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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1951
FRIDAY.
1951 Carolina Football
Accumlated Statistics
, The accumulated statistics for
the 1951 Carolina football "team
we're released Wednesday by the
Sports Publicity Office. They are
as follows. ;
MURALS
" Beta Theta" Pi, campus tag foot
ball - champs, and the Medical
School, dormitory tag football
champs, led the fraternity and
dormitory divisions, respectively,
in. the final Fall quarter intra
mural tabulation.
The Betas topped Sigma Chi by
seven points 301.525 to 294.833
and the Zeta Psi was third. Delta
Kappa Epsilon and Phi Gamma
Delta rounded out the top five in
the fraternity division. ..
FRATERNITY DIVISION
Organization
Beta Theta Pi .
Sigma Chi ....
Zeta Psi
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Phi Gamma Delta.-...
Sigma Nu .......;......".......;...
Sigma Alpha Epsilon ...
JChi Psi .. -
Tau Epsilon Phi .....
Lambda Chi Alpha ..
Phi Delta Theta .......
Pi Kappa Phi ..
Chi Phi .. .
Kappa Alpha ........
Pi Kappa Alpha ....;.....
Alpha Tau Omega
Pi Lambda Ph i ..
Kappa Sigma ..
Theta Chi :,
Kappa Psi
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Zeta Beta Tau
Phi Kappa Sigma
Delta Psf (St. Anthony) .
Phi Delta Chi .. -
Delta Sigma Pi ..
Total Points
...-... 301.525
. 294.833
289.641
287.368
274.146
235538
.... 234.393
.... 230.591
. 221579
. 212.464
.. 206.525
196.667
191.469
190.712
183.687
181.949
170.737
168.545
. 147.712
140.833
...... 139.379
...... 123.404
119.308
100.904
.... 87.5
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SCOR BY GAMES
Opp UNC
0 N. C. Slate 21
28 Georgia 16
45 Texas 20
6 South Carolina 21
. 14 . Maryland 7
39 , Wake Forest 7
21 Tennessee 0
12 Notre Dame 7
19 , Duke 7
224 120
TEAM STATISTICS
Opp UNC
95....
51.
1....
147....
2108.
1113...
3221...
169....
77....
17....
82....
715....
81...
0...
2803.
34.6..
34....
300...
8.9..
23...
514...
18.4..
First Downs Ruslftng 85
First Downs Passing...., . 44
First Downs Penalties 11
........Total First Downs 140
. Net Yards Rushing ..1257
Net Yards Passing... .. 957
Total Net Yards.. ...2214
Passes Attempted 185
: I....Passes Completed.... 83
.. H a d Intercepted.......... 20
.... Fumbles 37
-.. Fumbles Lost.. . 17
... Penalties 57
..Yards Lost Penalties i 505
..J.... ..... Punts 73
Had Blocked. ................ 0
...Yards Punts 2829
...Average Distance Punts 39.7
..... . Punt Returns.... 45
Yards Punt Returns 519
...Average Dist. Punt Ret : 115
JCickoff Returns 44
... Yards Kickoff Returns 839
Average Dist. . KO . Ret 19.3
DORMITORY DIVISION
Medical School
Lewis .
Ruffin
Victory Village
"B" Dorm
"A" Dorm ..
Alexander . .. ..............
NROTC
Stacv ......
Law School ...
Town Men's Association :.
Old East ...
Dental School v... --...
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"C" Dorm ...... ......
Man gum .. ...... :.
Battle-Vance-Pettigrew ....-
Wesley Rockets
G ri ivies ......."'"'
Emerson .: . .....
Aycock ......v....
Manley - . ...
Graham
Everett : ....:.:.;..
346.32
256.5
256.426
236.5
235
188
157
156
154.S
129
111
108.142
100
87.5
83.5
77.5
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45
42.5
425
32.5
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Bradley
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from last year's crew and the pre
sent squad is made up of primarily
freshmen and sophomores. It has
been good enough, however,; to
down Minnesota 58-54 and battle
Vanderbilt, Southeastern Confer
ence champs, to the limit before
losing, 55-51.
Only lettermen back for Coach
Fordy Anderson's outfit is Leroy !
Ott, a sixfoot guara wno owns a
deadly one-hander. Stan Albeck
and Dick Goelzer, two boys who
were members of last year's team
although they did notwin mono
grams, have won starting jobs this
season. Goelzer is a six-five cen
ter, while Albeck is a slim for
ward. Duke, which won its first games
with Temple and 1 lanes Jloisery
before meeting Nonh Carolina in
the Gerry Gerard M morial Game
Wednesday, is agair. led by star
guard Dick Groat, who is captain
ot the Blue jDavils. His partner
at guard is a dashing sophomore
from Philadelphia, Rudy D'Emilio.
