PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1960
k Score
with C. J. UNDEGWOOD
The trip to Grcnsboro last Sat
urday night, needless to say, was
a gratifying experience.
The joy of avenging our Dixie
Classic loss to Wake Forest was
sweet enough, though many other
things added up to make the trip
a worthwhile, pleasant memory.
Even though I've enjoyed many
a game in Raleigh's William Neal
Reynolds Coliseum. I'd have to say
the Greensboro Coliseum is the
most beautiful structure of that
type I've ever seen.
There's not a bad seat in the
bouse and there are 9.048 of them
ready to be taken for a basketball
game. And the seats are arranged
so that one doesn't get that close.
p.icked in feeling as he does in
Pnleuh where a sardine could
easily develop claustrophobia.
The clan of Wake Forest stu-
As for the game itself, the Tar
Heels were never better. The 45.5
accuracy mark from the floor was
the best of the year, but the real
story of the game was told at the
free throw line. J
Carolina, last week the no. 1
team in the nation in free throw
percentage, hit on 22 of 26 while
Wake could manage only 19 of 25.
Jioth teams hit 20 field goals, but
the Deacons shot eight more times.
The three leaders of the Caro
lina offense all hit 50 per cent or
better. Shaffer and Harvey Salz
both hit half their shots while
York Larese poured 'em in at a
53.9 clip.
Miscellaneous . . .
Whoever built the huge score
board for the coliseum must have
had Wake Forest in mind. The
d nts behind the press table often ' monstrous clock hovered menac
got pretty hard to take, though ;ngly over the floor, flashing the
it's natural that "our boys always ' minutes in glittering gold over a
get the bad breaks ." This was the ! black background, the same colors
reneral concensus throughout the
Deacon crowd as the game pro
gressed and kept looking more and
more like a Tar Heel victory was
on the make.
Probably the outstanding note
under the "pretty hard to take"
category came when Iee Shaffer
took the line for a free throw after
his basket which sent the Heels
Into a three point lead with 29
seconds left.
It must have been desperation,
but something told the Deacon
cheerleader to begin a very dis
turbing chant of "Go. Deacons.
Go" while the blond bomber toed
the line. Naturally Mr. Shaffer
knew the only place the Deacons
were going was back to Winston
Salrm in a few minutej so he
calmly sank the charity toss to
luck things up.
Wake Forest calls its own.
York Larese won the game's
outstanding player award and was
supposed to receive a plaque sig
nifying the honor. When Yorkie
was announced the winner, though,
the public address announcer add
ed, "Due to an NCAA ruling of a
few days ago, Larese cannot re
ceive any material award."
Makes you wonder just how
narrow-minded this already very
narrow-minded organization real
ly is .. .
Billy Packer, who almost single
handedly beat the Tar Heels in
the Classic finals, met his match
in Larese. The great Carolina
junior went after Packer all night
like a hound after a rabbit re
sult: Packer hit on 2 out of 12
from the floor and finished with
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Sports Calendar
Wednesday
Basketball: Varsity and Fresh
man against N. C. State at home.
Freshman game starts at 6 o'clock.
Wrrestling: Varsity and Fresh
man against N. C. State at home
in the afternoon.
Swimming: Varsity against East
Carolina at home at 4 o'clock.
Thursday
Swimming: Varsity against Wake
Forest at home at 7:30.
Friday
Wrestling: Varsity against Ap
palachian at home at 8 o'clock.
Saturday
Basketball: Varsity against Vir
ginia at Greensboro at 8 o'clock.
Swimming: Freshman against
Stauntion Military Academy
away.
STATE CAGE TICKETS
The Athletic Ticket office re
ports that it still has almost one
thousand seats for the Carolina
State basketball game tomorrow
night remaining to be distributed.
Students and university employees
can pick up these seats by bring
ing their athletic passcard to the
Woollen Gym office.
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SKIN-DIVING CLUB
There will be a meeting of the
Skin-Diving Club Friday afternoon
at 3:30 in room 304 of Woollen
Gym. All those interested are re
quested to attend.
Ha 1 he missed ar.d Wake Forest 1"? pm'nts. going scoreless for the
won from that point, this fine bit; last 28 minutes.
f sportsmanship would have nkadc j He previously held a field goal
headline material from this oor-1 mark of 54.3 and averaged over
ntr. 1 16 points a game.
Science Foundation, Phi Delt
Advance To Volleyball Finals
Only two teams are left in the f
j-U-campus volleyball play - off
championships and they go at it
tonight t 7 for all the marbles.
