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Meet Champ
, by Jid Thompson
Swimming steps "into the spot
light here tonight when the unde
feated, power-laden teams from
Carolina and N. C. State vie for
the Southern Conference dual
meet swimming championship.
The meet gets under way at
eight o'clock in the Bowman
Gray pool.
The Tar Heels will be trying
for their tenth straight loop
crown, and the Wolfpack will try
for their first win over UN C and
attempt to snap the Tar Heels'
record at - 53 consecutive dual
meet victories over conference
schools.
These two teams represent the
cream of Dixie swimming, and the
meet should be the best held in
the South during the last few
years. Carolina Coach Dick
Jamerson describes his squad as,
. . on a par with any at the
Hill, including last year's team."
On the other hand, State Coach
Willis Casey's squad of brilliant
freshmen and sophomores is the
best ever to grace "State."
The Wolfpack will be conceded
a slight edge on the basis of
comparative times. Casey has a
small group of outstanding swim
mers, while the Tar Heels base
their charges on less glitter but
more depth.
State has a young team which
has developed sooner than ex
pected. It is paced by freshmen
Bob Mattson, Frank Nauss, Bob
Stenburg, Tom Dunlap and sopho
mores Paul Arata and Don Sonia.
Mattson is one of the nation's
top swimmers, while Nauss s
a fine distance man. Sonia is un
defeated in the 50 and 100-yard
freestyle events. Dunlap has de
veloped rapidly in the back
stroke, and Stenburg was one of
the best scholastic divers last
year.
Trackmen Needed
Carolina needs entries for the
freshmen division of the South
ern Conference Indoor games to
be run here March 1, coach Dale
Ranson announced yesterday.
Any freshmen who are inter
ested in running track are re
quested to report to Coach Ranson
tomorrow at Navy Field.
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Cagevs Loss To Gamecocks
Makes Tourney Hopes Dim
By Ed Starnes
Carolina's basketball team seems to be out of the Southern Con
ference tournament for the second straight year, for the Tar Heels
must win three of their last four games and if past performances
are any measure the cager's hopes are dim indeed.
Resting in tenth spot in the loop standings with an 8-7 record, the
Tar Heels must end up the year
with a 11-3 mark to qualify for
the annual tourney to be held in
Raleigh on March, 6-8.
Carolina has games remaining
with Clemson, Davidson, N.C.
State, arid Duke, all away from
home. From that quartet the Tar
Heels must rake up . three victor
ies. Clemson fell before Carolina,
65-59 back when the x Tar Heels
were at the top of the conference.
SC STANDINGS
West Virginia ..
Btate .
Clemson .
Maryland '
Duke
South Carolina .
Furman 9
George Washington
William and Mary .
Carolina
Wake Forest
Virginia Tech
Davidson
Washington and Lee
Richmond
VMI
The Citadel . .
9 1 .900
9 2 .818
8 2 .800
6 2 .750
8 3 .727
7 3 .700
9 5 .643
9 5 .643
7 5 .583
8 7 .533
4 6 .400
3 7 .300
3 10 .231
2 8 .200
1 8 .111
i io r- .091
0 10 .000
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UNC also grabbed a 78-77 win
over Davidson, but lost to the
other two teams.
Duke is presently the hottest
team in the conference and have
a winning streak of eight straight.
The Blue Devil's 71-58 win over
State Tuesday night pushed the
Wolfpack out of the SC lead and
moved the Dukes up a notch to
fifth place.
State's loss practically clinch
ed the number one spot Sot West
Virginia's nationally ranked
Mountaineers who boast a 9-1
loop record as compared to the
Wolfpack's 9-2.
Other teams that have already
clinched berths in the dribble
derby are Clemson, Maryland,
South Carolina, and Furman.
Carolina has to beat out George
Washington (9-5), and William
and Mary (7-5) for the eighth
slot.
BASKETBALL
4:00 Court 1 Winston-2 vs Lewis -2;
2 Graham-1 vs Everett-1; 3 Winston
4 vs Lewis-1.
5:00 Court I Joyner-1 vs Graham-2;
2 ATO-4 vs Phi Kap Sig-3; 3 Law
School-2 vs Stacy.
7:00 Court 1 Grimes vs Medical
School-2; 2 Aycock-1 vs Medical
School-4; 3 Joyner-2 vs Medical
School-1. -
8:00 Court 1 Delta Psl vs Alpha
Kappa Psi; 2 ZBT vs Pi Lamb Phi.
SOCCER
4:00 Field 1 DKE-2 vs ATO-1; 2
Phi Kap Sig vs DKE-1; b Connor-2
vs Victory Village.
5:00 Field l-KA-2 vs Chi Psi-3;-2
Phi- Gam-3 vs KA-3; 3 Medical
School-1 vs Winston.
TABLE TENNIS
4:00 Ruffin vs Connof-X; 4:30
Lewis vs Stacy-2; 5:00 Pi Lamb-1 vs
Beta-1; 5:30 Zeta Psi-1 vs DKE-3;
7:00 Chi Phi-1 vs Phi Gam-1; 7:30
Phi Kap Sig-1 vs Phi Delt-2 8:00
Victory Village vs Alexander; 8:30
Aycctck vs Winston-1.
TUESDAY'S BASKETBALL
39 Chi Phi -2 . ..... .... Phi Gam-3 23
40 Law School-1 Aycock-3 16
13 Stacy .. Dental School-1 15
53 Sig Chi-4 Zeta Psi-3 17
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Rabb Calls Out Batteries
Coach Walter Rabb would like
all pitchers and catchers to report
to Emerson Stadium tomorrow as
early as classes will permit after
2 p.m. This applies to both fresh
men and upperclassmen.
"We hope to have a team com
parable to last year's, or maybe
a little better," said Coach Rabb.
"A lot depends on what sort of
team the other schools have. We
don't want to be optimistic or
pessimistic.'
Shortstop and third base are the
first positions that must be filled.
Fred Dale, who was a star for the
freshmen last year,, and freshman
Albert Long will try out for the
shortstop and sophomore Bruce
Holt and senior Bruce Coates for
third base. . .
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