THURSDAY. JULY 6, 1950
THE TAR HEEL
Mhc , Sports Shorts
Page Two
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A,T ruinorwl that A3-America end Art Weiner will play in the
AJ-Star gam in Chicago on August 11. Earlier report! stated that
both Weiner and Charlie Justice would not play in the All -Star
(am and that neither would accept pro contract. Has Weiner
changed hia mind about the pro contract also? We wouldn't be
surprised to see him in uniform with a New York team next fali.
Word comes from Woollen Gym that Bill Meade will coach
the newly-formed Oymnastic team this year. At present. Bill is
working on his Master's degree. Sources also atate that P.n
Bill Albans, the track sensation of North Carolina arrived back f Ut' bIt squad ta tte counUy- mav TOme to Chapel Hill
in Chapel HU1 this week utter competing in one of the most . ' . Iacl :oulnern Championships may be held at
grueung events in the sport of track and field.
Albans placed second to Bob Mathias in the National TW.th
Jon held at Tulare. California, last weekend. Although improving me competitors, Jim Thomas, record-busting swimmer, garnered
sreatlv over hia 1040 rrtnrw.., u. a-. 4 . j , . in nti n.ui.k .....i 1 u ,1 . . ,
- 1 .. uic ucci-iuuicu wpnumurt irom 1 " - .mician a iraiu. earner last weex, ne Set a new
American AAU record for the 300 yard individual medley. Swim
Mathias Beats Albans
Tar Heel Is Second
By Art GrMnbaum
rcw jersey was overtaken on
the second day by Mathias who
later went on to break the record
of total puints held by Glenn
Morris of Colorado.
After the first day's points were
tabulated. Albans led Mathias by
93 points. Albans was hotter
than the climate, which rose to
114 degrees during the two day
rno't, as h ran up 4,323 points
on the first night.
His performance in the 100'
n-cur run and the 400-meter run
coupled with another first in
the broad jump wtre enough to
give him the lead for the first
d w On the second day, Albans
widened the gap with a brilliant
performance in the 110 meter
ViiRh hurdles. But the strength
nd endurance of Mathias over
look the Tar Heel favorite in
he field events.
Albans scored 6,715 points last
vear compared to his 7,361 total
of this year.
Ward And Palmer
Lose NCAA Golf
Defending Champion Harvie
Ward Jr. of North Carolina and
Arnold Palmer of Wake Forest
were victims of resounding upsets
in the National Collegiate Ath
letic Association golf tournament
at Albuquerque, New Mexico, last
Friday.
Both of these outstanding golf
ers were defeated in the second
round of the tournament. Ward
was handed a 8 and 3 trouncing
by Dick Yost of Oregon State
while Palmer, two-time medalist
of the NCAA's, was handled
roughly by Ben Alyes from the
University of California.
The only North Carolinian to
roach the semi-finals was Sonny
Harris of Wake Forest. Yost's
putting whs excellent and this was
the main factor in Ward's down
fall. Roy McKenzie, also from Car
olina. was eliminated by Jim
Frost of New Mexico in the second
round.
Ward and Palmer were favored
to fight it out in the final round
while Wake Forest was practical
ly inceded the team championship.
Seixas Wins
Four Matches
Wimbledon
Vic Seixas, former captain and
star of the 1948 Carolina tennis
aggregation, is the task of the All
England Lawn Tennis' Champion
ships at the present. The 12th
seeded tsnnisman, who was
counted out much earlier by the
tennis experts, ha: blasted his
way to the front by winning four
uccessive matches in brilliant
fashion to enter the semi-finals.
His latest and greatest achieve
ment was the defeat of Eric Stur
gess of South Africa, the favorite
in the quarterfinal round. But
Seixas, with the aid of his light
ning serve, outlasted fourth
reeded Sturgess in five spine
tingling sets. 9-7, 6-8, 3-6. 6-2. 7-5.
Two days ago, he pulled his first
upset by defeating one of the
ranking net stat of Australia,
Jack Bromwich. In his first two
matches, Seixas whizzed by Sven
Davidson of Sweden and J. P.
Linch of Holland.
Aproximately 30,000 fans thrill
ed while the fair-haired Philadel-
phian conquered two of the tour-
ming long course in the outdoor pool. Thomas took about five
seconds off the existing mark which stood since 1939. An ear
infection will keep him from trying tor any more imwks this week.
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'A
CAROLINA
SCENE
By Andy Taylor
Folks on campus are reacting
fairly normally to the Korean
crisis.. A few more portable ra
dios can be seen and the Vats
are having a heyday patting the
tair haired youngsters and telling
them the virtues of being a GI
Joe.
But there's the report of one
coed who really took the war
scare to heart. When the South
Building bell rang at 9:30 one
morning last week, she turned to
her classmate, exclaiming, "is it
war?
And through it all we trudge
to classes.
We think the people of Tulare,
Calif., could stand to learn a little
more about goou sportmanshlp.
Reports say that not only did
the home town folks ho'ler for
'Our Bob" Mathias, but managed
to heckle Bill Albans in no mall
way.
