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Tuesday, April 9, 1929
THE TAR HEEL
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OUTDOOR TRACK
AND FIELD MEET
NEXT WEDNESD AY
Many Men Out Going Through
Daily Workouts; Hot Battle
Is Expected.
FROSH WIN OVER HEEL TRACIffilEN
HIGH SCHOOLERS WIN OVER V P. I.
.
Defeat Greensboro and Wil- Hot Weather and Fast Track
mington; Goodwin Loses in Brings Good Time in Run-
100-Yard Dash. ninsr Events.
The annual outdoor track and field
meet sponsored by the Intramural
Athletic department is scheduled for
tomorrow, Wednesday, April 10, at 2
o'clock, as previously announced..
Many men have been practicing daily
since the first announcement of the
Intramural meet two weeks ago, with
the result that there will be some
good meets or events between the vari
ous dormitory and fraternity teams.
Already several of the f rats have
indicated that they will have teams;
while all dormitories are supposed to
and probably will enter teams. As
usual the meet is open to all men who
have never won a varsity letter, who
have not participated in a meet this
season, or all frosh who have not
participated in a meet this year. As
many as possibly can are urged to
turn out for the meet. The varsity
meet Saturday showed up weak spots
in the Carolina Club. Coaches Fet-1
zer, Hanson, Belding, and Quinlan
are searching high and low for new
material, so this may mean an oppor
tunity for several to break into a var
sity berth, with a little coaching.
Carolina's record of never having
been defeated in a duel meet in eight
years must not be broken, and it
might lie in the power of some man
who now is an Intaramural athlete
to keep this slate clean.
In the indoor meet held back .in the
winter some good records were made
in all events, while many of the parti
cipants in that meet are now wearing
varsity colors. Beta Theta Pi won
out in the fraternity section of, the
meet, while "F" dormitory ran up the
highest number of points to take the
dorm bunting. These will be defend
ing champions tomorrow.
TAR HEELS PLAY
OLD LINERS HERE
Auburn Wright Will Probably
Be Ashmore's Choice for
Mound Service.
The Carolina freshmen opened their Unrelentless in the face of age, the
track season today with a 56 1-2 to University of North Carolina track
51 victory over an all-star high men held fast last Saturday afternoon
school team from Wilmington and to their record of eight years of dual
Greensboro. The Wilmington stars competition without a defeat, com
accounted for 27 of the high school pletely subduing the Gobblers from
points, while Greensboro added 24 V. P. I. 79 to 47. A mid-summer sun
points. The meet was held as a and a fast track came nigh to proving
double header affair with the varsity disastrous to the standing records as
meet with V. P. I.'s Gobblers. several of the cinder stars from both
Worth McAlister and Charlie Far- schools clipped off speedy times in
mer, Tar Baby stars, stole all honors
in the meet. McAlister took firsts
in the high jump, javelin and dis
cus and added a third in the shot put
for 16 points and high scoring honors.
Farmer, former Wilmington flash,
won firsts in the 100, 200 and 440
yard dashes. He bettered the state
intercollegiate record with his time
of 21 2-5 seconds in the 220 yard
sprint.
Summary by events:
220 yard dash Farmer N. C.
Fresh, Goodwin, Greensboro, Han
cock, Wilmington. Time 21 2-5 sec
onds.
100 vard d&sh Farmer, N. C.
Fresh, Gobdwin, Greensboro, Han
cock, Wilmington. Time 10 seconds.
the running events.
Two Tar Heel youngsters of the
sophomore class led the field in scor
ing honors, each capturing two first
places and ten points. Neiman won
both the pole vault and the broad
jump, while Gay captured the spot
light by winning first , place in each
of the sprints. All in all the Heelmen
left the meet with nine firsts and a
tie out of fourteen events. The
Gobblers took all three places in the
javelin toss, but the Tar Heels quick
ly retaliated by sweeping in all in
terests in the pole vault, the two mile
and the discus. Captain Henderson
led his two teammates, Baucom and
Lowry, in the two-mile with a time
of 10 minutes 12 2-5 seconds.
