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2 RALEIGH SEAFO I55th PRESENTS THE EXPERTS TOP 25 TEAMS For Season Illinois North Carolina State La Salle Kentucky Oklahoma A & M Kansas State Seton Hall PNP P PPN Minnesota 9 U C L A 10 Washington 11 Western Kentucky 12 Indiana 13 Holy Cross 14 Brigham Young 15 Arkansas 16 Missouri 17 Kansas 18 Pennsylvania 19 Eastern Kentucky 20 Miami (Ohio) 21 Notre Dame 22 George Washington 23 St Louis 24 California 25 Louisiana State The Finest Seafood in Season Fresh Daily CORNER DAVIE AND EAST STREETS PHONES

3 Top- Scorers G FG F Pts Avg John O Brien, Seattle g , Clyde Levellette, Kansas c Richard Great, Duke g Ralph Polson, Whitwerth c Eugene Hoyt, McKendree f Den Meineke, Dayton c Clifford Hagan, Kentucky c Ellerbe Neal, Wofford c Harold Wolfe, Findlay c Edward Sueta, High Point c Donald Roe, See Tech f Richard Hermie, Wake Forest c James Deherty, Whitworth g Nicholas Revon, Miss Southern f Harry Neff, Arkansas Col c Ronald Rogers, W Carolina f Robert Pettit, Louisiana St f-c Donald Haithcox, Elon c Skippy Hill, David-Elkins f-c Benjamin Purcell, Murray St g Ernest Beck, Pennsylvania c Samuel Berry, Shepherd State ~ 269 Frank Selvy, Fur-man g Bert Cook, Utah State _ f James Fritsche, Hamline f Alan Schutts, Springfield (Ms) c Bernard Charles, Fisk f Robert Zaweluk, St John s, NY c Walter Walewac, Marshall g Mark Workman, West Virginia c Charles Stickles, Hastings f Jay Handlan, Washington-Lee f Blaine 'Denning, Lawrence Tech f Lawrence Hennessey, Villanova f Benjamin Kendall, Elen f Charles Darling, Iowa c Lee Garner, Alcorn A&M c James Gerber, Bowling Green c-f Cleo Littleten, Wichita f-c Jack Greynelds, Al-Broaddus f Eugene Smith, Huron f Thomas Gela, LaSalle c Tony Sellari, Lenoir-Rhyne f , Emerson Johnson, H pdn S dny c Durham Highway Garrett Beshear, Murray State f , Vincent Moretta, Paterson STC f (Opening Soon) Patrick Costello, St Mary, Minn g Carl Jewell, McMurry c Glen Smith, Utah f-c Robert Speight, N C State f All-Time Top Scorers Nate DeLong, River Falls, 50 2,592 George King, Morris Harvey, 50 2,537 John O Brien, Seattle, 53 2,386 James Lacy, Loyola (Baltimore) 49 2,199 Brooms Abramovic, Salem (W Va) 43 2,170 Chester Giermak, William-Mary, 50 2,146 C Scott Steagall, James Millikin, 51 2,127 Fred Thomas, Assumption (Out) 49 2,116 Richard Great, Duke, 52 2,087 Harold Huey, Davis-Elkins, 50 2,051 Harold Haskins, Hamline, 50 2,048 Marvin Johnson, Wheaten, 51 2,044 Jay Handlan, Washington & Lee, 52 2,002 William Anderson, Lafayette, 19 1,982 Clyde Lovell'ette, Kansas, 52 1,979 Samuel Ranzino, N C State, 51 1,968 Tony Lavelli, Yale, 49 1,964 Samuel Berry, Shepherd STC, 52 1,947 Kenneth Griffith, Aldersen-Broaddus, 41 1,941 James Stone, Austen Peay, 50 1,939, Frank Keith, Elizabethtown, 49 1,872 George Mikan, DePaul, 46 1,870 Ernest Calverly, Rhede Island, 46 1,868 HIHSbOFO ROGd Mark Workman, West Virginia, 52 1,867 Don Meineke, Dayton, 52 1,866 Robert Zaweluk, St John s (NY), 52 1,826 Elwood McBride, Indiana Central, 52 1,826 We Prepare and Dehver FOOd For A OCCGSIOHS Robert Cope, Montana, 50 1,808 Paul Unruh, Bradley, 50 1,790 Harry McLaughlin, Pacific Lutheran, 50 1,785 P t P' ' R l B t Robert Ceusy, Holy Cross, 50 1,775 Clr IGS, ICHICS, GCGP IONS, onque 5 Ronald Bentemps, Beloit, 51 1,770 James McCabe, Leras, 51 1,77 0 Alex Groza, Kentucky, 49 1,744 Stanley Stutz, Rhede Island, 42 1,730 Charles Share, Bowling Green, 50 1,730 ' 0mer Meeker, Peru State, 51 1,694 Edward Sueta, High Point, 52 1,691 Edward Anline, Albright, 50 1,681 Robert Kurland, Oklahoma A&M, 46 1,669 Robert Pence, Fairment State, 41 1,660 George Dempsey, King s (Del), 51 1,656 a 52 DRIVE IN RESTAURANTS Stanley Sagath, Fairment State, 49 1,653 ~Richard Dickey, N C State, 50 1,644 g, ' Robert Barnett, Evansville, 51 1,641 William Werpehowski, Moravian, 51 1,640 Phone

