Tuesday, November 9, 1965
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DINNER from 1.75 to 5.50
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BANQUETS AND RECEPTIONS
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Best of Hillsway
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Durham-Chapel Hill Boulevard
Tel. 489-9128
Pack Captures Fugitives
The Parker Pack deleated
the Parker Punitive in t a g
lootball on Monday, 20-7. Dan
ny McNally, Steve Zachary
and Hubert Lorn; -toted touch
downs lor the winners.
He'd take on anyone,
at anything, anytime
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SHOW BIZ QUIZ No. 2
This errouo is:
A. The Three Stooges
B. The Dook Backlield
C. THE SUPRE.MES!
II. They'll be here at UXC
on:
A. Bastille Day
B. Armistead Maupin's
Birthday
C. Sunday afternoon,
Nov. 21 at 1:30 p.m.
III. They will sing in:
A. The Lenoir Hall
Kitchen
B. coherently
C. CAKMIcilAKL
auditorium:
IV. This show is brought to
you by:
A. The Imperial
Wizard
B. The friendly bot
tlers of Moxie
C. GRAHAM
MEMORIAL!
Answers: All C"s.
Tickets for the Simremes uo
on sale TOMORROW MORN'.
1NG AT CM. Please yet vour
tickets early, sindenls
sales are limited to students
onlv ft,i- now. Onlv SI 00 Re
peat Students huv vour
tickets earh :
BROUGHT TO YOU BY
GRAHAM MEMORIAL
0 Wrmrs
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Lru: V.lute beat the Gra
ham JiclU. 15-0.
In vollevball. the Manly Kiv
errats deleated the Mangum
Wumps. 2-0 '1.V2. 9-7 1; the
Aycock Aardwolvca beat the
Stacy St Lid.-. 2-1 '14-8. 8-10.
6-4); and the 'league Trojans
downed the Avery Aces. 2-0
(7-5. 7-4).
resiling
Residence hall wrestling
opened last Tuesday in nine
classes. Here are the latest
available results:
In the 123-pound class. Bob
Tracy of Morrison I) won a
forfeit over Polk Rutherford of
Old West and David Potts of
Aycock won a forfeit over Bill
Ellison of Morrison H.
At the 130 level. W. G.
Broudtoot of Parker pinned
Steve Blood of Everrett in the
second period. Steve Harper
of Hul l in pinned Bob Young of
Alexander in the second pe
riod. In the 137 class, Goldstein of
Everett pinned Jay Miller of
BIG BOOKS
A special lot of
recent beauties and
last year's favorites.
Picked from all
over tbe shop,
they're crowded
into one bij
display tin's week
at the Intimate.
Feast your eyes,
cliuin. Prices range
from $7.50 up
and browsing's
always Free!
The Intimate
Bookshop
119 East Franklin Street
Chapel Hill
Open Till 9 P.M.
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FOR THOSE
YOUNG,
c
!!oc STUDENT SPECIAL 1
open
9-9 weekdays 9-11 weekends
ANNOUNCING THE OPENING
of
peuu;ggett-iiokt ns
fine jew elry depaktment
Featuring:
DIAMONDS
WATCHES by
Bui ova
Loiigine-WIiittnauer
Expert Watch Repair
Use Your Belks Charge
C. Owen Dewar
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Alexander in the th.rd period
and Duncan Hite of Ruffin out
pointed Lloyd Folks of Gra
ham, 10-7.
Jon Launt of Everett beat i
Bruce Jolly of Morrison H, 4-0
in the 14.pound class. Tom
Whitlock of Mangum won a for
feit over Stan Oakley of Manly.
Ted Burns of Kuffin beat John
Fairly of Carr, 3-1.
In the 152 division, John
Liles of Lewis and Cherry of
Morrison E had a double for
teit. Burel Williams of Man
gum beat Tom Brown of Huf
Un. 2-1. Sidney Grimes of Mor
rison E edged Wilbur Atkinson
of Uid East, 3-2. Mike Daniel
of Aycock beat Mike Caire of
Graham. 2-1.
At 160, Bob Coleman of Gra
ham beat Tony Holland of Old
East, 7-2. Richard Rudisill of
Craige won a forfeit over Dave
Saum of Old West. Heys of
Morrison A won a forfeit over
John Speas of Avery.
