PAGE 2 Monday, Nov. 30, 1964 OLD GOLD AND BLACK THE Bones Needs Defense By RICHARD MD·IS There are three pairs of shoes sitting in the equipment room that won't be filled this year, but they might be needed as the Wake Forest basketball team begins its 1964, 65 season. The Demon Deacons are with­ out the services of the former wearern of those shoes, tri-cap­ tains, Frank Christie, Butch Hassell, and Richard Carmic­ Ranny Wotts Dick Myel"ll hael- all of whom were start­ ers for the ACC rwmers-up of Coach Horace "Bones" McKin­ ney. The loss of Christie ( 1st team, Ml-ACC), Hassell, (2nd team, All-ACC), and Carmichael (All­ AOC-Academic Team) doesn't have McKimley very worried

as he sets out on another 26 Newton Scott game voyage. He cites the re­ Jim AHengartea turn of .second team all-con­ ference Ronnie Watts, All-ACC toUI.,ney Bob Leonard, and last season's "best sixth man in the conference," Richard Herring, as his chief arguments. Six Lettermen Back There are six lettermen with whom Bones can build this year and eight sophomores as ) well as two returning junior Caach Haroca "Bones" McKinney non-lettermen. The squad lists six forwards, two centers, and eight guardS. Dennis Maod~ With four conference games Dilly Smith in the ~first six, there will be little time for experimentation. Coach McKinneya has narrowed his !Starting choices to six. He will alternate sophomores Jim Boshart and Jim Altengarten at a forward spot, giving each of them an opportunity to nail the post down. The other forward is Her- AI Lazier Jahn Andenano ring. The center is Watts and Watts, and Herring are seniors. the Trustee Proposal as he of-~ Another source quotes, ''And the two guards are Leonard Bones :is not so ron:f!idenrt thalti fered to do last year, but he despite the fact that only two pe and John Anderson. Anderson, he would play for the passing of is quick to add that, "If the regularts return from last year's ar defense shapes up we could squad, we don't think Bones be strong, maybe even better will allow his boys to slip too than last seasOID.." much." It's useless to prognosti- ar The schedule is harder than cate, but this year"·s team will lu ever. Besides the 14 demand- have to get used to varied PI ing league games there are en- speculations. There are more fe FOURTH STREET counters with Davidson (two "if's'' than ever and because of IlE Greensboro, N. C. games, one at Charlotte and the_ dependence of untried ~­ sp the other at Greensboro), Vir- terial, more room for guessmg. ... it. ginia Tech (a home and home The biggest "if" according to ell series), Purdue, Georgia Tech, Coach Mc.Kmney is the de­ TJ BARBER SHOP St. Joseph's, Temple, and the fense. "I'm just afraid for the w Gator Bowl Tournament. defense. This team has got to a Features:* The Gator Bowl at Jackson- leam to take pride in it. But ville, Fla. hosts the Deacons first they've got to learn it. co for the fi:rtst time. Other teams There's so much to this game W< Thursday participating are Georgia, Flori- that they don't see yet. In da, and Texas. "If I knew we could master pi The "Yes; the schedule is tough," the defense, then I could tell fr< drawls Bones, "but there's no you a little better how we'll w. Fabulous Five point in trying to build yourself do. It is definitely the key to th up playing a lot of patsies. I our success. They have got to te think I'd rather lose to a good learn to work together, to help S€ Friday, Dec. 4 club than beat a poor one." each other out. They didn't do C: The highest pre-season rank- it last night (against the fresh­ pl ing Bones' boys have received men).'' m THE ASCOTS is third in the conference. One The Dea.cs will use both man­ tll size-up has it that, "The Dea- for-man 8111d zone defense. "We 1( Sat., Dec. 5 cons traditionally finish one- have better per.sonnel for the th two in the ACC, but their slip zOtlle, but our defense will de- may lbe showing this go-round." (ConrtJinued on p!age S) m THlEASCOTS w in On The Cover . . . \ bl Sunday Photographer Bill Vernor caPtures Ro,nnie Watts as the Ot Deac ace shoots over Duke's M~, Tison and Buckley in o1 last year's ACO Tournament finals. m 2 - 7 The Monzas 6· 7 · 12 The Casuals e~ (BOBBY AND WAYNE- PRIZE WINNERS!) cc: GASLIGHT LOUNGE pc Featuring HAPPY HOUR: 4:00 'til 6:00 daily A new service ;is now available Ito Wake Fore~St students and TUES.: FREE Roasted Peanuts CE Chester Mayfield i1acu1ty men. The latest tedmiques iln mens' ha1r styling and THURS.: lOc for 25c mug 'b cutting are tpl"l~ by both Mr. Bobby Baker and Mr. SAT. Afternoon: ACC Special (reduced irl Wayne Bowman. Having recently studied .in New York City, prices during the basketball games!) Ul g; they are offering to you a service norma!Uy fotm.d only illl a: SAT. NIGHT: Couples, stag women, and gl large metropolitan area. Why not i!et a reall professiona[ do MUG CLUB members only! Only 45 aJ * your stylin.g am ·cutting? Collegiate, Executive ~and many FREE REFILL to all MUG CLUB MEM· a1 Minutes Drive more styles to make you a more manly man. BERS Every Night When The Clock Sl Alarms! sc b OLD GOLD AND BLACK Monday, Nov. 30, 1964 PAGE 3 Gallins Vending Co., Inc. 'Vishes to express its appreciation for the For Good Season patronage of Wake Forest Students and Faculty.

