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Sunday, Marcb 0.4111965
Forum Gets First
In Meet At Yale
.Carolina Hurt In Conference:
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By No Wrestling Scholarships
NEW HAVEN (AP) Rick
Forum became the first North
. Carolina swimmer to take a
first in the 1965 Eastern Sea
board College Swimming Cham
pionships by capturing the 200-
yard breastroke with a time of
2:18.4. Friday. '
The Tar Heels were in third
place going into yesterday's ac
tion, with a total of 102 points.
. Harrison Merrill and Fred
Lapp both took third . places.
Merrill did it in the 200 - yard
freestyle while Lipp placed in
the 200 - yard butterfly.
! Jack Hayden took an eighth in
the 200 - yard backstroke nd
Steve Hildenbrand was 11th in
the 200 individual medley.
Highlighting Friday's action
was Yale's Ed Towsend's break
ing of the 200 - yard individual
medley record with a time of
2:02.1. He broke the old mark
of 2:03.8 by Harvard's Bob
Kaufman in 1961, which was the
oldest standing Eastern Seabord
record. ,
' Another Eli, Olympian Steve
Clark, successfully defended
"his 200 - yard freestyle title in
1:45.1 to match it with the 50-
ACC Eastern
Keassur ed By Providence
The Atlantic Coast Confer
ence's bye in the opening round
of the Eastern Regional , NCAA
basketball tournament was re
assured Friday when Provi
dence defeated St. Josephs.
The ACC representative does
not have to go to the opening
round of the tourney in Phila
delphia to win a berth as do the
other representatives.
Going into this weekend, the
ACC had a record of 30 - 18
(.613) in NCAA competition,
while the Middle Atlantic Con
ference was 19 -14 (.576).
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FORUM
yard sprint crown he captured
Thursday night.
The final events of the three
day meet were finished yester
day, but because of- the press
time the results will appear in
Tuesday's Tar Heel along with
a full recap of the meet.
Tourney Bye
However, if NC State had lost
both games, the percentage
would be .600, which St. Josephs
could have topped for the MAC
by getting to the NCAA finals.
However, despite . State's dis
appointing showing, the Friars
of Providence came through for
the second time this season to
knock off the Hawks 81-73.
The record was built up by
teams such as the National
Champion Tar Heels of 1957,
the Wake Forest teams of 1961-
1962 and the Duke teams of
1963 and '64.
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By SANDY TREAD WELL
DTH Sports Writer
The disappointing showing of
this year's wrestling team can
somewhat be attributed to the
fact that UNC does not grant
wrestling scholarships, accord
ing to Coach Sam Barnes. v
; Six of Maryland's ACC Cham
pionship grapplers are paid
for their mat work, and most
other conference schools give
scholarships. But Carolina be
gins practice each year with
fingers crossed, and the result
is that Tar Heels wrestling
fluctuates from good to bad and
we have yet to get our backs off
the mat yet agamst the Terps,
This year was one of the bad
ones. "It has' been a strange sea
son," Barnes remarked. "We
were very unbalanced with
some strong weight divisions and
many weak ones. The other
teams geared their strategy ac
cordingly and just hit at it. It
is hard to go out knowing we
will be giving away 14 points a
match. The boys work hard, but
we were short on confidence."
Just how unbalanced the Tar
Heels were this season is shown
by examining the 147 and 157 -pound
divisions.' Roy Hagerty,
Bill Cook and Lane Verlenden
are three of the .best on the
squad, but all were restricted
to the 147 division, and natural
ly only one could wrestle.
The same is true of the 157 -pounders,
Elliott Dworin, who
finished second in the confer
ence, won the starting berth
over Jay Jacobson and Jay Han-
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Kiel (123), John S tacy (137)
and Fred Priester (177)."
Returning will be Hagerty,
Al Franusiszin (123), Jacobson,
Bill Johnson (hw), Steve Lister
(hw), Chuck Alexander (hw),
Cook, Jim Goodwin (130), Ver
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Also returning after a year's
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Maryland and Virginia, the
conference's two top teams this
year, each lose five starters.
"We think we will be a better
team next year," reasoned
Barnes. "If we don't have some
unforeseen disappointments, we
should have a successful season."
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