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DNESbAY, FEBRUARY 23, l&S THE DAILY TAR "HEEL" PAG t TWRCI n CT7 7 ""1 27 W V wJ LJ LJ o) If s f 1 1 I S u ( CUFF NOTES By BERNIE WEISS Daily 'far Her Sports Editor 1 9 Spring football practice for Carolina got under way on day at Navy Field quietly and without fanfare. Only a rail number of spectators were on hand to watch the Tar ?cls v( through their calisthenics, then their specialties as e squad divided into groups of linemen, ends, quarter ns and other backs to get the feel of the ball and ground nin. ' FT cad coach George Barclay , ran the team through a ef scrimmage at the end of the . uariaj. 111c uiu; Ulllltuil WHICH may arise is this: Ellington has never played Spiit-T football. Before, he played end and tail back in the single-wing. The team will be on Navy Field drilling ' five days a week. Tues days, when many players" have late labs, and Sundays are out. s a. result of the day's activi there were the usual aches 1 pains yesterday morning. End ug Malone said he had to roll : of bed 'he couldn't sit up. Jut there were no serious cas ties. Probably the worst injury s line coah Marvin Bass' fin ', which got jammed in the tickle, and swelled to the size a golf ball. He doesn't know ,v it happened The Swedish gymnastics team, reputed to be one of the world's 3ass,. incidentally, was feeling' best' wil1 make its second aPP ! aches and pains yeaterady Pearance here March 2, and no lost as much as the players. As'ne 13 more enthusiastic over its has , always done in the past,!cominS than Bl" Meade' UNC s time he again is leading them I gymnastic coach, ough their exercises. j Meade has gone wild over the The. coaching staff is looking1 crew, having seen them perform, ward to the day when it can get an expects their snow here this 'ook at its new quarterback Bill ington, in a hot scrimmage. El gton, just out of the service, lyed freshman ball here a few ars back. He is of good size and has a time to be even better as the girls' troupe will accompany the men. Admission is one buck for stu dents following their perfor mance, tentative ifans call for the gymnasts to be at the Sigma od pair of hands, according to Nu House. 2J l.l Jl l KV aboutf iier cigoreWes! rr s r ,,() --T- r 1 lliTT-TT" jV f :: t ' vV. ml K ml 3; TASTES GOOD I Stated Skyscrapers Sweep Boards; Rosenbluth Gets 29 Ron Shavlik Paces Sixth-Ranked 'Pack To Top Seeded Position For ACC Tourney By BERNIE WEISS State College's towering Wolfpack sweeped clean the back boards in the second half last night as it swept further to a 79"7.5 victory over North Carolina before 5,500 irate and unsportsmanlike-fans in Woollen Gym. It was State's game alter intermission as the old gray fox, Hverett Case, took full advantage of his heavy and tall bench strength to wear down Carolina and outjump the much shorter Tar Heels. UNC-was able to get just seven rebounds in the second half. With the win, the sixth-ranked (nationally) Wolf pack clinched top seeding for the Atlantic Coast Conference Tour nament with a 12-2 record against league teams. Carolina, which will probably go into the affair seeded fourth, has an 8-5 -mark. . Len Rosenbluth, who fouled out with 6:30 left in the game, was high scorer for the evening with 29 points. State's Ron Shavlik came in with 28 and was top man for the winners . But the difference in the final score is a result of two factors, which both rode in State's favor. The Wolfpack out-rebounded Ca rolina, 48-23, and outshot Caro lina from the foul line, 37-25. Shooting percentages from the floor were nearly equal State having 37 percent and Carolina 39 percent. THE TAR HEELS, who had just lost to and defeated the Wolfpack in two earlier games this season, dominated the first half although they were behind at intermission. State took a four-point lead in the beginning, but then Carolina tied it up at 6-6 and went ahead 11-8 to lead until 30 seconds be fore half-time. At one time it was by a five-point margin, but State pecked away and kept within dis tance until Nick Pond tossed in a set shot to make it 36-35, Caro lina. Pond repeated with a tap-in with 30 seconds to go and the 'Pack had a 37-36 lead at the half. After this, ,the lead changed hands swiftly and often until about eight minutes were left. Shavlik poured in four free throws to put the 'Pack ahead by four points as Rosenbluth fouled out. State then initiated a freeze waiting for the three-minute mark. Carolina pres sed but it only got Al Lifson to leave via the foul route artd that was the game. As the winners freezed, fans tossed pennies on the court while chanting "State's . gone chicken." After the game there was a flour ish of unbecoming conduct on the court.but it got no worse-' than that. Brumley Tallied 76 In Victory Pete Brumley has been named as the Daily Tar Heel "Athlete of the Week" by the sports staff for his outstanding performance against Duke in Saturday's gym nastics meet. Pete was high man with 16 points as Carolina handed Duke a 66-29 defeat. He took first place on the flying rings anci tumbling and second place on the side horse Coach Bill Meade said that Brumley's consistency and versa tility, especially in tumblnig, have been deciding factors in compil ing the UNC gymnatists' 4-2 record. iTvrvvnsSir f , f ' & f- - lyt J ' LIKE A qgarette SHOULD! y x x WINSTON brings flavor back to filter smoking! d It didn't take long for word to get ? around campus ! Winston's got real flavor r. the full, rich-, tobacco flavor you want. : No wonder so many college men and women are getting together on Winston! y, Along with finer flavor, Winston also .brings you a finer filter. The exclusive Winston filter works so effectively, yet 1 lets, the flavor come right through to you. Easy-drawing that's Winston! 