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Bill Owert Jimmy Snyder Everett Case the dean 20.8 points per game during freshmen team last year, Jerry • • of the coaches in Carolina,' will the first half of the season be- By BOB LIPPER Moore (6-7) and Eddie Bieden­ be bowing out after this year fore !becoming ineligible, and (6-0). SPORTS EDITOR bach and would like to go out a win- his return to form will be a big Coach Case's Wolfpack are ner after suffering his worst boost to the Wolfpack's chances not rated in national polls as year in eighteen years of coach- for a successful season. among the top in the ACC . • . ••••••••~•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••o ing during the 1963-64 cam- The other probable starters but the Deacons, as well as the paign. are all juniors who saw much other members· of the confer­ Last year's squad was spon-. acti0111 last year. At the for­ ence, know that the "old Grey The Last Time Around omore-dominated and this year~s ward positions will be Pete Fox" is full of surprises. He quintet should be stronger just Coker and La!T(Y' WorseJor, both will be hoping to spring his This Saturday night when you go to the Wake from experience. Case himself 6-5; the guards will probably first surprise on Saturday and Forest-North Carolina State game, look around, thinks that he will have an be Tommy Mattocks (6-2) and win /back the· symbol of Wake settle back in your seat, and simply sense the at­ "improved team that should do B.hll Momtt (6-0). Forest N. C. StaJte contests-. mosphere of big thne college basketball; the better than last year.'' Case thinks that State will the old and venerable, battle­ crowd, the dimmed lights, the introductions of the Though Case has not yet com- have "a pretty good! bench" soru-red wicker chair. players and the spotlight which follows each in­ dividual as his name is announced. Then, look for a rather diminutive man sitting on the State bench and realize that were it not for this man, basket­ DOWNTOWN ball may never have reached the heights it now enjoys in this area. • NORTHSIDE Everett Case came to the state of North Caro­ ·~ lina nineteen years ago, following a fantastic high .school coaching career in his native Indiana. In the .subsequent years, he per­ .sonally made the Tarheel .state the "basketball cap­ ital of the South." His .strong teams caused other co lJ e_P."es in the area to G emphasize the cage game R iu an effort to "beat State." As Wake basket­ E !"'all coach Horace "Bones" l\1cKinney says, "State MON·OGRAM·M·ED walked over everyone and \Ve all had to had to build FR·EE up if we wanted to sur­ Limited Time Only vive." EVERETT CASE Case started coaching wash 'n wear ... last year . . . high school ball in In- diana at the age of eighteen and continued in ~hat capacity for tv.'enty-three years. In between assi~­ rain(oat .ments. he found time to graduate from !he Un~­ 'T0rsit\r of "\1liseonsin and later he t:ecei~ed h~s n;aRte.r's degree from Southern California. His hh:h school teams "von 726 games ~nd lost only 75. He also cnac1led four state c.han1p1ons, a record $15. y1·hic.h has never been equaled. WITH ZIP-OUT A Highly Recommended J!lan LINING 25.00 The ag-eless mentor. affectionally called the "Grav Fox," carne to State on the recom~enda­ Uon of one of his hig-h school ballplayers. I was in the Navy at the time," says Case, "and. one of my old pla~:ers, Chuck Taylor, wa~ cover1~g the Southern Conference Tournament In E:aleigh as a reuresentative of Converse (a sporting goods firm ... which also selects college ~II:star teams~. State College was figuring on building the Coli­ seum and going big time and they wanted a e WATER coach. Taylor rec('mmended me and talk~d to m.e about the post. I was interested. I met with State REP;ELLENT officials in A t1anta in April, 1946, and I ma~e ur, e LAST n1y mind to come. It was a challenge at the time. THROUGH Everett Case started coaching at State in the REPEATED 1946-4 7 season. For the next ten years, the Wol~­ WASHINGS pack won t-r~enty or m~n·e g~mes each year. It IS truly incredible to think JUSt how completely 8 BALMACAAN N.C. State dominated bas_ketbal~ in the area. From STYLING 194 7-5 2, the Pack won six straight Sol;lt~ern Con­ ference Tournaments. In 1953, State finished sec­ ond, losing a 71-70 battle to Wake ~orest. When they joined the newly formed Atlantic Coast Con­ ference in 1953, the Pack proceede.d to . reel off three straight tournament championships and added a fourth in 1959. In 1950, Case guided State to the N~AA semi­ At last a raincoat with all the quality and styl~ of the better known finals before bo-wing to the powerfl!l City Colle~e raincoat, but with a m:ore popular price, this wash 'n' wear .'coat in of New York, the eventual champion.s. The wily colors oyster, navy, light green or olive. Sizes 5-15 and 8,..18 of Hoosier has coached seven All-Americans, seven_ Fortrel and cotton. Your choice of block-or script initials.-.·· All-ACC selections and has been named ACC coach-of-the-year on four occasions. All mail and phone ordel'IS promptly filled. Write Robilns, 233 W. Fourt.q. St., . Wbtston­ Perhaps his greatest achievement and the most Salem, N. C. Phone PA 3-5596. Outside our regular delivery az:.e.a .'a<;ld ·35c-'i>ostage, singular contribution that Case made to the a.per cent sales tax required on all ite:miS mailed to N. C~ ad;Reynolds Coliseum in Ralei~h to see the Big given overwhe1:ming approv.al With the addition of the new Four take on the finest outside competition in the to a request biY the athletic de­ Any Occasion land. In the twelve years of the Dixie Classic, "pep 1band," Wake rooters are partment to form a "pep band'' -certain to be the swin.gingest Free Delivery Anywhere not one outside' team. won the tourney, while to support the basketball team ever and, who knows:, maybe Phone 724-4411 (day) during the 1964-65 season. State alone took the title seven times. The Classic "Bones·' will do a little dancing or WA 4-8981 is gone now, but should it ever return, it would be Calvin R. Huber, director of oo the side too. fitting that it he rededicated to its creator. the college bands, called for Through the years, a great rivalry has grown volunteers to form the "pep between State and Wake Forest. The series be­ band'' and the response was so tween the two schools has been featured by many great that two bands have been ·thrilling contests including an 82-80 overtime win formed so that the students can alternate on trips of aillY length by the Wolfpack in the finals of the first ACC in order to save study time. Tournament in 1954. When Wake Forest used to reside at the old campus, the rivals played for Musical Merriment the "championship of Wake Gounty," and their Each band will consist of games at the Coliseum and at old Gore Gym 18-22 jp]:ayers, 13!Il.d the music attracted thousands of fans. they will play ranges from the The competition between Wake and N.C. State old time favorites to jazz, mar­ has also produced .a strong, but. warm, rivalry ches to the school songs and between McKinney and Case. Both love to beat· cheers. each other, but there exists a bond of friendship The Deacon Pep Band will make its first appearance of and respect between the preacher and the "Gray Cherry St. at Sixth - 725-8791 Fox." · the season in Charlotte at the Davidson-Wake Forest contest A Chairful Rivalry tomorrow night. If you intend to go skiing this season, then "We've had a big. rivalry but it's always been The travel arrangements have consult the personnel in our ski shop .. We a good rivalry," says Bones. "You never know not been made !for the away games, but the "pep band~' is have the South's largest Authentic ski shop. what to expect from him. His strongest point was scheduled to appear at all home :a • the fast break; he was always a master of it." Reminiscing about the old days, Bones went on Visit our NEW SHOP in the to rem.ark that "we had some· real dillies at the @ e - h __:w, Coliseum and some lulus .at Gore Gym . . . But ~ •• =!& Everett and I have always been pretty close." Case chuckled when Gore Gym was mentioned 1DDDLi BLOWING ROCK in the conversation. "I remember one time when Murray Greason (Bones' predecessor and one of HOUS! the legendary names in Deacon athletic circles) threw up a defense in that gym which nobody SKIING LODGE c-ould figure out. Yes, it was a toug~ place to · play in· in those days." In talking about Bones, Case laugthed again. "There's no one like him, We've had a lot of fun together." The most whimsical feature in the McKinney­ Case· "feud" fnvolves an old wicker chair which Bones allegedly broke during some sideline antics at the 1960 Dixie Classic game between the two colleges. "I m.ade a talk at the Tip-Off Club in Winston­ Salem· a short time .after the Dixie Classic," says Town. & Campus Shop Case. "I brought along the pieces of a broken chair along; with a note accusing Bones of 'break­ ing. public property. (-The letter was from State Athletic Director Roy Clogston to Wake Forest President Harold Tribble. The note said that Bones "did maliciously demolish" the chair and asked for damages of $14.33.) I brought a bill and made .a big .thing of it." "After . Evetrett sat down I knew that I had to top him," says Bones with a smile. "S? I got up there and ·said that- I was sorry about It but that · we have an excellent maintenance crew at Wake · Forest and that I'll have them repair it, paint the top part old gold and black, the b~·ttom part re~ and :white and we'll play for the chair every year.

