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N. c. STATE COLLEGE
1960-61 BASKETBALL
N. C. State 88 Southern Illinois 69
N. C. State 88 Geo. Washington 68
N. C. State 70 ......... Clemson 67
N. C. State 88 .......... Citadel 71
N. C. State 67 ..... Wake Forest 68
N. C. State 82 ..... Georgia Tech 76
N. C. State 71 .......... LaSalle 68
N. C. State 63 ........ Villanova 72
N. C. State 75 ....... Maryland 67
N. C. State 99 ..... Wake Forest 91
N. C. State 94 ......... Virginia 71
N. C. State 67 ............ Duke 81
N. C. State 66 ..... Wake Forest 76
N. C. State 66 .. . North Carolina 97
N. C. State 57 ....... Maryland 75
N. C. State 106 . . South Carolina 79
Virginia .......... Greensboro, N. C.
West Virginia . . Charleston, W. Va.
Duke ..................... Raleigh
Maryland ..... A ............ Raleigh
North Carolina ......... Chapel Hill
Carolinas Double-headerCharlotte, N. C.
7 :30 UNC vs. South Carolina9:15 State vs. Clemson
7 :30 UNC vs. Clemson9:15 State vs. South Carolina
Villanova ................. Raleigh
Atlantic Coast ConferenceTournament ............... Raleigh
‘ Head Coach—Everett N. Case, 15th season.
Assistant Coach—Lee Terrill.
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North Carolina State College welcomes the opportunity to playtonight’s game in the beautiful Greensboro Coliseum before its manyalumni and friends in the Greensboro area. Your support of theWolfpack—both in our games here and in Raleigh—is most appre-ciated. We will make every attempt to bring Everett Case and hisWolfpack here yearly, with West Virginia’s appearance in Greens-boro on Feb. 23, 1962 another top attraction.
Roy B. ClogstonAthletic DirectorN. C. State College
Basketball
N. C. State vs. Virginia
Greensboro Coliseum, January 31, 1961
THIS WEEK IN BASKETBALLIN THE ATLANTIC COAST CONFERENCE
Jan. 3l N. C. State vs. Virginia at GreensboroClemson at North CarolinaDuke at South CarolinaSt. Joseph’s at Wake Forest
Feb. 2 Maryland at North CarolinaWake Forest at South Carolina
Feb. 3 Virginia at ClemsonFeb. 4 N. C. State vs. West Virginia at Charleston, W. Va. 2:00 p.m.
(ACC TV ”Game of the Week”)North Carolina at DukeMaryland at Wake ForestVirginia at South Carolina
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N. 0. STATE COLLEGE
LEE TERRILL EVERETT N. CASE GEORGE PICKETTAssistant Coach Head Coach Freshman Coach
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WOLFPACK BASKETBALL HONOR ROLL
Shavlik Molodet
All-America's
Dick Dickey, 1948, 1949, 1950Sammy Ranzino, 1949, 1950, 1951Bob Speight, 1952Ronnie Shavlik, 1955, 1956Vic Molodet, 1956Lou Pucillo, 1959John Richter, 1959
All Southern Conference
Pete Negley, 1947Dick Dickey, 1947, 1948, 1949, 1950Sammy Ranzino, 1949, 1950, 1951Vic Bubas, 1949, 1950Eddie Bartels, 1948Leo Katkaveck, 1947Lee Terrill, 1952
All-Atlantic Coast Conference
Mel Thompson, 1954Ronnie Shavlik, 1955, 1956Vic Molodet, 1955, 1956John Richter, 1957, 1959Lou Pucillo, 1958, 1959George Stepanovich, 1959
Most Valuable Player, DixieClassic Tournament
Dick Dickey, 1949Sam Ranzino, 1950Lee Terrill, 1951Ronnie Shavlik, 1954, 1955John Richter, 1958
All-Tournament, Southern Conference
Dick Dickey, 1947, 1949, 1950Leo Katkaveck. 1946, 1948
Pucillo Richter
Vic Bubas, 1949Mel Thompson, 1952
All-Tournament, Atlantic Coast Conference
Ronnie Shavlik, 1955John Maglio, 1956Vic Molodet, 1956Lou Pucillo, 1958, 1959John Richter, 1959Bob MacGillivray, 1959George Stepanovich, 1959
All-Tournament, Dixie Classic
Sammy Ranzino, 1949, 1950Lee Terrill, 1951Ronnie Shavlik, 1954, 1955Vic Molodet, 1954, 1955John Maglio, 1956Whitey Bell, 1957Lou Pucillo, 1958John Richter, 1958
First Team, NCAA Regionaland District Teams
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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BASKETBALL SCIIIIIIL Fllll BOYS
_ Personal Supervision of
Coach Everett N. Case, N. C. State College
State Fairgrounds Coliseum, Raleigh, N. C.
ONE WEEK SESSIONS Two WEEK SESSIONSJune 4—9, 1961 June 4—16, 1961June 11-16, 1961 June 11—23, 1961June 18-23, I 96I
Junior School .................................... Boys 9 to II Years
Intermediate .................................... Boys I2 to I4 Years
Senior Boys I5 Years and Over
N0 High School Graduates Accepted.
COACH CASEFOR APPLICATION CONTRACT, FILL OUT THE FOLLOWING:
Everett N. CaseHead Basketball CoachNorth Carolina State CollegeRaleigh, N. C.
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ONE WEEK SESSIONS TWO WEEK SESSIONS13 June 4—9, 1961 [:1 June 4-16, 19611:] June II-I6, I96I [3 June II-23, I96I1:] June I8—23, I96I
Eat, Sleep and Dream Basketball With Coach Case for One or Two Weeks.
