THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1952
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Carolina will use a man-to-man'
defense against N. C. "State to
morrow night when the two teams
tsnglein Woollen Gym. The Tar
Heels will have a slight height
advantage over the Wolfpack, and
1 hnns - haf --Via r?Afpnp will nirl : f
them' on rebounds.
7"Ih : the , past Carolina has at
tested Jcr block the center and
fore:the Pack to shoot from out
sider "State still was not stopped
ancf Carolina" hasn't beaten State
in 13 tries since . 1946.
Thisears Red and White team
from Raleigh - isn't the powerful, ;
all-winning group that coach Er
nie Case: had last' season or in!
years previous. The 1951-52 State
iea5i::.fiss Jiad trouble all year
igaTntuihtersectional foes;' split
7 ting ten. games. v
; . Speight Top Scorer 1, .
Top man for State is forward
Bobby Speight who is fourth in
- the .Big ; Five scoring. The 67"
string bean has scored 273 points
; m lohtests for a 16.0 average.
Herhas also turned in some fine
work: under the boards, averaging
around 12 rebounds" per game.
: ; Sophomore center- Mel Thomp
jonson Is right .behind Speight
with 157 porits in 12 games for a
13.8 average. ; Thompson is a man
Nthat Case didn't figure on in his
, pllrjs for this season', but who has
Itilrried out -to' be a, pleasant sur-
-prise-to the coach.. '
; Captain iLeef' Terrell is the lead
ErloftHeWolfpack' and is con
' i$eih$:$pdse to be one of the
, cleverest placers he has ever
:tSached; '. :: . "
he.:6nly.:'mari remaining, from
lfaeaid: teams of Dicky, Ranzino,
. Jiofyath, arid Buhas, Terrell is the
1r-'-leader and one of the top
-Scorers in the conference. He was
elected the outstanding player in
the"Dixie 'Classic last December.
r Lifsbn Guards Terrell
T'.Af. Lif son,; Carolina's : freshir? ah
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i-Fqf-M an Defense
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Paul Likins Solving Cagers'
Problem At Center Position
GUAhD duu'UE TURIN of &tte is one of the better floor men
in the Conference and will alternate with Dick Tyler as 'captain
Lee Terrell i running mate. The six foot, four inch junior from
Gary, Indiana, has a rood two-handed set shot and work hard on
rebounds. -
sensation, will draw the assign
ment of guarding Terrell. The
rcbkie forward who has become
the top scorer on the team and one
of the top in the conference, will
have his" hands full with the tricky
State caDtain.
Named to the defensive job on
Speight is Howard Deasy,' Caro
lina's 67" captain., The battle
between the ""two for rebounds
should be. an interesting sidelight
to the game.
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Jack Wallacewill guard Bill
Kukoy, State's 6'3" forward who
has a 10 point per game average.
Vince Grimaldi will draw Dickie
by Bill Peacock
Coach Tom -Scott said before
trie basketball season opened
that he had four veterans re
turning, but the play at center
would make or break the team,
and from the way freshman
Paul Likins is coming along
Carolina must be considered
the darkhorse of the conference
race. t ' :
Likins, a six foot, nine inch
" 18-year old from Elkhart, Ind.
.yesterday was chosen the Daily
Tar Heel Athlete of the Week.
' , '-He's improving in every
game," says Scott. "He's be
coming more aggressive under
the backboards' and his rebound
work is , coming along well.
We're very well satisfied with
his work; he's doing all right
for a boy just out of high school.''
' Using Height Well
The lanky Likins is learning
to use his height to better ad
vantage and currently trails
. Howard Deasy, who was eighth
in the nation last year, by 24
in the , rebounds department.
But most important, he is im
proving after' a slow start.
He is the lowest scorer among
the starters, but he usually
makes them when he shoots.
His shooting average of .407 is
second only to Dickie Hemrick
in the Big Five. Likins has
made 35 of 86 field goals and
Tyler as his defensive assignment
Tyler had been used as a substi
tute until recently and the 'speedy 36 of '56 free throw attempts
guard has been a star since his for 105 points.
elevation.
Coach Tom Scott has never had
his Tar, Heel team beaf a Case
coached State five. The two men
tors started the same year, 1946,
and the Wolfpack has won every
game since tnen.
'Keunson s o te
Feb. 1
r.: Plans are going forward for a
'gala reurj ton of four famous Caro
lina basketball teams of the early
"twenties" which won Southern
Championships.
versity Athletic Association at a
dinner before the game and other
functions are being planned.
The
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before
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MURALS
Wednesday's Table Tennis
Chi Psi 2 :'. Sigma Nu 4 2
Medical School 2... ...... .Connor 1 3
BASKETBALL :
Phi Delt Theta 3 ZBT 48
Dental School 3 .....j Connor 23
AKPsi Theta Chi 1 63
Battle .........Medical School 3 . 43
Connor 1 Emerson 60
Dental School 2 Ruffin 1 49
Manley 2 Winston 4 2
(by jorfeit)
Sigma Nu 1 DKE 1 32
Stacv Medical School 2 11
NROTC 1 Pettigrew 43
Alexander 2 .. Medical School 4 28
F.vprctt 1 Winston 2 45
Likins is capable of hitting
in the double figures as he
proved by making 16 points
against Davidson and Mary
land and 10 against Temple.
His play against Davidson was
much improved and was a tip-
off to the 42 points he has
scored in the last three games J
for an average of 14 points per
game. An overall average like
that would put him in. third
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PAUL LIKINS
. . . improving center . .
place in the Big Five scoring.
Hazelwood Saw Him
Football coach Ted " Hazel
wood spotted Likins and in
terested him in coming to Caro
lina. Likins was a star hv ths
fast Indiana high school play
and was thd second high scorer
in the northern division.
He is rare combination of
athlete and fine student. When
he came to Carolina with his
father this past summer the
first thing he asked to see was
the physics department. Paul,
who plans to major in physics,
didn'tVant to take any chances ;
on a second rate education.
Likins will have his hands
full covering Wolfpack center
Mel Thompson. He will have a
six inch height advantage over
the State star, but Thompson
has outperformed most of the
taller centers .thrown against
him this year.
. Thompson, a sophomore who
has come through very nicely
for Everett Case this year, is
second only to Bobby Speight
in scoring on the State team.
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