SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1952
THE DAILY T&B. HEEL,
PAGE HIRES
tUVSOFH
Q uadeir
4s " iE 5 JHP
U UeSWIB
Star Scored
425 Points
By Ed Staines
Last - fall, when the Carolina
basketball started practice, coach
Xom Scott was looking for a play
er to take the place oZ forward
Hugo. Kappler who had. been
graduated.
One of the freshmen trying out
for the team was a freshman who
had been spotted by Chapel Hill
High School coach Bill Grice on
a Northern resort team. On
Grice's word Al Lifson, an 13
year old from Elizibeth, N. J.t was
invited to attend Carolina.
It took Lifson four regular sea
son games to convince coach
Scott that he was the man for the
vacated forward post. The other
men who had been alternating at
the position took back seat to the
kid, and once they let Lifson in
there was no getting him out.
Starts Al Hanes
He drew his first starting as
signment against Hanes Hosiery
and scored 13 points. He went on
to start and play the majority of
the remaining 23 games, score 425
points, be elected. All-State and
third string all-Southern, and
draw praise from Scott as "the
brightest spot of the season."
Actually, Lifson scored 443
points in 28 games, but the Ft.
Bragg contest was not counted in
the season scoring records and he
got credit for 425 in 27 games
Onlv such stars as George Glam-
Coy Carson (429) have scored
more points in a season than the
6-foot speedster.
Leads 4 Departments
As a freshman Lifson lead the
team in five departments, and
ranked high in the others. He led
in total points, field goals made
Kxooj, neia goai percentage v.".,
free throws made (99) and free
s.strhv 1 a. . A -I
.throw , percentage (.707). His 16
pt. per game average was the best
on the team. He ranked near the
top with an avrage of 6 rebounds
per game, not bad for a mere six-
r t ?
J f
'hZ!;l
new ong
smashes I
Including .
"Oops"
"Seeing'
y. I
H
4 '
;
.Believing
"Naughty
Eut Nice"
AvallatI In
th M-G-M
Records
Album !
((EENAf J I VYW H
I WITH
- m & it
X: -::x-Vsyyyysyy.yyyyyx yyyyyyy w:::w -yyy.-yyyyyyyy-, 'yy.'y'yyyyy'yy.y: ' " n
VCX -' rtt r- 4 ' tJ'.'CSS
SwX. yKkwi . ! :-;-'i:'iivSi!S:::.:l 1 :::::: -is. . urfC' 3
, v fflttrm rfiwi" a ' mm wm A
AL LIFSON
Athlete of the Quarter
footer in these days of six-foot,
9 nine-inch giants.
Scott believes that there are
great things ahead for Lifson.
Wrestlers Lose
(Special to The Doily Tar Heel)
LEXINGTON, March 8 Tom
Stokes and Harry Pawlik were
eliminated in the semi-finals of
.the Southern Conference Wrest
ling tournament here today, the
only two members of the Uni
versity of North Carolina team
to get past the opening round.
QUARTERFINALS
123 Pawlik (UNC) decisioned Rai
mondo (D) , 4-3; 130 Craven (O)
decisioned Kendrlclc (UNC). 6-5; 137
Norris (M) pinned Haines (UNC);
I) Jf
AMAZING NOVELTY I
Fred'$ danclng-on-alr... $
IUUU IIU UIIU IBVIWIHIM w
theroof-
r- :f ,0P$of.
j New York!
113
AUCE PEARCE CLINTON SUHDBERG GALE
.1
' f f . r"?
"He will be as good as there 5s
in the conference ni the years to
come," the Carolina cage codch
said.
157 Lowers (W. Va.) decisioned Coxe
by referees vote.; 167 Wright (VPI)
decisioned Bradshaw (UNC), 6-4; 177
Chambers (D) pinned Mangum (UNC).
SEMI-FINALS
123 Ferry (W. Va.) decisioned Paw
lik, 6-0; 147 Adleberg (M) decisioned
Stokes, 5-1.
Vultures are health-protectors
in warm lands where they eat
carrion, being guided to their
food not by smell but by sight. Its
amazing vision is an important
factor in the vulture's longevity.
and An American in Paris
has done it aw!
M-G-M presents
STARRING
V
VERA-EUEfJ
MARJORIE OflAlK
ROBBINS ROBERT O'BRIEN
UNC All-Opponent Team
Dick (The Great) Groat, Duke's
All-America guard is the only
unamious choice for the 1951-52
Carolina All-Opponent basketball
team. The Southern Conference's
other All-American, West Vir
ginia's ft. 0 in. center Mark
Workman, was left off only one
first team ballot.
Illinois placed two men on the
first team, Center Red Kerr and
guard Bob Fletcher. South Caro
lina's Dwane Morrison rounds
out the first team.
. West Virginia and Duke each
We pay iop prices
We'll buy eoxne is ties onar
compeiiiion won't lake at
all.
We pay an exira 10 if
you trade your old iexJs
for next term's needs.
Bought And Sold -
The Intimate BoolcsEiop
205 East Franklin St.
.! t' M "'.! M;
i 1 ' ik-
U
fl
co-stofrlng u,;.!.
VINCENT PRICE HOAGY CARMICHAEL Produced by R03ERT srms
had another man on the second
team, the Mountaineers' JIai jry
(Moo) Moore and Duke's Buily
D'Emilio. Temple's Bill Mvlkvy,
Bradley's Claude Ott, and Clem
son's John Snee also were seccmd
team selections.
FIRST TEAM
Morrison (South Ciueliaa)
.. Kerr 31Unel3)
. Workman (West Virginia)
Croat tDwli
. Fletcher (311taoJ)
F .
p .
c
G
C
SECOND TEAM
Ott (BrxuHey)
. D'Emilio fDke)
1lilkvy Ternpte)
-........... Snee (Clerflson)
Moore (West Virginia)
P ,
F ,
C
G
G
Compare etar p.f.kfj
they're often -3ower
On overstock vtq oitex
special Bargains
There are no long Vmm
and nobody ge2s pualed
around
Open till Qm
Sr. k
" :$..-.
81 e
Most terrifying
duo! ever WGg?d!
in ii ! ) ii ii ,n I'ShxA)
B in at
TODAY
and
ONDAY