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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1940
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Tar Heels Secure Tenth Win
Against League OCompetition
lty ELLIOTT t 00 PER
With Don'.; Moc in the di iei ": M't. ('aiolina ;t hack.
n the load I.im niulit and tan down Mainland Si-ll to the
complete saiish.tion oi l,foo I ar H t-cl lans who wit nosed
the inntcNt in Woollen Ciyin.
l ot the loin th sttaiht name tin- innioi loiuaid hit lor
oxer im points. This time his total W. is u-,. Tlayin in the
pivot against the Terps man-to-man
di-fcso. Mm- ;ot sixteen of his points
in the List half, most of these on
lay tips and foul fhots.
The winners tipped their ACC rec
ord to 10-2 with the victory and re
main in contention to tie Wake For
est at 12-2 tor top spot in the con
forein.es final Manchnps.
Sal Sidelined
t'-e-n' uithiJit the services of
c- ir.: liif Jlarxev Sal who .sustained j
a rib iiij'Cv in 'Jie South Carolina
Uanie. Toath FrtfLk McGuire's crew
espenenced sume anxious moment
in the vecond halt' ; the Tcrps
liiJ up the contest at Lvfore
tallir.4 to the Tar Heels l.nt
rally, a quality that has been scce
ly nmsed oxer the past three ftamos.
I'.eMde Moe. the Tur Heels had j
throe other players in double tiff-;
ures. Lee Shaffer topped Vhis; trio
with 14 and was followed Oy Hay
Stanley and Jim Donohue who' both
had II.
I'miu a zone on defense Carol.Via
completely bottled up Maryland
center Al liunge who wont into the .
frey ;iv the leading scorer in the
conference. Mounded continually by
Stanley. Donohue. Moe. and Shaf- i
fer. the Tcrp center could manage
only fixe points for the entire eve
ning. anl he got all oi tluse in the
f.rst half.
Tar Grab Lead
Follo.xin the pattern they have als are wider "way xxrth 26 teams (
established in the last several games participating Four separate lea-
the Tar Heels grabbed a quick open- jgues will yield xvinners to play off!
in4 leaJ in the first half and hung1 for Jhe championship. j
onto it to build up a 3t-31 hautime The Ked League play, has been
margin. j completed with Alderman, de-
Dono'aue. Parting as the fifth fending the Chaitipioriship. the
man in the Carolina lineup in place ! winners.
of Sal, gave the Tar Heels a 2-0 1 The results of gtimc played
lead at the 13:33 mark on a tap in. jar: Alderman over 'I'ovvit by fo--A
lay up and two fouls by Itayifeit; Kenan oxer Spc ccer by for-
Stanley alter the first four minutes
of play had elapsed pushed the Car
olina margin to 9-3
After three straight field goals by j
the Tcrps cut the Carolina lead to
1714 with H O:) left to go. the Tar
Heels hit a hot streak and tossed
in seven consecutixe points to go
on top by ten at 24-14. This was the
largest margin oi the first half for ,
the winners.
Trrps Heduce (Lead
Maryland chopped away at this
point spread, however, and behind
the shooting of Ted Marshall. Al
Bunge, and Bruce Kelleher man
aged to narrow the Carolina lead to
five by halftime.
Maryland came back at the start
ol the second half and scored five
straight points to tie the game at
3f3G before the Tar Heels could hit
the basket. A lay up by Donohue
ami a jump shot by Stanley, how
ever, restored the Carolina lead and
the Terps never pulled even again.
At the 11:58 mark Moe got a three
point play to push the winners lead
to six at 51-43. In quick succession
York Larese hit on a lay up, Stan
ley two fouls, and Moe a jump to
burst ahead 57-45.
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACUOSK
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ntate
6. Attack,
as a dog
(var.)
10. Arctic
explorer
II. Mr.Ladd
12. Pijcs
13. British
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17. Like
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19. Pig-pen
20. Some
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Taylor
nickname
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leader
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symptom
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24. First-rate
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of 3rd Retch
29. Have
(archaic)
29. Perch
30. Raw state
of a metal
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war-god
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elamatlon of woe
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Buddha
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river
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flower
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Stanley
Donohue
Hudock
Walsh
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0 0 0
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Totals
Maryland
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Kelloher
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Carolina
Maryland
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WAA NEWS
WAA BASKETBALL
The JVAA Basketball Jfntraimn
f,.if Alnhi r.;un 21 T-'i Phi II ID:
Kappa oxer Tri Delta, by forfeit:
Nurses 18 Smith lac Akffrman;
43 Spencer 37; Tri Delta I 10-
K D 34; Kappa 23 PL Phi 2: and
Spencer 1 over Toxxn by forfeit. ;
Next week's schedule: Monday, i
4:00 Smith vs K-nan; Tuetfday. ;
4:00 Alpha Gam vs. Kappa I; !