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By DAVID ROBERTS Davidson was ranked tenth na­ land, who was the club's sec­ Dick Byrd, but the coach doubts over.'' He also emphasized that Tomorrow night Wake Forest tionally, but the Tigers were ond leading rebounder and that they will help very much. "What you did last (Year doesn't opens its schedule in the Char­ upset in the Southern Confer­ third leading scorer. "We will ''I wouldn't Jbe afraid to put mean a thing.'' lotte Coliseum with a handtful ence tournament by an inspired miss him a lot" Sa(YS Driesell. them in a game'' he said, but uTough Game" of Wildcats. VMI team in one of .the most Returning startem are 6-0 he p1an!St to use them ma.inly in Concerning the opening game Davidson, with four starters exciting games ever seen in Barry Teague and 6-5 Don case of foul trouble or injury. with Wake Forest, the Wildcat returning from last year's team, the Charlotte Coliseum. Davidson at guard, 6-5 Dick Like last year's team, these mentor said "Wake Forest will which had a 22-4 record, will Basically, Coach Lefty Drie­ Snyder at forward, and All­ Wildcats have good speed, and be a real tough game for us. provide the opposition in the sell has the same pl~ers who America candidate Fred Het­ they can run against a.D(fone. It was one of our toughest last Deacs' initial contest. were on this fine team, the zel, a 6-9 center. At the end of last season, only exception being Terry Hoi- Driesell said "'We know we can year.9 ' Although the Deacons Also retUI'IIli.ng will be Charlie run. Whether we will depends hold a huge 33 to 14 edge in Marcon, who gave the team a on the opponent and the situa· the series, the boyp. in black spark in .several games last tie>n." and red have been hard to beat year by coming off the bench An even bigger problem for in recent contests. Driesell sta­ to lead the team to victory. the Deacs will be stopping Het- ted that Wake is always up for Marcon will probably start in zel, who has been Southern Davidson, and that "it should Holland's spot this tyear. Conference player-of-the-year be a fine game from the spec­ Last season, the team~s big­ for two straight sea!SOilS. Last tators• liltlam.dpoint. •• gest problem was a lack of season the 6-9 center averaged The season opener promises depth; when the team was in 13.5 rebounds per game, and to lbe an exciting one, giving foul trouble there was no good an astonishing 27. 3 points, hit- the Deacs a chance to gain replacement beyond Marcon. 54.8% of his field goal attempts. glory by upsetting a major When asked if the bench is Ronny Watts will have to do power. The initial game ap­ better thiJs year, Driesell re­ a stellar defensive job to hold pears to be typical of the sea­ plied "I sort of doubt it." A Hetzel down. son as a whole. Wake Forest possible help in this depart­ Coach Driesell, who hesitates coach Bones McKinnejy has said ment is 6-3 junior Ronnie Stone, to evaluate his own players, "It's going to be a tough win· who will be the sixth or seven­ has an interesting attitude to- ter,'' but he has also stated th man on the squad. "Ronnie ward pre-season comments. He "It will definitellY be an inter­ will pla~ a lot af basketball'' said "The boys are all averag- esting year.'' Substitu.te .,game" Driesell commented. ing no points a game and no for "winter" and "year'', and Also on the bench are soph­ rebounds, and I hope they im- you get a good picture of the omores· Barry- St. Clair and prove before the 'season is Davidson opener. ski world JIM ALTENGARTEN gets off a shot in a freshman game against Duke last seas0111. The 6-5 forward will be baptized by fire as he is being counted on by Coach McKhmey for heavY THE FAMOUS BEAD SKIS duty this year. Though slightly built, Altengarten is an ex­ AS WELL AS OTHER NAME ceptionally fine rebounder and a rugged defender. As a fresh. BRANDS. man he scored at a 13.8 clip, averaged 9.3 rebounds. and Visit Our Sporting Goods Department And Check The drew on defense the top threat of the opposin~ team. Complete Stock Of Ski Equipment. Cox Pharmacy, Inc. IN COLLEGE VILLAGE (Just Off Robin Hood Read) PRESCRIPTIONS -- COSMETICS • Complt!te Camera And Stationery Depts. e Prum}lt Delivery Service To Wake Forest Area REGISTERED PHARMACISTS ON DUTY AT ALL TIMES PA 3-3627 SWEATERS IN ALL STYLES. COLORS. SIZES AND KNITS Imported and HomegroWD -- YOUR ASSURAIOE OF A QUALITY SPORTS CAR

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.• Varsity Wins OG&B. Contest By DICK PAVLIS Playing •as irf they had been infeCited With Bill T-ate's em­ phasis on conditioning, the var­ ·.sity basketball ;team r.an up and down the court ·as if it were mid!seasOOli and fast-broke the freshmen into submiSfS,ion by a 121 to 70 score in the 'annual Old Goild ·and Black game. Led by Bob Leonard aiild Jim FRANK McGUIRE Boshart, the Deacts jumped off • • • another era? • to a quick lead, !Steadily length­ ened it, and by half time were on the long end of a 57 to 34 Look. Out! score. With · everyoo.e getting into fHERE'S ItO SECRET Frank's Back the act i!n the seCIOnd half, ·the to producting fine photoengrav­ Wake varsity continued to ex­ ings. You simply take generous pand their Jead, r-eaching the amounts of experience, skill In TheACC 100 point m-M"k with 7: 40 left anci conscientious .attitude and to ·play. Finishing out with combine them with the best By KEITH HUTCHERSON substitutes, the Deacons kept mechanical equipment avail.. The Frank McGuire era has up !their !scoring pace and won able tod-ay. come to the University 10f South by the lopsided margin: of 51 Piedmont Engraving f o 11 ow s Carolina. pomts. this formula on every job. At leaSt that is how the ath­ The freshmen unveiled, though, Let Piedmont solve your plate letic publicity people at that one of the stars of the night as JOHN ANDERSON fires ~6m the outside against Virginia problems for publications, bro­ school are playiillg up their new Paul Crlnkley, 6-4 southpaw with his patented one-handed jump shot. The senior guard chures, color-process prinlting. basketball coach. They call it from Newland, led the scorimg is being counted on to step into the playmaking shoes of Butch PIEDMONT ENGRAVING CO. the "McGuire· era," and to any for the game with 25 points, Rassell. ardent basketball ifcm that mostly on long-range jump shots. PA 2-9'122, Winston.