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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Moe Paces Wfh 22;
Hees Face SC Tonight
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It looks esiMroit'AablpR' RuppV Kentucky, Wildcatsrwill stays
a solid choice as the halldtiY'numbcr !lwarw,cjgaii:on'iriog;1af IWcy"
keep winning.. The" Cats closed first in, both the, AT and. UP polls
last week with the Tar Heels of Carolina breathing down 'thir, necks
in both. . '.v ' . j ' ;
Ont pub!kiti6n,.$eortt IHutrttd, givs ,tf nod U Caro
lina. In ranking h famr9inally, SI rats-h Tar Hh firtf
in th South with 'Kentucky weemd and Auburn third. i
Alter seeing the Wildcats' slaughter three opponents, we can't
help but believe maybe they deserve that lofty position. Just let them
sJip an inch, though, and Carolina will be on top, but quick.
The funny thing about it is that both Kentucky and Carolina have
a nucleus of untried sophomores, and neither was rated at all highly
before the season began. Now, eyes are opening all over the place
and both teams roll along like ole roan river.
Tht ntxt Ht for Ktntucky com vry toon whtn th CaH
tn9l. with Auburn, who it undtftatod this ytar and has a two
ytar strwk of 24 farms 9 oing. That might bo tha last straw.
The next toughie the Tar Heels face Is next week when disap
pointing, but capable, Maryland comes to town. After that, well,
there's always State to play again.
Stat skiddtd as low as sixth in ont of tho polls and hald
onto furth In tho othtr. Th Pack . Is currently playing with, but
not against, Carolina In Charlorro. T10 two ttams swap oppononts
tonight.
Speaking of the next N. C. State-Carolina contest, upcoming on
February 18, the final' decision has been made as to where it will
be held. After three sites were suggested and much controversy arose,
the Athletic Department wisely decided to play the game here in
Chapel Hill. Even though Woollen Gym will only hold 4,800, the
move was still the right one.
Had tho ftmo boon playod in distant Charlotto, or ovon at
RaUigh, thtrt would hao boon an immoso transportation for
students problom. iron though both placos had offorod 7,000 stu
dent tlcktts, tho simpla fact romalns tho studonts could not havo
walkad to tht gamo. Tho gamo will bo broadvistd for tho bOnofit
of thoto who don't got into tho "Sardino Can".
Odd Fact: Kentucky, number 1 team in the nation, isn't even
leading Us own conference. The Wildcats were beaten by SEC foe
Vandcrbilt,- while Auburn'i unbeaten rifinsmen Ijold the league lead
Sports UlustratodV in addition to WndW Tar Haols first
placo, had a plcturo and 'articlo on Carolina mlddlo-distano
flash Davo Scurlok. ,Tho artklo asks, "Is tho Unitod Statts a So-nd-IUU
Track f oworf .urlk .runs today in tho Millroso
gsmos in Now York City .against, old rival 'Arnio .SowtH.
Ikiore lat nizht'a battle with Clemson, Carolina had compilled
$ome amadng statistics: 1 All five starters are averaging in double
figures, 2 They lead the league in offense (74 5). 3 They average
the Mrscat roint rrrcad (almost 10), 4 York Larese Is putting in
exactly. 50 of his shots.. .1 . 1 .
Aftor.this wtakand's. doublo haador In Chtrlotto, tho Tar
Hol havo only I gamts laft boforo tho ACC Tournamont. 4 of
fhtm, howovor aro at homo., , .'"
CHARLOTTE Carolina's na
tionally second-ranked Tar Heels
had everything their own way here
last night as they clobbered Clem
son. College 60-46 before 7,275 fans
in Memorial Coliseum.
-ThciTIeels f showed the ; effects of 1
the .jon'a lay-off for exams m their
play," but still managed to come
through-rwith more than enough for
t(ie (Tigers. .- v" '
Doug. Moe, having his best night
or lhe . year, paced the Tar Heel
attack with 22 points. Harvey Salz
was the only other man in double
figures, getting 10.
George Krajack and Bill Warren
each had 13 for Clemson, while
Doug Hoffman dumped in 12.
After the score was knotted early
at 5-5, the Carolinians grabbed a
lead they never relinquished the
Coming back onto the floor after
intermission, Carolina quickly ran
the score up and pulled out of dan
ger early in the second half. Clem
son was in striking distance for the
rest of the game, but could never
muster a rally sufficient to close the
ap.' . .. : - . .
The win boosted Carolina's over
all season record to a dazzling 1M,
and kept their conference mark un
beaten at 6-0. It marked the Tar
Ieels 5th straight win since losing
their only game of the season to
Michigan State in the Dixie Classic.
Clemson's defeat sunk them to 3-6
in the league and dropped their
overall mark to 5-12.
Tonight at 7:30 the Tar Heels meet-
South Carolina, a team that gave
State College a fight last night in the
Frosh Win
Carolina's Tar Babies edged
tho Georgetown Frosh 75-73 on
jump shot by guard Don
Walsh in the last six seconds.
The win advanced the Carolina
Frosh to the finals ' of : the
Georgetown Invitational Tour
nty; they face Bullis Prep to
night. The Tar Babies trailed by 30
22 in the first half, but rallied
to load 38-33 at intermission,
Tho gamo was close all the way.
