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IF 00101110 1 I THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER Tbursdey Feb 2 1961 i Sports Shots By DAVIS MERMIT I DEADLINE FOR GAME HERE 'Skins Want 'Money' Friday iRantsay's Agonies Finally Pay Off 4 sA-9444 -I tio I --3 1 i -te1- I 1 I deadline for dosing out the deal the two parties may have ironed out their o- 4 i Ak et II1' frlt'''' eg i 4 2 Marshall told Smith at all be wanted was a guaran tee from some bank or final) eier that the Redsklns a Eagles would get the re finked $20000 each prior to the game Smith was agreeable to these terms and expressed confidence that the deal v-ould be consummated by Friday time out and set up a throw in play But Jim Lynam played the ball into the backcourt and Wake gained possession eventually tying the score With 12 seconds to play and the score 7070 St Joe called time out Ramsay talked and talked and when the time out was overt called a second time out to make sure the play was firmly in hisplayers' minds If Jack 11 a msa was a little hilarious Wednesday morning it wasn't from the altitude of the airplane that returned his St Joseph's basketball team to Philadelphia It was because his Hawks had finally suc ceeded in pulling off a last-second shot to win a game south of the Mason-Dixon The play setting up Vince Kempton with a jump shot with three seconds left beat Wake Forest 7240 Tuesday night Lynam tossed It in to Kempton who made the winning basket with three seconds left i If Jack Ramsay was a little hilarious as the Woe?) Favorite There were those who could believe with some justification that the Hawks had in past rears suffered from snake bite with a distinctly southern flavor Twice they tried the sticky strategems in the NCAA Eastern Regionals twice the Hawks fell to earth with a kerplunk BRUTON SMITH Confusion Only common foes of the two teams have been Erskine which lost to Davidson a beat Wolford and Furman which beat Davidson by nine and Wolford by 30 Charlotte College and the Davidson freshman team play a preliminary game IR-ALLOY 1110RESISTANTI ItIkSTRESISTANTI They came perilously close that nose-dive Tuesday but the finally went the other way to repeating percentages Tuesday might in its last out ing The Terriers have been forced to resort to slow-down basketball this year after graduation took two of its finest Barbee and Trap Hart off last year's 25-6 team which 'ion the dis II I it te El 4 1 A or tqlk ilOr i fir 1 7-' lod i I 444 I 1 i'il Nift voiwittir '( 4 i 1r 1: e- A I 4 1i 1 i 4 All kA 5 Ramsay's first and most cruelly frustrating last-second failure came in the Coliseum in 1939 St Joe trailed West Virginia by 9190 with 22 seconds to play St Joe had possession and called time out the team huddling around the frantic Ram say He talked and talked and Olen the time out was over called another time out to make sure the play was firmly in his play ers' minds pm ty -4-0404k- -se a a i 1 -Hii-A- -2 By GEORGE CUNNINGHAM Observer Sports Writer Chances are excellent that Charlotte Motor Speedway will close the deal this week which would bring professional football to this city in September But it will have to be done by Friday That's the "final" deadline set up by Washington Redskin owner George Marshall Marshall told the Observer Wednesday "I feel that I can't wait any longer than Friday to seal the deal "I'm leaving my office for a month on next Wednesday and I want to close this out before I go" Charlotte Motor Speedway vice president isruton Smith has had on his desk for several weeks a contract which if signed would assure an exhibition game here between the Redskins and the world champion Philadelphia Eagles on Sept 3 A misunderstanding between Ram Quintet Seeks Upset Over Ashley The Western Conference-leading Green Wave of Gastonia Ash ley will visit Harding High tonight to make up a basketball game postponed last Friday night due to icy roads With the Gaston? conference perch becoming less and less secure a Harding victory would pull the leaders down to only a half game above East Mecklenburg and Myers Park But Gastonia paced by John Dobbs and Bobby Edwards will be favored to grab con ference win number seven over the slumping Rams who have lost four straight An upset at South Mecklenburg is the only conference loss for the Green Wave Game time is 8:00 Open Fridays and in Marshall reiterating that time was important apparently meant business when he said negotiations had to be completed by Friday "Two cities in South Carolina have expressed interest in this game" he said "And unless something is decided on by Smith by Friday I will begin talking to them" Smith has in the works a promotional dcal which if completed would virtually assure the game of being a monetary success All net proceeds from the game will go to charity Wet small college title The Terriers' top offensive punch comes from guard Boyce Berry with a 14-point average and center Bob Waldrop with a 15-point mark Berry the clubs tallest man at 6-5 leads the team in rebounding with an 118 average proof sonstructioni ilt! 