Phi Delt. Fraternity Blue divis
ion champion, smacked Chi Psi,
the Frat White Jang, by scores of
15-4 in the first matfh and 12-6
in the third They lost the second
match 7-10.
The Science Foundation (gradu
ate champions) won over the
Spodie-Odies, the dorm kings. In
the second game. Alter fusing the
first match 8-15, Sconce .Founda
t.ou stormed back t sweep the
last two in the best-of-thrcc series
by 13-7 and 9-7.
Science Foundation will taJcc
eholarship" will be offered him.
on Phi Ddt tonight at 7 on
court 3 of Woollen Gym. Adequate
seating will be provided for spec
tators. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
4 0O-SAE vs. Zeta Psi. Beta-2
vs. Delta Sig (W). Bcta-3 vs.
TKP (W), SA-2 vs. Pi Lamb-1
W).
5:00 DKE-2 vs. Zete-3 (W).
KA vs. PiKA-3 (W), PI Lamb-2
vs. PiKA-4 (W), Bcta-1 vs.
PiKA-1 (W), Sig Nu Riflemen
vs. PiKA-2 (W).
7:00 Sigma Nu vs. Lambda
Chi. City Planners vs. Med Sch-
2. Sig Nu Mavericks vs. Chi
Psi-3 (W), Law Sch-3 vs. Med.
Sch-4.
8.00 Med Sch-1 vs. Dent
Sch-4, Grads vs. reacocks-2,
Med Sch-3 vs. Grad History,
Lcwis-1 vs. Alexander, Zcte-1
vs. ATO-2 (W).
British Track Chiefs
Warn English Athletes
LONDON (AP) Britain's track
and field chiefs Monday bluntly
w arned the nation's athletes that
at ceptancc of some American uni
versity scholarships could lead to
a ban on their competing in the
United States.
'G'-ct oiT advice before you ac
cept J scholarship," advised the
Britislt Amateur Athletic Board
BAAB.
The JiAAB issued a statement
explaining its refusal to let the
23-ycar-old sprinter Dave Segal
accept a scholarship to Furman
University.
Segal May Bt Banned
The board ruled the scholar
ship was offered "solely on the
grounds of athletic ability" and
warned Segal he would be banned
from competing in the United
States.
Since this ruling. Chuck Itohe,
coach at Furman, has cabled the
BAAB and Segal that the athletic
scholarship has been withdrawn
and that a "general excellence
scholarship" will Ibe offered him.
The BAAB said it would recon
sider the matter as soon "as an
official communication from the
dean of the faculty" is received.
Sparks Controversy
The ban on Segal accepting the
Furman offer sparkod a big con
troversy in British newspapers.
Many sports writers argued that
Segal should have been given the
go-ahead.
Matmen Post
Second Win
Carolina's wrestling team made
its home debut a good one Satur
day night, downing hapless Wake
Forest by a 31-5 count and nar
rowly missing a shutout. Pope Shu
ford, UNC's undefeated 157 pound- i
er, and three of his mates scored I
pins as the locals improved their I
season's mark to 2-3
Heavyweight Bill Shipp tried
hard to complete the shutout, but
after being ahead on points was
pinned in the third period for the
only Deacon victory.
Coach Sam Barnes commented
that his boys '"did a little better
than I expected them too" and
that the 'win gives us encourage
ment for the tough one against
State next week."
The Frosh squad rolled to its
fourth consecutive triumph in the
first engagement of the night, 26
8. as Jimmy Klutz, Willis Johnson
and Jay Simpson scored pins.
Next match for both varsity and
frosh teams is against N. C. State
at Woollen Gym on Wednesday
afternoon.
CERV SIGNS
KANSAS CITY Outfielder
Cerv, a holdout last season,
Bob
be-
VARSITY SUMMARY
123 Londort (C) by forfeit. 130
lilchrist (C) pinned Ward 5:43
137 Broker (C) decisioned Jo
hanssen 5-0. 147 McSwain (C)
pinned Rose 8:11. 157 Shuford
(C) pinned Sloner 2:15. 167 Rus
sell (C) pinned Overcash 4:53. 177
Alexander (C) decisioned Baker
4-2. HWr Ashburn (WF) pinned
Shipp 7:29.
POST - GAME WORDS
Carolina basketball players turn
intellectual on the bus ride home
from out of town games. Led by
sophomore scholar Don Walsh, the
team engages in a word game
which would impress their English
professors profoundly.
Mouth-Watering
Give-A-Ways
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January Colossal
came the iirt member of the Kan
sas City Athletics to sign a 1960
contract Mondav.
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