Thursday, 4:00 Tri Delta I vs Pi ,
Phi II.
GIRLS DEFEAT DUKE
The WAA Basketball Club won
over the Duke club here Wednes
day 35 to 27. The Carolina girls
took an early lead and led
throughout the game. Duke
threatened momentarily in the
last quarter, but the L'Ts'C coeds
put an a sparkling finish to clinch
the win.
The coeds on the UNC team
were: Ann Crawford, Catherine
Bolton. B. Howell. S. Payne, Bob
bie Brendage, Katherine Pierce,
S. Mattes, H. McCallum, R.
Thompson, and D. Waddwell.
The Basketball Club meet's
Wednesday .afternoons at 4:00 and
any women students interested in
playing are invited to attend.
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grossed
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daily-
paper
JURuMian
measure
XI Often
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big
28. Custom
TetrU.T'a Aaswwr
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JJ 41. Sc
S6. Ran away
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38.Wallabas
XS. Cows-
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feet
31. Digit
41. Scotch.
man's cap
32. Sky-blue
45. Falconer's
summons
to a hawk
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LARESE HITS York Larese hooks one in as Paul Jelus (32) of
Maryland looks on. Doug Moe (32) is ready to tap the ball in.
(Photo by Charlie Blumenthal)
Tar Babies Beaten
On Last Second Shot
By C. J. UNDERWOOD
George Lehmann, a King Midas
with a basketball, whipped a pass
to his big center, Bob Weichmann.
who sank a layup xvith only 2
.seconds left in the game to give
Campbell Junior College a come
back 64-63 victory over the Car
olina freshmen here last night.
Weichmann's game-winning ef
fort clme after the Tar Babies'
.'Marty Conlon had missed two vi
tal free throw attempts xvith only
:12 seconds showing on the clock.
Lehmann. after a first half in
which he could only sink 4 of 11
: hots from the floor, came back
t ) personally wipe out a 12 point
Var Baby lead and finally send
the Camels ahead at the 9:06
mark.
Tar Babies Lead
Carolina, behind 25-24 at inter
mdssion, came out fast after the
rust period on some fine shoot
ing by Conlon and guard Larry
lijovvn. With over seven and a
hzlf minutes gone and the Tar
Tiabies enjoying a 43-31 margin,
Lehmann turned red-hot and tai
lzied 10 of Campbell's next 16
p oints on three long jump shots
a nd two driving hooks. His jump
i r at 9:06 put the Camels ahead
$7-45.
The 6-2 Palmyra, N. J. product
iSontinued his great shooting and
!ihot Campbell into a seven point
'kad. 56-49, with 6:08 left to play.
The Tar Babies weren't out of it
yet, however, finally overtaking
them on Roland Parker's two
charity tosses with 38 seconds left
for a 63-62 lead.
Conlon Misses
It was evident that the last shot
was going to be given to Leh
mann at this point, but Holland
lost the ball in the forecourt and
Conlon was promptly fouled
as the Tar. Babies reached the
other end of the court. Both shots
hit the back rim and Campbell
had the ball with 12 seconds sep
arating it from a 63-62 loss.
With all eyes on Lehmann, the
crafty guard was double-teamed
in the backcourt by Sonny Smith
and Joe Lee, but Lehmann spied
Weichman under the goal and it
was all over.
The Scoring
Carolina: Conlon, 17; Burns, 1;
Smith, 9; Brown, 17; Vinroot, 0;
Lee, 10; Parker, 5; Crutchfield, 4;
Bowers, 4.
Campbell: Edwards, 5; Vaughn.
0; Lehmann, 36; Highsmith, 4;
Weichmann, 11; Holland, 5; Ad
ams, 1; Smith, 0; Johnston, 2.
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Outing Club Meeting
Over 50 people attended the
Outing Club meeting Monday
night to see a movie and demon
stration on skin diving, by Ed
Decker and Charlie Smithline.
j representatives of a well-know n
sporting goods company,
j Decker had all kinds of skin
j div ing and spear-l'ishing equip
j ment on display, and several
members of the club were allow
ed to try out the equipment in
the pool.
