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Raleigh High, 11-6
By Bill Woestendiek
The Tar Baby nine continued its march along the victory path
here on Emerson field yesterday, and although the Raleigh high
school lads made the going a little rocky in spots, the Carolina
frosh won a wild slugfest by a score of 11-6.
Two big three-run outbursts, one in the second and one in the
fifth inning, were enough to give the victory to the Tar Babies.
The play of the freshman nine was ragged again yesterday, how
ever, falling below the form displayed against Greensboro last
week. George Sparger, Joe Green and
Bart Lewis did the hurling for the
home club with Sparger getting cred
it for the win.' Walt Pupa and Grits
Gresham were again the big men with
the bat for the frosh nine, Pupa
knocking in three runs.
First Batter Homers
An insight into the type of game
that was coming was delivered by the
first man up in the first inning. Mar
ion Benson smashed a long homer
over the head of center-fielder John
son to put Raleigh out in front. Ral
eigh pitcher Phil Barbee couldn't hold
that lead, however, for the locals
went ahead in their half of the first.
Myers, first Carolina man up, evened
matters by tripling down the right
field line and racing home when sec-ond-sacker
Shaw muffed the throw
in. Walt Pupa's single scored Rivers
Johnson from second base with the
second run a few minutes later.
Colones Doubles
In the second inning, the Tar Ba
bies continued to pull away when
Johnny Colones smashed a long dou
ble with the bases loaded to highlight
the attack. Walt Pupa's single in the
fourth sent two more runs across,
scoring Green and Myers, 'both of
whom had walked.
Going into the fifth frame, the Tar
Babies were comfortably out in front
by a 7-2 count, but the Raleigh boys
put on a rally that fell short of tying
the ball game by only one run. The
Capital city lads only got two hits
See FROSH BASEBALL, page i
Headlee's No-Hit
Game Is Week's
Mural Feat
Top
Two Thursday games highlighted
this week's play in the dormitory and
fraternity intramural sof tball leagues
Allen Headlee's no-hit 18-0 win over
Beta Theta Pi No. 2 for the Phi Gams
No. 1, was the first no-hit tilt of the
season; and Town's eleven inning vic
tory over Lewis No. 2, 4-3, the longest
game thus far.
There were several other closely
fought contests during the week, in
cluding three more extra-inning bat
tles. DKE downed Alpha Chi Sigma
6-4 in an eight-inning affair, Lamb
da Chi Alpha edged out Phi Gams No.
2, 5-4, in another eight-inning game.
Med School No. 1 triumphed over Alex
ander Club 6-4 in the week's other
overtime tilt.
Headlee Takes Honors
Headlee easily took the pitching hon
ors for the week with his superb mound
performance in which only two men
reached first, one on a walk and
one on an error. The Phi Gam hurler
gets a chance for a repeat performance
this week on Thursday against the
KA's. In the only other shutout this
week Vic Seixas turned in a four-hit
performance against the Betas No. 1
to give Chi Psi a 6-0 win.
Hodges is Batting Star
Hodges of Steele with a home run,
See INTRAMURALS, page U
Nine Plays
Five Games
This Week
Carolina's baseball team, which has
rocked along since the beginning of the
season to win eight of nine games,
faces the severest test of the year this
week when the nine plays five games
in six days.
What the Tar Heels will do for pitch
ers those days is somewhat of a ques
tion, but it's refreshing to know that
only one of those five games counts
in the conference race.
Tomorrow night in Burlington the
Tar Heels play the Burlington entry
in the Bi-State league, a class D loop,
and Tuesday afternoon Carolina en
tertains the Morris Field Air Base
team from Charlotte in its second game
with a service team
Wednesday the team leaves for Char
lottesville, Va., where it meets Virginia
Thursday in a non-conference affair,
The chief question around Wool
len gymnasium yesterday was,
"Who will be Carolina's football
coach next year?"
