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Basketball Schedule
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Rust HATVIoNO :
It now appears after only two games that Carolina's Tar Heels
could give any team in the country a real battle in the second half.
Fur the second straight contest, the Tar Heels shook off a bad first
half and poured on the power in the second half to win easily.
Against Cttmson, Carolina didn't look exactly bad in the initial
half. It was just that the Tigers looked very good in hitting 59
of their shots. Carolina ran away with it, however, in the second
stanxa, both offensively and defensively.
Against Virginia the Heels did look bad in the first half, especially
in the closing minutes. They blew an early lead to the Cavaliers, who
came on quickly in the closing moments to pull within a point at 29-28.
Virginia even led briefly at the beginning of the second half.
But it was very briefly, for the Tar Heels hit a real hot streak
and pulled ahead to 39-31, and after that were never threatened.
Most of those points in the spurt came on a Doug Moe to Lee Shaf
fer combination. Moe passed to Shaffer twice for lay-ups which Lee
made good. He also collected a foul shot on each play.
As far as shooting went, Moe had a bad night. Everywhere
else, though, he was exceptional, especially on assists and re
bounds. Doug grabbed off 11 rebounds for second high man.
Dick Kcplcy was held down to 10 points against the Cavaliers,
a far cry from his 24 in the opener. But Kepley was a demon on de
fense, hauling in 16 rebounds and stopping big Herb Busch, but good.
Busch didn't score a point or get a rebound.
This year's Tar Heel team features a slight "New Look" from
those teams of the past. For instance, on the national champion
ship team, the order of every game was "get the ball to Rosen
bluth." Last year Pete Brennan was the big man.
It appears at this early date that the '58-'59 version of the Tar
Heels won't have any "big" man, it will have five. There probably
won't be any one big scorer, but all five of the starters nad most
of the subs arc capable of a 20-point night.
This may serve to make the Tar Heels even more dangerous .
than they have been in the past. After the Virginia game, Coach
Frank McCuire remarked, "We have five men out there playing
together."
Before the season started, there was talk around campus that the
basketball team had "five good individual stars but they will never
be able to work together." It seems now that the exact opposite is
true. They have five good individual stars, but they work together,
and how.
The conference race is moving merrily along with Satte Col
lege now in the driver's seat. The Pack is unbeaten in three games,
: two of them against league foes Wake Forest and Maryland. Caro
lina, of course, has an identical in conference record, but has so
far not met the stiff competition that State has.
Game .'I lelights: In the pressbcx for the Virginia game was Lou
Carcacerra, an assistant coach at St. John's. He was scouting the Cava
liers who meet St. John's later in the season. Carcacerra is quite an
old hand with Tar Heel players, having coached Tommy Kearns, Hugh
Donahue and York Larese at St. Ann's High School in New York City,
lie played for Frank McGuire when McGuire was at St. John's.
Also in the pressbox was Ken Rosemond, former Tar Heel
backcourt man and last year's freshman cage coach. Rosemond Is
now assistant coach at South Carolina, and he was scouting the
Tar Heels who meet South Carolina in their next game.
A disappointing note: Even with the small capacity in Woollen
Gym, the last two home games have not been sellouts. Both night?
there have been plenty of scats available.
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Intramural Basketball Oiens
The Intramural Department an
nounced that 102 teams, have en
tered the Intramural basketball
program.
As in the other sports the teams
will be divided into 4 tig groups.
These are Fraternity Blue which
is composed of 27 different teams,
the Fraternity White division has
31 teams, the Dormitory division
which is the largest with 32 teams
and the Graduate division consist
ing of 12 teams
Plans are also being made to in
clude a church league. This league
will begin play after 1 the " Christ-
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BIG NIGHT Harvey Salz had his biggest night of the year against
Virginia, gunning for 19 points. Salz was high scorer for both teams.
He is also the Tar Heel playmaker.
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Carolina's defending ACC cham
pion swimming team, fresh from
a 64-18 rout of Clemson in . their
season opener, travel to Greenville
today to meet East Carolina Col
lege in their home pool.
The meet should be something
of a breather for the Tar Heels,
a meet that Coach Pat Earey has
described as "not a real test."
Once again Earey's hot-shot sopho
mores will be getting more of val
uable experience, the only ingre
dient they lack for another shot
at the ACC crown.
The sophs did exceptionally
well against Clemson, especially
freestyler Harry Bloom. Bloom,
who cracked many of Carolina's
freshman records last year, was
the only double winner in the
meet. He captured the 220 free
style and the 440 freestyle.
Another soph, Randy Dodson,
finished first in the 200-yard but
terfly and helped his mates to a
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win in the 400-freestyle relay
Dodson will be heavily counted on
today, in addition to soph Tom
Gurrant, another freestyler.
Old hands like Kit Mercer in
the medley relay, Dick Cashwell
and Pete Reynolds on the diving
boards, Brent Nash in the 100-free-style
will also be looking for sec
ond victories.
Still another soph, Bob Hunter,
will be out for win number two in
the backstroke event.
Last year the Dolphins roared
through 11 straight meets withou
a loss, and appear to be well on
the way to another undefeated
season under at Earey.
Five All-Americans graduated
off last year's team, but even these
losses seem to have able and will
ing replacements which appear in
the form of sophomores up from
one of the finest frosh teams in
the history of the conference.
Football To Open Vs. Clemson
By Associated Press
Carolina swapped pesty North
Carolina State for Clemson as its
opening day football foe on the
1959 schedule announced Tuesday
by Athletic Director Chuck Erick-
son.
The 10-game slate includes all
the Tar Heels' 1958 opponents ex
cept Southern California who will
be replaced next year by Miami,
Fla.
Carolina plays five home games
and five on the road. The latter
include traditional season-ended
against Duke, Nov. 21 at Durham
Coach Jim Tatum's Carolina
crew, which won six and lost four
in 1958, will open with Clemson,
the year's Atlantic Coast Confer
ence Champion, in a home game
Sept. 19.
The Tar Heels will play all sev
en other conference foes, and, in
addition to Miami, will meet Norte
Dame and Tennessee in intcrscc
tional matches.
They'll play North Carolina
State at home Oct. 3. The Wolf-
pack, opening day team for the
past three years, spoiled the Tar
Heels debuts in 1956, 1957 and
1958.
LEADS TANKMEN Brent Nash, an expert in the 400 medley relay
end 100 freestyle, leads his Tar Heel mates Into their second meet
of the season today against East Carolina at Greenville.
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