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Head Coach—Everett N. Case, 15th season. Assistant Coach—Lee Terrill. Program Editor—Frank Weedon

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Volume II December 17, 1960 Number 5

Basketball

N. C. State vs. Georgia Tech

N. C. STATE

WEEKLY SPORTS CALENDAR

Dec. 17 Basketball—Freshmen vs. Fort Eustis—Home Varsity vs. Georgia Tech—Home TONIGHT’S OPPONENT

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DECEMBER 17 AT RALEIGH REYNOLDS COLISEUM (12,400) CONFERENCE: Southeastern LOCATION: Atlanta, Georgia NICKNAME: Yellow Jackets COLORS: White and Old Gold ENROLLMENT: 5,500 ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Robert L. (Bobby) Dodd (Tennessee 1931). HEAD COACH: John C. (Whack) Hyder (Georgia Tech 1937) Years Head Coach 9, won 110, lost 112. 1959-1960 SEASON RECORD: Overall—22—6; S.E.C.———11—3 (ﬁnished second in SEC.) VARSITY CAPTAIN: Guard Roger Kaiser. SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Ned West. Phones: Ofﬁce TR 5-6661—Res. CE 7-3167. SERIES RECORD: N. C. State 1, Georgia Tech 1. LETTERMEN RETURNING: 6-1 Roger Kaiser; 5-10 John Gher; 6-3 Bill Poteet; 6-0 John Hoffman; 6—7 Wayne Richards; 6-7 Josh Powell. LETTERMEN LOST: Dave Denton, Bobby Dews and Jim Riley from starting team. REPLACEMENTS: 6—5 Mike Tomasovich; 6-6 Alan Nass; 6-4 Roger Casida; 6-2 Charles Spooner; 6-3 Keith Weekly; 5-10 Phil Randall; 6-5 Pete Rogers. THUMBNAIL OUTLOOK: Hyder believes he has another SEC title contender coming up. All— America guard Roger Kaiser heads veterans, with seven sophomores counted on to make bench much stronger. “We should be as strong as last season before the year is out,” said Hyder.

DIXIE CLASSIC The Dixie Classic, the nation’s outstanding holiday by the Big Four coaches, are shown on the opposite basketball tournament, enters its 12th session this year, page. with the tournament opening on Dec. 29 and con- No outside team has ever won any of the past 11 cluding on Dec. 31, New Year’s Eve. Nearly 75,000 Classic titles. State’s Wolfpack has been the most suc- basketball enthusiasts are expected to witness the 12 cessful of the Big Four hosts, having won the title on games in the three-day tournament held in North seven occasions. North Carolina has taken the crown Carolina State’s Reynolds Coliseum. twice, with Duke and Wake Forest, the defending The brainchild of North Carolina State coach Everett champion, one each. Case, the Dixie Classic was started in 1949 and has The 1959 Dixie Classic missed tying the all-time at- mushroomed into a spectacular attraction. The format tendance mark by 300 fans. A total of 73,300 persons of the tournament matches North Carolina’s Big Four attended the six double-header sessions. Capacity for schools of State, Duke, Wake Forest and North Carolina the three-day tournament would be 74,400. The 1959 against four of the nation’s best teams each year. tournament had only one session—the afternoon con- Another outstanding ﬁeld of visiting teams has been solation double-header—which was not sold out. arranged this year, featuring Villanova, a major Eastern Teams which have played in the Dixie Classic in- power; Marquette, a mid-west standout; Wyoming, a clude, Michigan State, Yale, Cincinnati, Louisville, perennial title-contender in the Skyline Conference; Duquesne, Northwestern, St. Louis, Seton Hall, West and Maryland, one of the Atlantic Coast Conference’s Virginia, Rhode Island State, Penn State, Georgia Tech, top teams. Villanova and Wyoming will be making Tulane, Navy, Colgate, Southern California, Cornell, their second appearances in the Classic, with Maryland Columbia, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Holy Cross, Brig- and Marquette ﬁrst-timers. ‘ ham Young, Oregon State, Minnesota, Wyoming, Vil- First round pairings, which are drawn in September lanova, De Paul, Iowa, and Dayton.

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No. Name '1oI“ Hgt. Wt. Age Class Hometown 10 *Bob McCann 6-0 187 22 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. 12 Jim Whitﬁeld 6-5 200 20 Soph. Durham, N. C. 14 John Punger 6-4 200 19 Soph. Rockville Centre, N. Y. ’20 *Danny Lutz 6-1 165 21 Jr. Charlestown, Ind. 22 Ken Rohloff 6-0 190 21 Soph. Peterson, N. J. 24 Terry Litchﬁeld 6-9 200 21 Jr. Louisville, Ky.

30 *Russ Marvel 6-6 195 20 Jr. Gary, Ind. 32' "‘Bruce Hoadley 6-6 191 21 sr. ~Ra1eigh, N. C.

34 Jon Speaks 6-0 165 19 Soph. Lexington, Ky. 42 Pete Auksel 6-6 210 19 Soph. East Chicago, Ill. 44 *Stan Niewierowski WOQWWOQQ’UWQ 6-4 198 21 Sr. Brooklyn, N. Y. (Capt.)

5O =“Dan Wherry ’U 6-3 190 20 Jr. Columbus, Ohio 52 *Anton Muehlbauer G 6-2 185 20 Jr. Brooklyn, N. Y. 54 =“‘Bob DiStefano C 6—6 225 23 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa. Denotes Letterman

Pairings, l2lh Annual DIXIE BASKETBALL'CLASSIC At William Neal Reynolds Coliseum N. C. State College, Raleigh, N. C. DECEMBER 29, 30, 3l—I960 CONSOLATION BRACKET MARYLAND CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET GAME I 2:00 p.m. Dec. 29 LOSE! GAME I ill NORTH CAROLINA WINNERGAME I ill

GAME 5 GAME WINNEI GAME 5 1:00 pm. 4100 3.1.. Dec. 30 Dec. 30 WINNEI GAME 6 VILLANOVA GAME 2 4:00 9.09. Dec. 29 LOSE! GAME 2 WINNER N. C. STATE GAME 2

GAME IO CONSOLATION 3:30 “a. GAME9:00 "iI2 DIXIE CLASSIC’ CHAMPION Dec. 31 Doc. 31 CHAMPION MARQUETTE GAME 3 7:30 p.m. Dec. 29 LOSER GAME ! WAKE FOREST WINNER GAME I

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NO. Name Pos. PF Name 10 *Bob Roger Kaiser (Capt.) ...... 12 Jim John Gher ...... G l4 John Pynger ...... F Phil Randall ...... G 20 *Denny utz G Bill Poteet ...... F—G 22 Ken Rolaﬁloff ...... G Frank Landrey ...... 24 Terry LitﬁChfield ...... C ..... Keith Weekly ...... 30 *Russ Marvel ...... F Buck Sowers ...... F 32 *Bruce Hoddley Roger Casida ...... F-C 34 Jon Speaks ...... G John Hoffman ...... G-F 44 *Stan Niewigrowski (Capt) . ..F Alan Nass ...... C 50 *Dan Wherry ...... F Wayne Richards ...... F 52 *Anton Muelglbauer ...... G Mike Tomasovich ...... F 54 *Bob DiStefafio ...... C Josh Powell ...... C *Denotes Lettei’fgmen

Head Coach—EvereéEt N. Case Head Coach—~—John C. (Whack) Hyder Assistant Coach—Lée TerIll Assistant Coach—Byron Gilbreath

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