-Salem, N. C. means that USC can soon ex­ Leonard Stars a!Ild looked good defensively. pect a winning team. Also, strong !Support c·ame McGuire, the amiable Irish- For the Viarsity, Bob Leonard, from Dick Myers, who kept man, says that it took him who played only ·about half of the team rolling while in as four years to get a good team the game, with 24 points; Jim playmaker; and Sherrill Whita­ at St. ·John's, four years to build Boshait with 21 points; rund ker, Billy Smith, Clark Pool, a good squad. at North Caro- captain Ronnie Watts· with 20 and Bill Joyner, the last men­ lina and he expects it will take poinlts, led the way. tioned giving the !Spectators a McDonalcHI · 0 II ...... L II- him four years to build such a Besides Crinkley, Jimmy demonst~ation of CoUtSy--type team at South Carolina. Broadway. ·a 6-5 forward from ball handling. 2900 Reynolda Road Undefeated Season Raleigh and Laurence Oain, a The Baby Deacs, though, At st. John's, McGuire coach- .guard from McLean, Virginia showed promise of having a 100% PURE BEEF HAMBURGERS ed teams to the NCAA finals were the only othet'ISI to score fine season. Though lacking CRISP GOLDEN FRENCH FRIES and .art; UNC he piloted the 1957 in dlouble figures, each get- any real height, they play the .d ting 10 points. OLD-FASHIONED SHAKES T H Is 0 ar ee t an undef ea te The game Wlas elOISe only for boards real well; when they season and the NCAA crown. the first few minutes ·as the work together a litue longer ------­ ThiS should !be some indication freshmen ISitayed within three ·and develop more clohesiVic Bubas, Dean Smith, The Baby Deacs were UDJable *WF 73, North Carolina .... 81 SALUTES Everett Case or any of the other· to move .the ball i!Ilside ·against WF 85, Virlginia Tech .... ·.... 82 coaches. go." · the varsity quintet and had to *WF 79, Maryland ...... 77 Although . the sports writers rely on outside shooting, chief- *WF 66, Virginia (lOT) ...... 58 The Player Of The Week eire predicting that McGuire ly from Crin.kley. *WF 72, Duke ········'······'············ 71 will start with four sophomores, Hope :fior ~ lSUccessful season *WF 75, Clemson ...... 73 he would not divulge any of his for the varsilty was boosted by *WF 76, South Carolina ...... 59 plans for opening day. He sta- fine perform~ces from twPhomores, JIDl Boshart •and *WF 74, N. C. State ...... 55 my plans to IDlY wife." ~1m Altengarten. Boshart, !Start- **WF 79, Vi.rlginia ············'······ 60 For ten years the Irishman mg ~t forward showed a good **WF 86, Clemson ...... 64 WAKE F~OREST was a familiar figure on the !Shooting eye an~ was strong on **WF 59, Duke ·····················~··· 80 Tar Heel bench. However, Me- tho boards, while. Altengarten *Denotes ACC Games· G uire· h as f ew reservati ons showed that he will be .a key. **Denotes ACC Tournament 'vs. b t · · b k th Hill man as he !Scored- 11 pomts Games NORTH CARitlll STATE buta ou he going says "Iac willon misse sit- , -======:;;;;;;======;;;;;a'" ting on the UNC bench." McGuire tsa·id that he is glad to be back in the Atlantic Coast JOE CARAZO Conference, but he says "I'll have · to go through the meat City Beverage grinder - Wake Forest, Duke, UNC , :ali.d N. C. 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By KEITH HUTCHERSON Around the loop the teams He (Lewis) used to play inside, Tomorrow, the Atlantic Coast !shape-up pretty much as pre­ but now he has to move outside Conference begins its 11th sea- clicted from pre-season polls because he .cannot f.ighJt with .. son since breaking away from with all teams expected .to. be those 230-40 pound boys." the old Southern Conference in in top condition for tile deciding Besides CUnningham at ei­ 1954. The same style of ex- championship tournament. ther ·a center or forward posi­ plosive play that has become DUKE: Last year the Blue tion, Smith :plans to go with a tradition is again expected. Devils walked .away with :the returnees Ray Respess .and A look around the· star-stud- ACC title .and had their record Bob Bennett up front ·and Lewils ded ACC shows that each team blcntished in conference play and BID Brown at the guard ha:s its share of potential tailent, only once, that being by the positions. and almost all crystal ball Deacons ilil Winlston-Salem. How­ lin some pre-season polls gazers give any of the -squads ever, ·a rematch of these two Cm-olina is ranked as the na­ a shot at the champiOIIlShip. teams in the ACC finals saw tion',s number nine team. At a ·recent meeting of .the the Blue Devils win thumbs NORTH CAROLINA STATE: Atlantic Coast Conference !Sports down and go from there to a Everett Case, called by such writers in Greensboro, the Duke .second place firush in the na­ name.s as the "gr.and old man" .. Universilty Blue Devils were tioo. amd the "old Gray Fox" is be in voted as the team to take con- The men in blue are hamper­ going to his last year head coach, retiring after ference honor.s. ed by the loss of All-America as 47 in business. Duke was followed by the Jeff Mullins, Jay Buckley and yeai.'IS :the Since he i'.s known as the man who Univel'!sity of North Carolina Buzzy Harrison; but, two of Tar Heels in the runner-up their starters from last year's brought big time basketball to this area, it is almost a sure position. iSquad -are back .and this duo