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FRICED ilLioOM 49- 2 00' '41491' ALSO The Itauks have a penchant for playing em close They did it again Tuesday night and here's what Ramsay had to squirm and think through: THE LOSS of defensive specialist Jack Mullen could be a killing blow for Duke's defending Atlantic Coast Conference champs With Art Ileyman and Doug Kistler going well Duke has more offensive punch than last year but Mullen of the stubby neck and angular arms made Dikes zone defenses click 1: 29 Champ 4744 4 ALSO AVAILABLE for most of t1 following cars With a 70-68 lead St Joe from Wake With 2:22 to play stole the ball Ramsay called AVAILABLE for most models of the following ears Buick 49-53 598 Mere 49-51 491 Choy 49-33 498 Plym (6) 49 59 591 Choir 54-60 Flym (8) 5359 oc V-11 duals 598 singls exhaust SAII Dodge (6) 49-56 898 Font 34-54 491 Ford V11 4953 4 t8 Pont 1953 191 Ford 3 54-56 303 Plus Mani Cu 'tars oof 498 Me S98 498 198 HELP MAY BE COMING 9 98 Ford (6) 55-56 9 79 1415 tnerc 49-51 7-55 745 Mete 53-54 1149 Mere 5546 dual exhaust 1391 1179 Olds 51-56 10 79 Flynt (6) 4949 945 1019 Pont 3454 755 Pont 1955 1019 1195 Rambler (613541 1149 715 Rambler (8) 5640 11 29 Dual haus 1215 755 teeny ether cart nor Itited 0 State Frosh Record But Watch Gossell Marshall and Smith apparently has been the cause for delay getting the contract signed Smith thought that Mar shalt wanted $20000 now with the assurance of MAO morp just before the game The speedway was advised by its lawyers that this would not be good business" Smith said "In effect we would be giving Mr Marshall $20000 plus the interest for eight months on such an amount" Wednesday Marshall's first 'Cats By PHIL GROSE Observer Sports Writer Davidson College finds itself in the strange and somewhat uncomfortable position of favor ite tonight when it plays host to Vol lord College at Johnston gym If past performances are any indication the Wildcats take to their infrequent roles as favor ite something like a polar bear might take to a turkish bath Five times this year Davidson has been rated a good or at least 50-50 chance of winning and only against the Wildcats succeeded Two losses to underdog Catawba and losses to WI and Richmond in games which were considered tossups have made the Wildcats something of an enigma On the other hand three of Davidson's four wins have been of the upset over Wake Forest and William and Mary and a mild surprise over North Texas State Wofford carries into Inc fray a 6-11 record with a victory over Piedmont College 62-59 Ring Champ Arrives ROME Davey Moore of Springfield Ohio world featherweight champio arrived Wednesday for his 10-round bout with Raimondo Nobile Italian champion on Feb 10 13i3O4 1001 4 4 4 Mondays ltil 9 6500 NOW $39 7500 NOW $49 10000 NOW $69 4000 NOW $23 5950 NOW $34 7500 NOW $59 1495 NOW 1099 2095 NOW 1499 Li 0 I 1 1 i I I 1 1 1 1 I I tt i III 71! i 1 I I '1 ReptINSTALLATION BY FACTORY EXKIITS7 "Erb surprisingly enough came to us from the intramural program" Pickett e4lailletl and has been a deciding factor in our improving caliber of MELLON'S 11PIBOYStelPaYOUn callings rim To tilIFTLER 'I I I 52: -'-out 0i0of "CHARGE IT" Ft USE PEP BOYS EASY CREDIT PLAN Other eigh WI TH 7 "CHARGE IT" USE PEP BOYS EASY CREDIT PLAN et zrE Li UFTLER tCTIOU Il 522 Other sigh THIS NORTH TRYON Six Shoot 65s Share Golf Lead Drive in off 9th at rear of Store for ample free parking Open Friday Nights Until 9 PM Phone ED 3-1706 Pep Boys Stores Located: Greensboro Rat Winston-Salem Gastonia Danville Va SALE TODAY AND TOMORROW a Men's Quality Clothing Suits Reduced Regularly up to 5950 NOW $39 6950 NOW $49 7500 NOW $49 8500 NOW $59 10000 NOW $69 Special Groups of small lots Reduced Even More! Brent 0614 4 WIOUE cal IN Ai t4t II lei 4' i 4 0- 'AN i I tikc kyl tit Lilt VtFAV10 Of 4: i 0 Os rC1P i yleill'i- I i -0t i 4km 1 t' P'1' 1 I itr kb St Sit 4 t' 1' H4 41 Alalll' 7 1 I 1 1 1 -A Not Good Robinson play since Christmas "Erb is a real fine defensive ballplayer and has providel the great scoring punch on numerous occasions" L1') Six golfers including a a $50000 hole-in-one bonus the lead in the first round of fending champion here and the ganie's leading money winner in 1960 was among 14 Ii finished at 69 The top finishers in this five-day event will split about $50- 000 The sponsors have another check in that amount ready for any pro who scores a bole in one Joe Campbell of Henderson Incl did it last year hlarr a cousin of Jack Burke played on a par-71 layout at Thunderbird one of four courses being used during the early rounds Sifford also played at Thunderbird and the other four leaders were on par-7 Of the many fine rounds Mid dlecoll's Was perhaps the most remarkable Ile missed only one green needed only 28 putts STAY YOUR Learning to dance will make you look and feel younger! 