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Tar Heels At Clemson Tonight
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Tar Heels a 73-64 Atlantic Coast
Conference basketball win.
The 6-5 sophomore forward pro
vided, scoring punch time after
time when close South Carolina
guarding seemed to have the
North Carolinians stymied.
Guard Al Lifson gave lillip to
'the North Carolina offemte by
CUFF NOTES
By
BERN IE WEISS
I wasn't around during the developing stages of the Atlantic Coast
Conference, but it was not necessary to be on hand to read between
the lines and do a bit of interpreting.
The under-lying motive for the birth of the ACC, though it was
not obvious and there were no salient facts to support it, was to create
an athletic league which would in turn develop football in this area
to the point where it would become "big time."
Another reason was that there were too many teams in the South-
snaring 17 points mostly on long era Conference (something like 16) and two leagues could operate much
shots, to come in second to Rosen
bluth's 22.
The Tar Heels tonight travel to
Clemson, S. C. where they meet
the Clemson Tigers in another
ACC contest.
more effectively, competition-wise, than one.
But if football power was a cause in the making of the ACC, its
purpose was accomplished. The conference tied up with the mid-western
Big Seven in an Orange Bowl contract. The teams of Maryland arid
Duke have tfertainly made their mark on the national picture, not only
through their bowl apperaances but also during the .regular season.
Recently, however, the ACC. has gained a name in basketball. The
imi.imbbmm j N. C. State Wolfpack, though a top team in the nation is being rivall
The lead changed three times' ed by a number of clubs for the ACC title. It won't be long ere King
and was tied' twice in the first 13 Case will be booted off the throne he has held stf long.
minutes, at which point Nkrth ' The 'Pack was rated second in the nation this week, according to
Carolina' took charge and never' an assiciated Press poll of writers. Maryland's Terrapins, who have
g0 j begun to command the respect of the country under Bud Millikan's
It took only six minutes of the direction, are rated 11th. Duke isn't far behindhand other ACC teams
second half for the winner to! would be up there high too if they didn't have to beat their brains out itinguished publishing house of Al
UNC Thinclads Meet State Today
By RAY LINKER
Indoor track season opens for
the Tar Heels when they hook
up with N. C. State, at 2:15 this
afternoon in the -Tin Can. Both
the freshmen and varsity .will op
pose the Wolfpack harriers.
The long distance men and the
hurdlers will probably show up
best for the Heels. Boyd Newnam,
Jim Beatty, and Bob Barden will
seek firsts in the 880, mile, and
two-mile, while Claude Rhule and
Richard Waters will set the pace
in both the high and low hurdles.
Roger Morris, performing equally
well in the shot and discus, is
another Carolina strong man.
Leaders in the others events
are Charles Yarborough in the
pole vault and broad jumpv Jim
McGhee in the broad jump, Ken
Bryant in the High jump, and Jay
Zimmerman and Jim Bynum in
the dashes.
Pole vaulter John Upchurch and
hurdler Gene Drury are two im
portant men the freshmen will be
counting n heavily, along with
Bob Allison in the shot and dis
cus and Jim Carraway in the high
jump.
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Fannin.
The Box:
North Carolina
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spread a 10-ipoint halft'fme ad ! j against each other.
vantage with 20 points. , The conference is producing more than its share of individual
With eight minutes left, North stars. Wake Forest claims the nation's leading scorer over a four-year
Carolina put on a partial freeze perod in Dick Hemric. Virginia tn Buzz Wilkinson has the country's
as South Carolina had Closed the No. 5 point man for the season. Clemson's Bill Yarborough is No. 3
gap down to nine, mostly on some across the nation. Carolina's Rosenbluth is No. 10.
slick floor shots by guard Bennie j For the Southern Conference, the situation is bouncing merrily
along also. Furman, the top offensive team, Richmond and George
Washington, along with West Virginia, have gained national recogni
tion. "
So, what should have been a football circuit is instead a fertile
22 forest for the growth of basketball giants.
