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DECEMBER 28-29-30, I953

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WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM

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Home of The Dixie Classic

N. C. State College, Raleigh, N. C.

WILLIS CASEY Tournament Manager

The home of the 1953 Dixie Classic is the William Neal The building has six separate entrances, two on each side and in Reynolds Coliseum, which was opened to the public for the first. time the front and rear of the structure. Four ticket booths, providing when State met Washington and Lee on December 2, 1949. space for eight sellers are located in the front entrance. The building, which was erected at a cost of more than three The Coliseum will be the site of the Dixie Basketball Classic million dollars, contains more than 30 offices and many square feet December 28-29-30. of storage space in the tremendous basement, plus an arena with a Besides athletic events, the building is utilized for such other seating capacity of more than 12,000 persons. activities as agricultural meetings, industrial gatherings, livestock Construction of the huge building was begun in 1942 and the exhibitions, farm machinery shows, student meetings and large structural steel was completed in the fall of 1943. World War II State-wide gatherings. prevented the completion of the structure and all work was halted The Coliseum is under the management of W. Z. Betts of Raleigh in September, 1943. Not until September, 1948, was authorization former Director of Purchasing and Contracting for the State of received to begin again on the building. North Carolina. The building is one of the largest in the South. It is 371 feet An estimated 260,000 persons saw basketball in the Coliseum last long and 180 feet wide and the inside arena’s dimensions are 312 year with approximately 58,000 on hand for the Dixie Classic. The feet by 108 feet. Approximately 8,000 comfortable chair-type seats Coliseum holds the distinction of being the only on-the-campus are located upstairs. The lower-level seats include 3,000 graduated building in the nation to attract such a large number of persons stand end seats and 1,00 permanent chair seats on the sidelines. for basketball in a single season. DIXIE CLASSIC RECORDS l 9 5 3 Individuals Name Team Record Opponent Date Most No. of Field Goal Attempts ...... Sam Ranzino, N. C. State. . . . 34 R. I. State ...... 12-28-49 Most No. of Field Goals Made ...... Ernie Beck, Pennsylvania. . . . 18 Duke ...... 12-30-52 Most No. Free Throw Attempts ...... Dick Hemric, Wake For...... 22 Navy ...... 12-29-51 Most No. Free Throws Made ...... Paul Horvath, State ...... 12 Tulane ...... 12-28-50 Most No. Offensive Rebounds ...... Dick Hemric, Wake For...... 14 Duke ...... 12-30-51 Most No. Defensive Rebounds ...... Joe Golembewski, R. I. State. 22 Carolina ...... 12-29-49 Greatest Total All Rebounds ...... Dick Hemric, Wake For...... 31 Duke ...... 12-20-51 Greatest Number Interceptions ...... Dave Mullaney, Navy ...... 5 Carolina ...... 12-28-50 Sam Ranzino, N. C. State. . . . 5 Penn State ...... 12-30-49 Chas. Stewart, R. I. State. . . . 5 Wake Forest ...... 12-29-50 Most No. Total Points (1 game) ...... Ernie Beck ...... 47 Duke ...... 12-30-52 Most Points in 3 Games ...... Ernie Beck, Penn...... 100 ...... 1952

Teams : Name Record Opponent Date Greatest Number of Field Goal Attempts. . . .Wake Forest ...... 105 N. C. State ...... 12-29-50 Greatest Number of Field Goals Made ...... Southern Cal...... 36 Duke ...... 12-29-50 Greatest Number of Free Throw Attempts. . .N. C. State ...... 47 Tulane ...... 12-30-50 Greatest Number of Free Throws Made ...... N. C. State ...... 31 Tulane ...... 12-29—50 Greatest Number Offensive Rebounds ...... N. C. State ...... 39 R. I. State ...... 12-29-50 Greatest Number Defensive Rebounds ...... R. I. State ...... 42 Duke ...... 12-29-49 Greatest Number Rebounds (Both) ...... N. C. State ...... 95 R. I. State ...... 12-29-49 Greatest Number Interceptions ...... N. C. State ...... 17 R. I. State ...... 12-28-49 Greatest Number of Points ...... p ...... Pennsylvania ...... 97 Duke ...... 12-30-52 Most No. Personal Fouls ...... Navy ...... 38 Wake Forest ...... 12-29-51 Team Scoring Fewest Fouls ...... Penn State ...... 6 West Virginia ...... 12-29-49 Team Scoring Fewest Field Goals ...... Georgia Tech ...... 11 N. C. State ...... 12-28-49 Team Scoring Fewest Free Throws ...... N. C. State ...... 10 Carolina ...... 12-28-51 Penn State ...... 10 N. C. State ...... 12-30-49 Team Scoring Fewest Points ...... Georgia Tech ...... 34 N. C. State ...... 12-29-49 Winner Scoring Fewest Points ...... Penn State ...... 46 West Virginia ...... 12-29-49 Team Using Fewest Substitutes ...... Penn State ...... 1 West Virginia ...... 12-29-49 Largest Combined 2 Team Score ...... Pennsylvania ...... 175 Duke ...... 12-30-52 Smallest Combined 2 Team Score ...... N. C. State ...... 9O Penn State ...... 12-30-49

