FEBRUARY .22. 1956 ,
Lif.
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE THREE
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Guard Stan Groll was the man
most responsible for Carolina's
success as he blasted the nets for
20 points. Groll was backed up, by
forward Danny Lotz and Ray Stan
ley, and center Billy Hathaway.
.Carolina took an early lead in
the tilt and managed to pull out
in front of State 8" points in the
early minutes of the first half.
Then State bounced back and knot
ted the game with a 34-34 tie at
halftime. "
The game remained close until
the final 3 minutes when Carolina
managed to sneak out with a com
manding lead.
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UNC coach Bill Meade's gym
nastics team pulled out of their
three g'ame losing streak to win
over! Georgia Tech in Georgia
Saturday. The final score was 53V
to 42 Vz. T
-The , smooth performing Tar
Ifeels, paced by Howard, Waddill,
and Hilliard swept through the
six events and took four firsts.
The entire team worked well and
controlled their, strong events.
Carolinas tumbling ace, Dixon
Quails was defeated for his first
drop from the winning slot of the
season. . .
Results:
Rope Climb Waddill (UNC),
Dodge (UNC), Parker (Tech), Jor
dan (UNC).
. Side Horse Caveny (Tech) 223,
Parker (Tech), Howard (UNC).
High Bar Howard (UNO 2G6,
Parker (Tech),. Stokes (Tech).
Parallel' Bars Howard (UNC)
241, Parker (Tech), Dodge (UNC).
Let's Get A "Hot" Game
Of Pool Going At The
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. Rosenbluth Goes Up For Two -
All-American Lennie Rosenbluth scores two of his 28 points. (Henley Photo)
Rosenbluth Scores 28
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TRAVEL AGEISJGY
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Shavlik, another All-Americacan-didate,
scored only 11 points but
wiped the boards clean with 23 re
bounds. State hit 41 per cent of its shots
and Carolina" hit 36 per cent. The
foul shots kept the Tar Heels in
the game. They hit 33 of 43 char
ity tosses. State popped in 21 of.
30 from the line.
It was the second loss of. the
season for Carolina to the Wolf
pack. Both of them came on the
Coliseum court
Carolina concludes its regular
season Friday night in Woollen'
Gym against the Duke Blue Devils.
A win in that game will assure1
Carolina of at least a tie .for.Xirs.L
place. , , .-" ::
Grid Manaqers Wanted-
Head football manager Billy
Johnson asks all freshmen inter?
ested in helping to manage the
football team next season to at
tend a meeting. Wednesday after
noon in 304 Woollen Gymnasium
at 4:30.
Soccer Practice Set ,
Varsity soccer prectice is sched
uled to-et under way at 3:00 this
afternoon according to Coach Mar
vin Allen. Players are - instructed
to report to field number four.
Practice will continue for three
weeks.
"Best Foreign Film of the Year"
Duke Tickets Sold Out
All tickets for the Duke-Caro-!
ina basketball game here Febru
ary 24 have been sold out
Vernon Crook, business mana
ger of athletics, announced the
last ticket was sold to Ben Hard-
ing of 338 Cobb dormitory at 2:15
yesterday afternoon,
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There will be about two more
weks of regular competition' in ih-t
tramural table tennis-before the
playoffs begin.' There . has been
considerable action in the fraternU
ty and dormitory divisions during
the past few days.
There will be no ; competition
Wednesday, but games will begin
again on Thursday with play be
ginning at 4 o'clock on court 4. '
Several teams in the dormitory
division promise to be strong con
tendens this year. Alexander
dorm, the winner of the dormitory
divisional championship for two
out of the last three years, prom
ises to be a threat again this year.
In Monday's action, Kap Sig 1
beat Sig Chi-2, TEP-2 beat Chi Psi
2, PiKa-1 beat Chi Phi-2, Sig Nu 2
beat KA-1, ZBT-1 beat Zeta-1, Sig
Chi 1 beat PiKa-3.
Soccer is now under full swing
in all -divisions. Several games
have been played since the season
started. In the fraternity division,
ATO has a strong team which
hopes to win the divisional: champ
ionship for the third yearin a
row. "
4 Several games wil be c played
Wednesday. ATO wil makfe its -initial
appearance of the year by tak
ing on SAE-1 in a game at 4 o'clock:
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LENNIE ROSENBLUTH
Lennie Piosenbluth, Carolina';
fabled point-producer, was so
much head and shoulders above
any other Carolina athlete last
week that he unanimously re
ceived Athlete-of-the-Week hon
ors for the second consecutive
week.
Lennie punched in 33 points
in the thrilling Wake Forest
game Wednesday night and
scored the important points for
Coach Frank McGuire's team.
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A Campus-td-Career Case History J
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)cA- Abraham of Bell Telephone Laboratories, here experimenting
with closing the loop on a transistor feedback amplifier.
"I'm working with top names and top talent
That's one of Richard P. Abraham's
comments about his career with Bell Tele-,
phone Laboratories in Murray Hill, N. J.,
"In 1954. after I'd received my M.S. from
Stanford," Dick continues, "I. was inter
viewed by a number of companies. Of
these I liked the Bell Labs interview bet
the interviewer knew what he was talk
ing about, and;the Labs seemed a high
caliber place. ,
"The Labs have a professional atmos
phere, and I'm really impressed by my
working associates As for my work, I've
been on rotating assignments working
with transistor networks and their meas
urement techniques, studying magnetic
ft
ork
drum circuitry, and doing classified w
on Nike. This experience is tremendous.
. "In addition to the job, I attend Lab
conducted classes on a graduate level
several times a week. Besides that, the
Labs are helping me get a Ph.D. at
Columbia by giving me time of! to get to
late afternoon classes. That's the kind of
co-operation you really appreciate from
your company.
"What are important to me are the op
portunities offered by the job and the
work itself. My wife and I own a house
near Murray Hill, and we've found a lot
of friends through the Labs. All in all,
I think I'm in the right kind of place."
Dick Abraham is typical of the many young men
mio are finding their careers in the Bell System.
Similar career opportunities exist in the Bell
Telephone Companies, Western Electric and
Samlia Corporation. Your placement officer has
more information about these companies.
Bell
Telephone
System
COLUMBUS DIVISION
AIRPUANES THAN ANY OTHER
COMPANY IN THE. wukiu.
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