Ray Wclf, who came to the Uni
versity in 1936 as head coach when
Carl Snavely moved to Cornell for
more reasons than one, reports to
morrow to the United States Nav
al Academy at Annapolis for a four
week training period before taking
a post as a commissioned officer in
the Navy's pre-flight training pro
gram. Wolf joins Johnny Morriss, as
sistant track coach, and Bo Shep
ard, assistant athletic director, in
the new class which starts work
Monday.
Ralph Casey, Johnny Vaught and
Jim Lalanne were to graduate this
weekend in the first class of 600
prominent coaches and athletes who
will serve as officers in the Navy's
air cadet physical education train
ing program.
Over his six year span as coach
of the Tar Heels WolFs teams won
3S games and lost 17. His poorest
team of his career was last fall
when the Tar Heels won tnree and
lost seven tilts. His 1936 squad
his first year won eight and lost
two. In 1937 his team lost only to
Ferdham and defeated Duke, 14-6.
to win the state and conference 'ti
tles. Six wins, two losses and scoreless
tie with Fordham was the Tar
Heels' record in 1938 and in 1939
eight wins, one tie and a loss to
Duke were recorded. A brilliant 6-3
victory over Duke featured the 1940
season in which the Tar Heels won
six and lost four.
woli, bnepard, Morriss JLeave UvieU
Tomorrow; Coaching Post Open
In Drawi
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By Ben Snyder
. DURHAM, April 18. With the outcome of Dixie's greatest
dual track meet hanging in the balance, Warren Mengel, Carolina's
greatest track workhorse since the lush days of Bill Corpening,
came through with a smashing triumph in the 220-yard low hur
dles to give the Tar Heels a hard won 66-60 victory over Duke's
Blue Devils at Durham this afternoon.
: The meet's thrilling finish could not have been more dramatic
With 13 events gone, Carolina had spotted Duke nine first places
to hang on by virtue of sheer all-
around balance. The score then stood
59-58 with the Devils leading:. Mendel,
Varsity Summary
Tennis Stars, Schacht
Stage Exhibitions Here
Hardwick, Little
Meet in Feature;
Coeds Show Styles
By Mark Garner
Despite the disappointing audience
Miss Mary Hardwick and Mrs. Doro
thy Round Little battled through a
two-set- match in the feature attrac
tion of the British and American Am
bulance Corps benefit exhibition at the
n,., r, . . ,. varsity tennis courts yesterday after-
Friday Carolina plays Maryland m
See BASEBALL, Page 4
Frosh Win No. 3
RALEIGH
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Ellington, If
Crocker, rf ....
Senter, c
Shaw, 2b
Barbee, p -
Holding, p
Totals
TAR BABIES
Myers, ss
Colones, 2b ....
Clark, 2b
Johnson, cf ....
Holeman, cf .
Pupa, rf
Bingham, rf ....
Wideman, If
James, If
Hackney, 3b 1
Hayworth, 3b
L.ee, c
Feder, c
Gresham, lb
Shaw, lb
Sparger, p
Green, p
Lewis, p
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noon.
An all-sport fashion show with a
dozen Carolina coeds as models pre
ceded the main net event and Al
Schacht, king clown of the diamond,
capered through a tennis and base-
0 ball routine to the delight of the au-
0 dience. Schacht's antics, familiar to
0 baseball fans, were not as effective
1 without the background of an actual
0 1 ball game but his pantomine of a pitch
0 er and his imitation of a temperament-
0 al tennis star were well-staged and
2 brought forth hearty laughter and
0 round after round of applause
u Harris Everett, Tar Heel varsity
u
man. displayed a high-grade brand of
tennis in their singles match. Everett
e used his well-known drop shot mixed
with baseball drives in turning back
" his yearling competitor in the first
0 set by a 6-0 count. Seixas rallied in
0 the second set and won three games
0 before Everett captured the set and
" match at 6-3
o
Mrs. Little played exceptionally
well yesterday and took the first set
ft f rom Miss Hardwick with ease, 6-3.