thing that his !Squad is ·going Following the Heels were of Denny Fm-guson and Hack r to do their be!Slt to make his North Carolina State, Wl8ke Tiscxn should provide plenty of last season one remembe!r. Forest, Maryland, South CaTo- fireworks again this season. Bones gives the refs a few pregame pointers. to Case says that his team is lina, Clemson and Virginia. Duke will be led in scorinlg "going to be better :than rthey Wake Forest was kept out of and rebounding by 6-11 Tison former Steve Vacendak, wlrom all depends on whether or not head coach Vic Bubas says will a fretshmalll can make the move were last year, m·ainly beca'UiSe third place by one vote-105 who avera1ged 11.8 points per ( Contilnued on pa-ge 13) votes for the Deacons to 104 contest last tseason. This year start at either a fo!rward or a from the fresh :to the va-r.sity. for the State Wolfpack. he will be aided by clutch per- guard position, and J-ack Marin at forward. Other than these three boys coach Bubrus: is un­ TRY OUR FISHWICH COIN..OP DRY CLEANING certain of the starters. Bubas also has help this sea­ The Best Fish Sandwich- 35c ·Son to. m:ake up for 1rust yea·r' s 845 Corporation PkwY. graduating sem.iors in sopho­ Near ~arkway Plaza ci.EANERS:lliiNDRY more Bob Verga, one of the BIFF BURGER AI' conference's top freshmen last s THRUWAY SHOPPING CBNTEB year. 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Open Every Night Till 9 NORTHSIDE SHOPPING CENTER 410 N. Spruce St. and Monday Through Friday Reynolda Manor Shopping (:enter $15.00 Frosh Lack Height; OLD GOLD AND BLACK ···_Monday, Nov. 30, 1964 PAGE 11 Staff Still Optimistic . By RUDY ASHTON able •ball handler and a good outside shot. The coaches also Coach Jack · Murdock has refer to him as a "thinking'' made the final player cuts for ballplayer. the freshman basketball team David Stroupe, who is from here at Wake Forest, and he is Winston-salem and stands at .. left with a promising twelve 6-2%, is steadily improvilllg and men. He feels this year's team Murdock expects a lot from him. has the capabiliey of being a The Baby Deac team is roun- w~ning ball club. ded off by Whit Cambell, 6-5 On Mooda(y, Nov. 23, the from Falls Church, Va., David freshman lost to the varsity at Diamont, 6-0 from Pilot Moun­ Memorial Coliseum by a score tain, ·Roger Mayhew, 6-2 from of 121 to 70. Nevertheless·, Mur- Lexington, Douglas Pritchard, dock feels hiS team played 6-0 ·also of Lexington, David some good ball 81Ild a few play- Pugh, 5-10 from New Bern., ers made fine individual ef- ·Richard Schmidt, 6-0 from forts for the losing cause. Smithtown, N. Y., David Sice- Coach Murdock is assisted .loff, 6-3 from Lexmgton, and by the very able Lowell "Lefty" Larry Thom~o?-, 6-1 from .. Davis, a former Wake Forest Woodstock, IllinOis. b$ke1Jball rstar nd presently In summary, the freshman employed by a local firm. Coach basketball team. this !Year will Davis who donates his evenings be .short on height but hopes to heiping the team, had this to make up for this in: speed to say about the loss o the var- and defense. Coach DaVIS says, siy: "The 1bay;s are acpable of a win- ning season his year iif they Primary Purpose work hard.'' Bones McKinney in one of his usual placid moods during a ti~ne-out. "The primary purpose of the -----:------=-.=:...:.:..:.-=....:.:..:..:....:.:~_:::______: ______freshman-varsity game was to look for our mistakes so we LINETA CRAVEN CARL GASKIN could polish up our moves be­ Editor Business Manager fore our opening game. I be­ leive the boys leamed a lot Founded Januacy 16, 1916, as the LStudent newspaper of Wake ATTENTION WAKE from this game." ' Forest College, Old Gold and Black is published each Mon­ The caching staff feelis· . that daw during the ·schO()l year except during ·examinations .amd the defense is what should be holiday periods a!S directed by the Wake Forest PublicatioiliS Board. · FOR.EST STUDENTS ••• stressed before the :fil1St game. "The varsity killed us on fast breaks," Davis. "We'll have to SPORTS EDITOR: ASSOCIATE SPORTS EDITOR: FOR V-W SAI.JES and SERVICE adjust our defense to cope with Bob Lipper Richard Mills this problem.'' SPECIAL EDITION STAFF: Albert HUl1t, Bill Vernor, Rudy Another hindrance the team Ashton, David Roberts, Dick Pavlis, Keith Hutcherson. may have thls year will be its PHOTOGRAPHER: Bill Vernor lack of height. In spite of this fact, the frosh rebounded well Member of •the · .Associated Collegiate PreSIS. Represented :fior national advertising by National Advertising Service, Inc. FLOW MOTORS Inc. against the varsity. Paul Crink­ ley did especialey' well in this · Subscription mte: $2.50 per year. Second-class mail privileges category. authorized ·at WinJston-8alem, N. C. Priln.ted by The Nashville Graphic, Na!Shvi1le, N. C. Au.thorized Volksw·agen Sanica Coaches Are Pleased

decidedMurdock on theand starting Davis fivehaven't yet, but they are pleased With the r------~ developmen of some of the boys. Crinkley, a 6-4 forward from Newland, is an excellen reboun­ der and a good shot from prac­ ticaily anywhere on the court. BEFORE THE GAME ••• Jimmy BroadwatY, a 6-4 for­ ward from Raleigh, is also a fine rebounder. He excels on defense and is a good shot ·Or Anytime You Want (i.ood Food from· the i-nside. Lanw Cain, a 6'~1 guard from McLean, Va., ils a vecy cap- ·

