces outlasted the
Craige A Mavericks, 37-34, led
by Frank Gallagher and John
Atherton with ten each. Jim
Gallagher added eight, and
Danny Talbott followed with
seven. The losers were led by
Gene Tinill with nine. The
Aces are last year's regular
season basketball champions.
The Parker Pretzels ousted
the Old West Wolves 16-14, as
Robin Katz poured in 11
points. Ben Williamson led the
Wolves with nine.
The Chi Psi Blues chased
St. Anthony II 38-4 with Tom
Raymond and Ed Vincent chip
ping in 14 points apiece. Jack
Varner also contributed six.
TEP's Titans won their first
round game over Kappa Sig
Blue, 27-20, as" Bob Robbins
tossed in 10 points. Jim Speight
also chalked up 10 for the los
ing side.
SAE I handed the Winston
Duds a 24-20 defeat on a 15
point effort by George Simp
son. Ned Martin contributed
six, while Brad Munday topped
the losers with nine.
The Alexander Poobahs
topped PiKA II, 23-19, as
Deems Webster popped in nine
to lead the victors. Bob Lowe
picked up six for the losers.
Tommy Kirkman and Nathan
Ray hit the nets for 10 points
each in leading the Mangum
Celtics over Pi Kap Phi's Vik
ings, 30-26. John Wainio of
the Vikings was tops for the
game with 11.
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side and force Cunningham to
foul, but Adams couldn't hit
and ended up fouling out him
self." "Gauntlett did a remarkable
job on Conley. He played a
strong defensive game." Con
ley, who averaged 13 points
a game last year and was
counted on for almost twenty
this year was harassed all
night by the aggressive sopho
more, and was held to only 9
points.
Smith was pleased with the
control Lewis and Cunning
ham maintained on the boards,
getting 27 rebounds between
them.
Kentucky coach. Adolph
Rupp was considerably calmer
than Smith, but had little to
be pleased about.
"We thought that if we
could delay Lewis' breaking
ed the Peacocks, 32-29, as Don
Jackson poured in 10. Jim
Griffin led the Peacocks with
13.
Zeta Phi White,- led by
George Venters with 12 points,
triumphed over the Kappa Psi
Windsorites, 28-19. Larry Blan
ton led losers with six.
Kappa Alpha lowered the
boom on the BA Grads by a
whopping 39-7. The KA's were
led by Don Perry and Warren
Wills with 11 apiece and
Chuck Allison with 10. Tom
Weiss got six of seven for the
losers.
Phi Delta Theta eliminated
the Stacy Dark Horses, 20-11,
as Dave Rowe picked up
eight, and O. H. Parrish, seven.
The Manly White Rats edged
the Ehringhaus D Studs, 18-15,
as Paul Wellman tossed in
seven. Bill Simmons led the
Studs with six.
The Law School Snowbirds
overwhelmed the Zeta Psi
Reds, 26-16, as Allen Stacy
threw in 10 points. George
Adams topped the Zetas with
nine.
Beta Theta Pi squeezed by
the TEP Terribles 18-16. Tom
Thayer and Bennett Wood led
the victors with six and seven
points, and Don Lyman scored
eight for TEP.
Phi Kappa Sigma ousted the
Ruffin Routes to the tune of
18-10. Wave Shard topped the
winners with eight.
PiKA lost sight of the Craige
A Cowboys in turning them
back 21-9. Sam West and Tom
Smith picked up seven and six
for the winners.
The BVP Bums edged the
Delta Sigma Pi Blue team, 14
12, led by Bill Bouton with six.
Jack Gallagher put in five for
the losers.
The Chi Psi Salvos squeezed
by. the Zeta Psi Bull-Stomper
13-12,- as Dave Push led with
seven.
The Physics Fiends ran over
the Joyner Jokes, 20-9, with
Ed Fisher tossing in 10 points.
Jim Peters also contributed
six.
In the final basketball game,
the AFROTC Hustlers edged
the Ehringhaus C Studs 34-31,
led by Bill Edwards with 18
and Dick Skeen with 10. Steve
Hedman led the Studs with
nine.
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loose one more game we could
win ... but he came through.
We knew Cunningham would
be great, but Lewis was the
difference.
"North Carolina does every
thing pretty well they run
their patterns well, rebound
well and shoot excellently."
The veteran coach was sur
prised at the play of Gaunt
lett. "Where did he come
from? I hadn't even heard of
him, but he did a great job
in every department . . . he's
a good boy."