The Outing Club confirmed the
following dates: Rifle Practice a!
Air Force Rifle Range tonight.
Horace Williams clean-up crew,
Feb. 28 at 2; Archery Meet. April
1; Kerr Lake Boating and Skiing
Trip, May 1. The next club meet
ing will be March 10 at 7.
MURAL ENTRIES
Participating in the next two
Intramural sports will be 63 table
tennis teams and 22 soccer teams.
Soccer is not a point-system
activity and is played on an all
campus basis with teams from all
divisions playing against each
other.
Table tennis is divided into di
visions and the break-down is:
22 fraternity blue teams, 16 dorm
teams, 18 fraternity white teams
and 7 graduate teams.
The Intramurals office an
nounced yesterday that play in
both sports will begin on Monday.
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A MISS Maryland Ted Marshall (42) and Maryland Al Bunge
(54) jump for a rebound. Doug Moe (35), Don Walsh (20) and Ray
Stanley (30) of Carolina rush to recover the ball.
(Photo by Charlie Blumenthal)
Bunge Tops ACC Scoring List
GREENSBORO (AP) Mary
land's Al Bunge is back in the
driver's seat in the Atlantic Coast
Conference's individual point
making race.
But no fewer
lengers have a
ematical chance
pass him be-fore
tions are made.
Bungr's avera,
ACC Service
through games
than seven chal
reasonable math
to overtake or
the final tabula
te, according to
Bureau figures
of last Saturday
night, is now 17.5 points a game.
But loss than 2 points a game
separates him from North Caro
lina's York Larese, No. 8 scorer
at 15.8 points a game.
Six Challengers
In between are sophomore Art
Whifiiant of South Carolina 17.3
points a game, Paul Aririns of
Virginia 17.2, Lee Shaker of
North Carolina 17.1. sophomore
Choppy Patterson of Clcmon 16.9.
sophomore Len Chapped (1 Wake
Forest 10.7, Mike Callahan ol
South Carolina 15.9.
Adkins and Shaffer have been
previous leaders, and all have
shown the ability to close such
a small gap in a short spurt.
Actually, Doug Moe of North
Carolina has a better average than
all of the top men. 17.6 points
a game, bulhe has played in less
than half of his team's games and
is not eligible at this time.
May Go To Playoffs
It is possible than even next
week's championship tournament
will not produce a clear-cut
champion. It could take the NCAA
playoffs to settle the issue con
clusively. Playoff performance
counts in season scoring in ac
cordance with NCAA regulations.
Maryland's Paul Jelus, a talent
ed sophomore, is a new challenger
SUMMER JOBS FOR
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We will have a few Summer
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BASKETBALL
4:00 Kap Sig vs. Sig Chi
5:00 Peacocks-2 vs. Dent Sch-2
7:00 Everett-3 vs. Grimes, Pea-eocks-1
vs. Med Seh-3, Glen Len
nox vs. Manly Riverrats.
8:00 Med Sch-2 vs. Law Sch
4. Old West vs. Spodie-Odies, Med
Sch-4 vs. Grad History.
HANDBALL
4:00 Peacocks vs. Law School
(Grad finals)
5:00 Joyner vs. Graham
7:00 Phi Gam vs. SAE (Frat
Blue Finals), Cobb vs. Winner
(NROTC-Spodie Odies)
8:00 Sig Nu vs. winner (Zete
Chi Psi) (Frat White Finals)
MONDAY SCORES
Kap Sig 38, ZBT 17; Beta 75,
Chi Psi 38; Phi Delt (1W) 48.
Chi Psi (2W) 38; Delt Sig (W) 36;
Phi Delt (2Wr) 31; Sig Nu Mav
ericks 75. Zete (3W) 14; ATO
(1W) 38, PiKA (3W) 21; Law Sch
(2) 70, Dent Sch (4) 23; Peacocks
(1) 79, Med Sch (4) 33; Law Sch
j(l) 52, Med Sch (2) 27; Dent Sch
Hi) w, jxiea ben (5) 2; iigma cm
43, ZBT 22;
MONOGRAM CLUB MEETING
Monogram Club l'rcsident Bob
Shupin requests that all club
members attend tonight's meeting
at 7:30 when initiations will take
place.
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