Wednesday, February 8, 1967
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GREENSBORO -Take a ' 6-7, 225-pound behe
moth, dress him in a Duke University basketball uni
form, give him a basketball, wind him up. Then stand
back, brother, and watch poetry in motion.
On a bad night, he will reward you with 10-15
points and a like "number of rebounds. On a superla
tive night, he will make you feel guilty because you
only paid $3.50 to see him play.
He may, as he did against Vanderbilt earlier this
season, score 33 points, his career high. He may, as
he did against West Virginia here Saturday night,
score 33 points again and, for good measure, add 19
rebounds. He will work hard for what he gets, but
he will also make it all look so easy.
Name him Mike Lewis. Label him star.
Mike Lewis, Good Big Man
Mike Lewis, who were it not for his mild manner
might very well be called the Missoula, Mont., Mon
ster, is a rarity in college basketball today: he is a
good big man. There are a number of big men playing
the game today. There are few as good as Lewis.
Such was the Mike Lewis who personally broke
West Virginia's back here Saturday night. For elev
en minutes, he was just another basketball player,
making passes, reaching skyward for a couple of re
bounds. Then Mike Lewis, star, went to work. When the
first half ended, he had 13 points and Duke had a
44-38 lead. Two of those 44 points Greensboro Coliseum
fans still do not believe. They came when Lewis took a
pass some 12 feet from the basket along the back
line, was immediately covered by two WVU players
in a collapsing zone, but spun around to bank in a
devastating hook shot.
The nets rustled as if in expectation of the goal.
Mike Lewis, Scorer
They rustled almost before the shot was on its way
because Mike Lewis rarely misses a percentage shot.
And Lewis has taken up right where he left off a
year ago. His average has hovered around 16 points
per game, and the center has grabbed rebounds at
the rate of 12 per game.
Even more impressive about the 6-7 Lewis is some
thing he has that too many others lack poise.
Mike Lewis roams the pivot in the same methodical,
workmanlike fashion whether the going is rough or
easy. And it is usually rough. Still, the expression
on his face rarely changes, the officials get no gripes, ,
the opposition gets no dirty pool from Mike Lewis.
He is poised and polished.
But then most stars are.
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By JOE Sanders
DTH Staff Writer
The UNC Swimming Team
suffered its third defeat the
season Monday night in Ra
leigh when the N. C. State
Wolfpack led the scoring to a
64-40 finish.
Although Carolina's Fred
Danneman turned in a fast
:54.7 on the backstroke leg of
the medley relay, the Dolphins
lost that key event and fell se
ven points behind at the begin
ning. Captain Steve Hilden
brand also showed good form
in winning the 1,000-yard free
style in 10:49.0, but the Heels
couldn't follow up with the
needed first places. Jim Ed
wards and Phil Riker were the
only other individual winners
for the Tar Heels.
State has placed more of its.
swimmers in this year's na
tional rankings than any other
college, excepting Yale. Al
though UNC has also placed
several of its swimmers in
the rankings, it couldn't match
State's quality on Monday, as
many of State's swimmers eq
ualed or bettered their best
times.
State was given a pre-sea-son
national ranking of ninth,
and UNC was ranked eleventh.
The two teams will face each
other again next month at the
A.C.C. Championships, a meet
in which the Tar Heels have
traditionally performed their
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Barring any surprise perfor
mances by Maryland, the bat
tle for first place in the con
ference should be between the
Dolphins and Wolfpack.
GREENSBORO (AP) Bob
Verga of Duke, Larry Miller
of North Carolina and Paul
Long of Wake Forest are blan
keted by less than two points
as the Atlantic Coast Confer
ence basketball scoring race
moves into its final month.
Verga, with 47 points in two
games last week, slipped a bit
but his 24.2 average for 15
games kept him on top. Miller
is averaging 23.9 and Long
22.4. Duke has the top one
two punch in" the conference.