No. Name Pos. Hgt. Wt. Age Class Hometown10 *Bob McCann G 6-0 187 22 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa.12 Jim Whitfield F 6-5 200 20 Soph. Durham, N. C.14 John Punger F 6-4 200 19 Soph. Rockville Centre, N. Y.20 *Danny Lutz G 6-1 165 21 Jr. Charlestown, Ind.22 Ken Rohloff G 6-0 190 21 Soph. Peterson, N. J.24 Terry Litchfield C 6-9 200 21 Jr. Louisville, Ky.30 *Russ Marvel F 6-6 195 20 J13 Gary, Ind.32 *Bruce Hoadley F 6-6 191 21 Sr. Raleigh, N- C-34 Jon Speaks G 6-0 165 19 SOph. Lexington, Ky.42 Pete Auksel C 6-6 210 19 Soph. East Chicago, Ill.44 *Stan Niewierowski F 6-4 198 21 Sr. Brooklyn, N. Y.
(Capt)50 *Dan Wherry F 6-3 190 20 Jr. Columbus, Ohio52 *Anton Muehlbauer G 6-2 185 2,0 Jr. Brooklyn, N. Y.54 *Bob DiStefano C 6-6 225 23 Sr. Philadelphia, Pa.Denotes Letterman
NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE BASKETBALL STATISTICS
for 15 games: record: 9-6)Player G FGA FGM PCT. FTA FTM PCT. RBS. AVG. PF PTS. AVG.
Niewierowski 15 216 83 38 59 47 80 115 7.7 34 213 14.2DiStefano 15 158 62 41 88 69 78 133 8.9 35 193 12.9Rohlofi" 15 132 72 55 51 36 71 48 3.2 37 180 12.0Muehlbauer 14 136 58 43 64 36 56 54 3.9 40 152 10.9Punger 10 71 34 48 23 15 65 73 5.6 17 83 8.3Speaks 15 74 31 42 36 29 81 19 1.3 27 91 6.1Marvel 14 94 ' 34 36 26 15 58 112 8.0 13 83 5.9Litchfield 15 57 31 54 14 14 100 54 3.6 31 76 5.1Hoadley 12 32 8 25 19 13 68 18 1.5 13 29 2.4Wherry 13 23 9 39 . 19 10 53 27 2.1 17 28 2.2Whitfield 5 4- 1 25 4 3 75 8 1.6 7 5 1.0McCann 5 7 2 29 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 4 0.9Lutz 5 5 1 20 3 2 67 1 0.3 1 4 0.8
Team—100"TOTALSState 15 1011 426 42 407 289 71 760 50.6 272 1141 76.0Opponents 15 1018 420 41 394 277 73 660 44.0 283 1117 74.4
1960-61 SINGLE GAME RECORDS
State ‘ Opponents .John Punger 25 (Virginia) TOTAL POINTS Chappell, Wake Forest.- '33John Punger 11 (Virginia) FGs SCORED Chappell, Wake Forest 12Ken Rohlof‘f . 8 (W. Forest) FTs SCORED Chappell, Wake Forest ,9
I-arese. UNC . 9John Punger 21 (Virginia) REBOUNDS Heyman, Duke 16
RECORD TO DATE (9-6 overall; 2-5 in ACC)State Opp. State Opp.88 Southern Illinois 69 *75 Maryland . 6788 George Washington 68 *99 Wake Forest 9170 Clemson 67 94 Virginia 7188 Citadel 71 67 Duke (Loss) 8167 Wake Forest (Loss) 68 66 Wake Forest (Loss) 7682 Georgia Tech 76 66 North Carolina (Loss) 9771 .LaSalle 68 57 Maryland (Loss) 75
*63 Villanova (Loss) 72
NORTH CAROLINA STATE COLLEGE
‘" DIXIE CLASSIC
Unive sity Of Virginia.North Carolina State College
No. game Pos. Name P05.
10 *Bob MCCann G Ronald Miller ............... G12 JIm Whitfield .......................... F Anthony Laquintano .......Gl4 John Punger ............................ F William JockeyG20 '"Denny Lutz ..............................G Louis Farina ............................ G22 Ken Rohloff ............................G Steven Jarvis F24 Terry LItCherld .................... Gene Engel ............................. C30 *Russ Marvel ........................ ..F Gene Flamm ........................... F32:‘Bruce Hoodley .................. 2. ....F Walter Densmore ......................
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No. Name Ht. Wt. Age Class School Home
FORWARDS
50 Gene Flamm 6-6 190 20 So. Levittown HS, Levittown, L. I.40 Steven Jarvis . . . . .6-4 175 19 SO. Madison HS, Madison. W. Va-.
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52 Walter Densmore ...6-5 210 21 Sr. George Washington HS,Alexandria, Va,
44 Gene Engel ........ 6-5 210 19 So. Cranford HS, Cranford, N. J.
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33 Louis Farina 6-1 170 20 Jr. Paterson HS, Paterson, N. J.31 William Jackey . . . .6—2 172 2'0 Jr. Hempstead HS, Hempstead, L. I,23 Anthony Laquintano .5-11 165 20 Jr. Temple HS, Philadelphia, Pa.3 Ronald Miller ...... 6-2 185 20 Jr. Madison HS, Brooklyn, N. Y.
54 John Hasbrouck . . . .5-10 140 20 S0. Manhasset, L. I.
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52 Maryland 57 H47 North Carolina 81 V68 Richmond 80 V63 V. M. I. 75 H82 Wake Forest 88 H'85 West Virginia 104 N50 William & Mary 80 H75 William & Mary 91 N76 V. M. I. 68 N71 No. Carolina State 94 N61 Wake Forest 88 V94 South Carolina 91 H90 Duke 92 H70 North Carolina 92 H77 Geo. Washington 86 H
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