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Lewis Hits 48 As Tar Babies Topple Duke Frogstrangler Moe's Passing Provides Spark ilion's February 90-8-2 Lewis Hits 48 As Tar Babies Topple Duke Frogstrangler 41-3- 7, played basket caught fire with three succes- Lewis hit on a foul shot, Lewis got 32 of his points in felt that overall his team Rose-mond- passing off under the By JOHN MONTAGUE straight success for Ken 's and sets to put the Tar Babies Danny Talbott scored on a feed the second half, showing re- defensively than at any His defensive work sive a better The field day and buying frosh. real well. 10-- Bobby Lewis acted like Bobby sparkling pleas- up, 3. by Moe, and Lewis followed with markable knack at drawing fouls. other time this season. by the brilliant floor work on (Bob) Verga was also game easy ball is still going on and Lewis Tuesday night, drawing Led From here the UNC lead 11 straight points to bust the "He just moves for the basket "We gave them some real more ing." 55-4- 0. continues as Moe, UNC yearl- wide-ope- n under-the-bask- fun dropping in points from of Donnie the swelled to 13 points before Duke once again, so quickly that the man et shots there late the fouls and Verga, who comes close to defensive extravagant buys here, there and everywhere as ings jumped off to a big lead began a rally with about six Morrison connected on a field is thrown off balance," explained in the first half," commented the are lead being a one-ma- n team when the red-h- ot fresh- early in the contest a left in the half, moments later to give the blond-heade-d all added! North Carolina's trouble, got 26 points minutes cutting goal Rosemond. "Also, when he's got the coach, "but relinquished Imps are in (36-3- 0) 90-8- 2. which they never six biggest men bumped off Duke, on only 8 the margin to at the Tar Babies their bulge, an easy basket, he'll wait an ex- in all I was real happy with our Added id dress felt ' visiting Blue Imps for the night, but hit Just added up, the though the intermission. 57-4- 0. From here on Duke slowly tra second often getting three-poi- nt When it was all half of 23 attempts from the floor. a defense." and wool hats, formerly hac 48 pointJ did rally late in the first The crowd of nearly 3,000 saw whittled away at the spread, but play out of words of Tar Baby sensation half. Baskets by Moe and Tom it." Rosemond also had to $12.50, at below cost evening, including a 24 and early in the second Duke cut the lead to four, but never seriously threatened as the Rosemond, who seen his guard Tom for the great to- Gauntlett got Carolina off to a has praise for reserve was really opt 90-8- $1.99. free "Moe npvpr closer, early in the ser. two came down to 2 1-- 2 for 28 showing from the 4-- Morri teams the team recover from a dismal Parrish, who turned in his best Rosemond. "He was quick 0 lead. Then Ian success night," said half. With the score 10-- 2 throw line. And his son, who had 15 tor tne nigm, second at finish. start to its present mark. formance of the year. Just added luxury paja- inst Dart of the ninth driving in along tne oacK line mas in pimas and dacron cottons formerly $10.95, CURRY KIRKPATRICK o now at below cost $3.99. i IB) Extra special on' long I 1 1 sleeve tapered dress own omiite shirts, 1238 to pick from, Carolina - including button downs, S3 English tabs, regularly to DTH Sports Editor Curry Kirk-patric- k the Tar Heels were knocked out But somehow the team never Army, and Brandeis. Those close times shares the pivot with 6-- 8 $6.00, now 1 for $2.99, 3 wn?n is in New York City to- of the NCAA in the first round got started. First Neil O'Neill, to the team say that Kramer hs senior Clem Galliard. The guards, for $8.50 or 4 for $10.00. losing to Navy in the Garden. the team's leading playmaker, day with Dean Smith and the Tar by recovered from his injury and with Boose gone, are senior Bob 32 imported Batik sport Heels. Read Curry's ot All told, UNC has five wins and was lost through grades, then is now back to form. Patton (2.9) and junior. Gene UNC-NY- NYU. coats cut from $35.00 to account of the important U eight losses against Kramer became hobbled with a With Kramer's slump though Fisch (2.6). contest in tomorrow's DTH. There has been