UNC Captain Cunningham
was naturally very happy after
defeating the Wildcats for the
. second time in his three var
sity years. "I think we're com
ing around well. Bobby played
a real good game."
The Kid thought that Cotton
Nash was the big difference
between this year's Kentucky
team and last year's. "They
miss him badly; he was, really
great under those boards."
Still somewhat tense after
his first "big" game for the
varsity, Bobby Lewis said that
he had been greatly disappoint
ed by his first three perform
ances. "I was really tense,
and still am to an extent, as
my foul shooting indicates
(7-14). Also there is quite a
difference between freshman
and varsity ball and it's tak
ing me some time to adjust. I
was trying too hard, but I'm
coming around and may be
ready now."
Rosen Signs
COLUMBIA, S. C. (AP) Half
back Marty Rosen of the Univer
sity of South Carolina will be
wearing the uniform of the Otta
wa Rough Riders next year. The
Canadian Football League team
signed Rosen to a contract Tues
day. Terms of the contract
were not announced. Rough Rid
ers scout J. I. Albrecht, who
signed Rosen, said the Canadian
team has hat its eye on the
Brooklyn, N. Y., nailve during
the three years he played for the
Gamecocks.
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Michigan's powerful Wolver
ines, pre-season favorites as
the No. 1 college basketball
team in the country, con
firmed that estimate Tuesday
with an almost unanimous
vote in The Associated Press'
first regular season basketball
poll.
The Wolverines, led by Caz
zie Russell and Bill Buntin,
romped past three opponents
in the first week of the season
and romped off with 32 of the
34 first-place votes and a 100
point bulge over second-place
Wichita.
Impressive in an 86-79 de
cision over Top Ten opponent
Duke last week, Michigan
gained 337 points in the bal
loting based on 10 points for
first, nine for second, etc.
Wichita finished in the runner-up
spot with 236 points.
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have had only one game to
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all plummeted from the elite
after splitting their first two
games.
Ninth-ranked Kentucky,
however, lost to the Tar Heels
82-67 Monday night after the
voting had been completed and
are in jeopardy of dropping
down in the next balloting.
1. Michigan 3-0 337
2. Wichita .1-0 236
3. Vanderbilt 2-0 189
4. St. Louis 3-0 170
5. San Francisco .... 2-0 140
6. Minnesota ....... 3-0 133
7. UCLA 1-1 86
8. Duke . . . . . . .1-1 83
9. Kentucky 1-1 62
10. St. John's, N.Y. ..1-0 59
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As Frosh.
Larry Miller poured in 39
points, 28 in the second half,
as the Tar Babies crushed Win
gate Junior College, 93-71,
Monday night for their second
straight win.
After missing eight minutes
of the first half due to illness.
Miller showed the Charlotte
Coliseum fans why he was one
of the most sought-after high
school prospects last year, hit
ting on 17 of 27 shots from
everywhere on the court.
Miller received able assist
ance from 6-8 Dickson Gribble,
who scored 19 points and
grabbed off 22 rebounds. Greg
Campbell was he other Tar
Baby in double .?ures with
12.
Billy Hargette led the losers
with 20 points. Mac Gaddy and
Dick Yongue added 14 for
Wingate.
The Tar Babies stumbled
throughout most of the first
half, unable to pull away from
the stubborn Bulldogs. Led by
Hargette, who scored 14 in
the first half, Wingate over
came an early UNC margin and
finally went ahead 28-26 with
7:52 left in the half.
Miller tied the score with a
layup, but the Bulldogs hit six
straight points to lead 34-23
with 5:36 remaining. But led
by Miller and Gribble, the
Tar Babies scored 16 straight
points before Hargette hit at
the . halftime buzzer and the
Tar Babies had a 44-36 half
time margin.
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margin was 19.
Then after Yongue hit from
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two in less than a minute to
break the game wide open at
78-50. The biggest lead came
at 2:18 when Gribble hit on a
three-point play to run the
lead to 96-63. Coach Kenny
Rosemond then pulled his
starters, and Willie Cooper hit
the last basket for the Tar
Babies.
The next game for the
frosh will be tomorrow night
against the strong Davidson
freshmen. Gametime will be
six o'clock.
Individual scoring:
UNC (98) Miller 39, Grib
ble 19, Campbell 12, Frye 9,
Shackelford 7, Travis 6,
Fletcher 2, Cooper 2, Woodard
2, Hall 0, Yelverton 0.
WINGATE Hargette 20,
Gaddy 14, Yongue 14, Bledsoe
9, Sherrill 6, Francis 4, Itober
son 2, Stegall 2.
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