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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

MALI-hearQ the rock / roll
version Of My Reverie," by
Allen Ryan and Haven't slept
Since" Please play 1t. TINA.
MLT-Please play Terry" for
our Terry. who viii be . Teen
on Dec. 10. Happy. Happy
Birthday Baby" THOM.
MILF AND DON-riease play
AT the Hop" for Peggy D., bee
cause that is-where first saw
her. An Unknown Admtrer.
DON - Please dedicate The
Twelfth Of Never" and -SiIe
houettesT to June. Iowa,
MACK.
DON-Piease dedicate In thu
Stil Of the Night for Mickey
/ B., the only boy ! Iowa ~27-
DON-Piease enter mn in your
disc jockey contest. CHUCK,
JU. 5-8004.
DON-Please play The JOKER"
( to my summer love, Tommy in
Deale, Nd. from MARIE.
DON-Please play ~SiIhouettes'
( and ivy Rose" for Anita from
JOHNNY.
DON-Please play Young and
Beautiful" for Carol H. at
( NH. S. from an ANACOS-
TIA INDIAN.
DON - Please ded. Happy,
Happy Birthday to Bobby on
1 Sun, and Gone" and April
/ Love" to Bobby and Becky,
/ Thurs, at 3 an.
DON-Ded. In the Still Of the
1 Night to Rick S. from MARIE
c. at 400.
DON DILLARD-PIease pIay
Gould This Be Magic" for
Mary Jane and Tommy who
/ found out they really like each
other and the kids at the drug
store. From CUPID.
DON-Please play In the Still
Of the Night" and You Send
/ Me" for Jean with love from
4 LENNIE. JU. e-6o59.
DEAR DON-Please play "At the
Hop for all the kids at K. J. H.
DON-Please play AT the Hop
! for Pat F.. from STEVE r.
DON-Please play Great BALM
of Fire" from to Bonnie C.,
4 in Wheaton High.
D0N-Please play ~Raunchy." by
Ernie Freeman, for the Rocks
:, at K. c.
DONALD DILLARD-Please play
'Sputnik" for everybody who's
+ out Of this world.
DON-Please play Gould The
Be Magic" for Speedy and Su-
san and for Gene and Ernie.
DON-Please play Take Me %
I Am" Demons. The Right
]. Time" Nappy Brown. Al w.
I JOANTTEE B.
DON-PleaSe play you Send
Me" for Ray and Judy on Tues
dav.
DEAR DON-Please play eat tho
Hop" for all the cats at w. II.
DON DILLARD - Play Great
Balls of Fire" at 4:30 on Mon.
for Bob and Sue.
DON DILLARD - Play Tear
/ Drops" from Art to all tho
girls.
DON-Please play Miss Me Just
q Little" for Patsy. from
JIMMY.
DON-Please ded. Great Balls
of Fire" to Dick F.. my o. A. o.
From GAYLE.
DEAR DON-PleaSe play 'LipA
of Wine" for the guy 1 like d
lot. LIN.
SAM SACCO. Daddy Cool Hot
Spot-Please play for Sandy
from BOB, Party Party" BY
Dean Beard.
CALVIN Cool Man" HACKETR
Please spin "Raunchy" for
4 all the girls at B.J.H.S in
Section go. who think you are
the most to say the least. AD-
MIXERS FOREVER.
JIMMY B0YCE - Please plx9
NV Special ANGEL" for Pat.
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MALI-PleaSe oeoicate The Jok-
er" to Kenny L.. from MARIE
A.
MILT-Please ded. You Send
Me" and How Many" for Ron
ME @. and Jenny and Sidney
and Brenda, on Thursday.
MILT-Please ded. "SiIhouettes"
for Jane and Smitty, on James
birthday. from Carole. Char
lotte. Cathy and Lucille.
DEAR MILTY-Please dedicate
You Send Me" and Treat
Ne Nice" for Karen G., from
SHELDON w.
MuT-Please ded. on Dec. Q,
Love Ne Forever" for Larry
H., who is my Special Angel"
from ??????
GRAMPA MILTERINO-Please
play Rebel" for z. l., B. A.,
K. j.. B. H.. B. K. p. j., P. B.,
j. L.. B. L.. B. A.. r. K and Ed.
from c. d. N. and J. A. c.
MILT-Please play Mean wom-
en- Blues" and Santa Bring
Ny Baby Back TO Me-" on
Thursday, Dec. II, 81, from
CAROLYN S, to Jakey o.
GEN. ULYSSES GRANT CSIR)
Please flip q disc for all Of
the doughboys at West Point
(no marches. pleased. DON K.
DEAR MILT GRANT - Please
I dedicate Warm" by Johnny
Mathis for Wallacetine, Euge-
/ mia and Geraldine Of Dunbar.
NIFTY - Play Little Bitty
Pretty One" for Ramona and
Richard on her birthday.
December IL.
DEAR MLT-Please play April
Love" for Peanuts" from his
Special Angel"
ID EAR MILF Please play
"Raunchy" for Gary E. from
someone who really cares.
MIIT = Please dedicate You
Send Me" to Neddy, my steady
I for Z weeks. NORMA.
MnT-Please dedicate My One
