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JIMMY THOMAS
By Jonas Kessing
Tomorrow night the four young
Olmypic hopefuls who have been
working out for the past thjsee
weeks in the Carolina's outdoor
swimming pool, will, journey to
Winston-Salem for their second
exhibition meet. The quartet will
be competing against themselves,
but Coach Ralph Casey added,
"An audience will be enough of
a goal to bring out the boys' best
performance.
In the first exhibition by the
talented tankmen, which was held
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here last week, one surprise fol
lowed another. Bob Brawner, a
former Princeton University star
and holder of the world's record
in the 220-yd. breaststroke, started
off the evening's thrills by just
failing to break his own record
of 2:41 by one-tenth of a second;
following Brawner, Jimmy Thom
as, competing against Tom Dun
lap of State, turned in a time of
1:02 in the backstroke . . . his best
this year. In the 200-yd. freestyle,
Frank Nauss of State, who com
peted against Don Evans, Caro
lina ace, swam the fastest 200 this
country has heard about since
1929. Nauss, a 19-year-old fresh
man, turned in the amazing time
of 1:59.8, breaking Johnny Weis
muller's 23-year-old National Rec
ord by 1.2 seconds.
Frank hails from York, Pa.,
where he was an all-events swim
mer, in the local high school. He
came to State last year on a four
year swimming scholarship, after
Coach Leslie Casey (Ralph Casey's
brother) had seen him in the Na
tional YMCA meet. Nauss was the
first swimmer in history to win
three first places there Coach
Casey here at U.N.C. says, "Frank
is an excellent swimmer ... he
has terrific power in his kick. I
feel sure he will have little trou
ble in making the U. S. Olympic
team."
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n Summer School Here
By Tom Paxramoro
J ulian Rogers, Wilmington's
great football and basketball star,
has enrolled at U.N.C. He is at
tending summer school and Nwill
be a candidate for football in the
fall.
Last year Rogers was chosen to
the All-State teams of the Char
lotte Observer and Greensboro
Daily News, and to the All-Southern
team as well.
' Playing end and defensive half
back, Rogers scored seven touch
downs in leading New Hanover to
the -State AAA championship.
Later on the basketball team,
captained by Rogers and Florenz
Worrell who also plans to matric
ulate here, came within a whisker
of repeating the success of the
i football team. It was upset by Ra-
itrign in me siaie lournamem.
"Snort," as he is known among
intimates, combined spectacular
defensive play with an eleven
point average to help account for
this success. ' .
Off the athletic field, Rogers
was a campus leader. He was a
Lt. Colonel in New Hanover's
ROTC contingent and vice-president
of the student body.
In view of this outstanding rec
ord he received the Charles B.
Parmilee award for moral leader
ship, character and scholarship.
He was also named teen-ager of
the year. Rogers played in the
Shrine Bown last year and re
ceived an invitation to the East
West All-Star game.
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