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Larry Miller

Also found in catalogs as Larry (Lawrence James) Miller.

1946– · Dates from the Library of Congress · Library of Congress authority record ↗

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Larry Miller time : the story of the lost legend who sparked the Tar Heel dynasty

Demorest, Stephen, 1949- · 2020 · Tamarind Publishing

Stephen Demorest's biography of Larry Miller, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill basketball player the subtitle calls the lost legend who sparked the Tar Heel dynasty. Published in 2020 by Tamarind Publishing of Hillsborough, 319 pages with illustrations, facsimiles and portraits. Topics include North Carolina basketball players and the history of the Carolina team.

Included because: Catalog heading in the Chapel Hill PL record: Miller, Larry 1946-.

Chapel Hill's tobacco rogues

Deford, Frank · 1967 · Time Inc

Frank Deford wrote on Larry Miller and Bob Lewis, the Carolina pair whose shared nickname of the L and M boys annoyed the tobacco companies that thought Liggett and Myers were getting free advertising. Detached from the February 20, 1967 issue of Sports Illustrated, four pages with illustrations and portraits of the Chapel Hill players.

Included because: Catalog heading in the UNC record: Miller, Larry (Lawrence James), 1946-.

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