and Only Love" to Tommy
from one who cares. JUDY w.
MILT-Please play Rebel" to
Dick L. from HUBIE II. Of
2B Of Gonzaga.
DEAR MILT - Please dedicate
/ on Dec. 9. BE Bop Baby" to
Clipper K. from KRISTIN o.
MILT-Play Daddy Cool for
Graham @. from JON r. You
! dance cool.
DEAR MILT-TOR0LA Please
/ play "Silhouette" for Nina L.
from MARJORIE T.
UNCLE NIFTY Please play
could This Be Magic" for
/ Figfe, who sends Bunnie S. on
Dec. 9.
REAL KOOL MILT-Please play
/ The Joker" for Frank and
Pat. Bunnie and Figie on Dec.
9. GUESS WHO.
MILF GRANT-PleaSe wish
/ Wendy a very happy birthday.
Wednesday. Dec. IL. From
"SNORKLE."
MILT-Please play my Special
Angel" for Beany S. From
DEE.
SIR LOINER EATING MILF
/ Dedicate "JailhouSe Rock" to
my rock and rolling Teddy
Bear" SHIRLEY.
DEAR MILT-PleaSe play AT
the Hop for Elaine. From
DOUGLAS p.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate
I'm Come Running Back to
I YOU" for Billy w. From
KAREN NJ.
MILTO-Spin Peggy Sue" to
Rose Mary whose eyes sparkle
like rubies. From GEORGE C.,
from Annandale.
MILT-PleaSe play "JuSt Born"
| for Kathy NJ. the girl 1 was
"Just Born" for. PAUL K.
MILT-Please dedicate Just Be-
tween You and Me-" for Sam.
/ From STEVE.
MMT-Please play MY Special
Angel" to Doug and Chaddy.
Prom two who really care
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who's been crazy about him
for a long time. TERRY c.
MILT-Please play Great Balls
Of Fire" TO Arlington Bearcats,
from their eheerleaders. on Dec.
IL, Wed. PAT J.
MILTERINO-Please ded. b
z Bop Baby" and "Jailhouse
Rock" (where o miner 70
the sweetest boy In the world.
Please get well real soon. Re-
member Sept. %, Oct. 4, Oct.
II. Is and Isl To Lynn, from a
girl who really misses him at
L. c. II. 81
UNCLE MILT-Please play Sill
houettes" for all the cool cats
In &c. al Bladensburg Jr.
High. VICKY.
DEAR MILT-Please play you
Send Me" 10 Smitty, from a Sc
cret admirer at Holy Com
forter's dance.
CATERING MHT-Please ded.
MY Special Angel" to Danny
B. and ???77? Of L. C. H. S.
CUPID!
MILT-Dedicate you Send Me"
and My Special Angel" to
Mary T. From RICHARD.
DEAR MILT-Please dedicate
Peggy Sue" TO Joan @. and
Eugene s. From MARCIA.
DADDY COOL MILTY-Please
play Rebel" for Barry. z. and
Ed. From JUDY c. AND
CHERYL.
MILT-Play Rebel" and Il Hope
You Won't Hold It Against
Me- on Mon. Q. for Ray. From
Pat. who loves him very much.
KOOL GRANT-Please play
Treat Ne Nice" to my eight
months steady. Joe r., Love,
DEANNA d.
DEAR MILT-Please play Blue
Christmas" fer Marie. from the
one Who really loves her.
JIMMY.
MILT-Please play Baby I
Don't Care" for Jimmy w. and
Bunny. from NJ. C. and T.. Of
Frederick. on Monday.
MILT-Dedicate MY Special
Angel" to Boo and Mary, Tppy
and Betty. Patsy and Louis,
Jimmy and Jackie. Prom Cupid.
COOL STILT MILT-Piease spin
Happy. Happy Birthday
Baby" to MY Special Angel"
Cathy c. Prom JAY W.
MILT, THAT KOOL KAT
Please play Tear Drops. The
Joker" and BLACK Slacks."
from Sharon to Don. p. S.
Please call sometime soon.
MILT-Please dedicate Buzz.
Buzz, Buzz" to Barley and
Jim, Vera and Mike. Diane and
Chuck, Gale and Johnny and
Liz and Stoney.
MILF Please dedicate "Oh.
Boyl" and Great Balls of
Fire" to Ronnie. With love.
JOHNNIE.
MILT - Please dedicate The
Joker" for the two neateSt boys
In Latin and French from their
two who really care.
UNCLE MHTY-Please ded. Els
II Wrong?" and Rebel" to my
Yankee Rebel. Bob. His one
and only love. GINNY BABE.
COOL CAT GRANT-Please de-
dictate Gould This Be Magic?"
for Janice II. from Pee Wee,
"Rarnchy" and "Silhouette"
for Nancy and Skippy.
MILT - Please dedicate You
Send Me" to Betty and Gary,
Skunk. Peanuts and Diane
| from TINY.
MILT-PleaSe play Hey School
I Cir" for all the Congress
| Park Bows" from ??????
MILT-PleaSe play on the 9th,
Great Balls Of Fire" for Bill
| o. and Mary c.
M1LT-Please play on the 9th,
Tonight, Tonight" for Bill o,
and Mary c. Of Sterling,
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Rod HundIey to Be Ready
For Conference Tourney