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No:netb.e­ l(J()k out! less, after consulting a highly OCCASIONAL E~~RTAINMENT reliable crystal ball, we are pre­ NUMBER THREE - UCLA - .pared. to jinx fue na1Iion's top All right, so the Uclans il.ost All­ On The Campus -- Almost quintets. Ameri-ca Wa.lit Hazzard, but Gail Goodrich, the !top scorer, Keith HOSTS It is now apparent that the Ericksoo., and Keney Washring­ shared dynasty of Ohio State JOE KAROLA - RAY WHITE ton. return. The Bru.Lns, who. and Cincin:m.ati. has come to an have always lacked he.ight, have end. Four straight years (1960- .tt now in sophs, Edgar Lacey 63) .s-aw one of those two teaiD.SI and Mike Lynn, both 6-6 aDd!. lin :the NCAA fmall.s, and the 6-8 Bill Winke1holz. UCLA may two ~resentatives from the not go unbeaten ·again, but it TRIANGLE RESTAURANT Euckeye state completely dOmi­ will be no s.urp.l"1se to see the nated the national polls. Last .tSrUins dn the NCAA finals to de­ •• year, their dominam.ce t?Dded as feud the.ir •tistle. .. & DRIVE IN John Wooden's UCLA Bruins NUMBER FOUR-WICWTA­ won thirty ·stra~ight, including a1 F•a.buloUIS Dave StaJ:lwol"th. is eli­ 98-83 pruslting of Duke in the gJ.ble for only fue first semester~ SERVING THE BEST NCAA finale. -out that .should be enough tQ A Mad Scramble get the Wheartshockers rol.ling. IN ITAUAN DISHES !or 'l'he 6-7 All-America.Ill b1t 2.6.5 ...;· Just as UCLA had ;to siCramble ppg ailld 10 rebounds per coo.­ I for an· undefeated season. there ,~;tst last year. Dave Leach (6-5), will. be quite a scramble for t>-LU Nat Bowman, and 6-1 Kel­ 1 rt:oumament berths iflhlis year~ lY .Pete 1aa:-e others who will be Home Of The There .are many, many goa:Il lleilpfw along wi.th some good rteams who w:ia.l seek the win­ sophs. 1.':ne Shockers will. be ner's circle lin Portland, OregODi STRATFORD RD. CENTER tough, but .a letdown in the lVlils­ in March. souri valley Conference cou.l.d DIAL PA 3-7114 New York's Holidlay Festival •De a.isa:strous. A .big game is ilil Madison Square Garden h starters last e~ ROAD SERVICE to the NCAA semifinals before East OaXQldna ·and Presbyterian year atnd shouilld! benefit from the M Bl ·~wing~ Duke.. Qazzie Russell, iJs demanding, but the Wilde~ experience. Mel NoM:hway, a Io1 Tires-- Accessories- Batteries Bill BUilltin, Ollie Darden, an.d shouil.d emerge with only a few 6-8 strongman, and sophs 6-9 ·. UIH) Reynolda Road Corner Robin Hood Road Larry Tregoning, aill 6-5 or tail- scar-s. Gary Lovemark ·and 6-5 Paul ell ller are the returning starters, NUMBER SEVEN _ VILLA- Presthus are also available~ The wl while 6-4 John Clawson, 6-8 Jim NOVA-The Wiil.dcaJts lost W!ailly Gophers play Miclliigan on Feb. Ie Phone 725-2681 Myers, •and 6-10 soph Craig Dill Jones via graduati.Oill and Richli.e 23 (home) and March 6 (a~). lend more than moral support. Moore v:ia .gvades, but w.ib" NUMBER TEN - PRINCE.. · m TE The Ho1i.day Fesfli.v:al and: the coa·ch Jack Krait has enough to TON - An Ivy League team il1j always tough Conifer- art ,.,~~tern h m... +""""' 1 o~.'-:- • · he Big Ten mak e a l"'.l::l ; .~.:.(a.-:. onors. ,;ue '""'¥ ten?• • Well, •~a.u:s !IS no ence are the major roadblocks, Jim Washin.giton. (6-7), Bill Mel- normail. Ivy ifleam, amd m Bill "1 but coach Dave Strack's Wol- chionni, and George Leftwich.are Bradley the Tigers have one o~ be verinets are loaded. back from 1ast year's Eas~ tlle finest ever to play tthe game.. ·ai NUMBER TWO-SYRACUSE Regional representatives. Frank A remarkable althlete and Bl ye -Perhaps .a surprise, but coach GaiJdtjunrus (6-9) ·and 6-7 BdliL fine gentleman, the 6-5 Bradley Fred Lewis has taken just Soens are the best lllewcomers. ·averaged 32.3 ppg itiast year. But be: two years to raise the ca1iber And there's always that tough .sta1Iistios don't :tell the story of of basketball at footballl.-consci- Villanova defense. the truly unselfish ballplayer. UI ous Syracuse. In Dave Bing, NUMBER EIGHT-VANDER· Tllrl:s year, he has rebounding~ hE the Orangemen probably have BILT-IT'hds is the year that Ken- help from 6-9 Bob Brown andl ou ends t:he best gua:rd m the tCOUilllry. A ltucky's reign :in the South- 6-6 Edt Hummer, both sophs.1 px 0 1ea~ern If these great playrnaker, the 6-3 junior Conference. The Com.. two, alll.d some other ha averaged 22.3 ;ppg last year and! modores, led by 6-9 CJ.yde Lee, :fiine soph. prospects comet hauled down eight rebounds a will be a powerful aggregation"~ ithrough, :the Tigers could make he game. Add 6-8 Chuck Richards Otfu.er top returnees are Roger a run 1at the national,1Jttle. Sr~AK uousE'· hi: -ca fi(J ke

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a real good· ball club we have year supply .the power that :r------~. Scribes Tap to be able to both run with could turn hiS' varsity im1to an the ball and .slow down when ACC title contender. Roberts neceSISiary." said, "We are pleased with our Blue Devils Millilmn's well-balanced start.- .sophs, but we dJO not know ing quint iJn.dudes Gary Ward what they will do until we put (Continued from page 10) (13.0 ppg); Jackie Clark (9.7 them out there on the floor."' •!t...!.- ,.., we have more boys fighting fur ppg) and Rick Wilse (11.3 ppg) Roberts said that ..we will a starting position. in the forecourt; and Neil Br.ay- probably run with the ball "We have so m·any boyts ·who ton (9.7 ppg) and Mike De- more than we did in the past aTe about equal that i.t will be Cosmo (6.4 ppg) in the back- becaUISie we have a little more a tough job decidi!ng whlo will court. The sophomores whom speed than in previous !Sea­ start. But at ·any rate we will Millikan iJs expecting great !Sons." have a good .bench." thilngs of .are Jay McMillen and · The coach pointed to another Last year'IS big man in the Joe Harrington. Mahaffey brother (the third KELLY'S Wolfpack lineup, Larry Lakins. MOS!t sports experts seem to one) who is going .to play for is back ·after becoming schol­ a.