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Triumph Easily
By STUART BALL
The undefeateds rolled merrily
along in Tuesday's Fraternity Divi
sion tag football games to keep ten
teams with perfect marks at this
late date.
Most impressive of these is SAE
which crushed its second straight
opponent. The victim this time was
Pi Kappa Phi and the score was
44-0. Ned Martin and Keith Stone
man both scored twice, and Scott
Trotter and Bob Segrest each scor
ed once for the visitors. In two
games SAE has amassed 101 points
while holding the opposition score
less.
Siema Nu also rates high in the
overall standings with 3-0 mark.
Jn Tuesday's contest they blanked
AK Psi 37-0 and clinched a play-
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off birth. Both Warren Price and
Calvin Jones scored two TD's in
the win and Frank Furr and Bobby
Madry added one each.
Lambda Chi Alpha bounced back
after a 19-6 loss last week to top
APO, 44-0, in a one sided contest.
High scorer in the game was John
Doyle with three touchdowns to his
credit. Cary Olsobrook scored twice
for the Chis.
In a 27-0 contest Beta outplayed
KA and remained unscored on
through its first two games. George
Wyman scored twice for the Betas
and Steve Wilson and Stan Cocke
added a touchdown each.
ATO and ZBT kept their perfect
marks intact with wins over the
Phi Gams and PiKAs, respective
ly. In a 23-0 win over Phi Gam,
Joe Turner, Steve Simpson and
John Canull all joined in the ATO
scoring. ZBT built up a 14-0 first
half lead and spent the rest of
the game protecting it. John Coan
scored both ZBT touchdowns and
Frank Rosenbaum added a safety.
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'Fencing Cliixb
By TOM WILLIAMS
As the UNC Fencing Club pre
pares for the coming season, an
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UNC FENCING CLUB members shown at last April's NCAA
Fencing Championships are (left to right) Don Hubbard, Tom Welch
and Jon Weber. The trio won 20 bouts at the Ohio State University
meet.
day to score its fifth straight vie
tory of the season, 23-38. Coach
Dale Ranson left his top two run
ners, Larry Henry and Bob Ben
nett, at Chapel Hill but the run
ners still managed to overwhelm
the home team.
Jerry Stuver lead the way as he
won his first meet of the year.
Second and third places went to
Smith and Rose of South Carolina
but the Carolina runners came
back to sweep the next six places.
Charley Little, who last week tied
Henry for first, finished fourth,
Jerry Smith was fifth and Obie
Whichard was sixth.
Friday night the entire cross
country team will be guests at a
dinner honoring Jim Beatty, the
greatest runner in UNC's history.
Beatty will fly in from California
and will arrive at Raleigh-Durham
airport Thursday night. The din
ner, which will be held in the
Blue Room of Lenoir Hall, will be
attended by Governor Terry San-
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aoDears. "Should fencing be recog
nized by the University of North
Carolina as. a varsity sport.'
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moter Norman Rothschild
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lost an
estimated $50,000 on Tuesday
night's Gene Fullmer-Dick Tiger
fight, but said Wednesday he ex
pected to make it back on a re
match. "I have a contract with both
fighters for a return bout on Jan.
19 at either Bozeman, Mont., or
Las Vega, Nev.," said Rothschild.
"But that doesn't mean it has to
be held at either place."
Tiger won the World Boxing As
sociation's middleweight crown in
the battle at Candlestick Park
a fight many old-timers believed
one of the toughest slugging match
es of all time.
Ohio State and USNSA
The student body of Ohio State
University voted last week to ter
minate its membership in the
United States National Student As
sociation (USNSA).
Ohio State was the host of the
National Student Congress this
summer.
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and approved by the University
Athletic Advisory Council, the
fencing club cannot receive varsi
ty recognition. The council is made
up of three students, three faculty
members, and three alumni. A vote
of approval by five council mem
bers is required before varsity rec
ognition can be given.
