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DECEMBER 17, 1755 THS DAILY TAR HEEL PAG TI - n . s 3 II Htryt -mshmen n O At - J VV DOT) AMX . Tr1 ISO lvj Li u y!( II. I 1 Va0J La Z-r a Li IA i V Freeman's Carolina " i.i.v.ollprs "stretched 'la-ssci""" -g. streak to six Thurs s'they' downed the Ed 'rv Institute cadets by a 85-69 score in a game played at Pineland. It was the second time this year that the cadets have fall en before the Tar Babies. High scoring guard Harvey Salz 4 7 IS V 9 : : 5 " V '31 4 w MlvH ilM? ; a pleasure to get to know Old Spice After Shave otion. Each time you shave you can look forward to some iing special: the Old Spice 'scent brisk, crisp, fresh as 11 outdoors .. .the tang of that vigorous astringent ban- lies shave-soap film, heals tiny razor nicks. . Splash on lo Spice and start the day refreshed! I Add Spice to Your Life.T- Old Spice For Men j; ? SHULTON New York Toronto was the Tar Baby ringleader again as he poured in 29 points to .take scoring honors. . Forward : Gehr mann Holland was runnerup with 15, while Stan Grbll and Bill Hath away each tallied 12 markers; It was strictly no contest from the start to finish as the Tar Bab ies jumped into an earlv lead and never let up. Salz arid Co: moved to a 13 point half time advantage at 51-33 and in the second half they continued i to v have; things pretty much their own way right up until the end. " Bill Hathaway and . Danny; Lotz, the Carolina big men,; made their presence felt under the boards as usual and managed to "come off with a lion's share of the rebounds. The roughest test of the season so far for the Tar Babies comes on Saturday night when ' they: trav el to Maryland to take on the Ter rapin freshman squad. The Terp yearlings ; are reportedly loaded for bear this year with numerous schoolboy stars studding : the ros ter. The game wait be a prelimi nary to the Carolina - Maryland varsity clash. . j " The box: . ' Carolina Lotz, f Thomerson, f Bruggeworth, 1 Holland, f Scurlock, f La ton, f Hathaway, c Reynolds, c Salz, g Kelly, g : Durst, g Rattay, g Groll, g ' Carter, g Totals: MVjaraeai-u N r ff B i I of i North Fifty-six; ' University Carolina freshmen ' have b e e n awarded numerals for participat- athletics, it Donald Redding, Asheboro; Char les Baker Reed, Sylva; Almond j Ephriam Shew; Clinton; Donnie ! Allen Smith, Albemarle; Fred was announcea ioaay uy icw of Athletics C. P. Erickson. The Va-, ; Clyde McRae Turlington, kwards were made following rec- Dunn; Rabe s Charles Walton Jr., ommendaUori by coaches and ap- Churchland, ya.; Carroll Clinton proval-by ' the Athletic Council, j Wright, rysori City. The list included 23 football , Soccer Coleman Bryan Barks, players, 22 soccer players, - And H Chat-tanooga Tenn.; Robert Hanes cross-country performers. ' . - j Borden,1 ' Goidsboro; Walter Dever- Those receiving numerals we re:, ux, Edward Coeneh, Chapel Hill; Football Jimmy Don . Boggs, Wilson iteid Cooper, Signal" ML, High Point; David Kelly ; Coats, Tenn.; DaVid Conard Corkey, Char Culpeper, Va.; Robert John Coop- lotte; Gaylord Hunt Cowan, Forest er, Andrews; Emil'Joseph DeCan- city; VaWimir Dagaev, Nyack, tis, Scranton, Pa.; Frank .Joseph N.Y.; Johnlloberts Faucette, Swan Dominick, . Plains, Pa.; Bernard nanoa; Robert Graham Ferrell, Michael Donatelli, Barnesboro, Pa.; Macoh, Ga.; Richard Irvin Graus Haywood Daniel Droze Jr., "Wash- man, New York, " N. Y.; Robert ington; D.C.; David Edumnd Fen-; peter Killinger, Washington, D.C.; ton, . Salem, N. J.; Willie Louis j William Skeele Klein, Swannanoa; Hardison, Edenton; Curtis Harcuni ' George Edward Mayo, Fremont; Hathaway, Norfolk, Va.; Donald David Lawrence Mincey, Charlotte; Kemper, Ha tboro, Pa.; Ronald Paul ( Leo Haid Phelan, "Charlotte; James Loes, Duryea, Pa.; Raymond Otis Harris Purks, Chapel Hill; -Thomas Kryzak, Charleston, W. Va.; Ed-Slade Rand, Fremont; Harley Shu ward Adam Lipski, Larksville, Pa.; ford, Hickory; Robert Wright James Benton McLeod, Ralpord; ( Stewart, Miami Beach, Fla.; Ben - "' '; : . j Carmichael Sumner, Rutherf ord- tp ton; Robert Ranson Williams, : 3 ; Asheville; Bodgan Michael Zlot - 0 J nicki, Coron. 