invitation Saturday night with
an astonishing 7l-55 victory over
thwd-place Virginia Tech on
the Davidson court. The victory
gave Davidson a 4-8 final con-
ference record and vaulted the
Wildcats ahead of George Wash
ington (3-9). which finished
ninth. CIV will be missing the
tournament for only the third
time in Is years.
Last year in the tourney,
Davidson's seventh-ranked Wild
cats led West Virginia's second
ranked Mountaineers 1927 at
halftime. and the Mountain
GERS never caught up until eight
minutes were left.
Thursdays opening round in
the tourney sends Furman C7-5)
against Richmond cd at 2::30
pm. Davidson (4-8) against
West Virginia Q2-0 at 4::30,
W&L u0-3) against The Citadel
(5-9) at 7:30 and Virginia Tech
u2-5) against W&M Gid at
$50.
The top scorers in the con-
ference as the regular season
ended:
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Cobb Is Ready
TOGO Home
georgia

SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 4 up.
-Ty Cobb is going home" to
Royston. Ga, where he was born.
He plans to sell his spacious
home at Atherton, Calf, within
the next six months"
Cobb. now 70. spent 81 years
with the Detroit Tigers and two
with the Philadelphia Athletics.
Leaving California after IS
years would be "a sad parting, :"
he said. but he added: MY
heart is in two things-both OH
the other side of the mountains.
Il mean the Cobb Education
Fund and the hospital l built in
my fathers memory at Royston
Il have no business here. My
children are married and away.
/ have no use for this large
house I'm getting up there in
years and ! want to go home. "
Cobb. millionaire several
times over. built his education
program on the motto which was
the cornerstone of his famous
baseball career-fight.
The fund gives scholarships to
students who qualify by earning
their way through the first year
of college and maintaining a
high scholastic average. He said
there are % young men and
women going through colleges
or universities now and 10 to 20
more will be awarded the schol-
arshipS next year.
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season. Murdoch. averaging Is
points a game, was the Nations
most accurate free-throw shooter
in NCAA statistics last week.
Williams is Wake Forests top
scorer with a l6-point average
and Kearns has Clipped in with
an average Of IL a game for
North Carolina.
O'Brien. with his 100 points,
led the second team. Other
second-team choices were Jim
Newcome of Duke u42), John
Richter Of North Carolina State
tl52). Pete Brennan of North
Carolina 1929, and Ernie Wig
gins of Wake Forest (93.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
New Style Helps Demoret
Take | eat Baton Rouoe