Erickson Cites Problems
When the question was presented
to Athletic Director Chuck Erick
son, he replied, "Because of the
numerous problems that would de
velop if the fencing club should
receive varsity recognition, I can't
see how the club would benefit from
this. If fencing becomes a varsity
sport, who is the team going to
compete with? There isn't enough
fencing interest in the south."
He feels that since none of the
colleges in this area have fencing
as a varsity sport, the team would
have to go to the north for its com
petition, causing financial difficul
ties. The team would be required
to nave competition on the same
level within a limited area.
If the club should receive varsity
status, there would be strict regu
lations placed upon it. The fencers
would be limited to one years' res
idence before they could compete;
thus, freshman would not be eli
gible. They would also be required
to maintain a high enough scholas
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"Freshman swimming coach Alan
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his Tar Baby swimmers are very
good. Gentry noted that he ex
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though meets with Maryland, Stan
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Westminster School may prove the
sternest tests of the team's ability.
Gentry added that seven of the
30 candidates who reported to him
last week for pre-season practice
and conditioning have made out
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Varsity
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tition.
It s not that I have anything
against fencing," he said, "for
I
think it is a wonderful sport, but
it just, uoesn 1 mase sense to rec
ognize fencing as a varsity sport
at this time."
Pebley Barrow, coach- of the
fencing club, strongly advocates
that fencing should receive varsity
recognition. "I feel that the boys
deserve recognition for their work
and efforts, and that over the yesirs
they have shown a record that mer
its varsity competition."
Budget Is Adequate
Coach Barrow says that the bud
get set aside each year for the
fencing club by the athletic coun
cil is adequate, and that- attaining
varsity recognition would not pre
sent a serious financial problem.
At one time N. C. State did offer
fencing as a varsity sport, but due
to lack of leadership, the sport was
dropped.
Coach Barrow, who has been
coaching fencing at Carolina since
1950, has recently started fencing
clubs in this area. One of his for
mal pupils is now coaching the
fencing club at Duke. Clemson and
the Citadel also have clubs. There
is a club in Winston-Salem that
standing performances so far.
These hot prospects include Fred
Lipp (butterfly); Tom Murphy;
John Sheldon (freestyle); Tom Ben
nett (backstroke); Al Schriver
(backstroke); Dick Boardman
(breaststroke) and Rick Forem
(breaststroke).
Gentry, a former swimming
coach at Spartanburg (S. C.) High
School is in his first season as frosh
mentor. His main interest at pres
ent is gaining his Masters Degree
in Physical Education at UNC
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Concerning the problem of eligi
bihty, he says that fencers usually
have high scholastic averages be
cause, "this sport requires the mind
as well as the body."
Senior Don Hubbard, last years'
team captain is in favor of varsity
status because, "We want to be
able to compete with better schools
like Yale or Harvard. We want to
see fencing become more popular
in the south."
Last year in national finals com
petition, Don finished 13th in the
nation in individual foil competi
tion. Rebirth Of Fencing
He emphasized the fact that fenc
ing requires long hours of diligent
work. When speaking of the ac
complishments that Coach Barrow
has made with fencing, Don stated,
'Coach Barrow has brought about
a rebirth of fencing in this area.
and he has done a damn good job
of it too!"
Tom Welch, a junior who fences
in the saber division, would like
fencing to be recognized because,
'The club has been here so long
and it has always shown up well. I
think it would do the same as a
varsity sport."
Another fencer who is deeply
dedicated to the sport is Jon Weber.
Jon, who fences in the epee divi
sion, says that, "the University
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owes at least this much to Coach
Barrow to make fencing a varsi.y
sport." In speaking of Coach Bar
row, he states, "He is one of the
most qualified and most under
standing coaches I have ever
known."
This year the fencing club plans
to fence Johns Hopkins of ba.ti-
more, VMI, Duke, Detroit, & unio
State. The seaso nwill be climaxed
by the national finals at the Air
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