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Roll As Grapplers Pin Pfeiffer
By ED DUPREE
Carolina's wrestlers literally flat
tened Pfeiffcr's Falcons and steam
rolled to an easy 28-10 victory
over the visitors in the second half
of Carolina's first wrestling dou
bleheader. The only match which didn't re
sult in a pin was Tar Heel Jack
Jones' decisioned win iq the 147
pound division over Pfeiffcr's Boyd
Stokes.
Pete Gilchrist and Dick Ulack
man, Carolina's point makers, con
tinued to close in on the UNC
scoring record set by Perrin Hen
derson in 1959. Gilchrist pinned
Dick Gardner in the 137-division in
8:14 to notch his second pin of the
night and run his season scoring
total to 23, only two shy of Hen
derson's record. Blackman glued
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Joe Kiker to the mat in only 3:20
in the 157-division. Blackman now
has 25 points for the season.
Each of Pfeiffcr's wins were also
by pins. Larry Crumbley pinned
Carolina's Bill Holmes in 4:40 in
the 130-pound match and Bob Hand
pinned Dick Newhouse in a quick
1:30 in the 167-class.
Louis Arthur started the match
off for Carolina by pinning Jerry
Mason in 2:10 to give the Tar Heels
I a 5-0 lo.nl. Crumbly's pin evened
the score at 5-5. but Gilchrist's fif
th pin in a row gave the home-
staixiors a lead they never relin
quished.
Jones' win pushed the score to
13-5 and Blackmail's pin made it
1S-5. Hand's five-pointer closed the
gap to 1S-10, but Tom Alexander
and Bill Shipp each chalked up
pins in the 177 -and heavyweight
classes to close out the double
header in fine style. Alexander
pinned Bob Ascher in 5:52 and
Shipp, after getting a finger poked
in his eye, flattened Jim Schaffer
in 7:09.
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The win over Pfeiffer gives the
Tar Heels a 3-5-1 record. After
losing the first five matches of the
season, Sam Barnes men have
rebounded superbly and should be
ready to have their say in the At
lantic Coast Conference champion
ships at Raleigh next month. Car
olina still meets Duke and Mary
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Phi Delts Pace
Murals Action
With 78 Points
By JOHN MONTAGUE
The hot-handed Phi Delts start
ed off the Spring Semester intra
mural season in fine style, crush
ing Pi Kappa Phi, 78-43, Monday
night. With four men finding the
range with unusual frequency, the
points came fast for the Phi Delta
boys. Tom Butler was the top
scorer with 24 points, followed by
teammates Billy Hubbard, 18,
Bobby Reagan, 16, and Jerry
Evans, 13. Hobbs had 13 for the
losers.
Jim Speight pumped in 19 points
for Kappa Sig, but it was not
enough as Chi Psi, with four men
in double figures, rolled to a 69-41
rout. The big point producers for
Chi Psi were Koontz, 17, Barrier,
16, Bondi, 13, and Angell 12. Gene
Howden netted 18 and Jerry Rucker
got 12 to pace Sigma Nu to a
53-28 win over Thcta Chi.
ATO coasted to a 48-32 victory
over. Beta Roger Penland's 13
markers leading the way. Johnson
bucketed 15 as Delta Sig downed
DU, 49-40, and footballer Ward
Marslendcr's 11 points were the
difference in Phi Gam's 40-29 tri
umph over DKE.
Alton Russell was high man in
the low-scoring Chi Phi-Lamb Chi
contest, netting 13 to lead Chi Phi
to a 30-21 win. Underwood and
Kessler each had 14 points in Sig
ma Chi's 45-41 decision over Phi
Kap Sig. Gene Sigmon, however,
was top man in the contest, scoring
19 for the losers.
TEP pushed past Kappa Psi,
32-23, and SPE forfeited to AK
Psi to round out Monday's cage
schedule.
