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Carolina Baseball Heritor Works
Charges Hard in Preparation
For Virginia Series.
CAVALIERS ARE STRONG
Coach Bunn Hearn sent the
Carolina baseball squad through
a long practice game yesterday
afternoon in preparation for
the hard two game series with
Virginia this week-end.
The diamond players went
through a peppy eight-inning
tilt with the varsity coming out
ahead by several runs. The game
was featured by the usual great
number of baseblows, three re
sulting in home runs.
The Tar Heels will likely meet
the toughest college team so far
this year against the Cavaliers
Friday and Saturday. Carolina
has been able to take it easy dur
ing the last few games but will
need to show some, of the early
season form to keep its perfect
record intact.
Orlin Rogers, ace moundsman
on the Virginia nine, has shown
quite a bit of stuff thus far this
season. The strikeout artist has
worked in 63 innings and has
been scored on in only five of
them. ? ?
Rogers has three shutouts to
his credit, having blanked Navy,
Vermont, and Washington and
Lee. He has retired 85 oppos
ing batters by the strikeout
route which is better than one
per inning.
In the first meeting of the
two teams the Tar Heels were
barely able to get a two run
victory as a result of an eighth
frame rally which netted three
markers and overcame a one run
lead.
Virginia has greatly improved
its batting during the last few
games and may hand the Caro
lina pitchers a surprise. In the
contest at Virginia Crouch lim
ited the Cavaliers to but six nits
and one run." However, last
Monday . against V. P. I. the Old
Dominion "University came out
ahead, i4-4, giving them a clean
sweep for the state.
Carolina will have ' its full
strength: ready for the game, as
a result , of rest yesterday and
today. All three of the ace
pitchers, Crouch, MeKeithan,
and Andrews, will. iiem "shape
for duty. It is expected ; that
the former two will -work the
games as Andrews made his first
start of the year against State
Tuesday.
BABY TRACK CLUB
MEETS ASHEVILLE
HERE SATURDAY
The Carolina freshman track
team will attempt to annex
their first victory of the season
this Saturday on Emerson field
when they meet the Asheville
School for Boys squad.
Beaten twice by a powerful
Duke yearling team the Tar Ba
bies will be out to cop honors
against the Asheville boys. But
it will be no set-up. Recently
the Boys' School piled up a 97-
29 score on Spartanburg High.
The Asheville School took 11
firsts in that meet. Modine
captured five-pointers in the dis
cus, javelin, and shot, while
Shields took firsts in the 440 and
broad iumn. and was . anchor
man on the winning relay. They
have several other outstanding
men, among whom is a 10.2
sprinter for the 100. a 22 . flat
dash man in the 220, and a 10
foot 9 inch vaulter. Modine does
over 43 feet in the shot while
Shields broad iumns over 20
feet
Chemistry Exam May 19
The comprehensive examina
tion in chemistry for seniors
w31 be held May 19 instead of
-uay 5 as originally scheduled
ifractiee session
WAKEFOPiESTNlE-
EA1S FROSH, 8-3
Carolina Yearling Baseball Team
Beaten Again; Guy Fletch
er Hits Home Run.
(Special to the Daily Tab Heel)
Core Field, Wake Forest, N.
C, May 2 Unable to bunch
their hits, the Tar Babies suf
fered their second setback at
the hands of the Wake " Forest
freshman nine by a score of
8-3, here today.
Guy Fletcher, ace twirlef of
the' Little Blue team, struck out
seven men, hit a homer in the
ninth inning, and scored a run
earlier in the game. This was
not enough to win the game,
however and four errors by
the infield did no little bit to
fatten the score of the Little
Deacons.
McCarn Leads Abat
McCarn, yearling first sacker,
who is leading the club in bat
ting, came through with 2 sin
gles. Pendergraft, chubby
rightfielder, added to his bat
ting average by hitting two
"Texas Leaguers," each one go
ing for a base hit.
The Wake Forest nine had
three big innings. They scored
two runs in the 'second, three
in the fourth, and three in the
fifth. "Rube" Johnson pitched
a good game for them and limit
ed the Tar Babies to eight scat
tered hits. '
Lewis Leads Victors
Uewis, Deacon third baseman,
Cecil, rightfielder, and Peel, left-
fielder, led the attack for the
Wake Forest ' nine with two hits
apiece.4
: Coach Wright was very dis
appointed rwith his team's show
ing and believes they will do bet
ter against the r Raleigh High
nine this afternoon.
I The game'against tnis year's
Eastern "State championship
team; will be r played at 4:00
Score hy innings : R H E
Carolina' 000 001 101 3 8 4
WJ FV u20 330 OOx 8 10 1
; Batteries - Carolina -Fletcher
and "Cooke; W. Forest Johnson
and Sheppard.
Carolina Golfers
In S.KC Tourney
Tar Heel Links Outfit Entered
? In Conference Sleet at Hot
, Springs, Virginia.
