belter than 20 points a game be
fore tonight was held to only 12
points 'by Carolina, but the Tar
Heels could not hold Lipstas. Al
Lifson was again the high man
for ' Carolina scoring 19 points,
followed by Jack Wallace who
had 10.
Carolina 53) - FG
Wallace, f :. - 3
Grimal(Ji, f 3
Lifson, f 6
Likins, c 3
Deasy, g 2
Fhillips, g . 1
Carter 1
totals ...-.:.::..-19
Wake Forest (55) FG
Urstas, f - 7
DcTcrtcx, f 3
Hponre. f 2
T5eVois. c .
Hemric, c -
E rooks, g
Lylcs, g
TOTAL.
1
. 3
. 2
. 0
18
FT
4
0
7
7
0
0
1
15
FT
8
2
0
0
6
1
2
19
PT
5
5
5
5
5
0
3
33
PF
5
3
0
0
4
5
3
20
TP
10
6
19
9
4
2
3
53
TP
' 22
8
4
. 2
12
5
2
55
stead, Buell Mosier, John Ditt-
mar, and Albert-Long ih tlie frah-
ic fourth period.
Propst was the high scorer for
Carolina with 18 points, one more
than forward Jim DeVos of Wake
Forest. Joe, Moser and Chuck El-
lenwood of Carolina each had 10
points. . " .
The win was the third in four
games for the Carolina Jay vees
ancLavenged an earlier 59-45 de
feat "at the hands of the Deacons.
Duke Wednesday ,
41. Coin (Jap.)
utis Jtiartseu ana n. p. wnue
of Carolina placed third in the
flying rings and trampoline, re
spectively.
Carolina' (70)
Moser-(10 ).;.....
Ellenwood (10)
Dittmar (8)
Propst (18)
Winstead (8k
Substitutions
over Bill Harris (UP); and Peggy
Brown chairman of the Coed
Affairs committee over Barbara
Krafft (SP).
44. Finch-like bird
47. Jotted down
49. Coins (It.)
50. Presently
51. Killed
52. Pieces out
DOWN
1. Hiker
2. Part of "to be"
L5" L AmALm J4-l4-
44 45 44 l 48
: .
Half, S5-17 Carolina
f
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gains Lost
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Pos. Wake Forest (67)
. F DeVos (17)
. F Jon 69 (1)
.. C ....Porter (13)
G Alheim (19)
G .... Phillips (8)
- Carolina; Long (8),
Mosier f8), Wake Forest Bean (6),
Howell (2), Roseberry (1).
Carolina 19 10 21 14 670
Wake Forest 21 23 16 4 367
Solons-
(Continued from page 1)
toward overcoming "student
Mhargy our greatest problem."
With The Student Party in con
trol, and several UPs absent,
the solons chose Gene Cook, SP
from Fayetteville, speaker pro
temp, over UP floor leader Bob
Gorham by a 25 to 18 vote, and
select five other SP committee
heads and officers.
NO ONE IS TO PLAME BUT YOURSELF IF
FAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR
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One cf the big disappointments
spason has turned into
one of the biggest surprises cf
this. season for Carolina swim
ming coach Dick Jamerson.
.THriiard P. (Rick) Levy, a junior
m-'-Tamaira.' N. Y.. let it be They were David M. Kerley,
v'nnwn Monday night that he parliamentarian by acclimation;
wnnlrl : he---' one of the finest Julian Mason, chairman of the
Vnfprs in - the South. The Ways and Means committee, by a
nkv New Yorker snapped out 15 to 30 vote over Ed Gross (UP);
nf his one-year lethargy to prack Ken Penegar, chairman of the
mithern Conference recora in iinance commuiee oy. a to
4t Tnr "rteels' first meet. vote over Ed Gross again; Henry
t.pvv " is a freestyler who Lowet chairman of the Rules
. -i;s.i ; sn-vard race, committee by a 22 to 20 vote
Speciauca .
In: Monday's Duke ..university
meet he covered the, distance in
:23:4 seconds to erase the mark
, held by Floyd Drew and Bill
! Tard 'set back in 1948. The-time
ruts him . in class with Charlie
Cooper of Georgia and Don Sonia
nfrtTJ-C: State as the best free-
I stvle. sprinters in the South.
The new star came.nere two
years, ago with some good high
school - swimming experience.
As a freshman he developed well
and "established himself; as a
future great. However, last season
'n sophomore he never lived up
to expectations and showed little
nr no progress. INOW xne cnange
1 in plans' adds strength to the Tar
pis: '
T,pvv. a major in radio, will
hp "favored in the 50-yard free
style here Saturday night when
V. M. I's strong boumem wu'
rnmes here tor a
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: Trio Virginians will offer the
Tor Heels their stiff est competi-
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