BATON ROUGE, La. Mar. 4
R.-Debonair Jimmy Demaret
has a new golf style, but the
same winning habit.
The 45-year-old KiameSha
Lake, N. Y. veteran conquered
miserable weather and the driv-
ing finish of Australian Peter
Thomson yesterday to walk off
with the $4,000 first prize in the
$4,000 Baton Rouge Open.
Demaret. who started the final
round with 2-stroke lead over
Thomson. shot a one-under-par
II for a 278 total after 70 holes.
Thomson had 70 and 279 to
take the $500 second money.
Il made a slight change in my
style before starting on this
tour" Demaret said, and I'm
hitting the ball better than
ever"
His steady sub-par play has
placed him high among money
winners in the last three PEA
tournaments. Demaret ranks
fifth among money winners for
1857 despite skipping several
tournaments, taking in S5,364
in PEA events.
Will Skip Pensacola Open
He picked up another $4,000
first prize in the non-PGA
Thunderbird Invitatio nal at
Palm Springs. Calf.
Demaret said he planned TO
skip the Pensacola Open. next
tourney on the PEA winter
circuit. but probably would pick
up the tour next week at st.
Petersburg. Fla.
In Yesterdays final round, the
6.450-yard. par 70 Baton Rouge
Country Club course was water
logged after a Saturday-night
rainstorm.
Three strokes back of Thom-
sen were Marty Furgol of
Lemont. Ill, and Gardner Dick
inson OF Panama City, Fla, with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
RosenbIuth, Wallace Top
Writers AII-ACC Team

RALEIGH. N. c., Mar. 4 (P).-
Lennie Rosenbluth, who led
North Carolina to an undefeated
24-0 regular season. and high
scoring Grady Wallace OF South
Carolina were unanimous choices
on the All-Atlantic Coast Con-
ference basketball team an
nounced today by the Atlantic
Coast Sports Writers Association.
Jackie Murdoch. Wake Forest
guard. missed unanimous selec-
ton by only three votes.
The other two positions of the
first team went to Guard Tommy
Kearns Of North Carolina and
Jack Williams, Wake Forest for
ward.
Rosenbluth and Wallace were
first-team choices of all SIS of the
press. radio, TV and college pub
licity men who participated in
the balloting. Votes were counted
on the basis Of five points for a
first-team vote and three for a
second-team choice. Rosenbluth
and Wallace collected the limit
of 275 points. Murdoch got 269.
Kearns. North Cardinals play
maker, was an easy first team
selection with 300 points. He got
SO first-team votes.
Williams had a close squeeze
over Bob O'Brien of Maryland.
Williams collected l66 points,
six more than O'Brien, but
O'Brien drew more first-team
votes, II to IA.
Williams. Rosenbluth and
Murdoch are repeaters from the
1856 All-ACC team picked by
the writer's association.
Wallace, currently the ma
tional scoring leader, also led
the conference with 30.l mark
Rosenbluth has contributed an
average of 1858 points a game
in North Cardinals all-winning
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SENATORS
Continued from

