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. JL; At. . FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1952 THE DAILY TAR HEEL (r a - n it -it it it it . n n- nfl o a n r. u u ti UULS I earn J 7 . raws v no . ir - I i 11 iTi'iihi J . ill no- iiiiM . . . E - -J m V i r t by Ed Si&rnes - WAKE FOREST, Jan. 10 The Wake Forest basketball team, beaten 10. times in 14 starts until tonight made up a 15-point defecit in an amazing drive during the last part of the third period and the fourth period to tie the game and go ahead and win in an overtime, 55-53, over Carolina here tonight. ? The loss knocks the Tar Heels out of first place in the conference race, giving them a 5-1 record in the loop, tying them for second place with West Virginia. The score was tied,' 49-49, at the' end of the regular game. Sophomore forward Al DePorter of Wake Forest put the Deacs ahead, 52-49, with a set shot and free throw, but Al Lifson narrow ed the "margin to one point with a lay-up. DePorter came back . with a lay-up . and Guard . Al Brooks' added a foul shot to give the Wake Forest team a four point edge. ; -Jippy Carter ended the night's scoring with a set shot, but it . was.:2iot enough and the Deacons won. Ray Lipstas, who was the game high .scorer, with 22 points, made a . lay-up in the third period which - seemed - to ignite the Deacs.: They stormed backed and griped, out the 34-19 lead which the Tar, Heels held at that time. : Lipstas, a Berlin, N. J. sopho more was particularly hot, during this drive and made 16 of his points iri the second half. De Porter made li points ' in the second half and Dickie Hemrick, five, which was all the scoring for Wake Forest in the second half.' - ' ' The -Tar ' Heels 'ere badly handicapped during the over time period, When they lost five of .their men and the control of the- backboards. Jack Wallace, Vince Grimaldi, Al Lifson Howard Deasy and Paul Likins went but cn "fouls. ,., - ; The Tar Heels started as though they- would make a run-away .of the game, 'taking a 26-17 half time lead. Al Lifson was particul arly hot during this time, making 10 points, eight of them In a row. , The Carolina defense was quite effective, holding Hemric to seven points, three of them on fouls JavyeesBeat DeacsJO'67, In Overtime (Special to The Daily Tar Heel) iWAKE:: FOREST, Jan. 10 A tremendous- last period drive, powered almost single-handedly by Joe Moser and Floyd Propst, carried the Carolina junior var sity basketball team into a vic torious overtime period against Wake Forest's Jayvees and won the game for the Tar Heels, 70-67, here tonight. The Tar Heels went into the final period 10 points behind the Deacons, and although they lost four men on fouls they held Wake Forest to four points and made 14 themselves to tie" the regulation game, 64-64. It was Propst and Moser who enabled Carolina to tie the gc'ore, with Propst hitting on two Set shots to bring Caro lina wi thin two points of a tie and Moser tying the score with an other set' shot.;. Propst anfd Moser did the scor ing for Carolina in the overtime, Moser getting four and Propst making , two fo ra total , of six points while the Deacons got only three..':"'-10-; Wake ; Fprest Guard Bill Air . heim, who was the game high scorer with 19 points, carried the Deacons during the first half in which he. scored 16 points. Wake Forest led, 44-29 at the half time. But he fells off badly during the second half and got only three points and the Tar Heels came roaring from behind. The Tar Heels were badly han dicapped when they lost forward Chuck Ellenwood before the end Hemrick, who was averaging of the first half and lost Skip Win- hotter than 2.0 ToiriV.s a game be- stead, Buell 3Vtosie--t-, John "itt- n, luxe wiiigm was iieia iu umy x& mar, ana Albert Long 11 the fron- , eftjnoes Take 6 Of 7 First Places by Tom Peacock Florida State's National Col legiate and AAU champions ;ex hibited what was probably , the best gymnastics team ever seen in Woollen Gym last night, de feating Carolina, 83,29. The Seminoles won six of the seven events, and tied the other, without using their three best . i i . .. men. Carolina won dui one event, Charles Hartley besting by one-and-a-half seconds the Conference rope, climb record of 4.3 seconds. Dr. Hartley D. Price, nationally famed Florida State and Olympic gymnastic coach, used his three top men only in exhibitions so his Second team members, could have more practice for their meet with Army Saturday. Jack Miles, AAU rings champion, Carmen Regna, and Don Holder all gave exhibitions, but did not compete in their events. High scorer for the meet was Joe Regna, Carmen's twin brother with a first, three seconds and a fifth, compiling 19 points in all. Hartley was too man for the Tar Heels with six points. Dick Gutt ing, who Dr. Price considers the best tumbling and trampoline man in the . country won ; both those events and went on to give an amazing exhibition of dexte rity on the tramp for the large, delighted crowd. ; The Florida squad is probably the best amassed in . the history of gymnastics. The large crowd, was much impressed by the feats rous with their applause for both of the Seminoles, and was gene squads. , Florida State goes to West Point for a dual meet with Army Saturday, then to Annapolis and Navy on Monday, and finally back to Durham for a meet with Tankmen Beat VPI, 50-34, Meet VAAI Here Tomorrow BLACKSBURG, Va Jan. 10 The Carolina swimming team ran up an easy 50-34 victory over the Virginia team, here today the 51st straight conference win for the Tar Heels and the 15th vic tory against all comers for Caro- for Carolina. The Tar ,Heels used only four men from their varsity squad, leaving the remainder home for the meet with Virginia Military on Saturday. ' Cecil ' Milton was the star f or the Tar Heels, taking firsts m the 220-yard freestyle and the 440- yard freestyle. His time in the 220 was 2:20.8, topping teammate Charles - Wolf. He was clocked in 5:10.2 in the 440, defeating Jfones of VPI. ' ' The only other man to win more' than one first place was Miller of VPI, who took both the 50 and 100-yard freestyles. Buddy Barrcke of Carolina won the individual medley. 300-yard Medley Virginia' Tech Linker; Howard, Gale). Time: 3:18. 2201. Milton (C). 2. Wolf (C). .2 Llneweaver (VPI). Time: 2:20.8. 50-1. Miller (VPI). 2. Widoff (C), 3. Smith (VPI). Time: 25.4. . Indivisual medley 1. Baarcke (C) ) , 2. Jones (VPI). 3. J. Alexander (C), Time 1 39 8 Diving 1. kelson (C). 2. Alln (VPD, 3. Woods (C). 100-yd freestyle 1. Miller (VPI) and Ambler 4UNC) tie. 3. Heln (C). Time: 55.8 ' - . - 200-yd backstroke 1. Jewel (C) , 2. Stepp (C). 3. Bragg (VPI). 200 yd breastroke 1. Haydon (VPI) , 2. Higgins (C) 3. Nissley (VPI). Time: 2:46.8. 440-yd freestyle 1. Milton (C). 2. Jones (VPI), 3. Shannon (C). Times: 5:10.2. 400-yd freestyle relay (Miller, Smith, Lineweaver Jones) 3:59.4. DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Lave 5. Mountains (Switz.) 9. Scope 10. Jump 11. Rope securing device (naut.) 12. 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