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Earey's Tankmen Take On VMI Squad
Here At 8; Varsity Opener For Mann
By JOHN KOURI
'The initial splash of the UNC
swimming team comes off tonight
at 8 in Bowman Gray Pool. The
powerful Dolphins play host to the
swimmers from Virginia Military
Institute.
Coach Pat Earey, the congenial,
soft-spoken, ruddy-haired mentor,
said that "VMI will offer stiff
competition, but we should win.
Our overall depth should make usj
stronger with Mann, Bilbro, and
Bloom, but VMI will be very
strong in the backstroke and free
style with Prince and Collins. Last
year we beat them convincingly.
"However," Earey continued,
"the Thanksgiving vacation set us
back. Mann, Bilbro, Bloom, Cone
and the Mummaw twins were the
only boys to stay at school during
the holidavs and practice. I feel
that they will be better conditioned
16 Seniors Close
Careers Tomorrow
Sixteen seniors, many of whom up in rushing honors on the team
have shown great lustre on the with 295 net yards (only ioxxr lost)
gridiron, will wind up their
careers as UNC football players
close the 1961 season against Vir
ginia here.
Among this number are quar
terback Ray Farris, halfbacks Gib
Carson and Lenny Beck, fullbacks
Bob Elliott and Joe Davies, ends
George Knox and Conrad Sloop,
tackles Jim Shumate and John
Hegarty, guard Jim LeCompte and
center Gary Truver. All these
players have been on Carolina's
first or second units this season.
Others who are finishing their
eligibility are tackles Henry Tay
lor and Sam Loflin, halfback
Breck Regan, tackle Joe Davenport
and guard Benton McMillan.
The seniors, frustrated by losses
in the closing seconds by the Tar
Heels in their last two games with
Huke and Wake Forest, are ex
pected to be at their peak men
tally in hopes of closing out their
college football careers on a win
ning note.
"It has been four wonderful
years," said Farris, who developed
as a senior into a truly outstand
ing quarterback. "I am sorry we
slipped up on those last two games,
preventing us from turning in a
better record this year. We don't
intend to lose the last one."
Co-Captains Elliott and Le
Compte echoed the same senti
ments. Elliott currently is runner-
for a 3.4 average. He also is' the
scoring leader with 33 points. Le
Compte is an outstanding candi
date for All-America and already
has been named on one third
team selection.
Senior Gib Carson is the team's
rushing leader with 388 net yards
and a 3.6 yards-per-carry aver
age. Carson is runner-up to Elliott
in scoring with 20 points.
Saturday's game is expected to
draw between 25,000 and 30,000, in
cluding upwards of 10,000 Boy
Scouts who will be guests. A fea
ture of the day will be a reunion
of the great 1946-47-48 Carolina
team coached by Carl Snavely and
with Charlie Justice, Art Weiner
and Ken Powell All-Americans.
Justice, Weiner and Powell will be
here, along with some sixty of
their teammates of the period.
Virginia, fresh from a notable
upset victory of Maryland last
week, is expected to be a tough
number, but the Tar Heels have
worked hard in preparation. Each
team has a 4-5 record for the sea
son and both are hopeful of vic
tory to escape losing season
This will be the 66th meeting in
this old and honorable series.
Carolina has won 35 games, Vir
ginia 27, with three ties. The Tar
Heels have dominated in the mod
ern series, winning 11 of the past
15 games.
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and stronger in this meet than the
others.
"I am hoping that in this meet
as many boys as possible will get
the chance to swim. We want to
win, but we are more concerned
with the middle and latter part of
the year, because of the ACC,
Eastern and National Champion
ships. "This year's squad should do
well. In the sprints we have Bil
bro, Cone, Murray and Williams.
In the distances we are also four
strong with Bloom, Lea, Merrill
and Weber. Huffman and Mann
will be our backstrokers. This kid
Mann has the best possibility on
the team to gain AU-American
honors.
"The key to a good year depends
greatly on King and Schiffman in
the butterfly. If these two can im
prove, as I know they can, then
some of our worries will be be
hind us. We are well-prepared in
the breaststroke with Briggs, Can
non and Swift. Our divers, Patter
son and Fambrough, are both
valuable to the team."
. The traditionally strong Carolina
swimmers should be a stalwart in
ACC play. The Blue Dolphins will
begin their fifth year under Coach
Earey. During this span, he has
guided his teams to a magnificent
record of 40 wins and 7 losses and
three conference championships.
Daily Tar Heel Sports
Page 4 Friday, December 1, 1961
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SPRINTING ACE Bryan VVilliams, above, will be one of the
leaders tonight for UNC when, the Tar Heel swimmers take on VMI
here at 8. Williams, a senior,; was a member of the 400 yard relay
team that won the ACC Championship last winter. He is a co-captain
along with backstroker Bob Bilbro. '
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The Tar Heels are an exper--season tonight against the grap- 130; Willis Johnson, 137; Richard
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By ED DUPREE
Carolina's wrestling team travels
to Lexington, Va. to open the 1961
Varsity Booters
Vs. Campus Team
The varsity soccer team will
scrimmage an all-campus team
today at 4 p.m. on Fetzer Field.
The Tar Heel booters have fin
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record and third place in the At
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Maryland and Duke.
piers of Washington & Lee.
Carolina wrestling history.
The UNC matmen finished sec
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last year, but compiled only a 5-6
overall record. Missing from that
team is Pope Shuford, captain for
two years, and a top performer
in every match. Shuford is a sen
ior this year, but unexpectedly de
cided not to wrestle.
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pears to be Louis Arthur, 115 lbs.;
Milton Nelson, 123; Tripp May,
uiacKman, 11 ; jam juia-s,
Francis Lowerey, 167; Gene Rec
ord, 177; Bill Shipp, 191; and Gor
don Appell, heavyweight. Bill
Homes, Peter Gilchrist, Tom Grant
and Neil Ruttenberg "could break
into the lineup before our first
meet," says Barnes.
The freshman wrestlers will also
make the northern trip to tangle
with W&L's frosh. Both the var
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