Lester Ostrow, Ira Sarasohn, co-editors
Philip Kind Everett Peterson
NIGHT PHONE 3781 'TOR CAROLmA SPORTSMANSmP" . : ; . THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1935
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i&hmond Twirler Superb
As Spiders Score 70 Win
Only Thirty Batters
Face Ace Slab Artist
Hurler Allows But Two Hits as
Mates Garner Six from Vet
eran Freddy Crouch.
IRWIN PLAYS BRILLIANTLY
Richmond; Va., May 22. Al
lowing only two hits and strik
ing out 10 batters, Wash, "Uni
versity of Richmond slab artist,
shut out the Tar Heels today by
a 7-0 score.
Bunching four of their six
hits, the Richmond Spiders
pushed across six runs in the
fourth inning, the only bad in
ning of the game for Crouch..
They tallied the seventh and
final run of the contest in the
eighth, when with a thunder
shower threatening, Voliva lost
Lacy's hit because of the dark
clouds and let it go for a double.
The majority of the hits were
either Texas leaguers which
fell safe, or short infield hits
down the base lines.
Irwin Brilliant
It remained for Tommy Irwin
to provide the fielding gem of
the afternoon. With Morris on
first by virtue of his second hit
of the day, the flashy Carolina
shortstop made a falling stab at
CampbelFs hot liner, and on a
quick throw to McCarn he dou
bled the Spiders' rightfielder off
first.
Only 30 men faced Pitcher
Wash in this fast game. The
Richmond infield played error
less ball, and only two Carolina
batters reached first on passes.
Morris Stars
Morris collected a double and
a single in three trips to the
plate to annex the batting hon
ors for the afternoon. Groome
and Crouch were the only Tar
Heels to dent the offerings of
Wash, with the latter collecting
a double. .'.
Tomorrow the Carolina club
journeys to Ashland where they
will meet the Randolph-Macon
College nine in the second of
their four-game tour.
Relations Committee
(Continued from page one)
to whom the Monogram Club
may send felicitations and greet
ings to attend the University
next year. This is the first time
this has been attempted, . and
from all appearances will be suc
cessful. All Monogram Club members,
.freshman numeral men, partici
pants in spring sports, mana
gers, and the entire coaching
staff are invited. Other guests
will include Fletcher Ferguson,
1936 Yackety Yack sports edi
tor, James Morris, ex-sports
editor of the Daily Tar Heel,
and Ira Sarasohn and Lester
Ostrow, new sports co-editors of
the Daily Tar Heel.
Other retiring officers of the
club include Don Fletcher Jack
son, vice-president; Charles
Hubbard, secretary; Ben Blood,
treasurer; Frank Abernethy,
athletic association councilman,
and Charles Shaffer, chairman
of the executive committee.
YACKETY YACK PICTURES
Pictures for next year's
Yackety Yack will be taken
this afternoon for the follow
ing teams. All men must be
in uniform and on time.
3:45, varsity tennis (indi
vidual pictures) at cement
courts; 4:15, varsity tennis,
freshman baseball, freshman
golf, freshman tennis (team
pictures) at Emerson field.
white WASHed
CAROLINA
Rand, 2b
ABRHPOAE
4 0 0 3 5 0
Montgomery, 3b 4 0 0 2
Irwin, ss 4 0 0 2
Tatum, c Z 0 0 2
McCarn, lb 10 0 10
Voliva, If 3
Shapiro, rf . 3
Groome, cf
Crouch, p
Totals
3
3
..28
0
0
0
0
0
1
2
0
0
0
0
0
0
2 24 8
0 3
0 2
1 0
1 0
RICHMOND
Leverton, 3b
Brown, If .
Ciecko, lb .
Lacy, c
Morris, rf
Campbell, cf
Diebreich, 2b
Gillfillari, ss
"Wash, p
Totals
ABRHPOAE
-411210
-4 0 1 1 0 0
4 0-0 7 0 0
4 2 1 12 0 0
-.312210
-210100
- 3 0 0 0 1 0
3 1 1 1 1 0
-310120
-30 7 6 27 6 0
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Carolina 000 000 000 0 2 3
Richmond 000 600 010 7 6 0
Summary: Two-base hits: Morris,
Crouch, Lacy. Double play: Irwin
to McCarn. First base on balls: off
Crouch, 2; off "Wash, 2. Struck out:
by Crouch, 2; by Wash, 12. Time of
game: 1:28.
Today's Mural Card
Baseball
3:30: Beta Theta Pi vs.
Sigma Nu.
4:30: Ringers vs. Everett.
5 :30 : Swain Hall vs. Ruffin.
Tennis
4:30: Law School vs. Kluttz
Bldg., Z. B. T. No. 2 vs. Phi
Kappa Sigma, S. A. E. vs.
Sigma Chi, Phi Gamma Delta
vs. Pi Kappa Alpha, Kappa
Alpha vs. Lambda Chi Alpha,
Aycock "A" vs. Old West,
D. K. E. vsi Chi Psi.
"Hamlet" Props
(Continued from page one)
But if the Daily Tar Heel
hadn't told you all this, you
would never have known it by
seeing the play this week-end,
because wonderfully realistic ef
fects have been secured by these
makeshift methods, which, after
all, are the methods of theatre
people everywhere.