1 - p" 1 ' SttioM WINSTON 7e eascz-dzawutt? fc&&z oy&ietfe- R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO CO., WINSTON AL CM , N. C. r " 1 1 ill jSK " " ' ? ' - " j';:-,.r.:i.vC:'$ ,3,- - - aMl rti- FLOOR SCRAMBLE UNC'S Jerry Vayda (white jersey) scrambles for the ball vrith State's Cliff Dwyer last night in Woollen Gym. Ron Sliavlik (84) and Phil DiNardo (80) look on. State downed Carolina, 79-75. (Cornell Wright photo.) Competition To Be Extremely Keen When Distance .Runners Toe The Line In ACC Indoor Track Affair. j Frosh Capture Prelim, 89-73 20th Win In 21 Games; To Meet Duke Friday By EDDIE CRUTCHFIELD Carolina's Tar Babies overcame a slow first half to wallop N. C. State's Wolflets, 89-73, before a spirited throng of Carolina fans in Woollen Gym last night. Pete Brennan, Roy Searcy and Charley Adams were the main cogs for Coach Buck Freeman's forces as the Tar Babies pulled ahead in the dying minutes of the first half to lead State's quintet 34-32 at rest time. Brennan, game high scorer with 28 points, controlled the back- : boards while Searcy with 24 points j and Adams with 19 ripped the net with an assortment of shots. From the opening minutes of the second half until the end of the game it was Carolina all the way. The Tar Babies wasted little time in advancing the score to a 16 point lead, 56-38, in their favor. In the last five minutes Coach Buck Freeman cleared the UNC bench allowing all of his men to play. Competition in the conference distance races in Saturday's In door Games here will be extreme ly keen, especially in the mile and two-mile which will feature a de fending champion and a top-notch sophomore in each event. Carolina Coach Dale Ranson ex pects the mile to be the second best run in the history of the Games, with the winner coming under 4:15. UNC's Jim Davis set the record of 4:12.5 in 1940. Tar Heel Jim Beatty, who last week recorded a 4:15.8, and Mary land's two aces, sophomore Alva Grim and defending champ Larry Faass, will battle for honors in the mile. Three harriers have recorded time in the two-m:'le within the last week that are at last seven seconds better than the rcord. Car olina's Bobby Barden State's Mike Shea, and Maryland's Dave Party are the speedsters, all right at 9:29. Been Good of Maryland is the defending champ. Beatty has also recorded a 9:28, but may or may not be used in the two. Ranson thinks that three men will come under the record set by Field of Maryland, a 9:34.5 in 1940. Coach Rabb To Speak To Monogram Club Baseball Coach Walter Rabb will be the principal speaker at a meet ing of the Monogram Club tomor row at 7 p.m. Discussion will be hid concerning the coming Blue White football game which cli maxes spring practice. c SAVAGE PLAY By Paul Colin A savage novel, winner of the Prix Goncourt, by an author who "be lieves in the domination of the male over the female through vio lence and love." May make your hair stand on end. Published at $3.95. Our Special $1.00 There's A Bargain Just For You At . The Intimate Bookshop 205 E. FRANKLIN ST. Open Evenings BOB and MONK of TOWN & CAMPUS SALUTE PETE BRUMLEY is l.l TV A' J who scored 16 points Sat urday as the Tar Heel gym nastics squad easily defeated Ouke for its fourth win of the year, 66-29, in Woollen Gym. We want him to drop by TOWN & CAMPUS and pick out a shirt to his liking compli ments of the house We want the old and young alike of Chapel Hill to make TOWN & CAMPUS their head quarters for the finest in men's clothing. Drop in today. TOWN & , CAMPUS Z3 The box: N. C. STATE G F P T DiNardo, f 3 2 4 8 Pond, f 2 5 2 9 Hafer, f 0 0 2 0 Shavlik, f 8 12 4 28 Dwyer, c 2 2 16 Seitz, c 0 0 10 Molodet, g 14 4 6 Maglio, g 0 0 10 Gotkin, g 4 6 1 14 Scheffel, g 16 2 8 Totals 21 37 22 79 CAROLINA G F P T Rosenbluth, f 8 13 5 29 Vayda, f 4 3 4 11 Clark, f 0 10 1 Young, c 4 0 3 8 Likins, c 10 4 2 Radovich, g 4 6 5 14 Lifson, g 4 2 5 10 Totals 25 25 26 75 Perdue Will Captain '55 UNC Gridders Roland Perdue, senior tackle from College Park, Ga., has been selected by his team-mates to captain the 1955 Tar Heel foot ball Squad. Perdue, 195 pounds and six feet, one inch tall, worked his way up to a Starting position on last year's team and became one of the work-horses in the for ward wall. He is a pre-minister-ial student. WW Frye one of Carolina's greatest defensive ends who gained all-ACC honors last sea son, was second in the voting and is alternate captain . Tf fn) iff 0 I I n CI Mm ;. a1- f- SPRING INTO THE NEW SEASON WITH Seasonal Clothes From Town and Campus FOUR SENIORS The North Carolina wrestling team will lose only four men through gradtration this year. In cluded on the list of seniors are KarT BaTkley, Arthur and Miles Gregory, and Pete McGehee. Thir teen others will return next season. Bermudas Polo Shirts it l ; M I h' m lit I v Jk - f'7 'rir , I .. : i :: .1 f ' - 1 f I .Jfev for the casual man!
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