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Art Weiner. former star footballer at the
University of North Carolina, is one of 12
college graduates of 1950 who have been
selected as finalists for the NCAA's Silver
Anniversary Top Five Awards.
The winners will be chosen by a selection
committee and will join the Today's Top
Five Student-Athletes as part of the College
Athletes Top Ten.
Tony Waldrop. sensational trackman at
Carolina, already has been selected as one of
Today's Top Five Student-Athletes. He will
be honored this week at the NCAA's annual
Awards Banquet at Washington, D.C.
Each Silver Anniversary finalist must
have been a letter winner in an intercollegiate
sport and must have achieved distinction in
his chosen profession after graduation.
Weiner is vice-president of Burlington
Industries. Inc. He joined that company as a
trainee in 1952. His responsibilities with
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engineering, chemicals and public relations.!
He resides in Greensboro, N.C. . .'
As a football player at Carolina, Weiner
teamed with Charlie (Choo Choo) Justice to
lead the Tar Heels to some of their finest
hours in the sport. He made all-America at
end and still holds many of the Carolina,
pass-catching records.
Three of the 12 finalists are college
presidents, and others represent various
business interests. The finalists in addition to
Weiner are Bernard Adams, Princeton;
David Bolen, Colorado; Robert Folsom;
Southern Methodist; Thomas Hoffman;
Rochester; Billy Mac Jones Vanderbilt;
William Keating, Cincinnati; William
Matthews, Georgia Tech; Ralph O'Brien;
Butler; Phillip Ryan, Navy; Thomas
Wenzlau, Ohio Wesleyan; and James
Williams, Rice University.
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by Susan Shackelford
Asst. Sports Editor
The season that counts begins
tonight. ,
In its first Atlantic Coast Conference
(ACQ "game, the Carolina basketball
team hosts the Clemson Tigers at 9 p.m.
in Carmichael Auditorium. The
regionally televised contest is the first
Tar Heel showing since a disappointing
Big Four Tournament last weekend in
Greensboro.
The Heels suffered back-to-back
losses to Duke and N.C. State, but head
coach Dean Smith is confident of the
team's rebound.
"We're going to start a second season
this week," said Smith, whose team
holds a 5-3 record. "We've played well at
times this year. But we must show more
consistency on defense.
"However, what makes our task
extremely difficult is that we must now
try to come back against a very good
Clemson team. We beat them by one
point on our home court last season;
and we don't even have many of those
(UNC) players back. And they have a
greatly improved team."
The Clemson attack is led by
freshman guard Skip Wise, who is
averaging 1 7.6 points with a 53,9 field
goal percentage. "They say they must
have Wise like we must have Kupchak,"
Smith noted.
Speaking of the Tigs' center, Wayne
"Tree" Rollins,, who averages 12.5
points and 10.2 rebounds, Smith said,
"Clemson has in Rollins an outstanding
center. He'll be the biggest center we
have played (7-1)" but the Tar Heels
won't key on him "because we try not to
make individual changes. Defensing one
(player) makes the other players better
than they are."
Apart from Wise and "Tree,"? the
Clemson line-up includes 6-5 forward
Stan Rome, who adds speed to the 6-5
team; 6-9 forward Wayne Croft and 6-3
guard Van Gregg.
For the Heels a balanced scoring
attack is one of their best weapons. Four
men are averaging over I0 points a
game, led by junior frontcourter 6-9.
Mitch Kupchak, with a 19. 1 , mark.
Sophomore Walter Davis follows with
16.8.
Frosh star 6-2 Phil Ford, who got 20
points last Friday and 22 Saturday in
the Big Four, owns a 15.1 average. After
that tourney. Smith said, "Phij is very
good about penetrating the zone and
taking the jumper. I think he had a great
tournament."
The other guard in double figures
(1 1.0) is senior Brad Hoffman, who also
with 37 assists leads the Tar Heels.
Kupchak is hitting 62.6 percent of his
field goal attempts and Hoffman 55.1.
The team percentage is 52.8.
Other personnel include 6-10 senior
Ed Stahl, who has started at a forward
spot and averages about five rebounds
and seven points; and sophomore John
Kuester, who in a substitute' role has
made 23 assists.
Coach Smith hopes recent practices
will improve the team's execution,
which suffered over the holidays. For
example, when UNC played two days in
Spain, travel time prevented much
practice.
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