Continued from Page A-2C
The following season he had a
Al record with Chattanooga be-
fore the Army grabbed him.
Alternately put in a full year
with the Senators in 1855 and
could compile nothing better
than a So mark. Last year with
Louisville he progressed nicely
and. barring bone chip compiled
tions, will be taking a steady turn
for Washington this year.
NOTES: Manager Chuck Ores
sen had the boys in uniform by
$3.50 this morning :. He planned
to let EN- go after a three hour
workout to enable them to parti-
cipate in the annual two-ball
screwball golf tournament at
Dubsdread Country Club.
Everybody from Cal Griffith
to concessions helpers and mere
hangers-on gets into the tourney
. Among those competing. in
addition to ball players. are Bill
Haughton and Del Miller, crack
harness horse drivers; Sonny
Workman. former outstanding
jockey, and Hugh Grant, Million
aire whose money backed John
Jachym when the latter pur-
chased 40 per cent of the Sena-
tors stock some years ago, then
sold out to Gabe Murphy.
Chuck Stobbs twice was
whacked on the legs by line
drives yesterday while pitching
batting practice He linped
of Snarling after the second
blast but rejoined the workout
later Shortstop Jose Valdi-
vielso checked in from Cuba, but
Outf1elder Carlos Paula is still
MISSING
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
BY the Associated Press

West Virginia's Rod Hundley
has won his battle for the South
ern Conference basketball scor-
ing crown. and today appeared
we'll on his way to victory in
another battle even more impor
tant-this one against the flu.
The Hot Rod. key man in
West Virginia's 1910 conference
season and the fellow the
Mountaineers are counting on to
carry them to a third straight
championship. was stricken with
a virus infection last Thursday.
Friday. he missed his first
game in three varsity seasons
when West Virginia barely
S queezed past much beaten
George Washington, TITS.
The word from Morgantown
is that Hundley's up and about
again. his temperatures back to
normal and by Thursdays OPEN
ing round of the tournament in
Richmond, he'll be as healthy as
ever. The Mountaineers will
meet eighth-place Davidson in
their flrst-round game.
In his only game last week the
Hot Rod poked in 81 points
against William and Mary to
boost his scoring average to 24.4
points per game in IS starts. Lee
Marshall of Washington and Lee
claimed second place in the in
dividual scoring race with 544
points in "a games for a hand
some 22.7 average. Furman's Dick
Wright was third with 538 points
in &c starts and an average OF
20.7.
Davidson's Wildcats clinched
the eighth and final tournament
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
STAGs. ST. JOHNS PLAY TOMORROW
Victory Over DeMotho
Gives Gonzogo Title

changed his zone defense from a
1-3-l to a 2-3 and all five players
contributed to an 11-point squirt
which overlook the Eagles at the
start of the second period.
The lead changed hands twice
and the count was tied four
times before Don Mudd made it
1888 and Tom Matan and Tom
Coleman put Gonzaga on top
at 40-36 at intermission.
After that Jim O'Donnell made
five out of nine shots, Coleman
hit three of eight and Matan
clicked on his first seven at
temptS as the score mounted.
O'Donnell, who made a mid
court shot at the final buzzer
to become the fourth Gonzaga
player over 10 points. was the
star of Coach Tommy O'Keefe's
man-for-man defense as he
limited Ernie Cage to four goals
in l6 shots. DeMatha hit II of
54 as a team.
Matan Scores 81
Thanks to Gonzaga's 26 per-
sonal fouls, Cage got 10 more
points from the foul line for a
total of 10. but Matan was the
scoring star with Is baskets in
10 shots and a 3l-point total.
Matan also Joined Dan Slattery
and Coleman with Is rebounds
each in a great all-around per-
Torrance.
1T all boils down to one
thing" Wootten said afterward.
They're just better than we
are. Let's face it"
But DeMatha served a warning
for the future by winning the
league freshman championship,
1886, over Gonzaga in the pre-
I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
BY DICK SLAY