Charles Markle of Ruffin pin
, ned Bob Steele of Morrison A
in the third period in the 167
class. Mark Manship of Avery
won bv default over Richard
i Wagstaff of Ruffin. Mike Chan-
ev of Mangum won a forfeit
! over Don Woodall of Aycock
Mike O'Bryan of Alexander
! beat Ben Gilbert of Stacv. 6-1
; and Scott Mills of Parker pin
ned John Hamilton of Olc
; West in the third period.
PERSONAL To
Tootsie-Woo
Don't be mad, honey.
I just couldn't miss that
game. Let s get together
in the quiet print room
at the Intimate and talk
it over, this afternoon.
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WHO THINK
NOW IT'S
Varsity, Frosh
Scrimmage Again
By BILL ROLLINS
Dill Sports Writer
The varsity Tar Heels
came up short in the first
scrimmage game against the
freshmen last Saturday, but
they are getting a quick
chance for revenge.
The two clubs meet again
in an open-to-the-public clash
Wednesday night. Ihe time
has not yet been set, but will
be posted here tomorrow.
Said varsity Coach Dean
Smith: "Working against the
freshmen is the best way to
improve our play against big
men. When you are going
against someone w i t h a
heighth advantage, you just
naturally have to stick clos
er and work harder. In the
first scrimmage Bob (Ben
nett) and Larry (Miller) got
into foul trouble early, and
we've got to keep tins from
happening. We'll work on it
against the freshmen."
Larry Bown was under
standably pleased with the
winning ettort of his Iresh
mcn, but declared there
were many mistakes to be
corrected.
N FIVE
339 W.
Reynolds Coliseum
Tomorrow. Nov. 10 8 P.M.
I'liSa
The Rolling Stones
Admissions $2.50, $3.00 and $4.00
Th Vibrations The Recking Ramrod
Parti LaBelle and the Blue Bell The Embers
Tickets now available at Coliseum Bex Office, Thiem's Record Shop, Village
Pharm. Camera Shoo and RECORD BAR
Durham & Chapel Hill.
DUKE STUDENT UNION
PRESENTS:
THE LETTERMEU in CONCERT
Sat. Nov. 13 - 6:30 P.M.
Duke Indoor Stadium
AH Tickets not Reserved
$1.50 at the door or write
Duke Student Union
Box K.M.
Durham
THE SINFONIANS
MODERN BIG BAND MUSIC
AT ITS DRIVING. SWINGING
BEST.
Also: THE JAZZ SOULS-An All-Star Contemporary Septet
Featuring: Mike Adams vs. Keith McClelland in a Thundering
DIXIELAND DRUM BATTLE!!
FRIDAY. NOV. 12 MEMORIAL HALL General Admission S1.C0
"The Ixas played a v ery
unselfish game. They worked
together and hustled all the
wav and that's all you can
ask."
Brown was pleased
everyone's play, but he
particularly encouraged
the wav 6-5 loruard
with
was
with
Joe
Brown came back to play an
outstanding second half after
getting oil to a noticeably
slow start.
He scored three
goals at the tart of
ond period and was
ii I c k
I lie sec-impres-
sive as a reboundcr.
"Dickie (Grubei ) and Ger
ald (cuttle) played a .-trung
game both ways." Brown
said, "and Bill (Bunting) and
Rusty (Clark) did a real
good job inside." They scored
20 points each.
Jim Bostick played
time with Brown and
equal
scored
11 points.
Bob Lewis, the 6-3 varsity
forward who poured
points, suffered a
in
tightly
pulled cramp in his right calf
near the game s end. How
ever, he reported today that,
except for slight lingering
soreness, it was okay.
Have a big weekend?
We make loans on typewriters,
pistols, guns, radios, record players,
musical instruments, watches,
rings, cameras, microscopes, tape
recorders.
POINTS LOAN GO.
Main St at Five Points
Downtown Durham
THE BIG EVENT THIS WEEKEND WILL BE THE 1965
FALL FESTIVAL of JAZZ
STARRING
350 Tiekct Left.
Gel Eni While Hot
Students snapped up about
-'-0 Duke tickets yesterday
ai woollen dym. Only 35
tickets remain from the origi
nal allotment.
They w ill be on sale this
morning starting at 8:30 Stu
dent tickets are S2.50.
An effort is now being made
to secure more student tickets.
At no time in the last decade
has the demand for student
tickets to Duke games awav
been so ureal.
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