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rKlDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1952
THE DAILY TAIt nriJLli
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1052
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wim Captain Cecil Milton
uiosen Athlete Of Week
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i ; By Ed Siarnes ; . .
j -Cecil Milton, senior and - co- -I
aptain of the Carolina swim
i Siias- team, was a unanimous
J choice as '.The' .Daily Tar Heel
j ithlets cf the Week for his bril
I iant. performance ; in the Tar.
j rleeTs close 43-40 win over
1 Princeton last Monday night. .
v Milton took first place in the
120-yard freestyle, and the 440-',
f aid freestyle to give Carolina
ten points. He churned home in
the. 220-yd. freestyle in a time
cf:2:16.3, a new dual' meet re- "
ecrd. His first place in -the 440 .
captured the meet, for the Tar
Heels."'-- ' ' 1 :
Unsung Hero
MUtonv has been one of thei
unsung -heroes of Carolina's
swimming teams. 'A steady per
former, he. has been hidden in
the past by the shadow of Jim
Thomas'- and other great Tar
Heel swimmers. With Caro-,
lina's.. well-rounded team this
yeSrjfrMilton's consistancy .has
eeharf important cog in -the
victory streak that has now
stetched to 23 in a row.
' Coach Dick- J amerson classi
fies Milton as one of the top
performers on this year's squad,
j mo. said that he was doing
fome of the best swimming on
th leamp ' : v.'.rz
r Second place -in- the voting
NG--Georgii
at eel Tossu
j -by "JId -Thompson :"
j -Two conference champions will
j corns to grips i Saturdayin the
Bowman-Gray pool when: Caro
lina's swimming team, Southern
Conference ; standard bearers,
meet the . University of Georgia
Bulldogs, tops in the Southeastern
Conference. The meet will be
-held at 4 o'clock and will follow
1 a preliminary at 2 o'clock be-
i tween. the Carolina Jayvees and
i William ana iviary, MortoiK Uivi-
i rTiYv.'Jj.rflr.y "tO .'W. V
"'"'fj for this P0-'50!!
went to Al Lifson, the basket
ball team's outstanding player.
The freshman from Elizabeth,
N. J., scored 22 points in the
Tar Heel's defeat by Duke last
Friday night,' and chipped, in 16
' points against West Virginia on
Wednesday. , v, '
Lifson started the season on
the bench, but a'ter a few wteks
is- was obv!ous he should be
starting. He got his first chance
in the Hanes apisery game and
. turned in 13 points. His play
in the -Dixie Classic in Raeih
' branded him ?3 a future star of
the Southern Conference.
Leads Scoring
, At present he leads the Tar
. Heels in scoring with 288 points
in 20 games for a 14.4 average,
eVen' though 4 games are in
cluded in the totals in which
Lifson played a very little bit.
Vince Grimaldi copped third
place with his play for the cag
ers over the past week. The 6'
ballhawking speedster holds se
cond place in the UNC scoring
race with 255 points in 20 games
for a 12-8 average.
He hit for 14 against West
Virginia and played a fine game
in the Tar Heel's loss to Duke
last Friday night. A top-flight
all round player, Grimaldi has
been an important member of
the Tar Heel five this year.
Swim Meet
By Jamerson
Guyer, who" is :' " the SEC breast-
stroke champion and has placed
in the NCAA finals, and Steve
Mitakias, the only diver to top
Carolina's Joe Kelso this season.
: Milion, Evans Star
Jamerson is counting upon
Cecil Milton, Donnie Evans and
Larry Shannon in the distances,
Dick Levy, Stan Tinkham md
Buddy Ileins in the sprints. War
ren Heeman and Buddy Baarcke
in the backstroke, Joe Kelso and.
v. '"'te ir the diving, Barry
Co.CsptMn Cecil
Milton
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Check Goodin
Gets 2 Firsts
For Carolina
The Carolina gymnastics team
took six of seven first places in
defeating Duke's gym team, 68-44
in Woollen Gym last night.
The Tar Heels picked up five
seconds, three thirds and three
fifth places in winning their first
meet of the season.
Check Goodin was high man
for the winners with two firsts
and one second, good for 16
points. Andy Bell of Carolina was
second with 11 points. Top man
for the Blue Devils was Dick
Heckert whose first place in
tumbling gave him six points.
The Tar Heel gymnasts took
first and second places in the rope
climb, high bar, parallel bars,
flying rings; first and third in the
side horse and trampoline, and
second and third in tumbling.