0 I Cross-Country Wayne Staton 8 Bishop, Greenville; Harris Alexan 0 der Coffin, Asheboro; Donald At 10 las Furtado Garner; Leonard Vic ,13 tor Huggins Jr., Chapel Hill; How O .ard Martin Kahn, Baltimore, Md.; (William Henry Luesing, Jr., Hunt ington, Vf. Va:; James Harry Men zel, Southern Pines; Walter David Mills, Charlotte; William - .Lea Palmer, Valdese; Ennie Hughes Robinson, Wrighlsville Beach; David Caesar Scurlock Jr., Greens boro. Lanky Lennie Rosenbluth is back 14.3, Captaain Jerry' Vay da scores bulk of the wiC ucdp lur uie car- at a rate of 13.3 Der same, and Tar ITppI DassetDaii squad after his fine performances against olina two South Carolina and Alabama. He hit 31 against the Gamecocks and 29 against the Crimson Tide. . Rosenbluth now is averaging 23.3 points per game for the four Tar Heel victories. The game with McCrary does not count in the figures since the Eagles are not a four-year college team. Four other Tar Heels have aver aged in the double figures. Pete Brennan has pushed in 60 points for an average of 15 per contest. Center Joe Quigg is averaging! scoring load for s who are aver5'2 guard Tommy Kearns hits at a points a game. The Tar I; cl 12.5 clip. ponents have scored at an a ii .... . I mis quintet has carried thefage cf 71.5 per 3.T. ,X.N rr i fe (-V n'-! -v,' ib.lllllliaBMSi. t fg ft' pf tpE.M.I. " fg ft pf ?4 2 1 10 Ryan, f 1 1 4 1 0 0 2 Gillikan, f 0 0 0 ' ; 0,0 0 0 Daugherty, f 0 0 0 5 5 1 15 Connelly, f .40 2 1 0 0; 2 Glover; f 0 0 , 0 . 0 0 0 0 Outland, c 3 4 0 5 2 4 12 Holland, c 1 6 1 4 . 0 , 0 0 0 j Hester, c 0 0 0 13 3 -1; 29 Henderson, g 3 4 0 . 0: 0 1 6 Blak, g , ' . 2 1 1 ' 0 0 0 0, Barfield, 0 0 0 ;i : Or 0" 2 Trajnor, g 10 Q O "6 0 . 0; 12 Roddy, g 0 0 0 ' 0 r . 0 1; Younge, g - o 0 0 . 3S: 13 8- 85 totals: I 29 11 11 iq : t Q 20 0 0 69 amiioach Ma d o. B i g S h ow and he showed his during the entire game." Referee Bello, who enjoys mix ing his signal-calling with fun, Wednesday night ?in Woollen Gymnasium, Carolina's-"rapidly-improving Tar Heels 'put on one of the finest basketball shows seen around this area in a long time, But the spectators, at the 'game were treated to still ar.other show wa3rs does, Bello clowned with the which . hardly added lustre ,.to the , players and fans. When Alabama night. . i f ' j began dropping behind, Coach Dee Johnny Dee, . temperamental questioned the decisions pt Bellb. Alabama coach, displayed 'about He even applauded Bello when as much immaturity in the," ;upset ever he called a foul against Car- 'Car olina win displeasure Hundley, considered by many as the best basketball player in the nation. Hundley has been a tremen dous favorite in the Coliseum commenced to give the spectators 'since his performance in the Dixie something to laugh at. As he al--Classic there last year.... After the Maryland game the Tar Heels play in the Dixie Class ics at Raleigh on December 29, 30, and 31. LSU plays in Woollen Gym on January 3. a referees Lou Bello, and' Jim i ;Mills; 't 9 n & i . at z z tit - if hi - May the spirit of peace and good will of this joyous Christ mas season abide with you and yours now and always. AS m 7- V - A hi (' -A ' X i - " at i, , A -ri-u h V J - -L I ; I i ; i "I )sV a ; L: il l f- ' i i n i 'VKt i r1 -, if ,1 vvcjy YOUR CHAPEL HILL DRY CLEANERS UNIVERSITY CLEANERS OPPOSITE POST OFFICE TAR HEEL CLEANERS as any . grown man f olina. This among many other cbfc- could. Dee became; antagonized at ! tortions by the Alabama coaca really left a bad impression. It does seem a pity that a grown man, who is supposed to be a lead er of the young men he coaches, can not control his emotions any better than Coach Dee did. Undoubtedly Dee hates to lose, for which we admire him, but there is an extreme to which he approached. ; Bello is one ,.of the finer "referee's of this area and has often been commended for his Work. His ability as a referee, mix ed with his natural humor cre ates a crowd-pleasing effect. , MARYLAND 1$ ALWAYS TOUH: After the thumping the Tar Heels handed the Alabama lads Wednesday night, the campus s buzzing with the hopes for reach the top ten in the next poll. Car olina jumped from 24th to 16th last week on the basis of their wins over Clemson, South Caro lina ahd Georgia Teck. The Terra pins, however, could spoil those hopes for the present. Coach Bud Millikan always comes up with ' a tough club at Maryland, employing the control ball style of play. Year after year, under Millikan's guidance, the Terps. have bumped off some of the leading college teams. . Th ty hold onfo the ball until they get a good shot at the goal.. The style is nerve-racking to the opponent and has led to many. "defeats : be fore. . '-' . C. ;,;, ,;- '';'.'": " Maryland has lost only; one and is tied with the Tar Heel's for the ACC leadershir;. ,The. 13,500 . seat Maryland Coliseum should be pack ed for the game as two of the top teams in the nation square offIt will be ; a big contest for Coach Frank , McGuire "and 'his men. :':t iPROSHVS. 'MARYLAND FROSMr Coach Buck Freeman's fresh man team plays the Maryland freshman team in the preliminary game. 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