SATURDAY, MARCH 8, 1952 THE DAILY TAR HEEL, AGE FIVE o (Est ffff WO EX (0)0 Duke w F t J Johnson Wins Thriller In Last Seconds The Norlh Carolina Stale Wolfpack easily, defeated the George Washington Colonials last night at Raleigh in the Southern Conference Tourna ment (Special to The Daily Tar Heel) Raleigh, March 7 Guard Dick Johnson of the Duke Blue Devils sank a set shot in the last second of the game to beat the West Virginia Mountaineers, 90-88, .to night before a capacity crowd in Raleigh's Reynolds Coliseum. The officials had to consult with the timekeeper before they could render a decision on the basket, as Johnson shot the ball simul taneously with the sound of ; the buzzer ending the game. Duke led 88-87 , with 1:18 left in the game when its All-America Dick Groat fouled out of the game. The Mountaineers took the ball out of bounds instead of try ing the foul shot, froze the ball, and staked their " chances on a last minute shot. But Mou Moore, West Virginia guard, was fouled with 24 seconds remaining in the contest, and the Mountaineers made the shot to tie the score at 88 all. -The Blue Devils took the ball down the court and were tied up, but Rudy D'Emilio passed off to Johnson who held, the ball for two seconds and then attempted his shot. The basket was good, but the officials first ruled that it came after the game was over. After consulting with the time keeper, the officials decided that the shot was good, and, gave the game to Duke 90-88. Virginia's All-America, Mark Workman, fouled out with five minutes remaining in the game af ter scoring i5 points. Workman committed four fouls in the first half, which hampered his . play for the rest of the game, while Groat scored 31 points to lead the scoring. Duke trailed at half time, 51-44, but the Blue Devils, led by Groat, went on a scoring spree and led West Virginia 73-68 at the end ci the third quarter. ... Wake Forest Holds Block-Gold Contest Wake Forest, March 7 Head Coach Tom Rogers will match his top two elevens against each other here tomorrow after noon at 3:00 o'clock in the annual spring practice game between the Gold and Black squads at Wake Forest College. A number of the leaders on last fall's State championship eleven will- vie for honors Saturday. The two top pass re ceivers. Ends Jack Lewis and Bob Ondilla, will be on the No. 1 club. Lewis caught 32 passes for 488 yards and five touch downs to rank fourth in the Southern Conference. Ondilla snagged 25 aerials for 367 yards and three touchdowns. SCP Mee residents t Today Baseball Opens Spring Sports The presidents of the Southern Conference schools will meet here this morning at 10:30 o'clock in the Faculty Lounge of the More head Building and are expected, to discuss whether or not any of the member schools are bound by the American Council on Educa tion's program for. curtailment of athletics. President Gordon Gray, chair man of the, group, has said, "We are going to study the American Council on Education's decisions with a view toward clarifying its impact on us. There is a good deal of confusion on the matter now." i The ACE last month unani mously approved a platform of curbs calling for banning of all post season games limitation of WV CM'T GET A GU WITH A GULP .... OR" How do you know when your bt st foot' s forward? Once there "was a Senior ih wa Shy. (Look, this is a story. It permits certain liberties with the truth.) '" - " He'd call Dp a Girl, sum mer incoherently through the Preliminaries, gargle help lessly through the Bicuspids, and hang Tip. Dateless. One day his room-mate took him in hand. "Herman, old buddy," he said, . . . and unfoldd a Plan. . . Next day the Big Girl on Campus got a Telegram. A terse message. Simply: . "Will pick you up at eight P.M. Friday. Regards. Herman II. Glockenspiel." She was In . trigued. Friday evening she was bibbed and , tuckered and waiting when Herman sheep ibhed up the steps of her Sorority house. "Arc you Herman H. Glockenspiel?" the cooed. "Ulp'-said Herman.! "Oooooh," ' tshe eaid, taking his arm, "I just love Orig-. ioal, Masterful Men." Herman was on his way. , . 1 Now Herman has more dates than the Syrian Desert. Still makes 'em all by Tde I'.rxm. No iool, this Herman. ; VHien you've got a Date in mind ' Wlw tijer it's -with the Campus Queen,' a Smiih Siren or a Big Moment Back Home a Telegram has- the Man-of-the-world Ap proach that pleases. Equally effective, 'U&, for birthdays, Mother's Day and Easter Messages, "congratulations, or yaps to Fop for Cash, or to Sis to Airmail you. Th$ l.'isy.. Sweater. Just call Western Union ixnd sec. Two ; spring" season sports will get underway before the regular winter quarter fades as baseball and tennis get the go ahead sig nal during exams. The Tar Heel baseball squad will invade Win ter Park, Fla., March 17 to play Rollins; College in the season opener. Again on March 18, the Carolina baseballers will meet Rollins, and on the following day they will play Alabama. The tennis season will begin on March 19 as Brown ventures to Chapel Hill for the season open er, and in the latter part of the month Springfield College and Michigan State will be here, for tennis competition. The gym team will compete in two championship meets during the last two weeks of the month as they have entered in the South ern Intercollegiate Meet on March 15, and th NCAA Meet on March 21-22. seasons for sports abolishment of of freshmen on varsity teams and athletic scholarships, prohibition of freshmen on varsity teams, and other reiorms designed to combat the "infestion of college sports." 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