Compiled by Thomas I. Hines Official Statistician: Dixie Basketball Classic .‘Zi/u'e Ghats

TOURNAMENT SIDELIQHTS

By ED STOREY, Publicity Director

This is the 5th annual Dixie Classic tournament and it bids fair 19gO—Lee Terrill, N. C. State, 1951 and Ernie Beck, Pennsylvania, to be the most unpredictable of any of these of the past. N. C. 19 2. State’s record of having won all of previous events, appears in The past all-tournament teams read like this: 1949—Dick Dickey jeopardy, to say the least. Seton Hall, Tulane, Oregon State and and Sam Ranzino, N. C. State, forwards, Paul Horvath, N. C. State, Navy present perhaps the strongest intersectional field ever to center and Joe Tocci, Penn State and Johnny Mitchell, Rhode enter the tournament and the Big Four teams of Duke, North Island at the guards. 1950—Sam Ranzino, N. C. State and Dick Carolina, Wake Forest and State are rated more evenly matched Groat, Duke, forwards, Paul Horvath, N. C. State center, Dave than ever before. Alton of Colgate and Joe Fitzpatrick of Navy, guards. 1951— The list of intersectional participants in the Dixie Classic in- Bobby Speight of N. C. State and Johnny Clune of Navy, forwards, cludes many fine institutions, Cornell, Colgate, Penn State, Brigham Dickie Hemric of Wake Forest, center and Dick Groat, Duke and Young, Georgia Tech, West Virginia, Southern California, Rhode Lee Terrill, N. C. State, guards. 1952—Togo Palazzi, Holy Cross Island University, Princeton, Holy Cross, Pennsylvania and Tulane and Ernie Beck, Pennsylvania, forwards, Bobby Speight, N. C. and Navy who return this year. Each has been high in praise of the State, center, Dickie Hemric, Wake Forest and Jack Richey, Classic and the fine Southern hospitality extended by fans and Brigham Young, guards. officials alike. It is indeed a privilege to add both Oregon State and On this page and on the opposite page you’ll find the Dixie Classic Seton Hall this year to the long list of fine teams. and Coliseum records that the eight teams will be shooting at in Each year the writers and broadcasters present at the tournament this year’s tournament. Some of the marks are mighty impressive along with the coaches select the tournament all-star team and the and will be hard to top, but these teams are good and may exceed most valuable player award. Past most valuable selections have some existing marks. been: Dick Dickey, N. C. State, 1949—Sam Ranzino, N. C. State,

WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM BASKETBALL RECORDS Individuals Player Record Game Date C. State 47 N. C. State vs. V.P.I. Jan. 23, 1951 Most Number of Total Points In One Game ErnieSam RanzinoBeck N. Penn 47 Penn vs. Duke Dec. 30, 1952 Most Number of Free Throws Made In Game Paul Horvath N. C. State 12 N. C. State vs. Tulane Dec. 28, 1950 Sam Ranzino N. C. State 21 N. C. State vs. V.P.I. Jan. 23, 1951 Most Number ofof FieldShotsGoalsTriedMadeIn Gamein Game Bill Mlkvy Temple 41 N. C. State vs. Temple Feb. 6, 1951 Most Number of Assists In One Game Fred Fraley Furman 9 Furman vs. N. C. State Dec. 1, 1953 Most Number of Interceptions In One Game Chas Stewart R. I. State 5 Rhode Island vs. Tulane Dec. 29, 1950 Dave Mullaney Navy 5 Carolina vs. Navy Dec. 28, 1950 Sam Ranzino N. C. State 5 N. C. State vs. Penn State Dec. 30, 1949 Most Number of Free Throws Missed In Game Dick Hemric Wake Forest 12 Wake Forest vs. Duke Dec. 30, 1951 Most Number of Free Throws Attempted Dick Hemric Wake Forest 22 Wake Forest vs. Duke Dec. 30, 1951 Rebounds In Game Dick Hemric Wake Forest 31 Wake Forest vs. Duke Dec. 30, 1951 Most Number of Total Togo Palazzi Holy Cross 31 Holy Cross vs. Carolina Dec. 29, 1952

