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Co-Rec Carnival Tonig
By BILL IIASS
DTH Sports Writer
K The 20th annual Co-Rec sport
. carnival will be held tonight
in Woollen Gym beginning at
7 o'clock. All teams are re
t quested to be on the floor by
; 6:45.
I Forty-two teams are entered
in this year's competition. So
J rorities are matched with boys
i residence halls and fraterni
l ties with girls residence halls.
Relays will start the whole
affair off, followed by compe-
tition in badminton, table ten
I nis, volleyball, tether ball, box
f hockey, archery and carnival
games. Included m the carni
val games are such interesting
events as worm relay, ham
mer the devil, blow and burst,
funnel volley, bean bag toss,
wash day, paper plate flip and
bean straw.
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In tag football action Friday,
Connor outlasted the Joyner
Jocks, 34-23. Mel Phifer led the
Connor attack with two touch
downs while John Kispert, Don
Staley and Rick Harris tallied
once each. Staley was credited
with four extra points. Dan
Smith scored twice and Bill
Day once for the Jocks.
The Craige A Clippers whack
ed the Craige A Clowns, 29-19.
Ray Boling, Duke Walsh, Tom
Miller and Larry Wildes had
Clipper TD's. Bill Daughtery
scored twice and Rick Benson
once for the Clowns.
Dave Adeimy's first-half
touchdown gave the Teague
Terrifies a 6-0 victory over the
Avery All - STars.
The Alexander Poohbahs
coasted to a 23-14 win over
the Alexander Fatals. Rod
Boyette had two toudhdowns
and Jim Lovett one for the
Poobahs. Dick Fisher had two
for the Fatls.
The Stacy Studs eliminated
the Everett Rogah from a spot
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of bringing in the Christmas sea
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DTH Sports Editor :?
The rumors began circulating among students in
Chapel Hill almost immediately after Carolina's
3-0 loss to Wake Forest over Homecoming weekend.
THE RUMORS
"Coach Hickey is quitting." The statement was
passed around big fraternity court on that Saturday
night.
The story of Coach Hickey's future began in the
State papers as far back as last November after the
Tar Heels compiled a disappointing 4-6 season.
The Greensboro Daily News broke their big
"scoop" last Saturday. The article on their sports
page stated that Jim Hickey was going to the Uni
versity of Connecticut as head football coach and
athletic director.
United Press International is also investigating
the events for a big story.
Even the Atlanta Journal has gotten in on the act.
Here are the first two paragraphs of an article that
appeared in their Sunday paper:
"University of North Carolina football coach Jim
Hickey definitely will resign after this season and
Georgia Tech assistant Bud Carson is a prime can
didate to succeed him, The Journal - Constitution
learned Saturday night.
"Sources close to the Tar Heel head coach say
Hickey, who has been under pressure for several
years, has already accepted a position as athletic
director at the University of Connecticut."
Articles such as these have breathed fire on the
speculation of students in Chapel Hill.
Here are two added rumors that have made ama
teur Sherlock Holmes sure that they have thejir
By OWEN DAVIS
DTH Sports Writer
Coach Fred Mueller said his
Tar Baby forces are ready and
rarin' for action against Duke
in next Saturday's closing bat
tle in Durham. "Everybody is
ready except Zemaitis and he
is doubtful," said Mueller. "We
are really ready to go now."
Reviewing the session in
which UNC has split four en
counters, the Carolina mentor
said his team has not been
able to generate enough force
for a sixty - minute effort.
"We have played only a half
of each of our four games,"
he commented.
Bring On Blue Imps,
ays Coach Mueller
"We haven't played a full
game yet but we hope to do it
against Duke. If we put two
halves together we will really
have a go at it. We could be
as good as any freshman team
here if we did that."
Pointing to individual players
Mueller was very high on bis
linemen. "Steve Burdulis has
been going both ways and has
done an unbelievable job for
us at linebacker. George Ste
vens has been great at offen
sive guard with his blocking.
"John Winkler at tackle and
Jim Seganiec have done real
well in the offensive line. In
fact the whole offensive line
has done a real good job all
year."
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USC Alumni Circulating
ACC Withdrawal Petition
COLUMBIA (AP) Coach
Frank McGuire of the Univer
sity of South Carolina says
that a petition being circulat
ed by alumni asking the
school's withdrawal from the
Atlantic Coast Conference is
against his wishes.
The Gamecock basketball
ACC Stats
TOTAL OFFENSE
coach said Monday the peti
tion, which began circulation
during the weekend, was a
response to the ruling last Fri
day by the ACC executive
committee that declared bas
ketball ace Mike Grosse in
eligible to play.
McGuire said he was con
sulted about favoring the peti
tion but "at this particular
time I asked them not to cir
culate a petition because we
in the playoffs, 12-8. Dave De- case clinched: First, Hickey said before the season
began that if he didn't compile an 8-2 record this sea
son he'd leave Chapel Hillr and secon, the Hickey
residence is up for sale.
Priest and Mike DeBruhl had
TD's for the winners, Sam Joh
son for the Rogah.
Phi Delt Blue won a double
header, 13-0 over ATO Blue and
26-0 over the ZBT Zebes. Rick
Crowder and Bunky Mastin
scored against ATO. Crowder
'added two more and Mastin
another against the Zebes.
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AND THE FACTS
The Sherlocks can put away their cloaks and
their magnifying glasses and some news papers have
a little explaining to do.
Here are the facts: .