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LIMITED TIME ONLY 10 PRIVATE LESSONS 2 STUDIO PARTIES Only $15" FRED ASTAIRE DANCE STUDIOS Under New Management 218 Providence Rood ID 24446 OviiiiAcj sl 4 Topcoats Reduced AGE By BOB STOKES Observer Sports Writer RALEIGH Figures seldom lie but in the case of North Carolina States floundering basketball freshman and a me diocre 140 record figures may conceal encouraging truths "This team although not possessing as much overall ability as other freshman teams in thv conference makes up for It in hustle and amazing determination" Wolf let coach George Pickett declared "Because we are lacking In personnel our record is not indicative of the talent we have but as a team and Individually these boys are Improving with every days practice" Pickett who started out the season with three scholarship players suffered added misfortune recently as Don Cox 68" 210 pound center from Lancaster Ohio dropped out of school due to scholastic difficult ies The remaining nucleus of freshman talent in Ron Gossell a 69" 200 pound pivot-man from Ilarvord Ill nd 6' backeort man Les Robinson of St Albans Va has confirmed to bear the brunt of the recently rejuvenated Wolflet attack with surprising support from several non-scholarship youngsters "Gossell is a good big man with tremendous potential" Pickett said "His moves around the bucket are as good as any freshman center In the conference and I shooting touch is getting bet ter every game "Bon has improved his rebounding greatly since the start of the season and when he acquires a little 1110te aggressiveness and confidence he'll be tough to keep out of the varsity lineup" Gossett and Robinson have been the dominant firepower In the improving state freshman attack registering 147 and 167 points in 11 games "Robinson is a fine clutch ballplayer who can do every thing well" Pickett remarked "Les is a good ballhandler and excels especially on fast break Ilis defense a shooting have shown the great est improvement so far and at this rate he should play a lot nt fine basketball before leaving stale" The tan pleasant surprises In the bake of one of State's in distressing freshman seasons are It inson's naming mate In the bark court 6 Ron Erb of Lansdale Pa and a 61" forward from Whiteville John Flaky Regularly up to PALM SPRINGS Ca1if youngster who barely missed shot 65s Wednesday and split the 90-hole Desert classic Dave Wirt' 27 of Houston al most scored an ace when his ball ran directly over the 16th hole at i Thunderbird Country Club a rolled about two feet beyond 1 his 65 was still good enough to put him in a first place tie with Ken 1enturi Dow Fin stem aid Bob Roshurg Cary Nliddlecolf and Charlie Sifford Altogether 58 players in the field of 1211 pros broke par and I more than 75 finished at 72 or better Right back of the six leaders at 66 ere Bob Shields a Hebert and Don Whitt A stroke farther back ere Art Vali Jr Gardner Dickinson Henry Williams Jr Fred Hawkins a Johnny Pott Fourteen players ere tied at 68 Arnold Palmer the de 0 Ken Venturi Dow Flosterwald Bob Roshurk Dave Marr Cory Middlecoll CharleY SI Hord Bob Shields JAY Hebert Don Whitt Art Wall Jr Gardner Dickinson Henry Williams Jr Fred HawkinS Johnny Post Bill Collins Al Mennert Ellsworth Vines Eric Mon Dove HlsoinS Gary Player Jerry Pittman Larry Mowry Bill Casper Bob McAlister Al Geiberger Dous Sanders Billy Maxwell Al Balding Howie Johnson Bob Golds Dick Mayer Arnold Palmer Sammy Reynolds Harold Kneece Don MASCIIMIlett Paul Barney Bob Goa iby Devie Hill GOrdeM JA110 Bobby N'thols 'roomy Aaron Bob Outlet' 3431-AS 33-32 61 32-33 4S 3332-6S 3134 6S 32-33-45 34-32-66 3432-66 3333- 66 3431-67 3S-32 67 32-3567 34-33- 62 32-35-67 33-35-61 3432-68 3S33-61 36-31-68 341441 34-34- 61 3335- 61 35-33-41 33-35 61 33-35---63 3432-61 35-13-41 3234- 61 32-36-61 3534 69 36-33- 69 33-36 69 33 36-69 3633-69 35-34-49 33-36-49 35 34-69 3633-69 3433 69 32-37-- 69 34 34-69 1435 69 3334-69 At tia ru South By 1922' Alexander Graham Junior High swamped South's 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