4 PRESENTS NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE COMPLETE SEASON INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Field Goals Free Throws NAME Game Shots shots Shots Shots Total Total Total Game Tried Made Tried Made Rebds Assists Pts Average Bobby Speight I Mel Thompson I Lee Terrill I I BHIKukoy 34 V * Kim Buchanan I Dave Gotkin Danny Knapp Bobby Goss Bernie Yurin I Dick Tyler Bob Cook P Brandenburg Herb Applebaum Eddie Morris Others N C State totals Opponents totals Season Honors: Lee Terrill, N C State captain lst team All Southern Bobby Speilght N C State forward All Tourney Ist team f WON DIXIE CLASSIS TOURNAMENT TITLE 3RD STRAIGHT YEAR ' WON SOUTHERN CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP 6TH STRAIGHT YEAR PLACED THIRD IN NCAA EASTERN REGIONAL TOURNEY NO Coaching Record: Everett N Case has won 162 of 200 games at State In Southern Conference play hehaswon93of101

5 NOW EXCLUSIVELY IN RALEIGH! fiiivhsgfiirwman CUSTOMIZED*CLOTHE5 THE FINEST CLOTHES HANDS CAN MAKE DOWNTOWN TICKET OFFICE FOR COLISEUM EVENTS VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE Season ' THE FORWARDS *Bobby Speight Senior Raleigh, N C *Paul Brandenburg Senior Staten Island, N Y *Dick Tyler Junior Newburgh, N Y *Bill Kukoy Senior Gary, Ind Jim Stevenson : 21 Junior Winston-Salem, N C Bobby Adams Junior Lexington, Ky THE CENTERS *Bobby Goss Senior Raleigh, N C *Mel Thompson Junior Richmond, Ind *Danny Knapp Soph Staten Island, N Y THE GUARDS *Dave Gotkin Soph New York, City, N Y *Bernie Yurin Senior Gary, Ind RonaldScheflel Soph Kingston, N Y *Eddie Morris Senior Winston-Salem, N C Herb Applebaum Junior New York City, N Y Doug Kincaid Junior Greensboro, N C *Denotes Lettermen FOURTH ANNUAL DIXIE CLASSIC TOURNAMENT DECEMBER REYNOLDS COLISEUM DUKE _ N C STATE _' WAKE FOREST _ CAROLINA PENNSYLVANIA _ HOLY CROSS PRINCETON BRIGHAM YOUNG 12 Games Afternoon and Night Sessions $850 Season Books Regular Price $1400 GET YOUR SEASON BOOKS NOW AND SAVE

6 y _ w, PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS Home: N C State College No 1OI Player FG FT PF 71 Doug Kincaid 72 Jim Stevenson 73 Paul Brandenburg 74 Dick Tyler 75 Dave Gotkin 76 Bobby Adams 78 Ronald Scheffel 79 Bill Kukoy 80 Bobby Speight 81 Herb Applebaum 82 Bernie Yurin 83 Mel Thompson 84 Bobby Goss 85 Eddie Morris O O CQm-nOmC-rj-rjmfl 86 Danny Knapp TOTAL Visitors: Furman University Player No P Om 20 Bobby Roberts 21 Sylvester Wright 22 A D»Bennett 23 Ken Dearsdorff 25 Bobby Chambers 2'7 Neild Gordon 8 Frank Selvy ' Pigs Thomas " mwom o o om m «f; k7} ///Q - 4% \\/-v/ TIME IN TIT v 54 / \ TRAVELING 3 SEC RULE INFRACTION <3 3'7: IV M, T I) W} / "\ I\ / \{7 AI ILLEGAL DRIBBLE SCORE COUNTS I 7 CANCEL SCORE SU BSTITUTION A\ I) 7- \I\ Ex $34); $ij/ NUMBER OF FREE THROWS \ 2' I V 9 \\ ("TI ~ / >'/\ / I TIME OUT CALLED,- [ 3 P _ 5;, {:a 4,1 ; REFEREE' S SIGNALS FOUL TIME OUT I]? >5, 67:11? i\ TECHNICAL FOUL [<3 w};, \ (Tl/ 2}? I IQBEC/ I k? 7 ~ / E/" \ \ T HOLDING PUSHING //3,a,< \ \ \/ TTX LT ILLEGAL USE OF HANDS A If,\\ (3:; 1/CHI, \T IA I Ix Ix/ DESIGNATE OFFENDER'S NUMBER % \T\ JUMP BALL g w /T [Q/T VIOLATION

