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N. C. State 70 .......... Clemson 67
N. C. State 88 .......... Citadel 71
N. C. State 67 ...... Wake Forest 68
Georgia Tech ............. Raleigh
LaSalle ........... Philadelphia, Pa.
Dixie Classic Tournament........................... Raleigh
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Virginia .......... Portsmouth, Va.
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Virginia .......... Greensboro, N. C.
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Carolinas Double-headerCharlotte, N. C.
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7:30 UNC vs. Clemson9:15 State vs. South Carolina
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Atlantic Coast ConferenceTournament ............... Raleigh
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Volume II December 17, 1960 Number 5
Dec.
Basketball
N. C. State vs. Georgia Tech
N. C. STATE
WEEKLY SPORTS CALENDAR
17 Basketball—Freshmen vs. Fort Eustis—HomeVarsity vs. Georgia Tech—Home
TONIGHT’S OPPONENT
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DECEMBER 17 AT RALEIGHCONFERENCE: SoutheasternLOCATION: Atlanta, GeorgiaNICKNAME: Yellow JacketsCOLORS: White and Old GoldENROLLMENT: 5,500
REYNOLDS COLISEUM (12,400)
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR: Robert L. (Bobby) Dodd (Tennessee 1931).HEAD COACH: John C. (Whack) Hyder (Georgia Tech 1937) Years Head Coach 9, won 110,
lost 112.1959-1960 SEASON RECORD: Overall—22—6; S.E.C.———11—3 (finished second in SEC.)VARSITY CAPTAIN: Guard Roger Kaiser.SPORTS INFORMATION DIRECTOR: Ned West. Phones: Office TR 5-6661—Res. CE 7-3167.SERIES RECORD: N. C. State 1, Georgia Tech 1.LETTERMEN RETURNING: 6-1 Roger Kaiser; 5-10 John Gher; 6-3 Bill Poteet; 6-0 John
Hoffman; 6—7 Wayne Richards; 6-7 Josh Powell.LETTERMEN LOST: Dave Denton, Bobby Dews and Jim Riley from starting team.REPLACEMENTS: 6—5 Mike Tomasovich; 6-6 Alan Nass; 6-4 Roger Casida; 6-2 Charles
Spooner; 6-3 Keith Weekly; 5-10 Phil Randall; 6-5 Pete Rogers.THUMBNAIL OUTLOOK: Hyder believes he has another SEC title contender coming up. All—
America guard Roger Kaiser heads veterans, with seven sophomores counted on to makebench much stronger. “We should be as strong as last season before the year is out,” said
DIXIE CLASSIC
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The Dixie Classic, the nation’s outstanding holidaybasketball tournament, enters its 12th session this year,with the tournament opening on Dec. 29 and con-cluding on Dec. 31, New Year’s Eve. Nearly 75,000basketball enthusiasts are expected to witness the 12games in the three-day tournament held in NorthCarolina State’s Reynolds Coliseum.The brainchild of North Carolina State coach Everett
Case, the Dixie Classic was started in 1949 and hasmushroomed into a spectacular attraction. The formatof the tournament matches North Carolina’s Big Fourschools of State, Duke, Wake Forest and North Carolinaagainst four of the nation’s best teams each year.Another outstanding field of visiting teams has been
arranged this year, featuring Villanova, a major Easternpower; Marquette, a mid-west standout; Wyoming, aperennial title-contender in the Skyline Conference;and Maryland, one of the Atlantic Coast Conference’stop teams. Villanova and Wyoming will be makingtheir second appearances in the Classic, with Marylandand Marquette first-timers. ‘
First round pairings, which are drawn in September
by the Big Four coaches, are shown on the oppositepage.No outside team has ever won any of the past 11
Classic titles. State’s Wolfpack has been the most suc-cessful of the Big Four hosts, having won the title onseven occasions. North Carolina has taken the crowntwice, with Duke and Wake Forest, the defendingchampion, one each.The 1959 Dixie Classic missed tying the all-time at-
tendance mark by 300 fans. A total of 73,300 personsattended the six double-header sessions. Capacity forthe three-day tournament would be 74,400. The 1959tournament had only one session—the afternoon con-solation double-header—which was not sold out.Teams which have played in the Dixie Classic in-
clude, Michigan State, Yale, Cincinnati, Louisville,Duquesne, Northwestern, St. Louis, Seton Hall, WestVirginia, Rhode Island State, Penn State, Georgia Tech,Tulane, Navy, Colgate, Southern California, Cornell,Columbia, Princeton, Pennsylvania, Holy Cross, Brig-ham Young, Oregon State, Minnesota, Wyoming, Vil-lanova, De Paul, Iowa, and Dayton.