No shot was impossible for Mrs. Little,
at present tennis instructor at the
Seigniory Club, Province of Quebec,
Canada, and the English woman's
backhand cross-court shot from the
and "Oh's" and "Ah's" from the ap
preciative audience.
In the second set Miss Hardwick re
covered and made placement shots to
all corners of the court winning the
set, 7-5. The red-headed netter covered
the court well and used a blistering
forehand drive to mark up the victory.
In a single-set mixed doubles en
gagement Miss Hardwick and Everett
bested Mrs. Little and Seixas in a
hard-fought tilt, 6-4. The pairs were
evenly matched and provided the most
interesting exhibition of the day.
Mural Schedule
SOFTBALL
4:00 Zeta Psi No. 1 vs. Kappa
Alpha on diamond No. 1. Stacy No. i
2 vs. BVP No. 1 on diamond No. 2.
Old East vs. Everett No. 2 on dia
mond No. 3. Manly Co-op vs. Ay
cock on Coed No. 1. ' '
5:00 DKE No. 2 vs. Beta Theta
Pi No. 1 on diamond No. 1. Kappa
Psi vs. Sigma Chi on diamond No.
2. St. Anthony Hall vs. Alpha Chi
Sigma on diamond No. 3. Graham
vs. Med School No. 1 on Coed No.
1.
TENNIS
4:00 Stacy No. 2 vs. Everett No.
2.
5:00 Phi Delta Theta vs. Phi
Kappa Sigma.
HORSESHOES
,4:00 Beta Theta Pi No. 1 vs.
Sigma Nu No. 2. Chi Phi No. 1 vs.
Chi Psi.
5:00 Phi Gamma Delta No. 3
vs. ZBT. ATO vs. Pi Kappa Alpha
No. 2.
100-yard dash Storer (D), Lewis
(C), Smith (D). Time: :9.9.
220-yard dash Brown (D), Lewis
(C), Loftis (D). Time: :22.9.
440-yard run Brown (D), Cathey
(C), Klly(C). Time: :49.4.
880-yard run Tie for first; Wise
(C) and Van Wagoner (C), Seeman
(D) . Time: 1:56.6.
Mile run Lockwood (D), Van Wag
oner (C), Wood (C). Time: 48.
2-Mile run Profenius (D), Hardy
(C), Van Wagoner, Lewis (C). Time:
9:53.7.
120-yard high hurdles Mengel (C),
Mangum (C).Banks (C).Time: :15.3.
220-yard low hurdles Mengel (C),
Mangum (C),Metz (D). Time: ;24.5
Shot put Gantt (D), Lach (D)
White (C). Distance: 49' 3W (new
meet record).
Discus Gantt (D),Lach (D),Hey
mann (C). Distance: 146' 2" (new
meet record).
Javelin Palumbo (D), Gantt (D),
Lach (D). Distance: 178' 10".
High Jump Himmelright (D),
Mengel (C), Capel (C). Height: 5'
10 3-4".
Broad Jump Ashby (C), Mengel
(C), Loftis (D). Distance: 21' 8 3-4"
Pole Vault Tie for first Lloyd (C)
and Bennett (C), Holzman (C).
Height: 11 feet. -
Carolina's most versatile trackman in
years, had already won the high hur
dles and taken seconds in the high
and broad jumps. Storer, the Method
ist favorite, had won the 100-yard
dash earlier in the afternoon and ap
peared to be well-rested and set to
repeat in the low barriers.
Thrilling Hurdle Race
Coming out of the chute on the
west side of the track it appeared
All varsity and freshman track
candidates are requested to report
promptly at 4 o'clock at Fetzer field
Monday.
Frosh Summary
The High School Agricultural Con
gress has moved its 1942 meeting at
baseline came in for much applause Iowa State College np to May 1.
I Poole Takes Golfing Crown;
Totals
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a Batted for Hackney in 6th.
b Batted for Green in 6th.
