THE DAILY TAR HEEL
THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1950
PAGE TWO
The official summer sessions newspaper published by the students of
the University of North Carolina. Chapel Hill, where it is issued weekly
on Thursdays by the Colonial Press. Inc.
Editor...
..ROY PARKER, JR.
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Managing Editor tof CHERRY
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Executive
Bill Albans
Takes Fourth
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Battling Bill Albans, taking in
dividual high-scoring honors with
22 points, led North Carolina to
fourth place in the NCAA Track
Championships at Minneapolis on
Saturday. The Tar Heel's fav
orite swept three places which
included a first in the' 220 yard
hurdles, third in the broad -jump,
and third in the 120 yard high
hurdles.
In the trials on Friday, both
Albans and Bill Kirk qualified in
their events with the former
scoring first in the low hurdles
and the broad jump. Kirk quali
fied fourth in the preliminaries
in the javelin but slipped to a
poor seventh in the finals.
The. course on the hurdles
seemed a relatively new one for
Albans as they were held on the
curve around the track. In regu
lar dual competition in the
Southern Conference, the hurdles
are run on a straight course.
His time in the 220 lows was
23.8 which was nine tenths of a
second above his best time. The
first place' time in the 120 highs
was 14 seconds while Albans ran
in 14.2 for a third. In the broad
jump he placed third with a jump
of 24 feet nine and one-half in-'ches.
Coaching Posts
Still Vacant
The two coaching vacancies at
the University of North Carolina
remain unfilled according to the
Department of Athletics. Al
though no official announcement
has been made, it appears as
though Sam , Barnes will take
over the position as head wrest
ling coach vacated by Chuck
Quinlan.
, Athletic Director Bob Fetzer
is still seeking a new coach for
the lacrosse vacancy brought
about by the departure of Bill
Darden. Darden will teach his
tory and assist in lacrosse coach
ing at the Naval Academy next
year. He was head coach of
lacrosse here at Carolina for two
years.
Barnes was head coach at VMI
for a number of years and is
considered the best in the South
ern Conference.
Art's
Sport Shots
Jim (Pappy) Hamilton, former
freshman basketball coach and
athletic star here at Carolina for
many years, has been named head
basketball coach at Lenoir Rhyne
College. Jim, who probably did
more for UNC in the way of
basketball and baseball than any
other man, will take over his
new duties on September 1. Good
luck from all the Tar Heels,
Pappy.
Thomas Breaks Record
In Four Day Period
Pool Hours
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By Art Greenbaum
The fabulous Jim Thomas is
taking a well-earned rest this
week. After breaking five long
course backstroke records, setting
two more, and barely missing
another in a period of four days,
Thomas, besides receiving con
gratulations, is taking it fairly
easy this week.
He will probably resume his
strenuous training in the next
few days in preparation for the
outdoor AAU's which are sche
duled for July at Seattle, Wash.
His four day barnstorming of the
backstroke records will aid him
in his quest of the 200 yard title
at Seattle.
Starting on Tuesday, Thomas
broke Adolph Kiefer's record in
the 500 meter race and set one
for 550 yards. Wednesday, his
bad day, he smashed Alan Stacks
mark for 440 yards and just
missed another at 400 meters.
On Thursday, he switched from
long course to short course and
again broke another of Stack's
marks.
Thomas broke the one for 500
yards while establishing a new
record in the 500 meter race,
pn the final day of the trials.
Friday, he broke Stack's Records
for the 400 meter and 440 yard
distances.
It looks as though the former
tennis greats of Carolina are
having their ups and downs. Vic
Seixas, regarded as one of the
best on the grass courts, has held
the losing racquet in some of his
recent lawn comeback matches.
Seixas, captain and star of the
'49 team, was defeated in his last
two European tourneys after
scoring upsets in the early
matches.
Clark Taylor, 1950 Tar Heel
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legiate tourney at Syracuse, N.
Y., last week when he came from
behind to defeat second-seeded
Sid Schwartz of Miami U. to
enter the semi-finals.
Carolina's beginning to receive
it's share of the publicity regard
ing the 1950 gridiron season
which gets under way here on
September 23 against N. C. State.
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