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By HUGH FULLERTON JR. ,
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Although picking winners is a risky business at a time when
louring college basketball teams are facing top-flight competition
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almost every night, the Kansas Jayhawks are a- solid first choice
in the second weekly Associated Press ranking poll of the season.
Kansas drew the first place votes of 63 of the 93 sports writers
and broadcasters participating in the poll. That gave the Jayhawks
864 points under the usual scoring system of 10 for first, nine for
second, etc.
Paced by 7-foot sophomore Wilt. Chamberlain, Kansas took
two impressive decisions from Washington last week, 77-63 and
92 78, to make it four straight for the season. The poll is based
on results through last Saturday, Dec 15.
The record winning streak of the University of San Fran
cisco, finally broken by Illinois Monday, lasted just long enough
for the Dons to take second place with 582 points.
San Francisco won its fifth game of the season and its 60th
straight in collegiate competition by beating Chicago Loyola in the
opening "round of the Chicago Invitation Tournament last week.
Then the U. S. Olympic squad, sparked by Bill Russell, the man
most responsible for the Dons winning record, handed San Fran
cisco an 83-52 setback.
That wasn't counted because it was regarded as an exhibition,
but it did count when fifth-rated Illinois whipped the Dons C2-33
Monday.
North Carolina, heading north this week for games in New
York and Boston before.the Dixie Classic tournament, moved
up to third place in the rankings from sixth with 12 first place
votes and 516 points. Southern Methodist and Illinois, both un
beaten, advanced to fourth and fifth while once-beaten Ken
tucky and Louisville dropped back. Others rajiked in the top
10 were West Virginia, St. Louis and Kansas State.
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ADELAIDE, Australia (AP) J right so that I can reach my peak Chester," Vic said. "Then I de-) when I needed it, no more. I let
Carolina's highly rated cagers
left yesterday for a trip to their
old home town, and for the firs
time this season, Tar Heel fans
will be able to follow their team
via the medium of radio.
Morty Schaap . of radio station
WBBB in Burlington will originate
broadcasts of the three UNC week
end games in New York City atd
Boston, and ; an anticipated net
work of six or, more stations will
cacrry the games.
Three stations and five cities
have already been signed up for
the series, to be sponsored by
Siberling Tire Co. of Akron, Ohio.
Committed stations are WBBB in
Burlington, WDXC in Durham and
WBIG in Greensboro. Stations in
High Point and Fayetteville have
also been lined up.. Negotiations
are underway with . stations i.i
Rocky Mount, Wilson, Greenville
and Henderson.
The Tar Heels go against NYLr
Vic Seixas said yesterday he is
using his "Wimbledon plan" in
preparing for the Davis Cup chal
lenge round and if it works out as
expected, he may surprise by beat
ing both Lew Hoad and Ken Rose
wall. "I feel I am pacing myself just
the middle of next week," said
the 33-year-old Philadelphian, who
carries America's faint hopes of
recapturing the international ten
nis trophy.
"In getting ready for Wimble
don last summer I skipped all Eu
ropean tournaments except Man-
cided to work myself into
physical and mental edge for the
tournament. I think I did, as the
results show.
"It was the same sort of condi
tioning I did in 1954 down here,
when we won back the cupnot
too many tournaments; just work
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At Wimbledon Seixas gained tne
semifinals and led Rosewall 5-2 in
the fifth set before he became dis
tracted by a line call and blew
the match. In 1954 at Sydney. SaC
as worked himself into perfect
shape and won over Rosewall in
the first match. "
in Madison Square Garden tomor
row niht, and face Dartmouth
and Holy Cross on Friday and Sat
urday nights in Boston. Tipoff
time for the NYU game is 9:00
while the Boston games begin it
8:45.
Coach Frank McGuire's squad
will carry a spotless 5-0 record
and a lofty national rating into
the contests. Both United Press
and International News Service '
place the Tar Heels at number
two, while AP has them in third
spot behind Kansas and San Fran
Cisco.
In games to date, Carolina has .
had trouble only with South Car
olina. In that one last Saturday
night in Columbia, the surprising
Gamecocks fought tooth and nail
before succumbing, 90-86, in over
time. Monday night the tall Tar
Heels vanquished Maryland, 70-61,
to take full possession of the ACC
lead with a perfect 3-0 record.
Carolina Mermen Whip
Duke Swimmers, 65-21
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Carolina's unbeaten swimmers
racked up their third straight vic
tory of the current campaign in
Durham yesterday, as they downed
Duke's hapless mermen. 65-21, iae
fore a handful of spectators.
UNC freestyler was the only
double winner of the day, sweep
ing both the 220 and .44fr free-style
events. The Tar Heels .captured
all' but two first places "on their
way to the win.
The summary:
400-meaiey "relayf ' T UNC.
(Krepp. Zwicker, 'Zickgraf,. Jash)
Time 4:03.7.
220 freestyle: 1 Schiffman, C;
2 Rose, C; 3 Haffer, D. Time
2:15.7.
50 Freestyle: 1 Young, D; 2
Maness, C; 3 Wetchler, D. Timb
24.9.
200 Butterfly: 1 Mahaffey,. C,
2 Turner, C; 3 Burns, D. Time
2:24.7.
Diving. 1 Kelso, C; 2 Mte
kins, C; 3 Fisher, D. Points
206.
100 Freestyle: 1 Rose, C; 2
KreDD. C: 3 Younff. D. Time- -
53.5. (
200 Backstroke: 1 Pace, D; 2
Zickgraf, C; 3 Butler, C. Time
2:21.6.
440 Freestyle: 1 Schiffma:..
C; 2 Haffer, D; 3 Atwater, C.
Time 5:04.5.
200 Breaststroke: 1 Zwicker,
C; 2 Morgan, D; 3 Tribus, C.
Time 2.37.4. m i
400 Freestyle relay: 1 UNC.
(Goad, Nash, Maness, Rose). Time
3:46.5.
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