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~ ‘7‘ 051mg):1},h:I‘ «25«a:(~‘.44"a. '59 ,4 cf. ,,“3231-J , 23%":3, (’4,,”if:~veI,”.,JIY3°mug”:cm; Q)"w ~ 21-7? 2 sv;< PRESENTS ~The United PressCoaches’ Ratings of Top Ten , 1’ Teams as OF Wednesday, February 4, I953 Opponents For Week T R k Sat. Mon. Tues. Wed. Thurs. Fri. earn an Feb. 7 _ Feb. 9 Feb. 10 Feb. 11 . Feb. 12 Feb. 13 l. Seton Hall : , Siena 2. Indiana North- iWisconsin western Oregon 3. Washington- WashingtonState State 4. Illinois Wisconsin Michigan 5 Kansas State Nebraska Iowa ' State 6. LaSalle Duquesne St. Joseph 7. Okla. A. & M. 5*: Wichita Louls Loyola of 8. DePaul Chicago Temple William . 9. N. C. State & Mary Vlllanova 10. L. S. U. Tulane Florida This Schedule of the Nation’s Too Teams Will Be Presented for Your Information Each Week BY RALEIGH SEAFOOD COMPANY Eastern Carolina’s Top Seafood Co. Corner Davie and East Streets Phones: 7748-7749-7740 Scorers in Big Four for All Games Through Saturday January 31, 1953 DUKE (Fifteen Games) G Ft Tp Bernie Janicki ...... 9O 57 237 Rudy D’Emilio 81 58 220 Joe Belmont ...... 11 8 30 Ronnie Mayer ...... 24 32 80 Herky Lamley ...... 24 22 70 Fred Shabel ...... 22 13 57 Rudy Lacy ...... 56 27 139 Charlie Driesell 20 16 56 Marv Decker ...... 26 22 74 Don Cashman ...... 13 13 39 Tom Peters ...... 3 4 10 Bill Reigel ...... 69 60 198 WAKE FOREST (Seventeen Games) Jack Williams ...... 111 105 327 Ray Lipstas _ ...... 33 25 91 Al DePorter ...... 35 46 91 Tom Preston ...... 2 3 7 Frank McRae ...... 3 3 9 Lowell Davis ...... 1 6 8 Dickie Hemric ...... 137 125 399 Bill Alheim ...... ‘. . . 0 1 1 Billy Lyles 70 38 178 Maurice George ...... 42 39 123 Graham Phillips ...... 2 0 4 John DeVos ...... 7 4 18 CAROLINA (Eighteen Games) Jack Wallace ...... 24 27 75 Ernie Schwarz ...... 19 13 51 Jerry Vayda ...... 90 56 236 Jack Powell ...... 2 6 10 Jippy Carter ...... 6 9 21 Bud Maddie ...... 62 83 207 Paul Likins ...... 3O 38 98 Vince Grimaldi ...... 119 50 288 A1 Lifson ...... 77 63 217 Bob Phillips ...... 22 33 77 Skippy Winstead ...... 6 9 21 Paul Anisko ...... 3 1 7 Hal Bowden ...... 2 0 4 A1 Long ...... 4 5 13 Gene Glancy ...... 9 5 23 Tony Radovich ...... 4 5 13 h i h STATE (Twenty-One Games) DES GIT) Hsg wciy gobhyBSpeidghtb ...... 151 76 . 378 n au ran en urg ...... 22 26 70 penlng 00 ' Dickie Tyler ...... 36 38 110 Bill Kukoy 86 52 224 gobby édams ...... 2 5 9 obby oss ...... 19 8 46 gel Thollénpson 1g;3 112 314 State's Schedule anny napp ...... 29 105 1952-53 Season Dave Gotkin ...... 108 72 288 Head Coach: Everett N. Case Bernie Yurin ...... 7 20 34 Assistants: Carl Anderson and Vic Bubas Ronnie Scheffel ...... 5 7 17 Tues., DEC. 2—Furman University at Raleigh* Eddle Morris ...... 6 19 31 Thurs., Dec. 4—Wash. & Lee at Raleigh* Herb Appleloaum ...... 11 38 60 Sat., Dec. 6—Davidson College at Raleigh* Tues., Dec. 9—Wake Forest College at Wake Forest* Thurs., Dec. 11—Rhode Island at Raleigh Sat., Dec. 13—Eastern Kentucky at Raleigh Thurs., Dec. 18—George Wash. at Washington, D. C.