FACE FOUR
THE. DAILY TAR. HEEL
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 195fi
Frosh Cagers Outclassed 90-63 By Frosh Host Tri - Meet
Sharp Wake Forest Freshman Five Swimmers Meet Deacs
Ky KtSTY HAMMOND
Winston-Salem Wake Forest's
Ilaby Deacs, using a devastating
fast break to full advantage, com
pletely overwhelmed Carolina's Tar
Ilabies here tonight by 90-63.
In this third meeting of the sea
son between the two clubs, the
IJaby Dears came onto the floor
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appearing a completely different
team. The Tar Babies had previ
ously defeated the Deacs twice. But
last night it was all Wake Forest
fiem the opening moments.
The Baby Deacs jumped off to
an early lead which was never
threatened throughout the battle. The
Deacs had an early lead of 29-12
and led at half time by 38-23. nl
the final half they pulled steadily
away and the contest was never in
doubt.
Big man for Wake Forest was
3' 11" guard Al Hart, who pumped
in 28 big points. It was Hart who
initiated nearly all of the fast
breaxs and continually harassed
the Tar Babies with his ball-stealing
and trick dribbling tactics. His
running mate at guard, Dave Ad
kins, collected 13 and also stayed
in the hair of the Tar Babies all
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night.
Lou Brown was once again high'
man for Carolina with 18, but
found himself boxed-in whenever
he got the ball. A great percentage
ot Brown's shots were blocked in
flight by the alert Wake defenders.
Billy Dunlap trailed Brown with 13.
The Tar Babies had two glaring
difficulties all night their inability
to work the ball to the inside against
the tight Deac zone and their failure
to pull down" the rebounds. They
were forced to shoot from the out
sWp and had trouble finding the
range.
The loss tonight lowered Caro
lina's season record to 9-6, and this
h their fourth loss in the last five
ganies.
THE SCORING
Carolina Shuford 8; Dunlap 13;
Hart 7; Brown 18; Longnecker 5;
Mathews 3; Deaton 7; Donohue 2.
Wake Fores Adkins 13; Wilner
1; Hart 28; Sneed 17; Steele 13;
Holbrook 4; Fennell 12.
By MAC MAHAFFEY
The undefeated Carolina swim-
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from the floor and the Deacs were
41.8.
THE , BOX
NORTH CAROLIN A G F P T
Shaffer 2 2-3
Cunningham 4 0-1
Lotz ; 0 0-3
Kepley 2 1-3
Brennan ............ 3 9-12
1 6
3 8
0 0
2 5,
5 15
3 14
1 12
Kearns 6 2-4
Salz 4 4-4
Totals 21 18-30 15 60
WAKE FOREST G F P T
Budd ... 5 5-7 3 15
Wiggins 2 0-4 5 4
Ritchie 1 0-0 1 2
Carr 1 1-4 5 3
Bowers 7 1-1 3 15
Forte 2 0-0 1 4
Odom 0 0-1 0 0
Broadway 2 4-5 1 8
Cox 0 0-0 2 0
Greene 3 0-0 16
Totals 23 11-22 22 57
mers go after win number. 10 to
night at 8 o'clock in the Bowman
Gray Indoor pool when they will be
host to the Wake Forest swim team.
Fresh from a decisive win over
the southeastern champs Florida,
Coach Pat Earey's fish will be in
fine shape, and this meet is a step
toward the ACC Champions to be
held here at the end of this month.
Carolina's trio of senior sprinters-Bill
Zickgraf, Bill Roth, and
Walter Rose-. will probably be the
highlights of the meet. Tony Schiff
manN who has consistently been
high Voint scorer, will swim the
distance events backed by very cap
able junior Jeff Zwicker.
Brent Nash the Tar Heel's only
backstroker and star- of the Florida
meet, will try to better his time in
the 200 yard backtroke. Divers Ned
Meekins, Pete Reynolds, and Dick
Cash well will do the board work
for Carolina. With the debt added
by butterfly swimmers Mahaffy and
Turner, and breaststrokers Mercer
and Cooper, and middle-distancer
Kelly Manass, it is litle wonder
that the tankmen are undefeated
this season
Scurlock And Bishop
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By DAVE WIBLE
On the boards at the New York
AC indoor Games Saturday, night
Tar Heel track fans will find two
runners wearing Carolina colors,
Dave Scurlock and Wayne Bishop.
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! one of the greatest middle distance
i runners in Carolina history, will be
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arranged to have what Dale Ran
son, Carolina's track coach, calls
the' best field Dave will meet this
year."
Scurlock, who won with a 1:52.6
last week will be facing: Tom Mur
phy (Manhattan) who anchored his
two-mile relay team in ' the Mill
rose in 1:51.1; Ty Hadley (Occi
dental) who ran a 1:51.1 in the same
relay; Joe Soprano (Manhattan) a
fine distance man; Zobig Ornwal.
Poland's middle distance national
champion; and Tom Carroll (Yale)
who has finished only a few yards
behind Scurlock in the Millrose.
Bishop, who recently added to
his collection the outstanding run
ner's" award for his performance
at the V.M.I. Belays, will be chal
knging some of the top distance
men in the world in the 2-mile.
j Topping off the list is the number
one two-mile in the nation. John
Macy. Mac-y, formerly from Poland,
but now running for Houston has
clocked 8:57.2 over the distance.
Also in the field is Yugoslavia's
Velisa Mugosa who has hit 9:03.
Biship's best time is 9:lti.
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