~gree that ·the Terps number the Tigers this sea~son. He says astic·ally ineligible after the 10ne problem is defenJSe. that Randy "makes better fii1st semester laJst season. UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH move1s than the two previous HAMBURGERS Lakins will be eligible for a CAROLINA: Coach Frank Me- boys, and I feel that he will whole season of play and he Guire is back in the ACC and be a fine ACC ball plla~er. could give anyone a lot of that fa~t should be enough to I also feel that sophomore trouble. He averaged 20.8 points tell any -:ardent basketball fan Jimmy Southerland will be a last ISCason and .this year he that the Gamecocks ·aTe 1going real talent, but both boys need !should be improved 10ver that. to be a tough team for anyone a little experience." CHICK 'N FRIES The Wolfpack will-also have to handle. In fact, in Columbia · Last year the Roberts-coach­ 3 Pieces (young and tender) experienced players ill Tommy they ·are speaking of this sea- ed . Tigers finished ·third in the French Fries, Buns & Honey Mattocks, Billy Moffitt and Hal ISOD :as the beginming of the conference. Blondeau. They also e~t a "McGuire era." UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA: $.79 lot from sophomores Eddie Bi­ Mter ·a number of years in The only player who coach Bill endenbach ·and Jerry Moore the !Pros as roach of the Pbdla- Gibson wished to mention on FAMILY CHICK PACK who were la!St seruson'.s frosh delphia Warriors (and Wilt his team was Mac Caldwell of 9 Pieces, French Fries, Buns & Honey leaders. Chamberlain), the ex-North whom Gibson said, "I thlink he (Serves 3 or 4) MARYLAND: According to Carolina c:oach will have .some is one of the better boys in most coaches the Maryland accustomed big boys this year. the ACC and I trunk he can $2.19 Terps are going to be the dark They include 6-10 Jim Fox play with anY1Qne in the con­ On horse in the conference race. and 6-6 Jim Schroeder. Me- ference, however, I do not know 30th St. Next To Coliseum Coach Bud Millikan .say.s· that Guire also has a number of a:bout his supporiing cast." ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ''We are hopinlg that we will prospective sophomores aJnd it's The Cavalier coaeh was em- Iii be improved from last year, odds-on that he will _start with pb.atic .about the fact that "we and we hope that our last four sophs th.ils .season. · · arc not goim.g to be big enJOugh yeaT's sophonrnore tean1 will Virginia coach, Bill Gibson, or strong enough." We Invite You All To Come In And have developed more basket­ says that if the McQuire One highlight in Virginia'.s ball s·avvy. coached sophomores were to role as spoiler-maker will be See Th.e All New "We think that we have some ever gell, "they could ruiil a 6-10, 290-pound mammouth John upcoming fretshmen who will lot of hopes for the other ACC Naponick who is expected to help us in reboundin!g. Also, tealiliS." mUJscle his way under the bas- our tean1'1S speed will be im­ CLEMSON: This is a ll"ebuild- ket and 'add that needed re­ proved this_ year. Overall, we ing year for :the Tigers, and as bounding strength. have real good balance." head coach Bobby Roberts How ·the season: will end and Staley's Open Hearth The Terp coach says that says, "that is putting it mild- who rthe champion will be is he will definitely not slow down ly. '' uncertain. 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I t Defense Is The l(ey • • • This Year's Schedule (Continued from page 3) hard for him; .he could move of Valdese. Dec. 1 Davidson at Charlotte Jan.14 *Maryland at , scorer, 13.8 pts. per game, 48.1 up." Others who will see action The remainder of the squad Dec. 5 *N. C. State at Winston-salem shooting percentage, second include: Bill Joyner, j~or is: Newton Scott and Jimmy Winston-salem Jan. 16 *Duke ·at Durham leading rebounder in ACC with guard of Asheboro, AI LoZier, Snyder, sophomore forwards, Dec. 8 *South Caxol.flna at Jan. 30 Davidsoln •at 12.0 average high scorer in senli.or forward of Mt. Holly, N. Lucky Moody and Bill Owen, Winston-Salem GreeD!Sboro four games. BODJeSI' comments: J., and Billy Smith, senior guard sophomore guards. Dec. 14 Virginia Tech at ..-- Feb. 1 *Clemson at "Ronny has Unproved his shoot------Winston-salem Wi.Jis,ton-Salem Dec. 17 *Virginia at ing tremendously,· worked all 71/T • · Feb. 3 *South Carolina at # ... j/4 Winston&lem Columbia, S. C. ~~mer at basketb~ camps, an-lr.I..•Ounta .. n Dec. 18 *Maryland at Feb. 6 St. Jose-ph's (Pa.) ·a.t Is m top shape, will have a " Watts College P-ark, Md. great year." Winston-Salem Dec. 19 Purdue at Feb. 9 *North Carolina ·at Richard Herring - 6-5, 200, Lafayette, Ind. Chapel Hill forward, send.or at Winston­ Dec. 29-30 Gator Bowl Thuma- Feb. 13 *Duke ·at Salem . . . third leading return· . ment at Jacklsonville, Winstan-8alem ing scorer, 3.1 Pts.. per game, Fla. Feb. 16 *Clemson at 41.0 shooting perceilftage, per­ (Georgia o-o, Fla. 3-3, Clemson, S. C. fanned well as · clutch replace­ Texas 1~0) Feb. 20 Temple at ment, won ~t g~ Jan. 2 Duke at Greemshoro Winlston-Salem with UNC, Duke on last sec· Jan. 6 *North Caxoli.na ·at Feb. 22 *Virginia ~at ond shots. Bones' comments: Winston-Salem Charlottesville, Va. "an exceptional shooter with Jan. 9 Virginia Tech at Feb. 27 *N.C. State at Raleigh real hustle, gives everything Blacksburg, Va. Mar. 4, 5, 6 ACC Tournament • .• he"s got." Jalll.. 12 Georgia Teach •at at Raled.gh Jim Boshart - 6-5, 210, for­ Atlanta, Ga. *Denotes ACC Conference games ward, sophomore of Hunting­ ton Station, N. Y. . .. leading frosh scorer, 21.3 pts. per ganie, 42.4 shooting percentage, lead­ ing frosh rebounder, 10.2 per game, high scorer in all but Patterson's Stratford two games. Bones' comments: "could be great; it depends OIIl him, a real good rebounder Pharmacy when he makes up his mind, needs a lot of work on defense." REXALL AGENCY .Jim Altengarten - 6-5, 182, forward, sophomore of Maple­ YOUR PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS wood, N. J. . . . third leading frosh !Scorer, 13.8 pts. per game, 39.1 shooting percentage, 9.3 FOR THE BEST IN COSMETICS re:pounds per game, .75.4 pel'! WE FEATURE cent from foul line. Bones' com­ ments: "a top defensive player, English Leather - Revlon- Old Spice real· quick, a good passer, bet­ Max Factor- Arpenge- Chanel No. 5 ter than average shooter, will see plenty of action." Canoe - Hallmark Cards .John Anderson - 6-0, 185, ALSO guard, senior of Waterford, N. Y .... fourth leading retum.­ Russell Stover and Whitman's :i!ng sco~. 1.1 per game, 25.0 Candies shooting percentage, shot 90.0 per cent