Mike Lewis is - averaging 17
Point Averages
Verga, Duke 24.2
Miller, N. Carolina 23.9
Long, Wake Forest 22.4
Connelly, Virginia 20.3
Sutherland, Clemson 19.9
Harlicka, S. Carolina 18.1
Lewis, Duke 17.0
Case, Virginia 16.9
Ra. Mahaffey, Clemson 16.0
Clark, N. Carolina 14.9
Clark, N. Carolina 14.9
McMillen, Maryland 14.9
Katos, Virginia 14.6
Standard, S. Carolina 14.1
Gregos, S. Carolina 13.9
points a game to make his and
Verga's combined mark 41.2.
Rusty Clark, North Carolina
sophomore, has the best shoot
ing mark, .578 on 92 baskets
in 159 shots. Miller is second
at .557 and Lewis third at 54.6.
Jim Sutherland of Clemson
leads foul shooters with .905,
hitting 76 of 84. Jerry Mont
gomery of Wake Forest is run
nerup with .838 and Bob Riedy
of Duke is third at .833.
South Carolina's Gary Gre
I gor leads rebounders with 14.U
;a game against 11.8 for Lewis
and 11.5 for Frank Standard
of South Carolina.
By SANDY TREAD WELL
DTH Sports Editor
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
The Tar Heels refused to
throw away their national
ranking last night. They
fought back disaster and de
feated the Cavaliers from Vir
ginia 79-75 last night.
In the final three minutes of
play, Bob Lewis and . Larry
Miller on offense and Smith's
patented four - corner stall
inched the Tar Heels to vic
tory. Lewis and Miller went to
work from the foul line and,
calmly ignoring the shouts
from the crowd, added s i x
points to Carolina's side of
the scoreboard.
The crowd of 6,000 braved
Virginia's snow-covered roads
to watch the nation's number
two ranked team devour the
helpless Cavaliers.
But they nearly saw the na
tion's biggest upset. The Cav
aliers forgot who they were
and very nearly performed the
last rites for the Tar Heels'
ranking.
Virginia performed its near
miracle with the services of -two
improbable young ath
letes. Buddy Reams, a starter
whose good nights in a .Cava
lier uniform are more than
eclipsed by his bad, was
devastating from the outside.
He ended the evening with a
16-point season high.
STATISTICS
UNC Att. FG FT T
Miller . ..... 21 9 4 22
Lewis 17 8 6 22
Bunting 4 3 4 10
Clark - 9 4 4 12
Gauntlet 6 3 0 6
Grubar 5 3 17
Tuttle 10 0 0
Total . . 63 30 28 79
UNV
Connelly .. ... 15 3 4 10
Katos 18 8 3 19
Reams 16 8 0 16
Smith- 0 0 0 0
Carmichael - 0 0 0 0
Case !A..? .. ll 5 5 15
Naponick 8 7 1 15
Total 68 31 21 75
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Naponick is known in Char
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His hours on the hardwood
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But last night, Nappnick,
who scored 15 points and pull
ed down seven rebounds,
shared the limelight with
Reams.
The improbable duo never
lost their inspiration. The
Cavaliers caught Carolina
with 4:27 left in the half at
32-32.
The Tar Heels began the
half dominating the game.
But suddenly the killer in
stinct all but evaporated.
Virginia swept through
Smith's defenses for an easy
layup. The Tar Heels were
denied second shots by the re
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Bob Lewis and Larry Mill
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within one point at the gun
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40. In the second half, the lead
and the momentum slipped
from the Tar Heels. They fell
five points behind with 10:14
remaining, 55-60.
Baskets by Gauntlett, a Mil
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Bob Lewis jumpshot finally
shifted the game's momentum.
The score was tied three
times with less than eight min
utes to play.
Then Smith sent in the
stall. The Cavaliers felt the
ensuing pressure, and Lewis
and Miller provided their
game winning dramatics
from the foul line.
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