Tho Scoring: Walsh 20, Po
test 18, Hudock 16, Hubbard 9,
McComb 8, Phillips 4.
rest of the night on Laresc's steal
and lay-up. Two more steals and
sy shots followed giving Carolina
a six-point spread.
Larcse's jump gave the Heels
heir longest lead of the half at 25-
16, but then the Tigers began to
whittle away at the enemy margin
cutting U to 4 at 28-24. A. late rally
led by Lee- Shaffer, Ray Stanley,
and Danhy L'ofi pulled the Tar Heels
away to a halftime spread of 10
points at 35-25..; , , ; .-
University!
Volleyball
State Outlast Gamecocks 63 - S3
Once again the menitiers of the
UNC faculty have emtjrged out of
their smoke-filled roonils and have
taken their sneakers and headed
for Woollen Gym. Why.' The Uni
versity Volleyball League is once
again in action. ' -
The teams have been' set up in
the same order as they Avcre during
the fall, with the exception of hav
ing new captains for the teams and
the players have been selected for
different teams than . they: were on
during theall.
By KEN ALYTA
CIIARLOTTE W Sixth-ranked
North Carolina State led virtually
all the way Friday night in scor
ing a 63-53 victory over South Car
olina in the opening game of an
Atlantic Coast Conference basket
ball doubleheader.
John Richter, 6-8 Wolf pack cen
ter, scored 21 points to lead the
assault against South Carolina.
State was cn top by 13 points at
the half with a late flurry after
South Carolina had tied the score
at 18-all with 5:30, .to go.
State retained a .i3-point lead
at 52-39 midway of the last half
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before South Carolina tallipd
The teams still number 6 with 8 consecutive nomts to trail bv 5
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piayers to a team, ine new cap-.with five minutes lpft.
tains are: 'Pete Mullis, Carl Blyth,
Bo Shepard,5 Mike Ronrr&an, Marvin
Allen and Henry House.
Some of . the special rules state
opener of a double header before that play w'ill begin as s;oon as four
players are; present, and when a
;ame is in progress and new play
ers arrive, 1 they should -be ejected
bowing 63-53.
Carolina has already defeated both
South Carolina and Clemson this
. .. ... ... into the eanae after one comnletp
season. Last tune out ine neeis r
t, u-,rsr,r iu nQmprAk c J 7n-57 in rotation of the team
Columbia.
in eight games.
Pucillo had 16 points and Ste-
The Box
Then, rebound ace Georee Str-
panovich and little Lou Pucillo ! Dial
. . . .. Frantz
vuiiiunicu lor li points, o oy ine
latter, to put State safely ahead
for its seventh conference victory
N. C. State
McGillivrary
Stepanovich .
Richter .
Englehardt
Pucillo .. ,
Hoadlcy 1
McCann
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South Carolina
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Luigs;; -y i
W. Hudson "i- '
Callahan
Lcntz
Prater
B. Hudson
Quick
Totals
N. C. State
South Carolina
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6
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12
21
6
16
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panovich 12 for the State team
that was down to. 10 men. Sophs
Niewierowski left school Thursday
for what they called personal rea
sons.
Dickie, ;Rrater was South Caro
lina's high scorer with 14 points.
. Baseball Meeting
Coach Itabb- would like to meet
all candidates, that are interested in
varsity baseball on Monday, Febru
ary 2 at 4:00 in room 304 of Woollen
Gym.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Shaffer
Moe :
Kepley
Larese
Salz
Brown
Lotz
Donohue
Crotty
Stanley
Totals
CLEMSON
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Hoffman
Carver
Gibbons
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Berry
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DAILY CROSSWORD
Scurlbcic Runs In
Millrose Games Today
All American Dave' Sc u r lock.
North Carolina's S 4 senior speed
ster, will meet a long-time rival
once again in Saturday's Millrose
Games in New York's Madison
Square Garden.
Scurlock, fresh frcm a fine victory
in the Knights of Columbus Games
la Boston, will be up against Arnle
Sowell. former rittsburjh tar who
owns- the world indoor' record time
of 1:50 3 In the 830-yard run. An
other entry in Saturday's event is
Totn Murphy, who edged but Big
Dave for the New York A G.. title
last season. ' '
' Itamon Corvlaet4 '
Tar Heel Coach Dale Ranson- is
convinced that the Greensboro na
live is headed for his biggest sea
on in this bis final year. "Dave is
a hard worker and a great com
petitor," Random begins. "Ho has
a lot of confidence in himself. He
has developed a strong aversion to
losing and I think this will be his
best season on the boards both in
quality of performance and in com
petition."
ScurlocK won three major indoor
races last year. In addition to the
Millrose title, he took firsts in the
BAA at Boston and the Chicago
Daily News meet. This season Dave
nailed down second position in the
Sugar Bowl 40, losing out to Olym
pic star Glenn Davis, before win
ning at Boston.
3 More Meets
After Saturday's race, Dave is
scheduled to participate in the BAA
in- Boston on 'Feb. '7 the Philadel
phia Inquirer 'Meet on Feb. 13, the
New York AC meet on Feb. 14, the
New York K of C. Meet on March
and the 'Atlantic Coast Conference
Indoor Games here on March 14.
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