By ALBERT HUNT it had to pay the price of the aJS well in his coachinlg c;a­ have sported a 96-56 regular At this tournament, Wake ·seminary's Tcnovation pro­ reer. His ball club won .six seaJSon record and in rolling Forest· f a n lSI distinguished After opening losses -to Guil­ gram. games while losing nine .and up sixteen wins against eight themselves . with · ·a spa~kl­ ford, Spartanburg YMCA 'and In 1933, as interest in the the next year he stepped l<>SSes, they have more vic­ ing ach J. 1956. retired in 1957. The 1957 and 1958 c:am­ During these yeaTs, McKin­ Richard Crozier introduced Dr. Edgar E. Folk, pro­ ·paigns marked the move to ney produced many fine intercollegiate ba!Sketball to Under Greason'ls· tutelage has fessor of English, recalled Wimton-Salem ·and rt.he ap­ ballpLayers including Billy North Carolina. the Deacons prospered, wim­ the intense :ilnJterest which ning 285 ga-rnets while losing pointmem.li: of Horace (Bones) Packer, whio quarterbacked A reading of Dr. George !Surrounded some of Wake 245. Wake Forest 'also twice McKirmey as head basketball the Deacons to their two con­ W. PaiSchal's .. A IDstory Of Forest's -games in the earlier appeared in the NCAA tourna­ coach. These moves brought· ference championships; Dave Wake Forest College," re­ yeaTs. This was :particularly ment, placing third in the the Deacons to new heights. Budd, a two time all-confer- · veals that Crozier actually evident when Wake played 1953 Eastern Regional. Wake has compiled a 62-20 ence !Selection now playing initiated basketball. on an in­ record at Memorial ColiLseum, N.C. State for what wa.JS. billed Greason developed such with the New York Knicker­ tramural basis at Wake For­ includi.Ilg a sixteen game win­ as the "championiShip of Wake performers as Jim WaUer, bockei1s ,"and Frank Christie, est in 1005. n.i!ng .str-eak. In the eight sea­ County.'' star of the 1939 NCAA team the fine ·all-around star of last .sons, they have p1ayed be­ year's club. Four Opening Games "Although basketball was Lnd now Win!Ston-Salem chief not as popular as football fore more than 440,000 fans But the symbol of the Mc­ of police; Dick Hemric, two­ at home. After their impressive ope-n­ and baseball, people used to time All-American, leading Kiimey era ils a bulky pr(). ing four games the following get plenty of excitement at Under :McKinney, the Dea­ file·· with number 50 on his scorer and rebounder m the cons have won 110 games year, the Deacons !SOundly de­ the big games," Folk said. school's history 13.lld Later .a back, combining sheer brute while lOISmg only 79. Along feated Trinity College (now star wi:th the Bolston ·Celtics; streng.th with a golden touch A Scuffle Or Two with the two conference ,to demolish one opponent Duke University) in a home­ Lowell '(Lefty) Davis, three champio.nships, Wake captur­ after anotheT. This was· the and-home series by scores of "Occasionally there was a time all-conference .selection 24-10 and 15-5. ed a second place . in the figure of Lennie Chappell; a scuffle or two," he continued, and now freshman basketball E·aJs.tern RegiOll!als in 1961. lln: those days the games coach ·and ·aSISistant basket­ figure which elevated Wake ''and one time the firemen 1962 m,arked the most suc­ Forest to new hori:ilolliS in were played in -a small gym. ball coach Jack ~urdock who had to break it up." ceSiSfu1 year in Wake Forest nasium locali;ed on the old roundball. Folks also recalled that ·the made the All-America team basketb be the finest in the other hallmark in Wa'ke For­ before the game and the stu­ tories over Yale and St. Jo­ broke the v:ast majority of the South. There were no sea:ts deiillt body would .stay a wake est basketball ·a!Sl the Dea­ seph's and then defeated the around the court, burt spec­ oons, along with seven. other school ai:td cocrtference records for the week befOTe the game Villanov,a Wildcats to wim. while guidinlg. the Deacons tators viewed the .activities schools in this area, left the to to protect their campus. the EaJstern Regionals. From national ISuccesiS. from a circulaT ramp ,above Crozier was succeeded als. Southern Conference and form­ there, tbe Deacons journeyed the floor. ed the Atlantic Coast Con­ When the Deacons Jtake ·the head coach by E. T. Mac­ to LouLsville for the final Charlotte . tomorrow ference which has, come to CIOurt at It is reported that there Donnell in 1918. The follow­ round 'C!long with Cincinnati, night against the na-tiooally w-as jUISt a few feet betweetn ing year Irvin·g Carlyle, now be one of the most powerful Ohio State and U.C.L.A.­ and respected basketball con­ ranked Davidson Wildcats the basket and the wan and chairman of the Wake Forest all of which had enrollments and make their initial home ferences in the country. it was indeed a courageous Board of 'Th'usteeiS', took over of -around 20,000. Mter a appeaJ:~ance ag,ainst ·N.C. StSJte man who attempted a driving the ooaching reins. Conference Play semi-final loss to .flop ranked saturday night, they will layup. Carlyle, who is one of the Ohio State, the Deacons de­ have •a traditioru rto uphold. This .gymnasium remained most ISUccessful laWYers in During the eleven yearts of feaJted U.C.L.A. to finilsh third That tradition ha.s !symbolized standing untn laJS.t year when North Carolina, did not fare conference play, -the Deacons in the nation. exciting excellence. 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