Teams Record Game Date Most Number of Field Goal Attempts By One Team Temple 114 N. C. State vs. Temple Feb. 6, 1951 Most Number of Field Goals Made By One Team N. C. State 49 N. C. State vs. Furman Nov. 28, 1950 Most Number of Free Throws Attempted by One Team N. C. State 48 N. C. State vs. W. & L. Dec. 4, 1952 Most Number of Free Throws by One Team N. C. State 33 N. C. State vs. Carolina Jan. 27, 1951 Most Number of Rebounds In Single Game One Team N. C. State 95 N. C. State vs. R. I. State Dec. 29, 1949 Points Scored By One Team N. C. State 114 N. C. State vs. V.P.I. Jan. 23, 1951 Most Number ofof Personal Fouls By One Team Navy 38 Navy vs. Wake Forest Dec. 28, 1950 Smallest Number of Total Points By One Team Georgia Tech 34 N. C. State vs. Ga. Tech Dec. 28, 1949 Smallest Number of Field Goals By One Team Davidson 10 Davidson vs. N. C. State Dec. 5, 1953 Smallest Number of Personal Fouls By One Team Penn State 6 Penn State vs. W. Va. Dec. 29. 1949 Smallest Number of Free Throws Made By Team N. Carolina 7 Carolina vs. Navy Dec. 28, 1950 Largest Combined Two Team Total Score N. C. State 101-Georgetown 83 184 Georgetown 83 Feb. 24, 1951 Smallest Combined Two Team Total Score N. S. vs. Penn State 90 Score 50 to 40 Dec. 30. 1949 Compiled 8: Maintained By Thomas I. Hines Official Statistician mm cm; VWVER

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”I NORTH CAROLINA °"'°'”- CONSOLATION BRACKET CHAMPIONSHIP BRACKET Am" ”e‘“ W°"“"9*°"' D- C' GAME NO. 1 Monday Dec. 28 2:00 p.m. Zigmund Mihalik, Ford City, Pa. LOSER GAME 1 WINNER GAME 1 Lou Eisenstein, New York, N. Y. ‘ NAVY Phil Fox, Washington, D. C. 7

,3 GAME NO. 5 GAME NO. 6‘ 2:00 p.m. " 4:00 p.m. ’ WINNER GAME 5 WINNER GAME Tuesday Dec. 29 Tuesday Dec. 29 N. C. STATE

GAME NO. 2 Monday Dec. 28 4:00 p.m.

LOSER GAME 2 WINNER GAME 2 SETON HALL

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GAME NO. 3 Monday Dec. 28 7:30 p.m.

LOSER GAME 3 WINNER GAME 3 OREGON STATE

GAME NO. 7 GAME NO. 8 7:30 p.m. ‘ 9:30 p.m. WINNER GAME 7 Tuesday Dec. 29 3 Tuesday Dec. 29 WINNER GAME 8 WAKE FOREST 2% LOSER GAME 5 GAME NO. 4 Monday Dec. 28 9:30 p.m. LOSER GAME

GAME NO. 9 LOSER GAME 4 WINNER GAME 4 GAME NO. 11 7th PLACE 2:00 p.m. TULANE 7:30 P-m- 3rd PLACE WINNER WINNER Wednesday Dec. 30 Wednesday Dec. 30