'Puny" "Tiny" Harper, Carolina
440 vard dash Farmer. N. C
Fresh. Lvnch Wilmington. Houston, weight astrol, hurled the discus 135
it. i in. to snatter tne oniv record oi
the day. Harper's own University
N. C. Fresh. Time 53 seconds.
880 vard dash Rankin. Wilminer-
ton. Phoenix, N. C. Fresh, Bradley, record was surpassed by this toss by
Intramural Baseball
To Open on Thursday
The Intramural Baseball season
will officially open Thursday, April
11. The original opening date of
yesterday was set up because of the
fact that there is a varsity baseball
game today, there was a frosh game
yesterday, and the big Intramural
track tournament is scheduled for to
morrow. The schedule for this year will fol
low the lines of the one of previous
years. There will be a fraternity
and dormitory section. These two
will work on separate schedule until
the end of the season when the two
sectional winners meet for the cam
pus title. The usual eligibility rules
will be observed. That is, no man
who has ever won a varsity letter, or
who has participated in a conte'st this
year, or any freshman who has been
in a game this year will be eligible.
The schedule will extend over a
six-weeks period with each team
playing approximately twelve games,
two a week. Play will be daily when
weather permits, except when there
are varsity baseball games or track
meets. All games will be played on
the two Intramural diamonds, below
the Freshman field.
HEELS HITTING HARD
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Greensboro. Time 2 minutes 3 sec
onds. ,
One mile run Bennett, Wilming
ton, Carver, Greensboro, Pierce, N.
C. Fresh. Time 4 minutes 57 4-5 sec
onds. 120 yard low hurdle Reid, N. C.
Fresh, Smith, Wilmington, Slusser,
N. Ci Fresh. Time 14 seconds..
an even two feet, while the state in
tercollegiate mark fell in the back
ground by fully four feet.
Summary by events:
100-yard dash: Gay (C), Smith (C),
Shankling (VPI). Time 10 1-5 sec.
220-yd. dash: Gay (C), Smith (C),
Shankling (VPI). Time 21 3-5 sec.
440-yd. dash: Harrison (C), Ly-
Sixty-one hits in forty-five in
nings is the record made so far this
season by the University of North
Carolina's baseball nine. In the first
six games Coach Jinf Ashmore's
youngsters pounded out five home
runs, 3 triples) nine doubles and 44
singles.
Shot' put Brittain, Wilmington, brook (VPI), Flynn (VPI), Smithey
Auburn Wright, a rookie pitcher
who hurls a mean brand of right
hand ball, is Coach Jim Ashmore's
likely choice to start on the mound
against Maryland when the ' Old
Liners and Tar Heels play their first
baseball game of the season here this
afternoon. The game will be called
at 4 o'clock.
Frank Fleming, another rookie
right-hander, may be sent to the
mound in case Wright should need re
lief. " -
The game is the first of three
Southern Conference Tri-State Lea
gue games on the Tar Heel cards for
the week, for Coach Jim Ashmore
will take his charges northward on
Thursday night, meeting' the Old
Liners at College Park, Md., on Fri
day and returning to meet Virginia
in Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday.
The Tuesday game, which will be
the Tar Heels' last home game in
more than a week, means much to
the University nine. The Tar Heels
have won their opening battle in the
Tri-State ranks, whipping Washing
ton and Lee 7 to 5 for a starter.
Now they need this game with Mary
land to prove they are no flash in the
pan.
Fleming and Wright both should
be right for work against the Old
Liners. Fleming has not worked in
more than a week, and Wright's last
mound duty was a few innings re
lief work against Cornell last Wed
nesday.
The remainder of the. Tar Heel
line-up will probably show Captain
Lufty, first base; Rand, second base;
Whitehead, shortstop; Satterfield,
third base; Barnhart, left field;
Coxe, center field; Jessup or Sher,
right rield; and Maus, catcher.
ROOKIES WIN FOR JIM
Although Coach Jim Ashmore
started off the season with prospects
for a p-nnd hurliner staff far from
bright, in fact just about zero, two
of his rookies have won two games
each and lost none of the University
of North Carolina nine. Auburn
Wright defeated Springfield and
Pennsylvania and Frank Fleming
turned back SDrinefield and Penn
State.
HEEL VAULTERS GOOD
With Vernon Cowper already top
ping 12 feet nine inches and Arnold
Dry and Neiman clearing good
heights, University of North Carolina
track coaches are depending on their
pole vaulters to furnish many points
this season.
(VPI). Time: 51 1-5 seconds.