7 nonnan AT STATE COLLEGE Sports Slacks Coats Shirts Tailor Made Suits Guaranteed Sweaters Fit String Bow Ties CLOTHES FOR COLLEGE MEN" 2404 HILLSBORO ST PHONE Every Effort Shall Be Made To Give You The Finest Of Service At All Times FURMAN UNIVERSITY Jerse Number Name 20 Bob Roberts 2I Sylvester Wright 22 A D Bennett 23 Ken Dearsdorff 25 Bobby Chambers 27 Neild Gordon 28 Frank Selvy 29 Everette Pigg 30 Robert Thomas 3I Bud Granger Brock Gordon Fred Fraley Head Coach Lyles Alley Position Hgt Class Hometown _ ' ' Forward 5-IO Senior Greenville, S C Guard 5-IO Soph Corbin, Ky Guard 6 0 Junior Holly Hill, N C Forward 5-IO Junior 'Gettsburg, Pa Guard 6-0 Senior Greenville, S C Center 6-6 Senior E RiVerdaIe, Md Forward 6-3 Junior Corbin, Ky Forward 6-6 Senior Midland,S C Center 6-6 Frosh Miami, Fla- Forward 6 1 Senior Greenville, S,C Forward 6-3 Frosb East Riverdale,'-Md Forward Frosh Wayland, Ky Co-Captain Neild Gordon 6-6 Co-Captain Frank Selvy lbs East Riverdale, Md One of 188 lbs Junior Corbin, Ky Lead-, the nation s top scorers last year, Gordon ing scorer on the Furman team last year ' tallied 493 points in 24 games on 195 with 591 points in 24 games, hitting 223 field goals and 103 free shots A terrific field goals and 145 free tosses He is the rebounder also, Gordon is also a fine competitor He transferred to Furman after Topped 30 points on numerous occasions top scorer in Furman UniverSity history two brilliant years at Wingate Junior last year Persuaded to come to Furman College under Coach Danny Miller, now by football player and has been key to head man at Davidson Playing his final Hurricanes success Has another season of 3 season this year eligibility remaining NORTH CAROLINA EQUIPMENT COMPANY RALEIGH * GUILFORD \ * GREENVILLE * WILMINGTON "INTERNATIONAL DIESEL POWER" 3101 HILLSBORO STREET * CHARLOTTE * ASH EVILLE

8 Player of the Week BOBBY SPEIGHT Senior 185 lbs 6-8 Evanston, Illinois A leading All-America candidate, Speight led the State team in scoring last year with 525 points, thus becoming the third man in Wolfpack basketball history to pass the 500 mark The other two were All-America Forward Sam Ranzino and A11- Southern Center Paul Horvath Speight is undoubtedly one of the finest players in State cage history He is fast as lightning and uses his height to excellent advantage Coach Case rates him the fastest big-man in college basketball today and praises him for his willingness to learn and improve Bobby is a dangerous scorer from any spot on the floor, has a great one-handed outside shot and works hard off the backboards to score many points on tap ins Professional scouts say Bobby Will make a great star and rate him near top of their draft lists But Speight likely will not see much of the pro circuit for he is due to enter the Army upon completion of his ROTC work next June Speight s versatility makes him an even finer star He canplay either center or forward and does a great job at either position A native of Raleigh, N C, Bobby now calls homeevanston, Ill Ball of the Game The ball with the soft touch, New Formula 15 treated for sure grip See It At V JOHNSON-LAMBE CO Raleigh, N C

9 ' Holloway s Esso Service -and- PRESENT THEIR PREDICTIONS OF THE FOLLOWING 20 GAMES TO BE PLAYED THIS WEEK BY STATE S OPPONENTS Brigham Young over Los Angeles State Davidson over Erskine Duke over Vanderbilt Eastern Kentucky over Middle Tennessee Fordham over Columbia Furman over Mercer George Washington over William and Mary Navy over Franklin and Marshall North Carolina over The Citadel Duke over Wake Forest Pennsylvania over Maryland Rhode lslandover Boston College St John's over Roanoke College South Carolina over Newberry Villanova over' Fort Dix North Carolina over Richmond Wake Forest over Camp Lejeune William and Mary over Washington and Lee North Carolina over Washington and Lee Furman over Georgia Tech

10 PINE STA TE DAIB Y PROD CTS 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 VPI Jan 23, 1951 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 19 N C State vs VPI 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 1, 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 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 41 N C State vs Furman Nov 28, 1950 Most Number of Free Throws Attempted by One Team N C State 47 N C State vs Tulane Dec 28, 1950 R I State 47 Wake Forest vs R I State Dec 30, 1949 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 1 State Dec 29, 1949 Most Number of Points Scored By One Team N C State 114 N C State vs VPI 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 Georgetown 83 Feb 24, 1951 Smallest Combined Two Team Total Score N S vs Penn State 90 Score 50 to 40 Dec 30, 1949 Compiled & Maintained By Thomas I Hines Official Statistician PINE STATE DAIRY PRODUCTS contain important food A???»/ "5,\ \\\;r nutrients that build energy ' COTTAGE CHEESE - BUTTERMILK DAIRY FOODS are the energy toocl of champions PINE STATE CREAMERY?INE 1 ovum: Ono a} Cuitha'zrgfi RALEIGH * OXFORD WHIPPING SOUTHERN ICE CREAM COMPANY HENDERSON PINE STATE cunts} COMPLETE uni: or DAIRY mm

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