But the people of Tulare
weren't the only guilty ones.
Many of the newspapers in the
area played up the Decathlon as
a duel between the Hero of the
sunshine state and a villian from
Tar Heelia.
But we still love ya. Bill.
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Billy Carmichael III, ex-sports
editor of the Tar Heel and cam
pus wheel extraordinary, seems
to have the right solution. He
sees a fortune in the writing of
war songs.
Suggested titles: Body and
Seoul; Suwoni River; Home on
the Han; Oh, Bury Me Not On
the 38th Parallel; I Came Here
to Talk for Joe.
JIM THOMAS
still going strong
It seems that whenever the Tar Heels leave home, they always
get a rough reception. It happened in New York with the sports
ney's best. Budge Patty of Cali-1 writers stating that Carolina was not good enough to play Notre
fornia and France was slated to Dame and it happened again at Baton Rouge, Louisiana, when
face Seixas yesterday.
Tankmen Lose
By 14 Points
I coach Gaynefl Tinsley of LSU dampened the gridiron with water.
But now word comes that the people in California play tricks too.
Bill Albans, who participated in the National Decathlon Champ
ionships at Tulare, didn't come back to Chapel Hill with a good
impression of the Bear State Bill probably got the hottest re
ception ever given and it even beat the boiling heat which soared
to 114 degrees. He had an excellent chance of breaking the scoring
record himself and after the totals were tabulated it looked like
this was very possible. The sordid behavior by some of the crowd
Carolina's four-man swimming
lam, composed of Jim Thomas,
CrcW Milti.li. Ra v Edmundson.
and Bruce Fountain, took second urted nr n8t When Albans was high jumping, an event in
r.ia, n ?atnrHav eveninB at thelwhich h h done 6' 4". We'll omit the remarks from both sides
r...;v. t..,i;,.o! Th. but even Governor Earl Warren, who was alpo a "spectator" that
four man rggrcgation garnered lu'nt ouht to feel ashamed.
46 points while Sute College
won with 60 markers. Brjgf
Thomas took a first in the 150
individual medley and was on
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the winning 150 medley relay I FRENCH HpUSE
team with Fountain and M
ml.ni.fi Miltnn unrc4 a fli at in
the 220 and was closely followed Thu-l'cture by Dr. Dey
bv Edmundson. Both men came
schedule for this week includes:
in
Grpham Memorial's Horace Wil-
back in the 100 freestyle to take The four men t,amed up t0 ftnish
fourth and second respecUvely.L.j m th 2nn ,.
Susan Fink won first place in
the 50 backstroke and took second
in the 50 breastroke. The Car
olina tea m will enter the Carolina
Junior Championships to be held
in Raleigh on Saturday evening.
RIDE A BIKE
O SALES
O RENTALS
O REPAIRS
THE BIKE SHOP
Opposdl Town Hall
Bikt-Triket-Motorcoottrt
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I hams lounge: Fri. songs 'and a
I talk on Paris by Robert Lewis of
Duke in Swan Hall; Mon. a
vocal and instrumental program
in Hill Hall; Tues. a lecture on
singlest poetry by Dr. Engstrom
in Graham Memorial. All pro
grams begin at 7 o'clock. Call
F-512' for information.
PHI ASSEMBLY
will hold a special meeting called
by speaker George Rodman at
7:30 tonight in the Phi Hall,
fourth floor. New East Discus
sion of current business and plans
for the fall will take place. All
interested are invited.
There are some of our numbers
here at the University we can be
proud of.
Two of these are Duncan Brac
kin and Katie Relahan who went
as a delegation to Governor Scott
in Raleigh last week to present
their case against capital punish
ment in the state.
There are a lot of problems
facing any such change in the
North Carolina penal system but
we tnink it's a step in the right
direction.
But there's another student
that dcesn't cast any glory on the
University.
He's Bill Robertson and he's
reported to be spending his vaca
tion peddling a petition to out
law the Atomic bomb on the
streets of Durham. That doesnt
make the world, a better place
for anybody to live in except
possibly Joe Stalin.
MID-SUMMER SALE
MANY ITEMS AT AND BELOW COST.
FINE CHANCE TO TRAVEL FIRST CLASS AT THIRD
CLASS PRICES. ALL SUITS. SPORT COATS. SLACKS
DRASTICALLY REDUCED
, MILTON'S CLOTHING CUPBOARD
Across From Farmers Dairy
Os Block Beroad Bus Station
Standings For
Mural Softball
League 1.
Victory Village 5-0
Mountaineers 4-1
B Dormitory 4-1
Lewis Dorm 4-1
Kap Sig 2-2
SAE 2-2
Sigma Nu 2-2
gue 2.
Unknowns 4-0
Chi Psi 4-0
Lambda Chi 3-1
PiKa 2-1
DKE 3-1
Phi Kap 2-3
Beta 1-2
The Intramural Department
announced that all students in
the first session tennis tourna
ment should report to Hugh Bow
man at the varsity courts at 4
p.m. each afternoon to secure
schedules for the remaining
matches.