Thursday, December 9, 1965
Page 4
the daily tar heel
Look At Past
T Carolina played a to
: oi .1 games of basketball
irom 1939 through last season.
Overall record for the Tar
Heels during that span was
462 victories against 221 de
feats. This was known as the Wool
len Gym era and in that
building Carolina teams won
85 per cent of their games.
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naturally jubilant over the
victory.
"The most important thing
was the unselfishness dis
played by the whole team,"
he said. "This is what makes
the team."
"We're improving each
game and if we can keep it
up, who knows ."
Coach Smith had high
praise for senior center Bob
Bennett.
"Richmond was not as big
as some of the teams we will
play, but Bennett really show
ed what he could do in the
rebounding department."
Bennett hauled down 13 re
bounds to place second to
Larry Miller's 14.
The Tar Heel defense was
also a factor.
"At half-time," said Smith,
"we talked about how lousy
our defense had been. Then
we came out on the court in
the second half and played
the best defense of the year
for the first eight minutes."
Len Rosenbluth (1955-56-57)
and Duke's Art Heyman (1961-62-3)
are the only players to
have been thrice named to
All-America teams since the
ACC formed in 1953.
Duke holds the ACC record
for most points and field goals
scored in a single game, get
ting 136 and 55 respectively
against Virginia in 1965.
The single - game scoring
record for an individual in
ACC history is 55 points by
State's Ron Shavlik in 1955.
The ACC record for consec
utive free throws made in a
single game belongs to UNC's
York Larese. He hit 21
straight against Duke in 1960.
The record for consecutive
free throws during a season
is 41 by Jim Brennan of Clem
son in 1963.
The best rebounds-per-game
average for A season is held
by Ron Shavlik of N. C.
State's 1956 team 19.5 on
545 rebounds in 28 games.
Len Chappell of Wake For
est amassed more points in
his ACC career than any oth
er player in the loop's 12-year
history. He hit for 2,165 (1960-61-62).
Duke has led the ACC in
scoring for the past tour
straight seasons, setting a
conference record of 92.4 per
game last year.
UNC team statistics for
1964-65: offensive average -
79.8; defensive average-77.6;
field goal pet. -47.3; free
throw pct.-66.1; rebound av
erage (team)-45.5.
Billy Cunningham (1963-64-
65) is the only player to have
ed the ACC in rebounding av
erage for each of his three
years. The figures were,
chronically, 16.1, 15.8, 14.3.
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Babies Rout Devils 89-69
By BILL ROLLINS
DTH Sports Writer
Defense did it again.
Just when it seemed that the
Tar Babies were in for a
sound thrashing, lightning
hands began to steal me uau,
and Carolina's frosh made one
trpmendous comeback to reg
ister their third straight win
of the campaign.
Rusty Clark, with 27 points
and 12 rebounds in an over
all outstanding performance,
was the big gun of the rally,
which didn't let up until the
Babies lead reached 22 points
near the game's end.
There was 9:54 left in tne
first half when the Babies be-
ean to rallv from a 21-11 de-
o "
ficit.
Guard Dick Grubar cut be
tween his man and the ball
and deflected it away. He re
covered, drove in for the lay-
up, ana seconas iaier w uu
the passing end of a Jim Bos-
tick layup. At 9:08, BosticK nil
again from the right base line
to cut it to 21-17.
A minute later, Rusty Clark
scored from beneath, then hit
a free throw to complete a
three-point play.
But the Imps were hitting
too, and pulled on top 26-20.
At this point, the Babies
blitzed the now - befuddled
Duke defense for eight points
in 3:21, and they never re
linquished the lead.
Clrk started it with a free
throw, then Gerald Tuttle hit
two foul shots and a held goal,
to cut the Imp lead to 26-25.
Here, Joe Brown gave a fake
at the foul lme and lost his
man then was touiea Dy
another as he canned a layup.
His three - pointer gave UNC
a 28-26 lead at the 3:06 mark,
and lit the fuse.
The rally had been a great
one. out tne uaDies naa a
"second wind" now, and
poured in 12 points in the re
maining 2:23 to establish a
40-34 lead at halftime.
Grubar broke a 30-all tie at
1:51, and when Clark banked
in his second basket of an
eight - point Tar Baby streak
in which Bostick also had two
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all this was being done bv the
two varsity clubs.
A three - point play by Bill
Bunting early in the second
piuu moeu me lead to its
ursi w - point reach at 47-37
auu iu mmuies later Joe
Brown got his second ' three
pointer to run it to 54-41
It held at this level 'until
three straight baskets by
Duke guard Gene Bromstead
sliced it to 58-51 with 9 28 to
go. Then big Rusty got hot
again, and the Babies blew it
wide open.
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wans steered m a rebound
shot, Bunting took a slick pass
from Tuttle for a buekpt 3nH
CTark drilled one in from the
right of the foul line.
After an Imp score, Brown
hit, and Rusty tossed in a
pair of free throws and an
other fielder to run the score
to 70-53, and it was all over
out tne snouting
And there was lots of that.
When Paul Camnitz of Kin-
ston batted in a rebound to
give the frosh their biggest
lead at 81-59, the now near
capacity crowd almost
brought the house down.
At the end, a bullet - pass
from Camnitz to guard Wayne
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Dillard for a layup kept in
tact the frosh record of win
ning all three of their games
by at least 20 points.
'It was a great comeback
and just a great game," said
calm coach Larry Brown in
the excited din of the dress
ing room. "Any coach who is
not pleased by a game like
this ... I dont know, there's
just something wrong with
him. All the boys kept their
poise even after being down
by 11 or 12 so early. It was a
great effort."
Clark led the Carolina
shooters with nine-for 15 from
the floor, and Bostick had
another hot night with 5-of-nine.
It was the third straight
game in which the shooting
percentage had been over 50
this time it just barely
edged over the mark at 50.8
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SCORING: Clark 27, Bos
tick lo. Bunting 13, Brown
10, Grubar 8. Tuttle 3 Cam
nitz 2. Rindfieisch 2, Dillard
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