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Maryland'o l1ruce Kelleher, 6-2 gi
the conference by lhi. coach, 1ud Nil
last year, anid hoamts a comparable
do well to keep an eye on No. 33 ic
TerrapinA at College Park.
Meet Virginia, Maryl
Birds
Carolina's basketball', forces take
off for an extensive tom of Atlantic
Coast Conference biAsktball courts
this week. beginning with a game at
\.larylan(l tomorrow v;ght. Monday
night finds the Bird at Charlottes
ville for at shot, at V rginia's Cava
hers.
Following the Virgivia game, the
G a m c c o e k s play 11 conference
games, inter-rupted only by a visit to
Furman Feb. 1.. One of the high
tights of the remainder of the season
will be the "North-South Double
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featurinw teams from Carolina,
Clemson, UNC, and N. C. State.
Maryland has proven to be one
of the conference surprises this sea
son, having won six hall games be
fore losing their first one. One of
the tallest teams in the loop, th.
starting quintet averages 6-5, with
G-10 center Bob Wilson leading the
way under the backboards.
'Midget Corps'
Maryland's guards are considered
midgets up there, but they would be
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is the specialty on the team, w
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>re, 6.5 center, is one of Virginia's outIan
g shifted from forward by Coach Hilly McCai
e's strength comes not from his height, bi
the team in rebounds. pulling in about 10
top in the ACC.
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un- has finally "come into his own" and i
her should be a thorn in the Birds' side
ay- tomorrow.
oth McDonald will be backed up at
last forward by a duo of rangy sopho
ing mores, 6-6 Jerry Greenspan and 6-3
hile Bill Stasiulatis. Both were team
kes leaders on the fine 1959 Maryland
freshman team, and are expected to
6-7, see a lot of action this season.
ers 'Mr. Inside'
ing Greenspan is known as "Mr. In
ing side" because of his abilities under t
ald the boards and his inside jump shot,
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per xame. and lsj is one
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vhile his counterpart could be
ermed "Mr. Outside" due to his
>utside set shots. Another sophomore
lash in the Terrapin camp is Bob
-licher, 6-2 forward, who will also
ce plenty of action.
The University of Virginia gained
ational prominence this year by ex
ending its football losing streak to
8 games. The Cavalier basketbal!
eam was well on the road to setting
new losing streak this year in
oundball, too, as they lost eight
traight before downing VMI in the
tichmond Invitational Tournament
ver the holidays.
Virginia has some of the top tal.
Ga mecocks
Well In Fim
The Atlantic Coast Conference has
nnounced the final football statis
es, and after looking over them, it
very evident that Warren Giese's
kst season as head coach was spent
accessfully in the conference.
The Gamnecocks finished fifth in
le conference, wvith Duke taking top
onors. N. C. State copped second
lace honors, followed by Maryland
third, and Clemson in fourth place.
orth Carolina fills in the sixth spot,
hile Wake Forest occupies the
venth place. Virginia, traditionally,
in the cellar.
In total offense, the Gamecocks
ded up in the seventh position,
mp1liling 2,517 yards in 642 plays
r 251.7 yards per game and 3.9
r ds per offensive play. Clemson
nished in first place with 306.0 per
ime.
The rushing offense department.
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lina's Gamecocks have laid plans to watc
iw, for the 6-2 junior guard has been
in the Atlantic Coast Conference, main
f the top ball-stealing artists in the S
re on the floor.
This
cnt in the conference, but the school's C
whole athletic program is responsible -
for the Cavs' lack of suess. not the
players or coaches.
Ties Record h
The brightest star in Virginia's
crown is junior guard Tony Laquin
tano, who is one of the top-ranking e
scorers in the loop, and who tied a r
conference mark for most field goals,
scored in one game recently, when
he hit 19 against West Virginia. The
co-holder of the record is North Caro- a
lina's former All-American, Lenny s
Rosenbluth.
His cohort at the other guard is 6
-nother returnee, Loui.s Farina, at f
Bennett, Hv
cii Circuit &
ng up 1,969 yards in 520 plays for -
96.9 yards per game. Wake Forestr
akes the cellar position here, but
-everses the standings mn the pass
ffense department by copping the
irst p)osition, while the Gamecocks
>ccupy the cellar.I
In total defense, the locals hold
he fifth position and Clemson again
akes top honors. Rushing defense
'inds the Gamecocks holding oppon-v
nts to 4.1 yards per carry to take y~
he third spot.
In ten games, the Birds ended up
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ni the cellar position in the pass de
en'se department and the Tar Heels
ook the first position. p
Buddy Bennett, the outstanding R
enior quarterback, outrushed all G
thers to lead the league with 5.012 L
-ards per carry. Doug Hatcher, the
arefooted punter, was one position 'E
ehind first place Wolff of Wake "V
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h Maryland's Paul Jelus very closey
labeled one of the most dangerous
ly due to his defensive prowess. He
r)uth. and is also a good shot from
Week
-1, 170. Farina has established him
elf as one of the circuit's top de
ensive ball players, but likes to leave
he shooting to the others.
And one of the ones he feeds the
all to is center Walter Densmore,
6-5 sensation in the pivot. He was
witched from forward to this po
ition this year, and is showing up
ven better at the center post. Sopho
iore Gene Engle is Densmore's
hadow at center.
Many Sophs
All the forwards are sophomores,
nd any one of them could cop a
tarting role against the Gamecocks.
kmong the leading candidates are
-2 Tim Jones, 6-4 Stevt: Jarvis, and
-6) Gene Flamm.
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~ta ndings_
Bucket
Parade
(As of Jan. 3)
SCORING
layer Games Pts. Avg.
'hisnant 9 186 20.7
lard 9 131 14.6
hnson 9 113 12.6
obinson 9 100 11.2
ronmn 9 77 8.6
aney 9 61 6.8
rabenstetter 0 19 3.2
revoznik 7 18 2.6
ehban 8 9 1.1
odbold 3 2 0.7
aird 8 0 0.0
REBOUNDING
layer Games Rb.. Avg.
v'hisnant 9 92 10.2
ronmn 9 64 7.1
aney 9 51 5.7
obinson 9 37 4.1
>hnson 9 32 8.6
lard 9 23 2.6
rabenstetter . 6 14 2.3
revoznik 7 12 1.7
ehhan 8 11 1.4
aird 8 1 0.1
odbold 3 0 0.0
Team Shooting in ACC
FG FT
earn Avg. Avg.
uke .469 .6O9
Take Forest .453 .694
.C. State .450 .704
lemeon . .445 .6
'o. Carolina ...484 .684
o. Carolina .406 .700
aryland .404 .767
irginia .366 .650
Team Scoring in ACC
Of f. Def,
earn Avg. Avg.
. Carolina 79.7 8.
.C. State 79.1 71.7
rake Forest . 79.0 76.7
uke ... . 78.4 64.1
o. Carolina . 76.2 64.9
[aryland . .. 67.9 65,8
Irginia 66.4 80.4
lemson 64.5 69.0