In volleyball DU downed SAE
in the Blue Division, while in the
White League. Kappa Psi Pikers
beat Chi Phi, Pi Lamb stopped the
DU Tigers, and the Phi Delt Sis
sies won over the hi Delt Losers.
SAE defeated the Phi Delts in
the only handball action Monday.
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PETE GILCHRIST, a senior from Charlotte, was the top point
man on the Tar Heel wrestling team going into last night's double
header. Gilchrist has pinned his opponent in the last three matches
' and racked up 18 points in 5 matches.
Cube's Victory Gives Heels
14-14 Tie With Mountaineers
By ED DUPREE
Heavyweight Jerry Cabe deci
sioned his Appalachian opponent
in the final match of the contest
to give Carolina's wrestlers a 14
14 tie Tuesday night. The ; dead
locked thriller was close from the
opening match arid gave the larg
est wrestling audience of the sea
son more than enough to yell
about.
Pete Gilchrist continued his pin
ning ways by flattening Appala
chian's Swaim midway -of - Jthe
second period. It took the Char
lotte senior only 4:14 to chalk up
his fourth straight pin of the sea
son. Gilchrist moved fiver-poinU
closer to the UNC mat record of
30 points, set by Perrin Hender
son in 1959. He now has 23 points
and looms as a top contender for
the ACC championship in the 130
pound class. The conference cham
pionship meet will be held in Ra
leigh in March, concurrent with
the basketball tournament.
In the opening duel, Carolina's
Mickey Nelson lost to ASTC's
Crouch on riding time to give the
boys from Boone a short-lived, 3-0
lead.- Gilchrist's performance
quickly gave the home team a 5-3
advantage.
But Carolina's - lead was also
short-lived as . Willis Johnson was
pinned by Appalachian's Cook in
the 137 division. Johnson stuck
with the App grappler through .the
first two periods, but was pinned
with 1:46 to go in the match.
Dick Blackman, the second half
of Coach Sam Barnes's scoringj
punch, pulled the Tar Heels into
an 8-8 tie by decisioning Yatsko
in the 147 class. Blackman, who
sat out the West Virginia match
because he had been hitting the
books excessively during the week,
stiir.has a shot at the scoring
record held by Henderson. Black
man racked up 17 points in the
first half of the season, before
missing the West Virginia con
test, which the Tar Heels won
handily. The WThiteville, N. C.
junior now has 20 points.
Tom Grant regained the lead for
the Carolina matrfen by decision
ing bhelton in the 157 class.
fTJfSHls Ihree-point win pushed the
score to 11-8, but once more the
lead was short-lived.
A pair of Appalachian victories
followed Grant's win and set the
stage for Cabe's sparkling per
formance in the finale.
Whit Durand was decisioned by
the visitors' Mayhew in the 167
division to knot the count at 11
11. Gene Record and Appalachian's
Tiddy then squared ofrin the 177
match which proved to be the-
most evenly matched cf the night.
Each wrestler came within a hair
of pinning his foe several times,
but " the advantage bounced back
and forth from one second to the
next during the entire bout. Tiddy
finally decisioned Record to give
the . visitors a 14-11 lead.
Cabe' completely ; overpowered
his opponent, Rollins, in the un
limited division, but couldn't score
a pin. His win gave the Tar Heels
a moral victory in the first match
of the Woollen Gym doubleheadcr,
which saw the Tar Heels meet
Pfeiffer also. The Mountaineers
have been a perennial wrestling
power in the state for years and
the tie rates as the second upset
in a row for Sam Barnes's grap
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Feb. 10. and the Maryland game,
Feb. 19, are now available on a
first come, first served basis to
students with ID cards. Tickets
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fice in Woollen Gym.
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Students interested in trying out
for cither the freshman or varsity
golf teams should report to Ed
Kcnncy at the Finley Golf Course
immediately. Qualifying rounds
are tentatively scheduled for next
week, depending on the weather.
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