LOSER GAME 7 LOSER GAME 8 COMPLETE ROSTERS OF

U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY UNIV. OF NORTH CAROLINA CARNEVALE HEAD COACH—FRANK McGUIRE HEAD COACH—BEN Jersey Jersey Class Hometown No. Name and Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Age Home Town No. Name Pos. Hgt. So. Belleville, N. J. 4 John J. Clune—F 6—3 189 21 Jersey City, N. J. 20 Gene Glancy Guard 6—0 31 James L. DeGroiT—G . . . 5-11 170 23 Bryan, O. 21 Al Lifson ...... Guard 6-2 Jr. Elizabeth, N. J. 35 Melvyn Fisher—G ..... 6-0 193 23 Cincinnati, 0. 23 Skippy Winstead . . .Guard 6-2 Sr. Roxboro, N. C. 11 E. J. Hogan, Jr. (C)——F 6-3 188 21 Drexel Hill, Pa. 25 Al Long ...... Guard 6-0 Jr. Durham, N. C. 14 William W. Hoover—G . 6-0 170 21 Chicago, Ill. 30 Cliff Walker ..... Forward 6-4 So. Durham, N. C. 13 Donald J. Lange—C . . . . 6-4 185 23 Chicago, Ill. 31 Gerry McCabe ...Forward 6—3 So. New York, N. Y. 21 Kenneth R. McCally—F 6-1 190 20 Mansfield, 0. 35 Cooper Taylor ...... Guard 5-10 Sr. Raleigh, N. C. 44 John R. McDonnell—C . 6-4 190 20 Kansas City, Mo. Center 6—5 Sr. West Orange, N. J. 34 Doral R. Sandlin—F . . .‘ 5-11 165 23 Lubbock, TeX. 40 Dick Kocornik ..... 42 William P. Slattery—F ..6-1 195 21 Freeport, Ill. 41 Paul Likins ...... Center 6—9 Jr. Elkhart, Ind. Benton G. Thompson—C 6-4 200 20 Fremont, Neb. 42 Bud Maddie ...... Forward 6-4 Sr. Bronx, N. Y. Thomas C. Wells—G . . . 5-11 170 22 Scotia, N. Y. 43 Jerry Vayda ..... Forward 6-4 So. Bayonne, N. J. 12 Lawrence S. Wigley—G 6—0 180 21 Camden, N. J. 44 Tony Radovich ..... Guard 6—2 So. Hoboken, N. J.

SETON HALL UNIVERSITY NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE HEAD COACH—HONEY RUSSELL HEAD COACH—EVERET‘TE CASE Jersey Jersey NO- Name Hgt. Wgt- Age Home Town No. Name and P05. Hgt. Wgt. Age Home Town 17 Henry Bockrath ...... 6-4 195 22 Lynbrook, N. Y. 83 Mel Thompson—F 6-3 188 23 Richmond, Ind. 8 Harry J. Brooks . . .. . 5—11 175 21 Union City, N. J. 74‘ DiCk Tyler—F 6-3 180 22 Newburgh, N- Y- 10 Henry Cooper ...... 6-2 195 22 Floral Park, N. Y. 85 L0“ Dickman—F - - 6'3 188 20 Batesvme’ Ind- 4 Hugh Gallagher ., . 6—1 180 20 Bayonne, N. J, 80 Philip DiNardo—F . . 6—4 194 19 Philadelphia, Pa. J. 79 David Kelley—F I ' 6-2 178 19 Shelbyville, Ind. 15 Charles Gorman . . . . 6-5 200 18 Boonton, N. 72 Jim Stevenson—F 6—3 191 22 Winston-Salem, N. C. 13 Michael Hannon . . .. . 6-2 194 23 So. Ozone Park, N. Y. 76 Bobby Adams—F . .. 6-0 180 22 Lexington, Ky. 16 Richard Long ...... 6-5 200 19 Jersey City, N. J. 84 Ronnie Shavlik—C . 6—7 195 19 Denver, C010. 44 Frank Minaya ...... 6-4 197 19 New York, N. Y. 87 Cliff Dwyer—C _____ 6-9 205 21 Cincinnati, 0, 5 Ronald Nathanic . . .. . 6-3 185 19 Johnstown, Pa. 75 Dave Gotkin—G . . . ., 6—0 170 22 New York City, N. Y. 22 Ed Petrie ...... 6-0 168 21 Mararoneck, N. Y. 81 Herb Applebaum—G. 6-3 195 22 New York City, N. Y. 19 William Petrillo . . .. . 6-3 185 20 New Haven, Conn. 78 Ronnie Schefl’el—G . ., 6—0 182 22 Kingston, N. Y. 12 Arnold Ring ...... 6-3 195 20 Brooklyn, N. Y. 82 Doug Kincaid—G . . .. 6—0 178 23 Greensboro, N. C. 7 William Runge ...... 6-5 215 19 Katonah, N. Y. 73 Vic Molodet—G ...... 6-0 168 19 East Chicago, Ind. 3 Charles Travers ...... 5-11 170 20 Belleville, N. J. 71 Whitey Bell—G ...... 6—0 174 20 Warsaw, Ind.

