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t r.ATULDAY, FEIiHUAIiY 25. 1QS0 .THE DAILY .TAR HEEL pace Tinint Varsity, Pros nice masters Take Double Over Season Ends On Top Note; Nemo High By Lw Chapman DUKE INDOOR STADIUM, Fob. 24 The Duke partisans wsnccd hut the Carolina fans went wild with joy here tonight ar the final Run sounded to Rive the Tar Heel cugcrs a successful season ending and a convincing victory over the Blue Devils by the score of G4-4G. A large and boisterous crowd saw a smooth-working Carolina quintet thump the home five for the third straight ti'me this year and the Tar Heel win also mark ed the first time this year the Blur Devils huve fallen to an op ponent on their home floor. Combined for 33 In a fitting climax to end their days in the Chapel Hill basketball scene, Nemo Nearman and Red Bennett collaborated to scorch the nets for 33 points of the Car olina total. Nearman was red hot from the four line as he dunked 10 out of 10 charity tosses plus four field goals to pace the Tar Heels with 18 points. Bennett exper ienced the best night of his color ful career by scoring 15 points while racking up a sensational .700 shooting average by connect ing on seven "tries out of ten from the floor. The Carolina squad broke the scoring ice soon after the opening tap when a healthy Hugo Happ ier hit on a long one-hander to give the Tar Heels a lead they never relinguished. Dam Breaks As if the dam was then broken, Carolina points came pouring through the nets as Nearman started his foul scoring spree and Bennett thrilled the crowd with three long jump shots. The Tar Heels left the floor at inter mission with a 31-22 lead. After resumption of play, the Blue Devils managed to cut the lead to the evening's low of six points but Bennett again con nected for a pair of hooks and from then on it was merely a question of just how large a margin the rampaging Tar Heels would roll up. Tonight's victory gave the Tar Heels a top-heavy record of tight wins and one loss in the last four years of play against the faltering Blue Devil hoop sters. Ho Hum To Lead Tar Heel Tracksters Today X- nj- j 5 .-. "".. . .... if ".v.-.x.i,... "V.;- ::- i - v.'., -nrmiiwiiiiiiir- I . . V f I' I - r '- T - v - -- - & . V - v t 'jXI i , - -Air t rrf xuli ?? tp ify w': V X ' - W fl . ' : i Tar Babies Win, 64-52, Over Devils By Joe Cherry DURHAM, Feb. 24 Regaining their form after a ragged 10 min utes that saw them fall 11 points behind ,Duke, the Tar Baby ca gets clicked on all cylinders to night in the Devil's Indoor Stadi um to wallop the Blue Imps, C4 52, in a Big Four freshmen eon test. .Playing, in a preliminary to the varsity tilt, the Carolina frosh jumped into a quick lead, saw it vanish as the fired-up Duke quint took control of the game long Swimmers Arrive In Philly, Meet LaSalle This Evening PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 25 An 11 -man contingent of University of North Carolina swimmers ar- : rived here by train earlv this j morning, laey are scheduled to take on LaSalle's Explorers in the Germantown YMCA pool this evening at 8 o'clock. Accompanied by coach Ralph Casey, the Tar Heels made the trip minus one of their most out standing stare, Jimmy Thomas. Thomas, All-American record breaking ace for the Carolina team, was forced to stay at home 1 - . 1' - - 1 7 A t. .A. 1. - enough to run up a commanding a serious eoia max nas lead, and then rolled back to kePt him out practice for the sweep to their 15th victory of the. Pa3t weeK- The Tar wiU year in their season finale. ! x ve! aeimiie unaeraogs wnen The Tar Babies were paced by "" ' forward Jack Wallace, who wunoui ms ser vices. Sprinters who made the trip for the Blue and White mermen are notched his usual 15 points, and a pair of sharpshooting guards, Vince Grimaldi and Wayne Har- LaSalle. without doubt one of j; . . . . ...... 