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Carolina's - athletic teams pre
sent a full card of games next
week with the swimming, wrest
ing, gymnastics, and basketball
teams having contests at home.
The swimming team meets
Virginia todaV in Bowman Gray
Memorial Pool, and goes against
Princeton's mermen Monday
night, s
The wrestling team has a meet
with The Citadel on Feb. 8 in
Woollen Gym, and the gymnists
tangle with Duke here Thursday
night. -
The basketball team goes to
Morgantown, W. Va., Wednesday
to play West Virginia, and then
returns to Chapel Hill for two
games over the weekend. The
Tar. Heels play The Citadel on
Friday night, and Furman Sat
urady. '
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The -West Virginia wrestling
team clearly outclassed Coach
Sam JBarnes' Tar Heels here yes
terday handing the Carolina
wrestlers their fourth loss in five
starts, 30-0r It was the seventh
shutout in the history of Caro
lina wrestling. Navy did the trick
last year.
Led by defending conference
heavyweight champion Bob Bose
well, undefeated 123-pounder
Bob Perry, 130-pourider Bill
Pritchard, and 137-pounder Jim
Kemper, the Mountaineers show
ed the small crowd of spectators
in Woollen Gym that they will
give the defending champion
Washington and Lee team a strong
challenge in the conference meet
next month. None of the Tar
Heels provided tough opposition,
with Tom Coxe and Robin Man
gum being the only wrestlers to
score.
In the 123-pound class, Bob
Perry, unbeaten in the Mountain
eers' four meets to date, gained
an 8-0 decision over Tar Heel
Harry Pawlik. Bill Pritchard, a
scrappy 130-pounder, contributed
to the Mountaineers' cause by
pinning Carolina's Earl Kend-1
rick in 1:38 of the first round.
Husky Jim Kemper added another
five points to West Virginia total
by pinning Henry Wilson, 137
pound Carolina wrestler, in 2:37
of the first round. In the 147
pound class, Tar Heel Pete Mc
Gehee lost a 6-0 decision to Tom
Murphy. The next Carolina wrest
ler to fall before the Mountain
eers' onslaught was Harry Brad-
shaw, who was defeated 6-0 by
Eob Lowers.
In the 167- pound class, ag
gressive Don Struble outpointed
Tar Heel Tom Coxe 9-2. Muscular
Phil Comer subdued his rival,
Robin Mangum, in the 177 pound
class. In the final, match defend
ing champion Bob Bosewell
pinned hefty Ted McLaughlin in
45 seconds of the second period.
123 Bob Perry (W. Va.) defeated
Harry Pawlik (UNC). 8-0.
130 Bill Pritchard (W. Va.) pinned
arl Kendric (UNC) in 1:38 of the
irst round.
137 Jim Kemper (W. Va.) pinned
Henry Wilson (UNC) in 2:37 of the
first round.
147 Tom Murphy (W. Va.) defeated
Pete McGehee (UNC). 6-0.
157 Bob Lowers (W. Va.) defeated
Harry Bradshaw (UNC). 6-0.
167 Don Struble (W. Va.) defeated
Tom Coxe (UNC). 9-2.
177 Phil Comer (W. Va.) defeated
Robin Mangum (UNC), 8-1.
Heavyweight Bob Bosewell (W.
Va.) pxnned Ted McLaughlin (UNC)
in 45 second of second round. ,
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Coach Dick Jamerson's Tar
Heel swimmers will meet the
Virginia Cavaliers tonight at eight
o'clock in the BOwman-Gray pool.
Carolina -is heavily favored and
should run its winning streak to
twenty-one.
Princeton will be in town
Monday to challenge the winning
ways of the Tar; Heels. Led by
the great breaststroker Bob
Brrawner, the - Tigers should
make things very interesting for
UNC.
Carolina will be host to
Georgia's Bulldogs on February
9. The. Red and" Black carry the
Southeastern Conference banner
and should have at least an even
chance to knock off the Tar Heels.
The strongest challenge to the
all-victorious Tar Heels and their
Southern Conference title will
come from Raleigh way when the
Wolf pack of N. C. State invades
Chapel Hill on February 13.
There are no individual stars
on this year's Carolina team, but
there is
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