Refreshed by a 15-3 victory
over Davidson Monday, the Caro
lina golf team left yesterday to
engage in the Southern Confer
ence links tournament, which is
being held today through Satur
day at Hot Springs, Virginia.
The Tar Heel team will make
a strong bid for conference
championship honors, and Coach
John F. Kenfield believes his
boys will come out on top. Hav
ing lost the Big Five title to
N. C. State by the narrow mar
gin of one stroke, the Carolina
linksmen are defying the Wolf
pack to repeat such luck in the
conference tourney.
The touniament will get wel
under way today, with the quali
fying teams scheduled to. meet
in the finals Saturday. The Tar
Heel linksmen will probably en
counter their stiffest opposition
when they meet N. C. State,
Duke, and Washington and Lee,
S. G. E. to Meet
r The local chapter of Sigma
flamma .Ensilon, national honor
ary geological fraternity, will
meet - tonight at 7 :30 o'clock in
the chapter.. room of the f rater-
nit v nn the toD floor of New
East. The meeting will be de
voted entirely to business.
THE DAILY
Veteran Tar Heel Track Stars :
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Above we have the ten Carolina veteran track stars who will
be the Tar Heel mainstays in the
The men with their specialties
Back row: Don Jackson, pole
ders, 100 and 220-yard dashes,"
Abernethy, hurdles, 14.9 for the
23.8 for the lows.
Second row: Co-Captain Ralston
inches; Co-Captain Edwin McRae, mile, 4 minutes 24.6 seconds;
Harry Williamson, half-mile, 1
Front row: Frank Armfield,
two mile, 9 minutes 47 seconds;
yard dashes, who has been out all
but who is expected to return to
Seeded Entrants W
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Play Will Be Resumed Today in
Ping Pong and Pool Tourneys
In Graham Memorial.
Second round play in the Gra
ham Memorial Game Room
tournament for the spring quar
ter found' the' seeded entries ad
vancing along the line at all
points. '
In the pool tourney, the only
match which provided any ex
citement took place between Bill
Farmer and Dave Mosier. Far-
mer s consistent snots proved
the deciding factor in the match,
finally winning, 50-44.
The same story could be told
about the ping pong with only
slight variations. In the only
match to go three sets,. Draper
defeated Kalb, 4-6, 6-2, and 6-4.
Summary
Pool Peterson defeated Jim
ison, 50-36; Farmer defeated
Mosier, 50-44; Cohen defeated
Wright, 50-13; Page defeated
Stier, 50-35; Shell defeated
Huntley, 50-38; Hudson defeat
ed Brooks, 50-30 ; Barbano de
feated Leight, 50-41; Walters
won from Koonce on a forfeit.
Ping , Pong- Mosier defeated
Davis, 6-3, 6-3; Hudson defeat
ed Martin, 6-i, 6-2; Gabori de
feated Blount, 6-2, 6-1 ; Dowd de
feated Finkelstein, 6-1, 6-4;
Draper defeated Kalb, 4-6, 6-2,
6-4; Kind defeated Steinberg,
6-4, 6-1.
Today's Schedule
Pool Hudson vs. " Barbano,
2:00 o'clock; Cohen vs. Page,
4:30 o'clock: Peterson vs. Far
mer, 5:30 o'clock; and Shell vs
Walters, 7 :00 o'clock. "
Ping Pong- Hudson vs. Ga
bon, 2:00 o ciock; jjowq vs.
Draper, 2:00 o'clock; Mosier vs.
Odum, 5:00 o'clock; Kind will
play the winner of the Cartland-
Carson match at 7 :00 o'clock.
Dance Committee
Meeting
There will be an important
meeting of the junior-senior
dance committees5 tonight' in
Graham - Memorial a t 11 :00
o'clock ' to complete arrange
ments for the class dances. C.
T. Woollen, Jr., chairman of the
senior committee, announced
that it was necessary for all
members to attend.
TAR HEEL
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Navy meet here Saturday.
and best marks are:
vault, 12 feet 4 inches; Odell Chil-
10 and 21.8 seconds; Franklin
highs; Tom Hawthorne, hurdles,
LeGore, javelin, 214 feet 8 7-8
minute 56.8 seconds.
javelin, 180 feet; Louis Sullivan,
and John Gunter, 100 and 220-
season due to a pulled leg muscle
competition Saturday.
in In Game Room
Second Round Play
U. N. C. NET TEAM
LICKS MARYVELE
Carolina Tennis Contingent Wins
j 73rd Consecutive Victory,
r 5-1 ; Kasen Loses.
s Maryville College's netmen
fell by the wayside here yester
day afternoon as the "Carolina
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racquet-wielders annexed their !
73rd successive triumph, 5-1. 1
1 The Tar Heels' sole defeat of
the match came when Irving
Kasen, New Jersey flash, mak
ing his varsity . debut in the
number four position, dropped
his encounter to Karnell, 6-4,
6-1.
Levitan Wins Easily
In the only other singles
match, Walter Levitan trounced
Talmage, dropping but one game
of the second set, 6-0, 6-1.