880-yd. run: Lybrook (VPI), Flynn
(VPI), Nims (C). Time: 2 minutes
3-4 seconds.
One mile run: Penn (VPI), Bark-
ley (C), Wrenn (C). Time 4 minutes,
29 seconds.
Two mile run: Henderson (C),
Baucom (C), Lowry (C). Time: 10
minutes, 12 2-5 seconds.
120 high hurdles: Perry (C), Staf
ford (C), Chen (VPI). Time 15 4-5
seconds. -
220 high hurdles: Stafford (C),
Perry (C), Preble (VPI). Time 25
1-5 seconds.
Shot put: Zirkle (VPI), Davis
(VPI), Adkins (C). Distance 40 ft.
3 3-4 in.
Discus throw: , Harper (C), Dam-
eron (C), Adkins (C). Distance 135
feet 7 in. New University record.
Javelin throw: Carper (VPI), Miles
(VPI), Brunbach (VPI). Distance
In TenniS MatCheS (C) and Dry (C) tied for second
Height 11 ft. 6 in.
Homey, Greensboro, McAlister, N. C,
Fresh. Distance 41 feet 9 3-4, inches.
Discus throw McAlister, N. C.
Fresh, Remsen, N. C. Fresh, Homey,
Greensboro. Distance 109 feet.
Javelin throw McAlister, N. C.
resh, Brittain, Wilmington, Parsons,
N. C. Fresh. Distance 166 feet' 11
inches. .
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High Jump McAlister, , N. C.
resh, Reid and Johnson, N. C. Fresh,
led with Rankin and Kulken, Wil
mington, for second. Height 5 feet
7 inches.
Pole vault- Goodwin, Greensboro,
Smith, N. C. Fresh, Parsons, N. C.
Fresh, tied Robeson, Wilmington for
third. Height 10 feet 6 inches.
Broad jump Nicholson, Greens
boro, Johnson, N. C Fresh, Reid, N.
C. Fresh. Distance 21 feet 3 inches.
Teams: North Carolina Freshmen
56; Wilmington 27; Greensboro
24.
University of North Carolina ten
nis players handed the Raleigh Tennis
club netters a complete shutout at
Wake Hills Saturday, the matches be
ing featured by the bang up singles
exhibition of Waddell for the win
ners, and Harris of Raleigh.
Carolina won all of the nine match
rw -. TTT 1 n TT - 1 J 1
es. rne waaaeii-nams count stooa
at 3-6; 6-3; 6-4.
High jump: Bagby (C) and Wade
(VPI) tied for first; Preble (VPI).
Height 5 ft. 8 in.
Broad jump: Neiman (C), Eddy
(VPI), Martin (VPI). Distance 21
ft. 8 1-4 in.
Team score: North Carolina 79;
V. P. I. 47.
Life was simpler in the old days
Yeomans. Carolina, defeated Lef ler. The wife had a right to examine
Raleigh, 8-6; 6-3.
Shapiro, Corolina defeated Memory,
Raleigh, 6-2; 6-2.
Merritt, Carolina, . defeated Bran-
non, Raleigh 6-1; 7-5.
Scott, Carolina, defeated Strong
Raleigh, 6-2; 6-3.
Whett, Carolina, defeated Gardner,
Raleigh, 6-1; 6-2.
Waddell, Carolina, defeated Harris,
Raleigh, 3-6; 6-3; 6-4.
. Doubles
Norwood and Waddell, Carolina, de
f eated Trumbull and Brannon. Ra
leigh, 6-2; 6-4.
Yeomans and Shapiro, Carolina, de
f eated Lefler and Harris, Raleigh,
8-6; 6-3.
Merritt and Scott, Carolina, defeat
ed Powers and Memory, Raleigh 6-2;
6-3.
Duke Golf Team
Licks Tar Heels
Duke University's golf team de
feated the golfers of the University
of North Carolina at Durham Sat
urday in the .firsl of Big Five games
of the season by a score of 9 to 8.!
The Devils lead after the morning
matches was 7-4 but the Tar Heels
came back strong in the afternoon
pulling up close to the Duke men.
Jim Horton, number three man for
Duke, had the best individual card in
the morning round, a 75 over the pari
70 Hope Valley course. Captain Jen
nings, of Duke, had a 78 during the
morning while Adams and Willis of
Carolina, each had 79s.
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