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THE DAILY TARHEEL,
Tuesdav. May 7, 1953
US Court Uplio
Clay Conviction
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NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The
U.S. 5th Circuit Court, of Ap
peals Monday upheld the con
viction of former heavyweight
boxing champion Cassius Clay
for "wilfully refusing to report
for and submit to induction
into the armed forces of the
United Stales.
"There has been no ad
ministrative process which
Clay, also known as Muham
mad Ali, has not sought within
the Selective Service Systemn
its local and 'appeal boards,
the presidential appeal board
and finally the federal courts,
in an unsuccessful attempt to
evade and escape from
military service of his coun
try," wrote Circuit Judge J.P.
Colema in the majority opi
nion. "Being entirely satisfied that
he has been fairly accorded
due process of law, and
without discrimination, we af
firm his conviction."
Cay had refused to take
the symbolic step forward at
his induction in Houston,,
saying his religion as a Black
Muslim made him unable to
take up military service.
A jury convicted Clay in
Houston April 28, 1967 of refus
ing to be inducted. On four
different occasions, Clay was
classified 1-A by his local
board, twice by two separate
appeal boards in Kentucky and
Texas and once by the national
board.
"In every instance the vote
of the boards was unanimous,"
Coleman said.
The Houston jury convicted
Clay for refusing to submit
to induction. He was sentenced
to five years imprisonment and
given a fine of $10,000.
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By OWEN DAVIS
DTH Asst. Sports Editor
Carolina sends its top two
pitchers, lefty David Lemonds
ana righthander Tom Buskey,
against Wake Forest in a
dcubleheader here this af
ternoon in hopes of snapping
a four-game losing streak.
Gametime is 1:30 at the
UXC diamond.
The Tar Heels have only
a distant chance to win the
Atlantic Coast Conference title
after four conference defeats
in five games last week. They
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Gary Imwersom: Hurdler
He's One Of The Best In ACC
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By RICK BREWER
DTH Sports Writer
For a guy who only began
running the 440 intermediate
hurdles this year, Gary
Iverson is having quite a
season.
In fact, a guy who has been
running hurdles for years
would be proud of Iverson's
record this season.
The senior tri-captain of the
Carolina track team, long
regarded as one of the top
broad jumpers in the Atlantic
Coast Conference, has
developed into one of the top
hurdlers around. .
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And among some circles,
Gary is considered the top
hurdler in the area.
Iverson's top ac
complishment of the season
came last Saturday in the
WTVD state championship
meet in Durham.
He circled the track there
in 525 seconds, a new Carolina
school record. Hie time also
eclipsed the ACC mark of 52.6
set by Duke's Jeff Howser,
but did not go into the record
book since the meet was not
a direct conference conflict.
Until recently Howser was
acclaimed as easily the best
hurdler in the loop. The
emergence of Iverson changes
that though.
It seems that every week,
the Iverson-Howser dual gets
more publicity than any other
event.
"The only reason I started
running the hurdles was that
Coach Hilton asked me to try
it," explained Gary. "We
didn't have a hurdler last year,
so we needed one badly.
"I liked the idea because
I wanted to get in a race
with a gluinsbart. I felt that
the timing needed in that kind
of race would help my broad
jumping."
However, Gary's broad jum
pdne has actually suffered
from his hurding. He thinks
the running has taken the
spring out of bis legs.
Gary rates speed and overall
coordination as the chief assets
of an oustanding hurdler. He
spends most of his practice
time trying to imhove his
speed.
"Early in the week 111 run
pretty hard, maybe jog three
or four miles a day," Iverson
said in explaining his practice
routine.
"Tuesday and Wednesday I
usually run several 220s very
hard. Later in the week, I
slack off-running few 220s and
doing a lot of exercises.'
Surprisingly, Iverson rarely
works out on the hurdles.
"Maybe once a week, I'll
work on the hurdles," Gary
commented "The way I see
it, if hou don't hme the hur
dles down hat by now, hou'U
neve be a hurdl.
I never run the whole 440
hurdle race in practice. If I
did that I'd be too tired to
run in the meet."
Gary's goal as the ACC
championships come up this
weekend is to break 52 seconds
in the hurdles.
"I think that either Jeff
(Howser) or I could go under
52.0 if we push each other
like we have in the past couple
of meets," said Gary.
K that happens, it will be
just another chapter in the
amazing story of the broad
jumper turned hurdler
trial league-leader State (10-3)
by four games.
UNC is tied with South
Carolina for fourth place in
the ACC race with a 5-6 record.
The Heels are 14-11 overall.
Wake Forest is in the con
lerence cellar with a 4-10
mark. The Deacs are 9-19 for
the season.
Lemonds, who will pitch the
first game, leads Carolina with
a 5-1 won-loss record and a
1.8C earned run average. He
has struck out 64 in just 43
i-5 innings, another team
high.
Buskey, who was a
workhorse in relief last week
34 record znd 3 2.13 ERA.
He was b.-xued two defeats
in the curies loss string
although allowing only three
runs in sine innings.
The Deacs have floundered
in defeat ah season. Weak hit
ting and mediocre pitching
have been the Baptists
trademarks.
Despite the Tar Heels' re
cent disappointments. Coach
Walter Rabb considers his
team still in the pennant
chase.
"We could have
game we played
rut. ah our
right up the
good
won every
if we had
shots went
middle to center
field and were caushL"
That Carolina got only seven
hits in one 21 inning stretch
is "typical of any bail dub,"
said Rabb. "There are two
or three periods in every year
in which the whole team cant
hit.
"But in college you just can't
have iow spots in the attack.
It puts loo much pressure on
the pitching staff.
The Heels will have to 4 Via
all our remaining conference
games to even come close to
first place,' said the veteran
field manager. "That means
we'll have to beat Maryland
twice up there this weekend,
ind that will be tough,"
ACC Standings
"We're in there
last mathematical
until the
chance is
eliminated," he said. "We
didn't have the good fortune
to hit the ball between the
defense last week and didn't
move the ball.
Conf. All
WL W
State 10 3 15
Maryland 8 3 13
Clem son 8 4 21
North Carolina 5 C 14
S. Corcli: 5 6 12
Virginia 5 8 10
Duke 5 10 10
Wake Forest 4 in 9
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Duke Wins WTVB ack
UNC Runners Finish Second
Frosh Golfers
Complete Year
Carolina's freshman golfers
finished their season with a
9-3 record by beating Duke
16 1-2 to 7 1-2 Monday.
The Tar Babies won five
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!n a time of 9:14.7.
Carolina's Gary Iverson won
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r The UNC 440 yard relay
team of Iverson, Cam Beck,
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Iwas a winner in a time of
r42.4. The Tar Heel mile relay
"squad finished third in its
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