* Sat., Dec. 20—Texas Tech at Raleigh Tues., Dec. 23—St. John’s at Mad. Sq. Gar.. N.Y.C. Sat., Dec. 27—Dartmouth at Raleigh Dec. 29-30-31—Dixie Basketball Classic Tourna- ment—(Duke, North Carolina, Wake Forest, N. C. State, Holy Cross, Pennsylvania, Princeton, Brigham Young) 4th Annual Tournament—Reynolds Coliseum Sat., Jan. Iii—Cincinnati at Cincinnati Tues., Jan. 6—Davidson College at Davidson* Sat., Jan. 10—Duke at Durham* Tues., Jan. 13—William & Mary at Norfolk, Va.* Sat., Jan. 17—George Wash. at Raleigh* ‘ Sat., Jan. 24—North Carolina at Raleigh* . Wed., Jan. 28—Villanova Col. at Philadelphia. Pa. HllleOrO Road Sat., Jan. 31—Wake Forest Col. at Raleigh* Wed., Feb. 4—South Carolina at Charlotte* ”We PrepG re and Deliver FOOd For A“ ,OCCQSiOhS Sat., Feb. 7—William Mary at Raleigh* . , _ . I, Wed., Feb. 11—Villanova Col. at Ra|c7gh PG rtles, PICHICS, Receptions, Banquets Sat., Feb. 14—Duke at Raleigh* Tues., Feb. 17—Wash. & Lee at Lexington, Va.* Sat., Feb. 21—North Carolina at Chapel Hill* Tues., Feb. 24—Fordham at Raleigh Sat., Feb. 28—Cincinnati at Raleigh Mar. 5-6-7—Sou. Conference Tournament at Raleigh Mar. 13-14—National Col. Athletic Asso. Tourna- ment at Raleigh * Denotes Southern Conference games DRIVE IN RESTAURANTS (All home games will begin promptly at 8:30 p.m. afildlwill beldplaygdl in thei 12.300 seat Whillliagi ea Reyno s o iseum oca e on e . . State College campus) Phone 3'5547 PRESENTS NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE 1952-53 COMPLETE SEASON INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS INCLUDING GAMES THROUGH JANUARY 31, I953 FIELD GOALS FREE THROWS REBOUNDS FPOEII‘LSS POINTS Player Number ————————— —-—~———~——— Games Atts. Scored Atts. . Scored Number Av. Number Number Av. Kincaid, Douglas . . . 2 4 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 Stevenson, Jim ...... 2 4 0 0 0 1 0.5 3 0 Brandenburg, Paul 19 53 22 35 26 36 2.1 13 70 3.7 Tyler, Dick ...... 20 109 36 56 38 67 3.8 48 110 5.5 Gotkin, Dave ...... 21 316 108 103 72 60 3.2 32 288 13.7 Adams, Bob 3 A 8 .2 7 5 7 2.3 1 9 3.0 Schefi’el, Ronnie ...... 13 16 5 11 7 16 1.4 10 17 1.3 Kukoy, Bill ...... 21 208 86 75 52 106 6.1 60 224 10.7 Speight, Bob ...... 21 374 151 99 76 211 11.1 61 378 18.0 Applebaum, Herb . 20 42 11 57 38 72 4.0 47 60 3.0 Yurin, Bernie ...... 18 19 7 35 20 29 . 1.7 28 34 1.9 , Thompson, Mel ...... 21 291 101 177 112 211 11.1 59 314 15.0 Goss, Bobby ...... 9 35 19 18 8 16 2.0 10 46 5.1 Morris, Eddie ...... 14 32 6 32 19 47 ‘ 3.9 40 31 2.2 Knapp. Danny ...... 19 103 38 52 29 57 3.3 33 105 5.5 Own Team Totals 21 1,614 592 758 502 936 49.3 445 1,686 82.9. Opponents’ Totals . . . . 21 1,483 481 669 418 813 43.0 506 1,380 65.7 CURRENT SEASON’S SINGLE-GAME RECORDS INDIVIDUAL HIGHS (OW'N PLAYERS) NAME Opponent Date Number Total Points Scored by Bobby Speight vs. Duke ...... 1/ 10/ 53 28 (FG: 9 FT: 10) Field Goals Scored by Bobby Speight vs. Geo. Washington. . . 12/18/52 11 (No. Attempts 26) Free Throws Scored by Bobby Speight vs. Duke ...... 1/10/53 10 (No. Attempts 13) Free Throws Attempted by Mel Thompson vs. Holy Cross. . . . 12/ 30 / 52 14 (No. Scored . . . 6) Number of Rebounds by Bobby Speight vs. Dartmouth ...... 