Gonzaga is king of Catholic
League basketball for the third
year in four. leaving DeMatha
and st. Johns to fight over the
scraps in their playoff for Sec
ond place tomorrow night at
Carroll High.
The manner in which Gonzaga
disposed of the last pretender to
its throne yesterday should con-
vince just about everyone who
the runnerup will be.
Before a disappointingly small
crowd of less than $500 in
Ritchie Coliseum. Gonzaga beat
DeMatha, 1851. for the cham
pionship.
The Eagles did it with SUI
periority in rebonnding, yet st.
Johns outrebounded Gonzaga in
their second meeting a week ago
Friday.
They did it by making IS of
II shots, but st. Johns is re-
garded as a more accurate
shooting club.
Too. st. Johns beat DeMatha
handily several weeks ago in the
DeMatha gym, something even
Gonzaga failed to do earlier.
Shafts Vniurae AnIyIo
Benjie Spots, who did not
start against the tall Eagles but
who could play an important
role against some of st. Johns
smaller men, may be sidelined
tomorrow with an ankle injury
received at the end of the third
quarter yesterday. And that just
adds to Coach Morgan Wootten's
job if the Stays are to share in
the City Championship program
Thursday and the knights of
Columbus tournament later this
month.
DeMatha kept it interesting
for a half yesterday and then its
best rebounder, Bill Wilson,
fouled out early in the third
quarter and the Stays simply
succumbed. The rout could have
started earlier when Gonzaga
built an 1879 lead but Wootten
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

282. Furgol shot a SO yesterday
and Dickinson had 70.
On the ninth hole, Dickinson's
putt was suspended on the rim
of the cup. He waited two
minutes before it dropped on the
hole for a birdie. PGA rules
permit a flve-minute wait.
Nary, Mangrum Have 283s
Bill Nary of Wayne, Mich.
secondary leader. was tied with
Lloyd Mangrum of Apple Valley
Can't. with 283. Both shot 70
yesterday.
Dutch Harrison Of st. Louis
had a par 70 for 284 and Doug
Ford of Mahopac. N. Y. 1857
top money winner, and defend
ing Champion Shelley Mayfield
of Westbury. N. Y. were tied at
285. Ford shot 70, while May
field had rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
BASKET BALL
Continued from Page A-2(

first-place tie and could wrap up
the Valley title and NCAA spot
with a victory over tough Okla
homa Ann 1853 Wednesday
Bradley $3.50. in second place,
a game and a half behind, is in
the running.
California Basketball Associa-
ton: San Francisco Q7-O,
which virtually dropped from
the national picture during a
series of six early setbacks, is
assured tie and could clinch
against ST. Mary's Tuesday,
In addition. an at large"
choice is pending.
Three Other Journeys
Teams in the NCAA tourna-
ment are Kentucky, Southeast
ern Conference; Michigan State,
the Big Ten; Brigham Young
Skyline; Southern Methodist,
Southwestern: Connecticut,
Yankee; Morehead ky, Ohio
Valley; Idaho State, Rocky
Mountain; Miami tOhio), Mid
American: Texas Western, Bor-
der; California. Pacific Coast:
and "at large" Canisius, Loyola
New Orleans. Oklahoma City,
Syracuse and Notre Dame.
Schools which don't make the
NCAA may receive bids to the
l2-team National Invitation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
The money winners:
ACC

Continued from Page AGO
day night. Although the Terps
played each team twice and
Millikan had seen them on other
occasions. he wanted another
look. Bud reported N. c. State
played its best basketball of the
season, and with the home court
in its favor. the Wolfpack still is
a threat.
N. c. State has won the con-
ference tournament the last three
years, but this year has its poor
est record since Everett Case took
over as coach IL years ago.
Millikan had a meeting with
his team last night and said the
squad feels it has an oppor-
tunity to win the tournament. "
Bud has been saying this is his
best team at Maryland, and the
most interesting to coach and
watch, He added no other Terp
team has been as optimistic as
his present squad.
Tournament a SellOut
Maryland has finished second
twice, third and fifth in the four
years since the Atlantic Coast
Conference was formed. but
twice has lost in the first round
of the tournament. and the other
time in the semif1nals.
Millikan said John Nacincik
had recovered completely from
the rib injury that kept him out
of the Navy game and that Gene
Danko no longer is favoring the
ankle broken in December.
With unbeaten North Carolina
the No. l team in the basketball
polls, and with the conference
also owning the Nations leading
scorer in Grady Wallace Of South
Carolina, there is more interest
than ever this year. All four
sessions are reported to be sold
out in the l2400 capacity Coli
scum on the North Carolina
State campus.
The champion goes to New
York to meet the Ivy League
champion March IL in the first
round of the NCAA playoffs.