Maryland's 68-64 victory over State Thursday night at College Park
is a sign of events to come. Facing State for the first time since 1951,
the Terps proved that Cas'e is not invincible in the ACC. Duke almost
pulled the trick last week, and Carolina scared the wits out of some
12,500 fans at the Reynolds Colis'eum during the Dixie Classic. The
Tar Heels led by five points, but slipped under the strain and lost by
three.' " t
State is host to Wake Forest tonight, and it wouldn't come as a
surprise to me if Hemric and his cohorts walked away with the win,
though it won't be easy and it is unlikely.
The 'Pack is due for a tumble. Carolina may jerk the rug, and if
the Tar Heels don't certainly Maryland, Duke, Wake, or even South
Carolina (with Yarborough) 0r Virginia (with Wilkinson) will. It is only
a matter of time. .
G F P Total1
Rosenbluth 9 4 2 22
Vayda 4 6 3 14
Greene' 0 0 0 0
Young 3 2 4 8
Likins 0 0 0 0
Lifson 7 3 5 17,
Radovich 4 3 3 11
Goodwin 0 11 1 1
Totals 27 19 18 73
South Carolina
G F P Totali
Smith 3 1 3 - 7
Preston 5-4 3 14
Smejkal 10 4 2
Collins 5 4 3 14
Hofferth 3 0 2 6i
Fannin 5 9 2 19
Neeley 10 1 2
Totals 23 18 18 64
Half time score: UNC 36, South.
Carolina, 26.
Free throws missed: UNC 1?0
senbluth. Radovich 2, Young, Vay
da 3, Lifson 2, Goodwin, Greene
2. South Carolina Hofferth, Pres
ton, Fannin 2, Collins 3, Smith 2.
Carolina Gym
Team Tackles
Blue Devils Host To Virginia
In Durham Tonight, 8 o'clock
After two conference wins ear
lier in the week to bring their
ACC record to 5-2, Duke's Blue
Devils seek their third league
win of the week tonight at 8:15
in Duke . Indoor, Stadium when
they meet the University of Vir
ginia's Cavaliers and their potent
one-two scoring punch of Buzz
Wilkinson and Bob McCarty. The
Navv Toniaht
The gymnastic team, which de-1 contest win ?lo outr the Pre-ex-feated
Jersey City Department of agination schedule for the Blue
jjevus..
In a preliminary to ,the Duke-
Recreation 51-43 in its first out-j
inrr rotrftlc - A m n r rl it- -k inlro
on Navy this afternoon. Virginia varsity clash Coach Tony
Hh spnrprs for the tMm in ' Drago's Duke freshmen, co-fav-
its Jersey City meet were Gordon
Hudson and Co-captain Pete Bru
mley. Co captain Biff Howard
trails by only five points and is
third. -
Coach Bill Meade, quoted as
saying this is the best team Car
olina ever had, expects this to be
a close meet. Navy beat Jersey
City by a score of 52-43 earlier
in the season.
Meade expects to have a little
trouble since two of his tumblers,
Quails and Williams, will be un
able, to make the trip because of
dental admissions exam. Another
drawback is the three-event lim
itation followed by the Midship
men. This will pull Hudson of the
high bar.
' The Tar Heels will probably
use Brumley and Gilleland on the
mats; Howard, Brumley and Hud
son on the side horse; Wilson and
Howard on the high bar; Rivera
and Collins on the rope climb;
LeGrand, Hudson and Howard on
the parralel ' bars; and Grantham,
Brumley and Hudson on the fly
ing rings.
orites to capture the Big Four
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Cherry Point Marines. Game time
is 6:30.
Cavalier Coach Evan Male has
the Atlantic Coast Conference's
highest scoring duo in the persons
of guard Wilkinson and forward
McCarty. According to the latest
figures released by the ACC Ser
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scoring parade with a 31.2 aver
age. Not far behind him in sixth
place s teammate McCarty with a
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