12/ 27/ 52 22 (No. By Team.54) OWN TEAM HIGH MARKS (Own Offense) LOW MARKS BY OPPONENTS (Own Defense) Opponent Number Opponent Number Field Goals Scored vs. R. I. University ...... 37 Field Goals Scored by Davidson ...... 16 Free Throws Attempted vs. Washington & Lee . . . . 48 Free Throws Attempted by Princeton ...... 17 Free Throws Scored vs. Davidson ...... 33 Free Throws Scored by Princeton ...... 15 Personal Fouls Against vs. Cincinnati ...... 31 Personal Fouls Against Wake Forest ...... 15 NOW EXCLUSIVELY IN RALEIGH! fliivheg-‘Efirveman CUSTOMIZED*CLOTHES THE FINEST CLOTHES HANDS. CAN MAKE DOWNTOWN TICKET OFFICE FOR COLISEUM EVENTS VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE 1952-53 Season I THE FORWARDS 80 Bobby Speight 6-8 188 22 Senior Raleigh, N. C. 73 *Paul Brandenburg A 6-5 195 23 Senior Staten Island, N Y. 74 ”“ Dick Tyler 6-?) 185 21 Junior Newburgh, N. Y. 79 *Bill Kukoy 6-4 195 25 Senior Gary, Ind. 72 Jim Stevenson 6-3 184 21 Junior Winston-Salem, N. C. 76 Bobby Adams 6-0 190 20 Junior Lexington, Ky. THE CENTERS 84 ’1‘ Bobby Goss 6-8 220 21 Senior Raleigh, N. G. 83 ”“ Mel Thompson 6-8 194 22 Junior Richmond, Ind. 86 *Danny Knapp 6-7 215 20 Soph. Staten Island, N. Y. TH E GUARDS 75 *Dave Gotkin , 6-0 179 20 Soph. New York, City, N. Y. 82 *Bernie Yurin 6-4. 200 22 Senior « Gary, Ind. 78 Ronald Scheffel . 6-0 183 2 l Soph. Kingston, N. Y. 85 "“ Eddie Morris 6-5 210 20 Senior Winston-Salem, N. C. 81 Herb Applebaum 6-8 195 21 Junior New York City, N. Y. 71 Doug Kincaid 6-0 17 7 20 Junior Greensboro, N. C. ="‘Denotes Lettermen SOUTHERN CONFERENCE MARCH 5, 6, 7, 1953 Season Ticket Sale Begins Monday February 16 at 12 Noon Season Ticket Prices $600 and $9.00 N.C.A‘.A. TOURNAMENT Tickets Go On Sale Monday February 9th Prices $1.00 $2.00 $3.00 Prices Are For Each Session On March 13th & 14th PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS Home: N. C. State College No. Player P05. FG FT PF 71 Doug Kincaid G 72 Jim Stevenson F 73 Paul Brandenburg F 74 Dick Tyler F 77 Dave Gotkin G 76 Bobby Adams F 78 Ronald Scheffel G 79 Bill Kukoy F 80 Bobby Speight F 81 Herb Applebaum G 82 Bernie Yurin ______-______G 83 Mel Thompson C ,.. 9’ :4: " W‘14%?»~. 84 Bobby Goss C ;4,15%»?@3371W5 mg?"Q; 85 Eddie Morris G 86 Danny Knapp TOTAL Visitors: W'illiam and Mary No. Player P05. FG FT PF PTS 21 Tani Stubbs G- 22—25 Joe Hume _ } 23 Dave Berry _ __ G 24 Monty Knight G ‘26 " Mike Lionte G Ducky Drake ______G Bobby Hoitsma F DICk Savage F ' Pete Markos G C O’T‘I’TI 0"\ ) ’I ‘\-"\ ’- Rfl‘e;I" -‘ Ill\ \ £31!I? 2‘. E: ‘1\ ”Ml /’ ~1‘\ I\:~, \ I ‘ \' ‘ x \ /\/ L," (5“; 7 / I‘\ /\ \_/ n 31:]? A\ l N .I -.1 :\\J\ ”'5‘“ /\ X \ NUMBER OF ILLEGAL DESIGNATE TIME IN TRAVELING 3 SEC. RULE INFRACTION ILLEGAL DRIBBLE SCORE COUNTS FREE THROWS CANCEL SCORE TIME OUT CALLED FOUL TIME OUT TECHNICAL FOUL HOLDING PUSHING USE OF HANDS OFFENDER’S NUMBER JUMP BALL VIOLATION norman’s AW 5w“ Cm "CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN" Slacks Shirts 2404 HILLSBORO ST. Tailor Made Suits Guaranteed Fit PHONE 4-5085 Sweaters Every Effort Shall Be