Baseball Anil
Track Teams .
Come Through
In Virginia
CHAPEL HELL, N. C SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1938
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Hudson Turns In Fourth
Win Of Campaign, 14-1
Varsity Box Score
CAROLINA AB R H O A E
Stirnweiss, es 4 2 3 2 3 0
Craver, 2b .. 5 113 2 0
Nethercutt, c 5 2 2 2 1 0
Burnett, cf 4 2 1 6 0 1
Biasette, lb -..... 4 2 2 13 0 0
Grnbb, 8b ...... 4 3 3 0 4 0
LeGrande, rf 4 110 0 0
GilUam, If 5 1 1 10 0
Hudson, p 4 0 0 0 4 0
Totals 39 14 14 27 14 1
W. & L. AB R H 0 A E
Davis, cf 4 0 0 1 0 0
Thompson, bs 4 0.0 6 2 1
TomUn, 3b . 4 0 1 3 2 0
Breckenridge, rf 4 1110 1
Dangler, c 3 0 0 4 2 0
Hart, 2b 3 0 1 3 3 0
Jones, lb 3 0 0 7 1 1
Dart, If - 3 0 0 1 0 0
O'Connor, p 0 0 0 0 1 0
Wilson, p 2 0 10 11
Booth, p ....... 10 0 10 0
Schrirer, If 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 31 1 4 27 12 4
Carolina 037 000 13014
W. & L. 000 000 100 1
Runs battled in: Grubb 3, Gilliam 3,
Nethercutt, 2, Bissett, 2, Hart.
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STATE DUMPS
DUKE,6-2
Devils Lose First
Game Of Year
Grubb Arid Gilliam
Hit Homers In
Slugf est
(Special to the Daily Tar Heel)
Lexington, Va., April. 16. Bud
Hudson wrote another chapter in his
fine record for the 1938 season this
afternoon as he spun a four-hit, one-
run game agrainst Washington and
Lee to win his fourth and Carolina's
sixth game of the season, 14-1.
The Tar Heels swung from the heels
to mark up 14 hits. Every man on the
team except Hudson shared in the hit-
making. The Hearnmen sewed the
game up in the first few innings.
They opened the scoring with three
runs in the second, and cinched it in
the third with seven runs. During the
barrage of hits and runs, George
Stirnweiss and Foy Grubb led the hit
ting with three safe blows apiece.
Home Rons
The only two home runs of the game
started the Carolina scoring in the
second. Foy Grubb hit the first homer
with Hal Bissett on base. Don Gilliam
followed Grubb with a round trip
smash to deep left.
In the third, the seven runs trotted
across the plate on five singles, four
walks, and an error. A single , by
George; Stirnweiss plus three walks
and another error were good for the
final three Blue and White scores in
the eighth.
Hudson had smooth going all along
the route. The Generals got their only
run in the seventh when Hart doubled
in Breckenridge, who had tripled. The
game closed out a three game sweep
for Carolina in Virginia. Two of the
Tar Heel wins were turned in by
Hudson.
Monogram Club
Smoker Set Back
Until Wednesday
Winter Sports Awards To
Be Given Out At That Time;
School Plans Discussed
Merion High
To Carolina
In One Jump
The Monogram club smoker, origi
nally scheduled for Tuesday, has
been changed to 'Wednesday night, it
was announced yesterday by President
Pete Mullis. The affair will begin at
8:30 o'clock in Swain ball.
Awards for varsity and freshman
basketball, boxing and wrestling will
be presented. Mr. J. Bowman Gray of
Winston-Salem was invited to speak,
but will be unable to attend. His sub
stitute has not as yet been" announced.
Plans
. The business portion of the meeting
will be taken up for the most part
with a complete outlining of the pro
gram arranged by the executive com
mittee for the State High School
Monogram conference here May 6
and 7. . . & '
Invitations to attend the conference
were sent to some 35 Class A and B
high schools last week by Bob Gar-
and and Leighton Dudley, in charge
of correspondence. Publicity is being
given the event by . Fletcher Fergu
son, Monogram Club publicity chair
man, and Tom Bost of the University
News Bureau.