1 . . V - f . . . . v . . East boast such standout per formers as their Ail-American captain and world champion fareastroker, Joe Verdeur. Assisting him against Carolina tonight will 4e sprinter Bob Re gan, backstroker Bill Dorsch. distanceman Farrell Devlin and many other top-notch mermen. This meet will conclude the season road campaign for the Tar Heels. So far this year they've won seven out of the eight starts. Their final meet will be with Miami on Tuesday night in Chapel Hill. Clowns Ploy After defeating the Warsaw All-Star last weekend, 74-45. Bernie McKcirnan and his Carolina Clowns will meet the Monroe All-Stars tonight ai Monroe. The Monroe team is classi fied as a professional squad and will be out to end the Clo ' n't undefeated streak which has been extended to 62. Lee Gliarmis and Choo Re?.gan paced the home team last wevk with IB points each. WOMEN'S BADMINTON The coed badminton tourna ment will begin Tuesday. Girls whohave entered it should check the pairings in the gym to see when they play and who will be i their opponent. BILL ALBANS. Carolina versatile trackman, shows pain after spraining his ankle in the high jump at the Washington Star Meet. Albans turned up with a bad cold yesterday and it was doubt ful whether he would participate in the Indoor Games today. Others in the pictures are (left to right) Frank Allsron and Dick Hart, Carolina maagers, and Joe Hilton, Carolina assistant coach. Tar Heels Favored To Win Games Meet Described As Biggest Ever pold, who accounted for 12 and 1 Kent Williamson, Kirby Ambler 11 points, respectively. j arut Ronnie Basescu. They will The victory gave the Tar Ea-1 see action in the 50 and 100-yard bies a season record of 15-4, with j races and also in the two relays. the Duke series ending with Carolina holding a 3-1 edge in games won. After three minutes of play in the first half, the visitors from Chapel Hill held a 7-4 lead, but the Duke five slipped back to go ahead 9-7, with the clock showing six minutes gone. Led by Bob Strauss, the Duke outfit got hot and turned in some It is also very likely that Norm Sper, the team's other Ail-American, will swim in the 50-yard sprint event. He is slated to per form in the150-yard backstroke, too. Ben Yelverton will be the other Tar Heel entrant in the backstroke and may also swim in the medley relay. Divers Jack Wiehard and Dar- accurate shooting and had forged fel1 f1' wiU carry the Caro" tjoiuib in me springooara CAROLINA FC FT PF TP ! .Schwur. f 3 1 o 7 "'.. V .i 0 1 6 Wliiicf, T (i 3 2 15 Muddio, C 4 2 4 10 tariff C" 10 2 2 'rirnaiUi. G 6 0 3 12 ft.iliius. c; 10 5 2 iiiirpuld, G 5 1 4 11 T-naLs , . 2'i 7 21 G.r. Fr'KF, FC. FT PF TP S'ruusi. F H 4 "2 20 fiicKrrsmi, I" 0 (1 O It lit-.ith F 1 1 0 3 iJt-imliiifi. C ,4 ti 2 14 .'minor., G . :t H 4 12 h'.wlr:,, G . 0 0 1 0 H.in1rc'k, G 0 ft 0 0 VitH.n.sh. r; ft ft 1 0 1 Urot.Kv,. G 1 1 4 3 ; Tf.t.tl,, .17 18 14 52 I Ii..iitime score: Carolina 37. Duke 27. i Mural Carnival Slated March 6 The annual winter carnival rponsored by the Intramural De partment has been scheduled for Monday evening, March 6. Competitive activities for ev eryone as well as activities for spectators will be offered with an cmDhasi; on variety. Dart gamer, badminton, volley b..li. and deck tennis as well ati ffiu! shooting, bait casting, and tutj. t'.-nr.i; will be offered to bt u rn-n and women. Trophies will be given to the winners in thf latter three sports. Physical education sections un der the direction of physical ed ucation majors will put on a mass relay with several types of races fisted. An exhibition of the Duke (Continued from page 1) strength in the distances and re lay. Three Virginia schools stack up as the strongest in the scho lastic division. Thomas Jeffer son of Richmond and Washington Lee of Arlington, one-two in the state high school meet on Mon day, and Weodberry Forest, state prep school champion, will chal lenge -from the Old Dominion State. Carolina's versatile Bill Albans, winner of five individual crowns last February, will be back to pace his Tar Heel mates. The lanky speedster will only enter four events this time, but will be favored in all four. Other men bearing watching are hurdlers Bob Morrow of Carolina, and Karl Rumach of Maryland, sprinters Bill Crim mins and Dave Willis of Carolina and Sterling Wingo of Virginia Tech, distance men Sam Magill of Carolina and Bob Palmer of Maryland and Duke's shot put ace Jim O'Leary- Non-conference stars like Georgia Tech's Dnck Harvin in the shot, Tennessee's Martin Ho nk in the pole vault and Tommy Scott in the distances, LSU's ace sprinter Joe Preston and many others will be on hand to add color to that bracket. Former ace high school star pion miler from Sweden, Alf Holmberg, will tie up in the freshman division 34-mile run, which should be one of the even ing's better events. Several high . school stars will be on hand. Included are Wood berry Forest's ace distance run ner Bob Mayer, entered in the 1000-yard run, and Washington Lee High's Mack Byrd, two-time winner of the scholastic 60. There will be a special match race in the 70-yard high hurdles and this event will fit into the program following the conference finals in that event. Carolina freshman coach, Dick Maxwell, former Big .Nine champ from Ohio State; Wes Flint, one-time Harvard captain and New Eng land champ and Dick Taylor, ace Carolina hurdler last year and former conference titlist, will compete. Starter for the meet will be Frank Dobson of the Newport News (Va.) Apprentice School. Dobson is noted for his slow starting and his strict discipline at the starting line.