Made To String Bow Ties Give You The Finest Of Service At All Times WILLIAM AND MARY BOYD BAIRD, HEAD COACH No. Name Pos. Class Ht. Wt. Age Hometown 21 Tam Stubbs—G ______Jr. 6-2 150 20 ______Williarnsburg, Virginia 22-25 Joe Hume*—G ______Jr. 5-9 170 21 ______Alton Station, Kentucky 23 Dave Berry—G ______Jr. 5-3 180 20 ______Norfolk, Virginia 24 Monty Knight—G ______Jr. 6-2 175 19 _____ Norfolk, Virginia 26 Mike Conte—-G ______Fr. 6-0 160 1/ _____ Newark, New Jersey 27 Ducky Drake—G ______Jr. 5-9 165 22 ______Bay Shore, New York _' 28 Bobby Hoitsma—F ______So. 6-2 185 19 ' Paterson,yNew Jersey 29 Dick Savage—F ______Jr. 6-3 180 20 ______Portsmouth, Virginia 30 Pete Markos—G ______Sr. 5-11 175 22 Newport News, Va. 31 Jerry Harris—F ______Sr. 6-5 200 ' 21 ____-_____-___-______-____._Portsmouth, Virginia 32 Bill Chambers—C ______Sr. 6—4 190 21 ______Lynchburg,‘ Virginia 33 13111 Patton—F ______Jr. 6-3 195 20 ______ShortHills,New Jersey 34 Howie McCallen—F ______sr. 6-2 195 20 ' Fords, New Jersey 35 Bill Kern—C ______So. 6—6 17 5 19 ______Ocean Grove, New Jersey 36 Johnny Mahoney—C So. . 6-5 185 18 ______East Orange, N. J. (*Hume will wear 22 in white and 25 in green uniform.) NORTH CAROLINA EQUIPMENT COMPANY * RALEIGH * GUILFORD * gunman "INTERNATIONAL DIESEL POWER" * CHARLOTTE * WILMINGTON * ASHEVILLE 3101 HILLSBORO STREET Player of the Week PAUL M. BRANDENBURG . . .Senior . . “6—5 . . 185 lbs. . .New York City, N. Y. One of the best clutch players on the State squad, Brandenburg has been used primarily as a reserve at both forward and guard. He is particularly valuable when the Wolfpack team needs to play possession basketball and Coach Case often calls on him in this capacity. He won several games for Wolfpack in overtime periods and twice has been the man who whipped Duke’s Blue Devils in overtime sessions at Durham, N. C. Works hard off both offensive and defensive backboards and has a good push-shot. Great change- of—pace dribbler and can be expected to see plenty of service this season. Has earned monogram for two years on State varsity and has come through with many clutch performances. Enrolled in Rural and Industrial Recreation. Prepped at Port Rich- mond, N. Y. High under‘Coach Lou Trella at Staten Island, N. Y. Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Brandenburg, 64 Burnside Ave., Staten Island, N. Y. Ball of the Game The ball with the soft touch, New ”Formula l5” treated for sure grip. See It At ‘1' JOHNSON-LAMBE CO. Raleigh, N. C. Willaye film/away -and- Holloway’s Esso Service IN RALEIGH'S CAMERON VILLAGE PRESENT THEIR PREDICTIONS FOR WEEK OF FEBRUARY 7th THROUGH FEBRUARY 13th. RECORD TO DATE 96 RIGHT l3 WRONG FOR 89.0 PER CENT Cincinnati over Western Reserve Alabama over Georgia Davidson over Citadel Syracuse over Holy Cross Dartmouth over Yale . Illinois over Wisconsin DePaul over Loyola Indiana over Northwestern Duke over N.Y.U. Kansas State over Nebraska LaSalle over Duquesne Kansas over Missouri Western Kentucky over Eastern Kentucky L. S. U. over Tulane Fordham over Villanova Maryland over Richmond Furman over V.P.l. Navy over