Dick Heartley won the rope
climb with a time of 4.7 seconds,
but the top performance of the
evening was turned in by Caro
lina's Otis Hartsell on the flying
rings. Hartsell gave a beautiful
exhibition and scored 248 points
out of a possible 300.
Carolina now sports a 1-3 re
cord, the losses being to Florida
State, Penn. State, and Army.
Duke had .'previously lost to
Florida State, and has yet to win
a meet.
The Duke squad, coached by
Don Hedstrom, a former gymnast
at Minnesotta, was expected to
give the Tar Heels, a tough battle,
but the UNC team showed its
superiority i every department in
chalking up the victory.
UNC-Duke Hold
Practice Meet
DURHAM, Feb. 7 The Uni
versity of North Carolina and
Duke held an informal track meet
here today as both teams pre-
nared for the ronferpnpe indoor
meet March 1 in Chapel Hill.
I "No -. r ' 1 1 -kept.
ner of the 330-yard run, and
Duke's John Tate, who won the
Cagers, Losers
Play Bulldogs
..,,, By Bill
The Carolina basketball team, which has lost five straight games
in the conference and will have a difficult job qualifying for the
tournament, gets , a "breather" tonight when it meets The Citadel
at 8:00 o'clock in Woollen Gym.' - ,
' The Tar Heels are currently in 10th place in the conference race
The Bulldogs, who are in dead
last place in the race with ninei
losses and no ' wins, should not
give Carolina any trouble. The
Citadel was beaten Wednesday,
73-64, by George Washington.
Citadel Disappointing
The Citadel has been quite dis
appointing this year to its fol
lowers, who were anticipating a
better year than last when the
Bulldogs won 6-11. Coach Bunz'y
O'Neil was looking forward to
an even break in 28 conference
games and perhaps a place in the
play-offs. .
1 But tthe Bulldogs were badly
whipped, 87-69, by Carolina in
their opener and never hit their
stride. To make matters worse,
center Jerry Varn, a, six foot,
nine inch sophomore from Ehr
hardt, S.; C, quit the team as
did veteran forwards Bob Ter
ry and Bob Laufer.
The offense is built around cen
ter Jim Cathcart, a six foot,
three inch sophomore from Cha
tam, ;N. J. Cathcart had a good
night' against Carolina and scor
ed 16 points. Freshman guard
Bob Fisher of Bayonne, N. J. is
another good scorer and hit for
10 points against the Tar Heels.
Bulldogs Shorter
The Tar Heels will have a great
height advantage n the Bulldogs,
who average only five feet, 11
inches. The average Carolina
heighth is six foot, three inches.
The tallest man in the starting
lineup for The Citadel is Cath
cart, while Carolina has six foot,
nine inch Paul Likins and six
foot, seven inch Howard Deasy. '
Seegars and Weeks are both 5'
11", Zelinski is 5' 9", and Phil
Sabio, the first substitute for the
Bulldogs, is only 5' 7".
Carolina Pos. The Citadel
Wallace F Zelinski
Lifson. F Weeks
Likins C Cathcart
Grimaldi CJ Seegars
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Of Five In Rov
Here Tonight
Peacock,
UNC-Cifadel
Meet Tonight
In Wrestling
Carolina's varsity wrestling
squad will meet The Citadel to
night in Woollen Gym; at 6:15 as
a ' preliminary . to the Citadel-Carolina-
basketball game. The
Tar Heels coached by Sam Barn
es will be: seeking their second
win of the season.
The Bulldogs will bring a fine
wrestling team headed by three
returning lettermen. The most
successful of these is 157-pounder
John Scott from Baltimore, Md.
Last year he' was undefeated in
dual ! matches, winning seven
straight before losing in the third
round of the Southern Conference
tournament. . ;
The other two lettermen from
The Citadel are Ed Laney and
Bill Williams both of whom sh6w-
ed great promise last year. Huge
Jerry Thayer, 240 pound football
tackle, is another fine performer
for The Citadel, and he has earn-
ed a regular job in the unlimited
weight class. : v
Coach Billy Bostwick is ex
pecting great things from two
newcomers to the squad: Douglas
(Killer) Kelly and D. J. Galvin.
Kelly is a junior and wrestles in
the 123-pound class, and Galvin
is a fresman who is leading the
137-pound division.
Coach Sam Barnes believes that
the Tar Heels can whip The Cit
adel and end their four meet los-
The Carolina lineup will be:
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