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Ua015 010-004-Bx0043-026-001.Pdf A/v‘v i IRRIGATION SYSTEMS i S 2‘—A MUST FOR MODERN FARMING— i i 3 Contact Us For Recommendations- Engineer- g ingI Sizing, and Layout For Your Individual Needs E COMPLETE LINE OF IRRIGATION PUMPS D I I. 1. ON SUPPLY COMPANY RALEIGH DURHAM ROCKY MOUNT GOLDSBORO L. L. RAY, Assistant to the Chancellor for Public Relations and Development J. G. VANN, Business Manager ”anon”a.gxxAMAAQ CAREY H. BOSTIIAN, Chancellor the Faculty J. J. STEWART, Dean of Student Affairs JOHN W. SHIRLEY, Dean of , H80 7/eau 0/ Qualdy [adieu/tip uits - Top Coats - Sport Coats - Slacks REGULARS—SHORTS—LONGS—EXTRA LONGS—~—STOUTS——SHORT STOUTS twp Your Downtown Open Friday Ticket Office Til 9 P.M. mble For All State College Games The Quality Store for Men and Boys ll 1-] l3 West Horgett Street, Raleigh YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYVYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY THE STATE COLLEGE ATHLETIC COUNCIL Faculty Representatives Alumni Representatives Student Representatives Dr. H. A. Fisher, chm,, Raleigh W. 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FG FT 8] Bob MaCGillivray 'I'ITI 82 Nick Pond 'I'I 25 Hugh Durham 83 Willett Bennett -n ll Tom Garcia 0CD 0 84 John Richter 2l Stu Gregory TI 85 Dick Kelly m l3 Larry Strom 88 Bob Seitz (3 23 Fred Twomey 4i Bob Waites C0630 33 Bob Ward 35 Joe Westhafer T111 l5 Bob Williams 43 Joe Williams (DO Capitol Coca-Cola Bottling Co. RALEIGH—GREENVILLE—WILMINGTON—GREENSBORO—CHARLOTTE—ASHEVILLE “Coca-Cola” and “Coke" are Registered Trade-Marks A I “ I ‘. § g; .———— r l ‘ j \Y V V \ \ TECHNICAL FOUL PUSHING \ / Ka/ VIOLATION NUMBER OF TIME OUT ILLEGAL DESIGNATE TIME IN TRAVELING OF 3 SEC. RULE ILLEGAL DRIBBLE SCORE COUNTS FREE THROWS No SCORE SUBSTITUTION CALLED FOUL TIME OUT HOLDING USE OF HANDS OFFENDER'S NUMBER JUMP BALL VIOLATION COPYRIGHT 19.15. THE COCA—COLA COMPANY FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY 1956-57 BASKETBALL ROSTER No. Name Class Hgt. \Vgt. Age Pos. Hometown, 25 Hugh Durhami‘ ........... So. 5—11 165 18 G ...................... Louisville, Ky. 11 Garcia, Tom (X) ......... Jr. 5-8 160 24 G ...................... Ft. Myers, 21 Stu Gregory (X) ......... .v ....... Sr. 6-5 178 21 F .................... Jacksonville, 13 Larry Strom’i‘ ............ Jr. 6-6 215 20 C ....................Jacksonville, 23 Fred Twomey (X) * ...... Sr. 6-2 190 21 G ....................Gloucester,Mass.. 41 Bob Waites (X) ........ Sr. 6—0 172 21 G ....................Jacksonville,Fla, 33 Bob Ward (X) ............. ......... Sr. 6—4 180 22 F........................Lynette,Ala.. 35 Joe Westhafer ............ ......... So. 6—4 185 20 F....................Greensburg, 15 Bob Williams (X) ....... ......... Sr. 6-8 205 21 C......................Covington,Ind- 43 Joe Williams ............. So. 5-10 160 19 G ....................Tallahassee, (X) Denotes Returning Letterman Probable Starters Home Office Regional Office Columbus, Ohio Raleigh, N. 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