Jim Hickey has not resigned, and Coach Hickey
has not been offered, and therefore obviously not ac
cepted, any position at Connecticut.
"I have a good job at Carolina," the coach said
recently, "And my only concern now is to. pull out
of a loosing season and post a winning record."
"When the season is over, if an offer of a job
comes - which hasn't yet I will consider it. I will
weigh the offer against .what I have at Carolina and
determine which is better for me, my family and
my security."
Connecticut's public information director Wallace
Moreland confirmed the coach's statements.
"The president of the university invited a num
ber of people here as advisors to discuss the va
cancy created by the retirement of our athletic di
rector. Jim Hickey was one of the men who came
here. That was last spring. A decision on the job
has not been reached, and as yet no one has been
Phi Kap Sig Gold blanked the offered the position."
The Pi Kap Phi Futbawls
drubbed Delta Sig Blue, 31-6.
Bill Early led the way witfc
three toudhdowns and Al Ellis
added another. Robinson man
aged a score for Delta Sig.
KA Blue crushed the Sigma
Chi Raiders, 42-6. Warren Wills
scored twice and Travis, Brew
er, Bullock and Coppedge once.
McMillan had the lone Sigma
Chi score.
DKE Blue downed the TEP
Tops, 13-6, on scores by Dixon
wiDDie and King. Stu London
scored for TEP.
The Sig Ep Blue team wal
loped the Lambda Chi Joy
-Oboys 39-0. Pope and Womble
scored twice, Jackson and
Long once.
Team G. Yds. Avg.
Virginia 7 2067 295.3
N. C. State 7 2059 294.1
Clemson 6 1755 292.5
Duke 7 1767 252.4
W. Forest 7 1714 244.9
Maryland 6 1422 237.0
U.N.C. 6 1375 229.2
U.S.C. 7 1558 222.6
TOTAL DEFENSE
Team G. Yds. Avg.
Maryland 6 1395 232.5
Duke 7 1846 263.7
N. C. State 7 1968 281.1
U.S.C. 7 1974 282.1
W. Forest 7 2020 288.6
U.N.C. 6 1748 291.3
Clemson 6 2070 345.0
Virginia 7 2455 350.7
PASS OFFENSE
Team
Virginia
Clemson
"Maryland
U.N.C,
N. C. State
Duke
W. Forest
U.S.C.
Att.
196
126
117'
134
147
143
118
116
Comp. Yds.
95 1258
67 t 4 j 1080
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73
72
66
49
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Phi Gam Whiteowls, 11-0. Char
lie Morgan had the game's only
touchdown.
Groceries
Groceries from Harry
Taylor's Supermarket in Hook
erton that are not claimed by
5 p.m. today will donated to the
Oarrboro Welfare Department
for distribution to needy fami
lies. The groceries may be picked
up today at the YMCA from
8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Information sheets for the
rod and gun field meet may
be picked up in the intra
mural office any time to
day. Entries are due Wed
nesday and the meet will
be held Thursday.
Hickey hasn't spoken to Chuck Erickson, Caro
lina's Athletic Director about his future thus far this
fall.
As for the rumor of Hickey's statement about the
necessity of an 8-2 season, no coach would ever make
the mistake of putting himself that far out on a limb.
Jim Hickey's house is for sale, it has been for
sale, it has been for years. The-coach has two daugh
ters in college and the house is just too big. It's as
simple as that.
TOUGH JOB MADE TOUGHER
Jim Hickey has a tough job, and it's getting tough
er as the weeks and the games go by.
The matter of his future concerns the coach, his
family, and the athletic department. Until a public
statement has been made by the coach himself spec
ulation concerning his future is not the privilege of
students or newspapers.
Jim Hickey has a tough job, and the midseason
rumors and articles aren't making it any easier.
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This year marks a
in the practice format for the
freshmen. Instead of devoting
most of their time to practicing
among themselves, the Tar Ba
bies are thrown up against the
varsity every session.
This takes away time for con
centrated work on frosh prob
lems and deemphasizes the Tar
Baby unit but Mueller thinks
it has helped.
"It makes better players,"
he said. He also said he would
not attribute the high injury
rate to the daily scrimmages
against the varsity because
"our injuries have not come
against the varsity but in
games."
Although Carolina has had a
mediocre season, Mueller is
not disheartened. "Iam pleas
ed with the hustle and desire
the boys have shown. That has
been a bright spot for us."
This year's crop will be next
year's sophomores and Mueller
has several players who he
thinks will see some action in
UNC's 1967 edition.
"We think we are playing the
boys with the most potential
but you never can tell what
might happen in the spring. A
boy might just blossom unex
pectedly so you can't really
tell who will play next year."
The Tar Babies have a dis
appointing record but a mul
titude of injuries has hurt their
attack. Such names as Zema
Price, Burdulis, and Tripp pop
still have a chance for an ap- up when promising sophomores
are mentioned.
peal.
The 49 - year - old coach
would not name those heading
the drive. But he said that
25,000 names are being sought
for the petition in North Caro
lina, South Carolina and else
where for presentation to the
university. He added that Gov.
Robert McNair has already
been informed about the mat
ter by letter. A spokesman
said the university was not in
volved with the petition in
any way.
Grosse, a sophomore from
Raritan, N. J. was ruled in
eligible after his status was
questioned by Commissioner
Jim Weaver and Duke Uni
versity because he didn't score
800 on the college board tests
required to qualify for a scho
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