Much Color
The costumes are rich and
warm in color, even the grave
diggers wearing cloths of bright
reds and yellows wTound around
their legs.
Hamlet will be clad in black
velvet with a brilliant scarlet
lined cloak, and the regal robes
of Claudius and Gertrude will be
elaborate and colorful.
Almost the only somberly
dressed figure will be the ghost,
who will wear grey sateen, and
the black-cassocked priest.
The Playmakers whose cos
tumes are to be made of uphol
stery are praying for cool weath
er for the nights of the per
formance, while the lightly-clad
maidens in Ophelia's funeral
train hope for a mid-summer
night.
Last Notice
The Yackety Yack is an
nouncing" for the last time
that all students who want
their copies of the yearbook
mailed to them must mail
their summer address on a
postcard to the Yackety Yack
office in Graham Memorial im
mediately. The continued trouble at
the Queen City Printing Com
pany has prevented the an
nual from coming out until
some time during the sum
mer. A fee of $1.35 for each
quarter's absence will be
charged all students wanting
a book who have been out of
school part of the year.
Intramural Leaders
Advance in Net Play
Kappa Alpha, Z. B. T. No. 1,
and Alpha Epsilon No. 2 teams
all advanced in yesterday's in
tramural tennis "competition,
each winning by 2-0 scores.
Lewis completed its unfinish
ed match with Old West, adding
another win to its undefeated
list by a 2-1 count. The Betas
forfeited to Sigma Nu, and the
Law School eliminated itself
from the unbeaten ranks when
it failed to show up for its
match with Ruffin.
The Zebes experienced plenty
of opposition in their two
matches, the No. 1 team winning
by a 2-0 count over Sigma Chi,
and dropping the No. 3's match
to Alpha Epsilon No. 2 by a like
count.
KalmanofFs win over Barney,
and Stein's drawn out match
with Neal resulted in the Z. B.
T. triumph, while Sims went
down before Mort Singer, and
Strauss lost a hard match to
Gordon for the A. E. win.
Bluestone and L. Weisbrod of
T. E. P. were no match for the
strong undefeated pair of
Lovell and Everett of Kappa Al
pha and were beaten in straight
sets. -
Major Leagues
AMERICAN
Cleveland
Boston
R. H.
.5 10
12 14
Pearson vs. Ferrell
Chicago
New York
-5 7
.13 14
Jones vs. Allen
Detroit
Philadelphia
4 11
0 8
Auker vs. Blaeholder
StT Louis
Washington
2 8
5 9
Weiland vs. Whitehill
NATIONAL
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
R. H.
,48
- 5 7
Earnshaw vs. Johnson
New York
Pittsburgh
5 9
2 5
E.
1
2
E.
1
Parmelee vs. Blanton
Philadelphia
St. Louis
8
STANDINGS
AMERICAN W. L.
Chicago 18 9
New York 17 12
Cleveland 15 11
Boston 15 12
Detroit 15 13
Washington -14 14
Philadelphia 8 17
St. Louis 5 19
Since the final examinations
get underway at Duke next week
the Duke-Carolina baseball game
has been definitely cancelled.
The game was not played last
week due to inclement weather
conditions.
NATIONAL
New York
Brooklyn
Chicago 1.
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston '
Games behind.
19
...16 13
-16 17
-ll 16
...... 8 17
8 17
10 1
Pet. G.B.
.666
.586 2
.576 2
.555 3
.535 3
.500 4
.320 9
.208 11
Pet. G.B.
.703
.600 2
.577 3
.551 4
.484 6
.407 8
.320 10
.320 10
Successful Mentor
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With the unparalleled record
of winning 112 tennis matches
while tying one, and losing only
four, John F. Kenfield, above,
North Carolina tennis coach,
finishes his eighth season of
work with Tar Heel teams.
Coach Kenfield this week will
enter his 16th summer as pro at
the exclusive Lake Shore Club
at Glencoe, 111.
Over a four-year period end
ing in 1934, Coach Kenfield's
teams won 74 straight matches.
For three consecutive years,
1931-1934, they established best
claims to the mythical national
team tennis championship. This
year his team has won both sin
gles and doubles in both state
and Southern Conference tournaments.
PHI DELTA THETA
DEFEATS CHI PSI
y
S. A. E. and Zeta Psi Also Score
-Wins in Moral Baseball to
Remain Undefeated. I
After the Delta Tau Delta's
had held a lead for the first four
innings, the Zeta Psi's put on a
four-run rally in the fifth in
ning to win the first contest
yesterday, 4-1. ,
With the bases loaded Satter
field knocked a Home run for;
the winners in the fifth inning
to score the four winning runs.
He also collected a single to lead
his team at the bat. Currie led
the losers with his excellent
pitching by striking out four
men and allowing but three hits.
The Phi Delta Theta's bunch
ed their hits and put on rallies
in the first, third, and fourth in
nings to defeat the Chi Phi's,
12-2.
Wolslagel collected a triple
and two singles to gain batting
honors for the winners. Miller;
also stood out at the bat for the
winners with a double and a sin
gle. Mosier held the losers to
three hits and struck out four
men.
The S. A. E.'s heavy artillery
bunched their hits and put on
rallies in the initial, third, and
fourth innings to defeat the T.
E. P.'s, 13-3.
Cope and Freeman led the
winners at the bat with two hits
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