THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1952
THE DAILY TARHEEI.
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Against Champion Wolfpack
By Bill Peacock
Carolina basketbaU coach Tom Scott isn't predicting a win over
State here Saturday night, but he's sure the fans in Woollen Gyn
Will be treated to a very good game.
"We can expect the worse from State," he said, "but it ought
to be a very good game. We hope to turn the tide and win this one."
The Tar Heels haven't beaten the
champion Wolfpack since 1946.
"We'll have to shoot well and
guard them carefully. Against
State in the Dixie Classic (a game
which State won, 58-51) -we went
to sleeps and let them get three
quick baskets which cost . us the
game. -
The team hasn't played quite
up to the form it; showed in the
Dixie Classic, but Scott feels that
Vince Grimaldi, who went into a
slump for about two weeks, is
ready to give the Tar Heels the
kind of play he turned in at the
start of the season.
"Vince started scoring in Phil
adelphia (he got 17 against Tem
ple and 14 Tuesday against Fort
Bragg) and we hope we can get
more balance in our attack. But
everyone will have to go all-out to
win."
The center position, which Scott
said would decide the team's rec
ord this year, is improving right
along, said Scott. Paul Likins, who
has played most of the time at
that position, is doing much bet
ter on his rebound work and has
-upped his scoring average con
siderably. .
State warmed up for the game
by polishing off Loyola of Balti
more, 74-33, in a game in which
Everett Case : allowed his entire
team to play. State has the only
perfect record in the conference
(7-0), but has lost five games to
intersectional foes. Their overall
record is 12-5 compared to the
10-6 of Carolina.
WAA MURALS
7:00 Smith vs KD; 7:50 Mclver vs
Stray Greeks; 8:40 Alpha Gams vs
Carr Dorm.
; Extra Coach
President Gordon Gray sat
on the bench with the Carolina
gymnastics team when it met
Army "at West Point last week. y
The Tar Heel prexy was at the
Academy to present a portrait
of Robert E. Lee. Army won
69-40, however, despite the
coaching.
After a successful career as a
high school mentor Tom Scott,
Carolina coach, took over at Con-
Jeordia College in Minnesota for
it pays to read tub classifieds 'bis first collegiate job.
Intramural Scoreboard
BASKETBALL
4:00--Court 1 Sigma Nu 2 vs Sigma
Chi 1; 2 NROTC 2 vs Lewis 2; 3 Man
lev 1 vs Ay cock 3: 4 TEP 2 vs Zeta
Psi 2.
5:00 Court 1 Sigma Chi 3 vs KA 2;
2 SAE 3 vs Kappa Psi 1; 3 ATO 3 vs
Beta 2; 4 ATO 4 vs Phi Gam 4.
7:00 Court 1 Sigma Nu 3 vs Zeta
Psi 1; 2 PiKA 2 vs Beta 1; 3 Chi Phi
1 vs Chi Psi 2; 4 Phi Kap Sig 4 vs Pi
Kap Phi 2.
8:00 Court 1 Graham 2 vs Mangum;
2 Phi Delt Chi 2 vs Lamb Chi 1; 3
SPE 2; 4 Phi Delt Theta 1 vs PiKA 3.
HANDBALL
Courts A, B, C, 7:00 Connor vs Med
School 1; 7:45 Sigma Chi vs TEP 2.
TABLE TENNIS
4:00 Beta 3 vs Pi Lamb 3; 4:40 Kap
Sig 2 vi DKE 2; 7:00 Lewis vs Med
School 1; 7:40 Winston 1 vs Connor 2;
8-20 TEP 1 vs Phi Delt 3; 8:20 Sig
Chi 1 vs PI Kap Phi.
Tuesday's Basketball
Kap Psi 2 Chi Psi 2
Delta Psi Pi Lamb Phi
Theta Chi 2 Beta 3
Chi Psi 1 . Zeta Psi 4
ATO 2 Phi Kap Sig 2
64
29
36
23
37
67
44
22
17
S4
8
27
37
17
Phi Delt Theta 1 DKE 2
SAE 1 Zeta Psi 3
Table Tennis
2 Chi Phi 1 . DKE 1 1
3 Phi Kap Sig 1 Theta Chi 1 0
2 Phi Gam 1 PiKA 1 1
7:00 Smith vs KD; 7:50 Mclver vs
Stray Greeks; 8:40 Alpha Gams vs
Carr Dorm.
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LETS TALK
ABOUT
USED BOOSCS
Next time you stop in the InT
timate. Bookshop, take a look
at the old book corner, back
by the text department.
You'll find the darnest hodge
podge of odd books you ever
set eyes on. Prices range from
a rare North Carolina history
at $45.00 down to a big section
of old stuff at 48c. In the lat
ter group, by the way, several
customers nave assured us
that they have nicked off rare
treasures. Maybe, so. If they
did, it was in spite of our ef
forts, and you may do the
same.
While we are , particularly
proud of our North Carolina
books, there are quite a few
nice items outside of that
field, priced reasonably con
sidering that they are titles
that only show, up in a shop
every two or three years. We 11
leave you to find them for
yourselves, because half the
fun ? of old books buying or
selling is the; quality of
; treasure-hunting.
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