. Summary:
Willis '(C) beat Phay, 6-2, 4-6,
6-6; Lovill (C) beat Gillingham,
6-1, 6-4 ; Levitan (C) beat Tal
mage, 6-0, 6-1; Kasen (C) lost
to Karnell, 6-4, 6-1.
In the doubles, Jones and
Levitan (C) beat' Phay and Gil
lingham, 6-2, 6-1 ; Minor . and
McGlinn (C) beat Talmage and
Karnell, 6-1, 6-4.
Eddleman Selected
Debate Council Head
" Bill Eddleman was elected
president of Debate council at
tne nrst meeting oi tne new
members. The members are
as follows: Phillips Russell and
Wmthrop Durfee, representa-
tives-at-large; Kenneth Young,
representative of the Phi assem
bly; and Bill Eddleman, repre
sentative of the Di senate.
Ed Lanier, retiring president
of the council gave a farewell
address to the council summing
up the activities of the council
for the year. The faculty ad
visers, of - debating, -z Professors
Woodhouse, Olsen, and ; McKie
commented .on-- the 1 excellent
work of the' retiring " officers,
especially that of Don Seawell.
Seawell entertained the debate
ing teams in Chapel Hill
throughout the year.
S'lTavyrlnyiJed'
BNC-Havy Track Meet Saturday
SPVMQUKHES
PHI DELTA CRT IN
MURAL FEATURE
Sigma Phi Epsilon Wins
in
Eighth as Result of "Poop"
Fly; Lewis Wins.
" Sigma Phi Epsilon defeated
Phi Delta Chi, 4-3, in the second
extra inning contest of the year.
The winners scored their vic
tory in the last half of the
eighth when Frazier doubled
and scored on SeawelTs fly
which was muffed by Lineberry,
leftfielder of the Pharmacists.
Seawell pitching for the S.
P. E.'s, twirled good ball
throughout and was supported
brilliantly by his mates. He al
lowed only five hits. Faucette,
Burnette and Seawell were the
leading performers for S. P. E.
Woodward with three hits top
ped the play of the losers.
Lewis Slugs to Win
Lewis slugged out a 14-8 vic
tory over New Dorms in the
only other tilt of the afternoon.
Led by Ditch, who garnered two
home runs -and a single, Lewis,
tallied 10 runs in the first five
innings to take a commanding
lead which was never headed.
African, New Dorms short
stop, made a brilliant stab of
Onash's scorching liner in the
sixth frame for the outstanding
bit of fielding of a rather list
less affair.
Schwartz, Harris, Ditch, and
Nelson shared honors with the
willow for Lewis while Yandell,
Barron and; African were the
main cogs in the play of the los
ing aggregation. : r :
More Forfeits
The'ta Kappa Nu remained in
the list of unbeaten teams win
ning on a iorteit irom ineta
Chi, while Ruffin was victorious
over Old West as a result of
the forfeit route.
The scheduled games between
Med School and Swain Hall and
Tau Epsilon Phi and Beta Theta
Pi at 3:45 o'clock have been
postponed until next week.
Today's schedule :
4:45 Sigma Nu vs. Kappa
Alpha; Aycock vs. Archer
House.
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PAGE THUES
To :At"Send" Great
Secretary of Navy, Invited to
Carolina-Navy Meet,
NAVY HAS STRONG CLUB
Carolina's Southern Conference
Track Champions Will Be
Pressed to Win.
Honorable Josephus Daniels,
distinguished alumnus of the
University and war-time Secre
tary of the Navy, has been in
vited to be the guest of honor at
the Carolina-Navy track meet
here Saturday afternoon.
It is not yet definitely known
whether Mr. Daniels, who is now
Ambassador to Mexico but who
I is spending a vacation at his
home in Raleigh, will be able to
be present.
Navy Makes Debut Here
This will mark the first time
that one of Navy's great track
teams has ever performed xon
Tar Heel soil, and athletic au
thorities here are arranging a
number of special features, in
cluding an extensive program of
entertainment for the visitors
and a reunion of former Caro
lina trackmen, in observance of
the occasion.
The University club, which is
taking the lead in the prepara
tions, in arranging a theatre
party and a 'dance among other
honors that will be paid to mem
bers of the Navy team.
Special Navy Officials
Among the special guests will
be Captain Willcox, who is di
rector of athletics at the Naval
academy, and a party of naval
officials and their wives.
A meet has been scheduled be
tween the Carolina freshmen and
the strong Asheville School team.
and will . be -run off in con junction-with-
the varsity, contest. "
-Former Scores
Carolina and Navy met at An
napolis in" 1932 and 1933 with
the Tar Heels coming out on top
after two spectacular exhibitions
by scores of 65-61 and 77-49.
The Middies, who have dou
bled the score on teams like Wil
liam, and Mary and Maryland,
are rated to have one of the
strongest, teams in the east this
year, and are being given a good
chance to gain revenge for those
two defeats when they contest
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