- Tor Heel Wrestlers Pinned By Wgshington&Lee, 23-3 LEXINGTON, Va., Feb. 24. VP) Washington and Lee wrestlers completed their third consecutive ' undefeated season in Southern Conference circles by turning back North Caro lina, 23-3 in Doremus Gymnasi um. Oscar Gupton saved the Tar Heels from a shut out when he decisioned W & L's Bill Metzel in the 175-pound bout. , . 121 pounds Howie Davis (WiL). de cisioned Bob Randall. &-0. 128 Paul Weill (W&L) pinned Bill Schwartz. 5:56. 136 Ted Lonergan (W&L) decisioned Bob McGimsey, 10-3. 145 Joe.. Sconce (W1L) decisioned iiarry t arber. 155 Ken Finley (W&L) decisioned rai Kemp, b-i. , 165 Irv Wicknick (WtL) decisioned Tom Coxe, 9-2. 175 Oscar Gupton UNC) decisioned Bill Metzel. 6-3. ahead, 21-10, by the 10 minute mark. Then the Tar Baby five leveled off and staged a rally that left the Duke team and the spec tators dazed. With Harpold and Maddie hit ting from the floor, Jim Hamil ton's five cut the Imp's lead to five points, 25-20, with seven minutes remaining in the half. Bill Smith and Maddie moved the visitors to within one point. Wallace tied the score at 25-25, with a free throw at 16:30. una colors in event. In the distances it will be Cecil Milton and ' Sam Mc Cauley handling both the 220 and 440 chores for the Tar Heels. Charlie Bartlett and Andy Taylor will swim the breastroke. DUKE Youmans, F Skipstead, F ... Scarborough, F Alien, C ni ii... i: ij v,4Deas G iiieii uie vcu ui-iiia vcuii, ieu uy r White, G Smith and Maddie, really turned on the steam and retired at inter mission with a 37-27 lead over the stunned Devils. In the second half, the 'Tar Babies were forced to beat down three determined Duke rallies before pulling out of danger in the last few minutes. Ernie Sehwarz, Wallace, and Grimaldi provided the scoring punch as the winners pulled away for their eighth Big Four victory." They Won Too!! The lineups: UNC Ka-npler, F Patterson, F Tsantes, F Nearman, C .... Bennett, C FG .... 2 .... 0 .... 6 ... 4 FT PF 1 1 Thorne, G 0 0 0 10 1 4 0 0 TP 12 18 15 10 4 0 CLEARANCE SALE Army Khaki ( Reduced I to Navy Greys ' $2.75 Reduced to Army and Navy Slippers S5.53 A -2 Leather Jackets now SI 6.95 " with moulton collar S17.95 B-15 Jackets v now $6.25 to SI 1.95 SURPLUS SALES 425 W. Main St. . Durham. N. C. Totals ....24 16 20 64 6 0 5 1 Crowder, C 1 Fiemming, G 0 Ashley. G 0 York, G 3 Engberg. G 1 Kclpan, G .0 FG FT PF TP 1 1 2 3 0 2 5 3 12 21 14 0 14 5 3 0 0 a 2 0 46 Totals 17 Score at half time: North Carolina 31 Duke 22. Free throws missed: Kaooler 3. Tsantes, Bennett, Deasy 3, White 2, Youmans, Alien 3, Crowder, Fiemming 2, Ashley, Engberg, Kulpan 2. Score Carolina Duke How does your Radio Score POOR VERY GOOD P DOESN'T EXPERTS ON RADIO REPAIR JOHNSON-STROWD-WARD FURNITURE STORE W. Franklin St. Mural News COED TOURNEY AD Pi 1 will play CICA Tues day night at 7 o'clock in the semi-final round of the coed basketball tournament. The win ner of this game will play Alpha Gam 1 March 7 for the champion ship. In the consolation tournament, tho DuiH Ca tumblers I 2 will play Pi Phi 1 i ; rchKluled following the mass nby. Women tumblers and a sword dance by the physical ed ucation department group will also b- part of the exhibition. The main feature of the evening Will be the campus championship basketball game between the win ners of the fraternity and dormi tory divisions. A taber fencing exhibition will be held at half-time. Tuesday night at 8 o'clock. At 5 o'clock Alderman will play AD Pi 3. The winner of these two games will play in the consola tion finals. REMOVE CAES Coach R. A. Fetzer requests that all cars by Emerson Stadium be removed due to baseball prac tice. A wrecker is scheduled to aid the removal job on Monday. 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