Pennsylvania High School
Has Sent Athletes Galore
To University
By Leonard Lobbed
Merion high school in Ardmore, Pa.,
Virginia Runners Conquered
By Carolina Outfit, 76-50
March High Man
With Two Firsts
And A second i
(Special to the Daily Tar Heel)
Charlottesville, April 16. Taking
Track Summary
a small town eight miles outside of 1 eight firsts and tieing for three more,
(Special to the Daily Tar Heel)
Raleigh, April 16. Pitcher Vic
Holschouser, State's unpublicized
wonder boy. mowed down Duke's
heavy-hitting batsmen here this aft
ernoon and Daced the Terrors to a
surprise 6-2 win.
In the second half of the first in
ning, Bob Wicker found an offering
of the oneninc Duke pitcher the first
of four of 'em very much to his lik
ing and batted out a ball that must
have caught a hitch with one of
State's guiding spirits. By the time
the ball had bounced against the wall
of the E-vmnasium. Wickers had
crossed the plate, herding two run
ners ahead of him.
Two More In Third
Again in the third the Terrors
showed power at bat and tallied two
more runs for a 5-0 lead that lasted
until the first half of the eighth
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"Henderson Downs
Strain In Finals
Co-ed Fencing
Tomorrow afternoon at 3:45,
Carolina's intramural history
will add another chapter to its
colorful record when intramural
coed fencing gets started in Me
morial hall.
The preliminary will be run
off at this time and any coed in
the University is eligible and
is urged to come out. The win
ner will be awarded a monogram.
The finals are slated for Wed
nesday night, and will be open to
the public.
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Mural Schedule
Tomorrow: '
4:00 All fields available for
practice.
5:00 Diamond No. 2: Zeta Psi
vs. Phi Alpha; Diamond No. 3:
Sigma Chi vs. Chi Psi; Co-Ed
No. 1: Alpha Chi Sigma vs.
Lambda Chi Alpha; Co-Ed No. 2:
Graham vs. Old West.
Wee Willie Keeler was the origina
tor of the baseball saying, "Hit 'em
where they ain't."
Eldon Auker of the Detroit Tigers
is the only underhand pitcher in the
majors today.
Philadelphia, is gaining a reputation
as a producer of University of North
Carolina athletesl Although none of
the Carolina athletes live in Ardmore,
on the main, line from Overbrook to
Malvern, several attended high school
there.
. The most prominent of the Merion
high products is Ben Dilworth, who
played center for Coach Skidmore
during the last basketball season.
Bob Strain, . who ranks high on the
uaroima tennis team, prooabiy is
next in prominence.
Freshmen
From the Ardmore school also come
Chuck Harnden, Bill Watson and
Don Neill, who played freshman bas
ketball last ' quarter. Harnden and
Watson held first team forward and
guard positions. Harnden now plays
either No. 1 or No. 2 on the Carolina
freshman tennis team and Neill plays
on the same team.
Others who come from Ardmore are
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Carolina's track, team this afternoon
won its first dual meet of the season,
downing Virginia 76-50. Harry
March, the Tar Heels' one-man track
team, won individual honors by tak
ing first in the 220-yard low hurdles,
tieing for first in the high jump, and
placing second in the broad jump.
Bill Hopkins, star sprinter of the
Cavaliers, ran ino a bad afternoon.
In the hundred, he was nosed out bs
Tom Holmes in :10 and in the 220,
Royce Jennings
came up fast at
the end to come in
on a first place
tie with Hopkins.
Davis Slow
Jimmy Davis had
things his own way
in the mile as he
led Virginia's
Goodall and Caro
lina's Fred Hardy
all the way in
4:25. Davis, who
a 4:18 mile, was
As was
8-
Carolina Headquarters
The YOUNG MEN'S SHOP
126-128 E. Main
DURHAM
Fuller-Foreman
Capture Doubles
Championship
(Special to the Daily Tar Heel)
Pinehurst, April 15. The sensa
tional play of Archie Henderson, Ed
die Fuller and Johnny Foreman won
for them and Carolina the singles and
doubles crowns in the annual North-
South tennis tournament here today.
Henderson's power completely swept
over Bob Strain, 6-1, 6-2, 6-2, and
Fuller and Foreman surprised the. gal
lery with a 6-2, 3-6, 6-2, 6-0 victory
over Gil Hall and Merrimon Cunnin-
gim.
