SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1952
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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UNC,
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CLEMSON FIELD HOUSE,
Clemson, S. C. While Clemson
clinched a spot in the Southern
Conference tourney, the Univer
sity of North Carolina Tar Heels
just about wrote off their chances
for tournament competition by
losing to the Tigers, 77-69 in a
close, fast ball game.
The next three games on the
UNC schedule must be won fo
the UNC cagers to place. Coming
up are Davidson, State, and Duke.
Freshman Al Lifson and Vince
Grimaldi were high scorers for
the Tar Heels with 25 and 22 to
tals each. Grimaldi provided a
flash of genius with a length-of-Uie
floor -field goal seconds be
fore the end -of the first half
which tied the score at 43-43.
John Snee and Ron Richard
son took scoring honors for the
Tigers. Snee, playing opposite
Captain Howard Deasy, made 20
points while Richardson scored 15.
The Tigers built up a lead mid
way in the third quarter which
they maintained. Playing before
a capacity crowd, the Clemson
cagers revenged a 69-65 Tar Heel
victory, won on January 5.
In the last Clemson game, Lif
son and Wallace scored 17 points,
while Deasy made 13.
Clemson ranks third in the con
ference with a record of 9-2. Caro
lina has sunk ' fronv the league
lead in early January to tenth
place with an 8-8 year.
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4 4 4 12
Carolina
Wallace ,
Dfson. 10 5 1 25
Likins . . 1 13 3
Deasy ; 3 1 5 7
Grimaldi 9 4 3 22
Phillips .. 0 0 2 4
Schwarz .? 00 3 0
TOTAL 27 15 21 69
Free throws missed Wallace 1. Lif-
Clemson
Robinson
McCollough
Richardson
Moorer
Snee
Hicks
McGraw
Murray
TOTAL
Halftime socer. 43-43.
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l.nterscholastic Swim Meet
Won By Raleigh And G.M. A.
. A capacity crowd watched at
Bowman Gray pool yesterday as
Georgia Military Academy, and
Raleigh High School retained theif
crowns in the Southern Inter
scholastic Swimming Meet. r
Both divisions were hotly con
tested and many fine performanc
es were turned in by the prep
and high school boys. The prep
school division was particularly
close. It was not decided until
the final event the 200 freestyle
relay. Georgia Military Academy
won this event and took first
place over Sewanee Military
Academy by 10 points.
In the high school division, Ra
leigh High gained a total of 0
points. The boys fromMhe Capital
City won almost every event and
were particularly spectacular in
the dashes.
One of the finest events of the
day was' the prep school 100-yard
breaststroke. Stoz of Georgia
Military Academy, who had set
a new record of 1:05.6 in the trials,
and P. L. Hay of Asheville School
for Boys stayed neck-and-neck
throughout the race, with Stolz
first by inches.
The best event of the afternoon
was turned in by Chapel Hill High
School in the 150 medley relay.
The Tar Heel team of Proctor,
McAllister, and -Sparrow: was
pressed hard by Raleigh High
and Wilmington High but suc
ceeded in winning on the final
lap. - ,
Murals
BASKETBALL
4:00 Court 1 Theta Chi 1 vs Pi
LamLamb Phi; 3 Winston 3 vs Joyner
2. - - :' : -
5:00 Court 1 ZBT. vs "Delta Psi; 3
Emerson vs Law School 1. . -
7:00 Court lGrimes vs Dental Sch.
1; 3 Sigma Nu 2 vs Sigma Chi 1; Main
Court Victory Village vs Med.JSch. 3.
TABLE TENNIS 3
4 : 30 Ruff in vs Lewis; 5 : OO-Connor
vs. Alexander; 5:30 Beta 1 vs Phi Gam
1; 7:00 Victory Village vs Winstonl;
7:80 Phi Delt 2 vs DKE 3; 8:00 Zeta
Psi 1 vs Pi Lamb 1; 8:30 Chi Phi I
vs. Phi Kap Sig. 1. . .
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light
28. Broader
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31. Head of a
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drama
34. Place
36. Ratite bird
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38. Affirmative
votes (var.)
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fruit
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Poo Motor Co. ;
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