Pitt Wake Forest over George Washington . Carolina over N.Y.U. 1952-53 FRESHMAN SQUAD No. ' Name Position Height Hometown 79 David Kelly ...... F 6-4 ...... Shelbyville, Ind. 75 Lou A. Dickman ...... F 6-8 ...... Batesville, Ind. 80 Philip DiNardo ...... F 6-4 ...... Philadelphia, Pa. 86 William Maltzan ...... F 6-3 ...... Suffern, N. Y. 78 Gary Mims ...... F 6-4 ’ ...... Gastonia, N. C. 85 Edward Juratic ...... C 6-6 ...... East Chicago, Ind. 84 'Ronnie Shavlik ...... C 6-7 ...... Denver, Colorado 82 Allan Kenzie ...... C 6-5 ...... Livonia, N. Y. 73 Victor Molodet ...... G 5-11 ...... East Chicago, Ind. 71 William Bell ...... G 6—0 ...... Warsaw, Ind. 81 Michael Babyak ...... G 5-11 ...... Niagara Falls, N. Y. 74 Richard Hapward ...... G 5-11 ...... Bloomfield, N. J. 76 Sidney Briley ...... G 6-2 ...... Greenville, N. C. PINE STA TE DAIB PRODUCTS PRESENTS WILLIAM NEAL REYNOLDS COLISEUM BASKETBALL RECORDS Indmduals Player Record Game Date Most Number of Total Points In One Game Sam Ranzino N. C. State 47 N. C. State vs. V.P.I. Jan. 23, 1951 Ernie Beck 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 Most Number of Field Goals Made in Game Sam Ranzino N. C. State 21 N. C. State vs. V.P.I. Jan 23, 1951 Most Number of Shots Tried In Game Bill Mlkvy Temple 41 N. C. State vs. Temple Feb. 6, 1951 Most Number of Assists In One Game Lee Terrill N. C. State 7 N. C. State vs. Furman Dec. , 1951 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 Most Number of Total Rebounds In Game Dick Hemric Wake Forest 31 Wake Forest vs. Duke Dec. 30, 1951 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 Most Number of Points Scored By One Team N. C. State 114 N. C. State vs. V.P.I. Jan. 23, 1951 Most Number of 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 Georgia Tech 11 N. C. State vs. Ga. Tech Dec. 28, 1949 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. C. S. vs. Penn State 90 Score 50 to 40 Dec. 30, 1949 Compiled & Maintained By Thomas I. Hines Official Statistician pm: STATE DAIRY PRESENTS Southern Conference Standing As Of Saturday, Jan. 3l, 1953 =l\ LEAGUE GAMES ALL GAMES it W L Pct. PF OP W L Pct. ) North Carolina ...... 13 1 .929 1074 859 15 3 .833 Maryland ...... 7 1 .875 473 414 9 3 .750 :9 State ...... 9 2 .818 865 710 17 4 .810 West Virginia ...... 7 2 .778 739 665 13 3 .813 Wake Forest ...... 6 2 .750 638 548 12 5 .706 George Washington . . . 8 3 .727 994 804 9 3 .750 Richmond ...... 7 4 .636 842 763 10 4 .714 Furman ...... 5 3 .625 635 575 10 5 .667 Duke ...... 4 3 .571 576 553 9 6 .600 Clemson ...... 4 5 .444 624 648 6 7 .462 William & Mary ...... 3 7 .300 791 765 6 7 .462 South Carolina ...... 3 7 .300 683 781 6 8 .429 Davidson ...... 1 7 .125 481 649 2 8 .200 VPI ...... 1 7 .125 501 663 1 12 .077 The Citadel ...... 0 6 .000 365 512 2 7 .222 VMI ...... 0 8 .000 471 656 4 10 .286 Washington & Lee . . ., . 0 10 .000 662 849 0 11 .000 IT’S COMING TO RALEIGH ..... BUY SYLVAN IA TV . Now you can get famous Sylvania F0 r I 9 5 3 Television with built-in All Chan- nel UHF-VHF reception. 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