SCORES OF DIXIE CLASSIC CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES1949—State 50, Penn State 461950—State 85, Colgate 761’951—State 51, Cornell 491952—State 75, Brigham Young 591953—Duke 98, Navy 831954—State 85, Minnesota 84
1955—State 82, North Carolina 601956—North Carolina 63, Wake Forest 551957—North Carolina 63, State 301958—State 70, Michigan State 611959—Wake Forest 53, North Carolina 50
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Roger Kaiser (Capt.) .......10 *Bob12 Jim John Gher ......................... ...Gl4 John Pynger ............................ F Phil Randall ..........................G20 *Denny utz G Bill Poteet ............................ F—G22 Ken Rolafiloff ............................G Frank Landrey ........................24 Terry LitfiChfield ........................ C ..... Keith Weekly ..........................30 *Russ Marvel .............................. F Buck Sowers ............................ F32 *Bruce Hoddley Roger Casida ........................ F-C34 Jon Speaks .......................... G John Hoffman ......................G-F44 *Stan Niewigrowski (Capt) . ..F Alan Nass ................................C50 *Dan Wherry ................... ....F Wayne Richards ...................... F52 *Anton Muelglbauer ....... ....G Mike Tomasovich .................... F54 *Bob DiStefafio ...................C Josh Powell ..............................C
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GEORGIA TECHNo. Name Pos. Hgt. Wt. Class Age Hometown21 Roger Kaiser G 6-1 190 Sr. 22 Dale, Ind.22 Pete Rogers F 6-4 190 Soph. 19 Daytona Beach, Fla.
24 John Gher G 5-10 160 Jr. 20 St. Francisville, Ill.25 Phil Randall G 5-10 175 Soph. 19 Columbia, Ky.30 Bill Poteet F-G 6-2 185 Sr. 21 Glasgow, Ky.31 Frank Landrey G 5-8 170 Soph. 2O Vincennes, Ind.32 Keith Weekly F-G 6-3 165 Soph. 21 Follensbee, W. Vir.40 Charles Spooner F 6-2 185 Soph. 19 Donalsonville, Ga.42 Buck Sowers F 6-4 200 Jr. 20 Biluefield, W. Vir.43 Roger Casida F—C 6-4 190 Jr. 23 Ottawa, Kans.44 John Hoffman G-F 6-0 190 Sr. 21 Jasper, Ind.50 Alan Nass C 6-6 227 Soph. 19 Huntingburg, Ind.52 Wayne Richards F 6—7 215 Sr. 21 Augusta, Ga.54 Mike Tomasovich F 6-4 200 Soph. 19 Weirton, W. Vir.55 Josh Powell C 6-6 205 Jr. 19 Stanford, Ky.CAPTAIN: Roger Kaiser
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. 11 John Maglio N. C. State N. C. State vs. Duke 12-29-56Most Number of Free Throws Missed 12 Dick Hemric Wake Forest Duke vs. Wake Forest 12-30-51Most Number of Free Throw Attempts 26 'Ronnie Shavlik N. C. State N. C. State vs. Villanova 1-29-55Most Number of Rebounds 35 Ronnie Shavlik N. C. State N. C. State vs. Villanova 1-29-55
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Ronnie Shavlik, 1955John Maglio, 1956Vic Molodet, 1956Lou Pucillo, 1958, 1959John Richter, 1959Bob MacGillivray, 1959George Stepanovich, 1959
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Sammy Ranzino, 1949, 1950Lee Terrill, 1951Ronnie Shavlik, 1954, 1955Vic Molodet, 1954, 1955John Maglio, 1956Whitey Bell, 1957Lou Pucillo, 1958John Richter, 1958
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Dick Dickey, 1948, 1950Leo Katkaveok, 1948Ronnie Shavlik, 1954Vic Molodet, 1954
Most Valuable Player, Southern Conference
Sammy Ranzino, 1950
Player of Year in Atlantic Coast Conference
Ronnie Shavlik, 1956Lou Pucillo, 1959
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