The steady forcing shots that made
Archie Henderson such a high rank
ing star for Carolina last year again
flashed to his advantage, and in spite
of Strain's characteristically steady
game, Henderson had no difficulty in
disposing of his opponent in three
straight sets. Few tennis followers
expected the outcome to be different,
what with Henderson's advantage in
experience, but even fewer expected
the scores to be so one-sided. . The oc
casional games won by Strain were
but futile efforts to break Henderson's
superiority.
Foreman-Fuller
The upset of Gil Hall, defending
titlist, Eastern intercollegiate cham
pion, and Merrimon Curinirigim was,
to say the least, unexpected, when
Fuller and Foreman's opponents'
rankings in their home towns are con
sidered. But this afternoon Fuller
and Foreman flashed the brilliant
form they have shown while playing
under Coach Kenfield.
Fuller's all-around steadiness and
Foreman's blistering service and deep
forehand drives kept Dunn and Cun
ningim near their baseline, the final
6-0 set showing the everlasting stam
ina of the Tar Heel duo.
Big Mural
Week Ahead
This week intramural teams will
again enjoy a heavy activity schedule
Playground ball and the tennis tour
nament will be the only sports of the
week. Eight playground ball games
will probably take place on every day,
while two tennis matches will also
take place every day.
During the past week the bowling
tournament was brought to . a close
and playground ball and tennis got
well under way by having four days
of play.
BVP Won
In the bowling tournament AE Pi
defeated Sigma Nu to win the fra
ternity title, while BVP won the dor
mitory championship. On Wednesday
the campus finals were played with
BVP winning that title.
Old man weather helped the tennis
and playground intramural teams by
allowing them to have four days of
activity. This activity put them well
under way in their respective tourna
ment and league.
Clark "Old Fox" Griffith, owner of
the Washington Senators, once re
ceived Heinie Manush and Alvin
Crowder in trade for Goose Goslin.
FULLER
the slow time of
ten days ago ran
not pushed to come in ahead.
expected, the hurdles exploded most
of the fireworks in the meet. In the
high hurdles, Virginia's brilliant
Frank Fuller, a sophomore from Dur
ham, sped to a Vir
ginia record of
:14.7. In the lows,
the timber topping
was close all the
way in, with March
nosing Fuller out
at the tape.
Ties
Ties cropped up
in the two-mile and
shotput. In the dis
tance grind, two of WINBORNE
the better known members of the
Carolina two-mile set, Tom Crockett
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Mile Davis (C), Goodall (Va.),
Hardy (C), 4:25.
100 Holmes (C), Hopkins (Va.).
Banta (Va.), :10.
440 Deaton (C), Hendrix (C).
Gray (Va.),:51.6.
High hurdles Fuller (Va.), Cor-
pening (C), Graham (C), :14.7.
880 White (C), Goodall (Va.),
Hendrix (C). 1:59.4.
Two miles Crockett (C) and Gcr
don (C) tie, Hall (C), 10:27.
220 Hopkins (Va.) and Jennings
(C) tie, Ullman (C), :22.5;
Low hurdles March (C), Fuller.
(Va.), Holmes (C), :23.9.
Pole vault Lee (Va.), Preston.
(Va.) and Dudley (C) tie, 12 f t. 6 in.
High jump Dayton (Va.), March
(C), Winborne (C), Triplette, 6 f t. .
Javelin Hilton (C), Jones (Va.)',
Dinwiddie (Va.), 171 ft 8 in.
Shot-Bryant (Va.) and Slagle
(C) tie, Juliber (C), 43 ft. 3 in.,
Discus Bryant (Va.), Slagle (C)'j
Atwood (C), 121 ft. 10 in.
Broad jump March (C), Lowrance
(Va.), Gordan (Va.), 21 ft 5 in.
BABY NETTERS
NIP DUKE, 8-1
Drop One Doubles
Match To Win
The loss of one doubles match held
the Carolina freshman tennis team to
an 8-1 victory over Duke, as the Tar
Heels won their third straight match
here yesterday.'
In preparation for the match with
the N. C. State freshmen next Satur
day, the Carolina freshmen will have
challenge matches this week in order
to determine who will play.
Harnden
Once again Chuck Harnden loafed
during his first set before winning,
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