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OREGON STATE DUKE UNIVERSITY HEAD COACH—SLATS GILL HEAD COACH—HAL BRADLEY Jersey Jersey No. Name and Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Age Home Town N0. Name and Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Age Home Town 25 Jerry Crimins—G . . . . 6-0 165 19 Milton~Freewater 32 Charlie Driesell—F . . . . 6-4 190 22 Norfolk, 'Va. 26 Jay Dean—F ...... 6—5 215 19 Nampa, Idaho 2O Bernie Janicki—F ..... 6-3 185 21 Ambridge, Pa. 27 Ron Fundingsland—G 5—9 155 20 Portland (Jefferson) 21 Rudy Lacy—F ...... 6-4 190 21 Roanoke, Va. 36 Wade Halbrook —C. . 7—3 245 20 Portland (Lincoln) 35 Ronnie Mayer—F ...... 6-4 185 Avalon, Pa. 22 Marv Decker—C ...... 6-5 190 Bloomfield, N. J. 18 Reggie Halligan—G . . 6-2 165 20 Bend 23 Marty Doherty—C ..... 6-9 190 Pelham, N. Y. 34 Johnny Jarboe—G 6-2 165 20 Portland (Franklin) 40 Jim Duncan—C ...... 6-11 200 River Forest, I11. 24 Larry Paulus—F . . . . 6-3 185 19 Salem 13 Herky Lamley—C ...... 6-4 195 Havertown, Pa. 15 Ron Robins—G 5—8 165 20 Coos Bay (Marshfield) 33 Junior Morgan—C ..... 6-7 195 Asheboro, N. C. 14 Ted Romanoff—F . . . . 6-8 190 21 Alameda, California 30 Joe Belmont—G ...... 5—11 165 Philadelphia, Pa. 17 Bill Toole~G ...... 5—10 175 20 Klamath Falls 24 Tom Blackburn—G . . . . 6-0 165 W. Upton, Mass. 15 Rudy D’Emilio—G ...... 6-0 190 Philadelphia, Pa. 23 Tony Vlastelica—F .. 6-5 210 24 Aberdeen, Wash. 34 Fred Shabel—G ...... 5-11 160 Union City, N. J. 20 TeX Whiteman——C . . . 6-6 200 20 Corvallis 25 Don Sims—G ...... 5-11 160 Elizabeth, N. J. 14 Don Tobin—G ...... 6—5 185 Avalon, Pa. 42 Hal Turner—G ...... 5-10 170 Englewood, N. J.

TULANE UNIVERSITY WAKE FOREST COLLEGE, HEAD COACH—CLIFF WELLS HEAD COACH—MURRAY GREASON Jersey Jersey No. Name and Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Age Home Town No. Name and Pos. Hgt. Wgt. Age Home Town 19 Dick Brennan—~F ...... 6-2 185 22 New Orleans 15 Maurice George—F .. 6-1 170 20 Winston-Salem, N. C. 17 Pat Browne, Jr.—F . . . . 6-4 178 20 New Orleans 24 Dick Hemric—C ..... 6—6 220 20 Jonesville, N. C. 13 Hal Cervini—G ...... 6-0 185 22 New Orleans 31 A1 DePorter—G ...... 6-1 170 21 Paterson, N. J. 5 Jim Cothern—G 5-10 160 19 New Orleans 13 Lowell Davis—F ..... 6-2 152 19 Johnston City, 111. 23 Bobby Delpit—G 5—11 160 20 New Orleans 10 John Kotecki—F . . . . 6—5 195 24 Natrona, Pa. 15 Harry Hobbs—G 5-11 175 21 Sheridan, Ind. 11 Billy Lyles—G ...... 5—11 185 22 Fairmont, N. C. 9 Bob Kriebel—F—C ...... 6-4 205 21 W. Lafayette, Ind. 22 John DeVos—G ...... 6—2 170 20 Hinsdale, I11. 27 Tom Murphy—F 6-3 195 19 Ft. Wayne, Ind. 12 Bill Livengood—G 6 165 21 Dale, Ind. 29 Jim Nowakowski—C. . . . 6—9 235 21 Willard, Ohio 21 Bill Yarbrough—G . . . 6 160 22 Charlotte, Ind. 7 Roy Stoll—G 6—0 170 19 Princeton, Ind. 23 Bob Weatherspoon—C 6-4 200 19 Durham, N. C. 25 Stanley Stumpf—F . . . . 6-3 195 17 Gretna, La. 14 Tom Preston—F ..... 6-3 170 20 Winston-Salem, N. C. 3 Dean Tyner—G 6-0 187 21 N. Manchester, Ind. 20 Graham Phillips—G . . 6—1 178 20 Warsaw, N. C. 11 Phil Wallace—F ...... 6-6 195 22 Braxton, Miss. 25 Frank McRae—F . . . 6-2 220 19 Salisbury, N. C. 21 Roland Wallace—F ..... 6-1 180 19 Sheridan, Ind. 33 Ray Lipstas—F ...... 6-4 180 21 Berlin, N. J.

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