talk in the leg injury, and the Violets lost he is still averaging 20.4 points The bench is strong with for- below cost, $10.99. in- four of their first ten games all-tim- e 37-poi- The game will be aired locally by Carolina camp of moving Ray per game and is NYU's wards Stan MacKenzie, a nt Choice group of sport (77-7- 6) cluding a stunning upset 6-- WTIK and WRAL AM-F- Respess into the backcourt in leading scorer the 7 Hairston performer for the frosh last sea- coats added to cur special North Carolina brought a basketball by little Wagner College. Other NEW YORK-T-he last time place of Mike Cooke or Ray has taken up some of the scoring son, and sharp-shootin- g Steve section of jackets, former- 1959. Perhaps (87-74- ), Square Garden was March 10, Hassell and putting Billy Galan- defeats were to Toledo slack with 25 per game. He re- er MAT FRIEDMAN Jordan ready to come in. including some NCAA playoff triple-head- By spot. Michigan (83-7- 4) and St. Joseph's ly to $55.00 embarrassed by their backing into the tai in Respess' Such a cently became the fifth Violet in tal- hand-wove- n (82-76- ). Despite all this individual famous year's surprising Navy basketball help off-s- et NYU's history to top 1,000 of our here the Tar Heels were thrashed by that North Carolina's move would points for a ent the Violets have not been Tullochs from Scotland to it. team rolls into New York's Madi- height advantage. The Violets' Since semester career. Hairston is a native of 76-6- 3. Dean Smith does not like remember break, however, able to get together as a team. team, front-cou- rt Winston-Sale- and dacron wool tropi- said Tuesday. "They son Square Garden tonight to do starting made up of in spite of the loss of Boose, NYU Tneir game, for the most part, "Don't mention that one to me," Smith University, cals, now at Frogstrangler got going. I battle with New York forwards Barry Kramer and has scored four lopsided victories Bennett, the sophomore center, been extremely ragged and us. They were way up for us, and we never has killed a team fighting for its national Happy Hairston, and center Ray over i Santa Clara, Holy Cross, has hit for 12 a game and some- - marked by very little passing. In of $24.99. led in the ball game." 6-- 6. don't think we ever life. Bennett averages better than the Toledo game, the entire team 169 pants, formerly to way, m rm miiaui im u, m i Midshipmen lead all the pre-seaso- n uwni'u mmm .mu,j un Smith was right. Not only did the Picked by many in Before the season began, few was credited with just four as- two fine sopho- $10.95 at ridiculous $1.99. they were hardly threatened and contained UNC's polls to be at the top of the na- people thought NYU could miss sists. Some have blamed this 371 belts formerly to 13 points between them. power. They mores, Doug Moe and York Larese, to tional heap, the Violets have being a national on the absence of O'Neill. below cost $.S9. been a great disappointment to spent half the previous sea- $5.95 at regular-seaso- n game Carolina played in the ancient had The game could easily turn in- The last 10-- ''ZC$':-y-x--.- : 20, their followers in posting a 4 son without Hairston, lost guard Cun- Fantastic buy especially 49th Street basketball hall was December - to a scoring battle between Eighth Avenue and in- . 4 32-- 0 record. Tom Boose through scholastic - for those contemplating 1957. It was over the Christmas holidays, and UNC's undefeated ningham and Kramer Hairston. managed to All-Ameri- For the Tar Heels, the appear- eligibility, and still ca extended trips this sum- 64-5- Kid," bidding for collosus beat NYU, 9. The team star that year was Lennie "The ance in the famous arena repre- finish in the top ten and reach 26.6 half 27.9 scoring average. That night, the team star honors with points and mer dacroncotton Rosenbluth with a long-awaite- d op- semi-final- s of the NCAA sents a rare and the " 1 if Hv 16.3 rebounds per game, will be shirts, regu-larl- v got seven points. Regionals before bowing sleeve dress portunity to bolster their slightly Eastern playing before sportswriters who $7.95, now at 1 for Tonight, North Carolina comes back. It comes back to do what blemished prestige.
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