Another sophomore who has won
a starter's berth is Bernie Janicki,
a blonde, six-four forward from
Ambridge, Pa. His forward. part
ner is letterman Bill Fleming of
Philadelphia. Divinity School
senior Carl Glasow of Rochester,
N. Y., is the Duke center.
In a preliminary game to the
Duke-Bradley clash, the Duke
junior varsity, winner over the
Atlantic Service Force crew in its
only game thus far, meets the
strong Cherry ; Point Marines.
Game time for the preliminary is
6:30 o'clock. Coach of the Cherry
Point team is Lt. Bob Smith, for
mer Long' Island lAiiversity cap
tain. .
The Bradley contest ends - a
rugged four-game week for the
Blue Devils. SHjesday they face
Furman's Purple" Whirlwind at
Shelby and on Saturda; meet Vir
ginia Military Institute in Duke
Indoor Stadium. .
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A; Most Merry
Christmas and
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Strong UNC Gymnast l earn
Could Have Losing Season
by Alva Stewart
A host of outstanding performers,-
led by Captain R. S.
White, will carry Coach Bill
Meade's hopes for a successful
gymnastic season ' in : 1952, but
even with this -abundance of ta
lent, the Tar Heel gymnasts
could have a losing season ' be
cause of " their rugged schedule.
The Tar Heels face three of the
nation's, top teams Florida State,
Penn State, Army, and possibly
Navy.
Paced by the Regna twins,
Florida State, is likely to repeat
as National AAU titleholder. Last
year, the team won the Southern
Intercollegiate Gymnastic League
crown and slso placed first in the
National Intercollegiate cham
pionships. Florida State is coached
by Hartley Price, who tutored
Illinois to two national champion
ships before going to Florida.
Coached by Gene, Wettstone,
1948 U. S. Olympic mentor, Penn
State will be a strong contender
for national laurels. The Cadets,
coached by former Olympic
gymnast Tom Maloney, are East
ern Intercollegiate champs. : Runner-up
to Army last year, Navy
will be hard to beat. The Middies
are coached by former Olympic
gymnast Chet Phillips.
. The Tar Heels also have
scheduled meets with Duke (on
Feb. 8 and Feb. 29) On March 15,
the Tar Heels will compete in the
SIGL meet at Tallahassee, Fla.
One week later they will jaunt
to Boulder, Col. for the N.C.A.A.
championships. The" N. A.A.U. and
Olympic try outs will be held on
May 3 at State College, Penn.
Leading contenders for South
ern honors- are Captain R. S.
White, SIGL trampoline cham
pion; fDon Waddell, promising
sophomore tumbler; junior Char
ley Hartley, who bettered the
SIGL rope climbing time in prac
tice Wednesday; letterman Check
Goodin, chief point-maker in 1951;
junior Andy . Bell, the most con
sistent winner for the Tar Heels
last season; and Otis Hartsell, a
sophomore whom Coach Meade
calls "the most improved man on
the squad."
Other boys who will probably
see action in one or more of the
event are Jerry Dorn, senior rope
climber; Gordon Hudson, fresh
man performer on the side horse;
Rupert Phipps, on the parallel
bars; Pete' Brumley, Frank Wil
liams, Larry Thorp, and Bill
Woods on the mats; and J ohn
Rhodes, Dick Hallden, and Bill
McCord on the trampoline.
Goodin is called the "iron, man"
of the team by Meade. The de
pendable junior performs on the
side horse, high bar, parallel bars,
and rings. Besides displaying his
agility on the high bar, Andy
Bell helps out on the rings. Letter-
yrcsricrs'-:;To ;
Meet Davidson
The Carolina wrestling team
will get Its first taste of com
petition of the season when it
meets the Davidson matmen to
morrow night at 9 o'clock in the
Wildcat gym.
Four freshmen, two sophomores
and two seniors will wrestle
eight Davidson matmen. The
frosh are Abbie Keles (120
pounds); Earl Kendrick (130);
Pete McGhee (157) ; and Sandy
Dann (137). The two sophs are
Andy Holt, the blind boy, and
Harold Butts. Holt will compete
in the 177-lb. class, while Butts
is a heavyweight. Both of these
boys wrestled on the freshman
team last year.
Maryland is favored to win
the Southern Conference crown
this year. : The defending, cham
pions are the VMI Keydets, who
are coached by Oscar Gupton,
Carolina frosh coach last year.
man Jerry Dorn performs on the
high bar as well as climbing the.
rope.
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