f AI HEELS SHOW THEY
ARE COMING TEAM
fey The Associated Press
Thas, very de&uitely, must j
fee Brooklyn's year.
The Flatbush victory influ
ence is extendlihlg, south to
North OaroHiiina where the xall,
talented Tar Heel basketball
team Is showing evidence of be
coaming one oif the collegiate
powers
Frank McGuire, the N. C J
coach, is a former St. John's of
Brooklyn mentor. Lennrle Bos
enibliul.h, the team’s high scor
er, played hdgjh school ball in
Brooklyn and sophomore sen
sation Joe Quigg also comes
from Flattibush. So does Pete
Brennan, a good-looking for
ward.
And the Dodgers had noth
ing on the Tarheels. For Mc
Guire’s lads have won their
first four games this season
without hardly working up a
sweat.
Last night, Alabama, the na
tion’s sixth-ranked team, was
miOwed down by North Oaro
fca’s high-powered attack in
one df the big upsets of ttihe'
budding Campfetilgn.
The Tarheels won 99-77,
banding ’Baraa its first defeat
in five starts. Rosenibluth, 6-5.
dropped in 29 points, 17 in the
first half.
In dither games, second
ranked North Carolina State
routed South Carolina 90-66.
Dayton swamped Idaho 93-56,
LaSalle defeated Lafayette 95
81 and Richmond knocked off
VMI 96-54 in a Southern con
ference game. Washington of
SI.. Louis surprised Oanasius
88-63 and St. Joseph’s (Pa.)
knocked VManova from the
unbeaten rlanks 83-70. Purdue
edlged Loyola of Chicago 69-68
on Don Thumiburg’s jump shot
in the last 10 seconds and Hou
ston tripped Texas A & M 78
44.
North Carolina boosted its
average to 88 points a game
as the 6-9 Quigg and Jerry
Vayda complemented Rossen
blluth’s output with 18 points
apiece. Brennan had 13. N. C.
previously bad beaten Gletmson
Soulfh Carolina and Georgia
Tech.
Dayton’s Flyers, ranked sev
en! h in the last Associated
Press poll, had an easy time a
gainst Idaho for their fifth
straight victory. Seven-foot
Bill Uhl paced the winners
with 18 points.
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LAST TIME TONIGHT at 7:45
Ainas Sheridan and
Siteaflliasg Hayden iin
! 1 TAKE ME TO TOWN
In Tedhrai'ealor
Cartoon — News
Gil Netfinqs
by Gil Truitt
The heralded Philadelphia
CJilanl.s downed their way to
mother fun making triumph
before a capacity crowd that
cheered' its approval as the
basketball magicians from the
east had the local ANB Tribe
in a constant state of bewild
erment from beginning to end
The score, which is insignif
icant, was 79-45. It could have
been worse.
Held over for another night
the Gianlts will meet an All
Star team this evening in a
game scheduled to begin at 8
p. m. There will be no prelim
inary game.
Fresh from victories that be
gan in Prince Ruppert and
through Juneau nilghit before
last, the Gianlts showed local
cage patrons why they are
stepping up each year to a po
sition of national prominence.
Coming to town wi'tih their
bag of I nicks — the Giants be
gan their rapid fire and si eight
of hand exhibition of passing
. in a third quarter that turned
! info a comedy df tricks as the
colored quint did everylitoing
but eat the ball.
Although looking foolish at
times the ANB clan took the
clowning and shenanigans very
sportsmanlike and enjoyed
and got a bilg kick out of the
whole show.
Curtis Johnson, the blown
of the squad was unable to
make the trip but his substi
tute, Bill Rogers, performec
wiith all (.he antics of a Goose
Tatum with rapid-dike chattel
that caught the fancy of the
| vast crowd.
j Working in clock-lake fash
| ion. the Bhily out fit tossed the
ball around like a hot potato
! and scored any time it pleased
The ANB Tribe, which was
rather inept at times, took ev
erything The visitors had In a
manner that was pleasing tc
tihe fans even when if meant
having the ball bounced be
tween legs that wouldn’t move
and a head i hat seemed to be
a good place to rest the ball
in order to cool it off.
The local club had a dry
spell for the full 40 minutes of
play and cult up its gamest
■flight in the early moments.
The colored quint dominated
both backboards and were nev
or in danger. Moving ahead at
the quarter miark, 15,-9 the
Phiillv craw widened the gap
to 45-19 ait half-time. It was
69-27 at the end of the third
frame.
“Bozo” Walker, sdt Shot
artist deluxe who burned out
he hoop with 26 points, add
ed to the fun late in the final
quarter by donning an ANB
jersey in an effort to pu'll the
local oluib out Of the fire and
scored three field goals while ;
in i he process to net 32 points
for the night.
Walker was high man for
the Giants with 26 points. Big :
George A r oh or had 22: Bill I
Rogers 11: Claude Gross 16: j
Hank Jacobs 7. and Bruce j
Wright 6.
Johnson lead the ANB pack j
with 22: E. Williams and M.
Oyuimick had 4 each: H. Lang
3: and H. Didrickson and F.;
White 2 each .
Sports Trail —
bv Whimey Mar*5*’
NEW YORK (/P) Possibly
Shere are football fans who be*
“ieve the rules makers are just
corn tinkerers; a 'bunch of dio
it-younsefllf guys who could itake
a. glittering new bicycle that
runs perfectly and fool around;
with iit until it would run only j
in a circle.
‘Taint necessarily so. The ru
les committee of the American
Football Coaches Association,
whose recommendations usu
ally are adopted by the NCAA
committee, .thunks the game is
pretty good as is. and isn’t plan
riding to tinker with it ai: pre
sent. '
The coaches committee, in a
tabloid-size questiomaire sent
to members of the association,
bears this notation:
“The replies ■‘o the coaches
rules committee letter of Nov.
4 in which all members of our
association were asked to sub
mit proposed changes to 'be in
cluded in the annual rules ques
tidnadre have been received
and studied. It is quit e evident
that the coaches prefer that the
miles remain unchanged tor the
1936 season, with the exception
of edilomiai dianlges whidh will
be made for clianiffiloaltilon wher
ever necessiary. There were very
few .proposed miles changes and
in general nothing was sug
gested that had not been propo
sed before ...”
It was pointed out there was
only one complaint of any real
importance. Thalt concerned the
so-called “false start/’ It seems
there still are teams which con
sider it good, dean fun to de
vise a fake move to draw the
opposing team offside and f.hus
inito a penality.
I Last January the committee
spent two full days studying the
problem, and trying 1 o draft the
. rude for beftter darity, bet the
‘ result was negative.
| They just couldn’t find a
way to improve the rule again
! sit false starts without running
: into difficulties in some other
direction. It was (the old chair
reaction situation, like a- fix-11
man starting 'to repair a leaky
pipe and winding up with an ur
planned swimming pool in hh
basement. ->
Consequently ruathing was
done this year, buit a committee
was named to ^tudy Itihe pro
iblem and report at the next
meeting. The current qoiestdoin
j naiire asked the members it
they had any experience with
it earns which employed tactics
designed to draw tbeiir oppon
ents offside, and if the answer
is “yes” to state if the problem
was caused ,by a weak rule,
poor interpretations by coaches
and officials, or lack olf enforce
merit by officials.
It also asks, is it agreed the
problem si.ill exists, if the mem
bers would favor a recommen
dation to the NCAA rules com
Convention
competition with any private
enterprise heretofore licensed
'by the state.”
It was referred to the (bill
of rights committee.
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