Score by innings:
Raleigh 101 040 000 6
Tar Babies
230 231 OOx 11
Doeschler Loses
To Duke Star
In Semi-Finals
ATHENS. Ga.. Anril 18 (UP)
Runs batted in: Benson, Pupa Qrover Poole of .Duke, who has never
Myers, Colones 2, Bennett, Winston lost a collegiate golf match, kept his
2, Crocker, Gresham, Johnson 2. Two recor(j intact here today to take the
base hits: Colones, Calloway. Three crown jn the Southern intercol-
base hits: Bennett, Myers. Home run: iegiate golf tournament with a seven
Benson. Stolen bases: Johnson 2, Lee anj jjve victory over Frank Strana
2, Gresham, Calloway, Green. Double nan 0f the University of Miami,
play: Winston to Benson. Bases on L. C. (Shooky) Neese of North Car
balls off: Green 2, Lewis 2, Barbee 8. 0iina defeated John MacMurray of the
Struck out by: Sparger 1, Green 4, University of Virginia, two and one,
Lewis 4, Harding 3. Hits off: Spar- to take the championship consolation
ger, 4 in 3 innings; Green, 2 in 3; title after having been previously de
Lewis, 3 in 3; Barbee, 10 in 5; Hard- feated in medalist play by George
ing, 1 in 3. Wild pitches: Green, Lew- Blum, the tourney medalist from
is, Passed ball: Senter. Winning pitch- Georgia, while McMurray lost to Bill
er: Sparger. Losing pitcher: Barbee. Goldsport of Duke.
Umpire: Mitchell. Poole shot the first nine in -a blaz
ing two under par, held the next three
in par and Stranahan conceded after
Poole shot a six foot putt on the 13th
hole. Stranahan failed to hit the
championship form that he displayed
against Arnold Blum in the semi-fin
als yesterday. Stymied twice, Stran
ahan made a chip putt on the 10th
hole but missed the same shot on the
11th. It was his first loss in seven
consecutive tournaments.
Poole had eliminated Dick Doeschler,
Carolina sophomore, 2 and 1, to reach
the final round.
Lacrosse Team Meets
There will be a meeting tof the
lacrosse team Monday night at 7:30
in 302 Bingham halL
100-yard dash Rose (D), Stevens
(C), Frazier (C). Time: :10.4.
220-yard dash Rose (D), Stevens
(C), Marshall (D). Time: :23.3.
440-yard run Crawford (D), Brin
stead (C), Fanny (C). Time: .54.
880-yard run Saulfisburg (D),
McLaughlin (D), Van Zandt (C).
Lewis (C). Time: 2:06.7.
Mile run Saulfisburg (D), Lewis
(C) , Bales (C). Time: 4:57.4.
2 mile run Saulfisburg (D) , Smith
(D) , Fairehild (C). Time: 10:35.
120-yard high hurdles Tische (D),
Highf ill (D), Belli (C). Time: :15.8.
220-yard low hurdles Tische (D),
Highfili (D), Frazier (C).'Time: 25.5.
Shot put Stough (DX, Kern (D),
Hobbs (C). Distance: 43' 9".
Discus Tandy (C), Stringfield (C)
Distance: 117'3".
Javelin Tandy (C), Stough (D),
Kern (D). Distance: 166'.
High jump Tie for Short (D) and
McKenzie (C), Morton (C). Height:
5' 6". '
Broad jump Gilbert (D), Belli (C),
Tische (D). Distance: 20' 6".
Pole vault Tie for Dickson (D) and
Gwynn (C). Height: 10 feet.
Final score: Carolina 44, Duke 81.
Life Savers Meet
All students interested in regis
tering for the senior and instruc
tor's course in Red Cross life sav
ing are requested to meet tomorrow
at 6 o'clock in the swimming pool.
'This will be the last opportunity
to register," Dick Jamerson said.
that Mengel and Storer were taking
each hurdle stride for stride. Mengel
looked to have a slight edge as they
hit the seventh obstacle with Mike
Mangum not far behind the leaders.
At this point Storer broke his stride
and hit No. 7 going over. Ultimate
victory hung on his ability to recover
and close with Mengel who now. was
definitely out in front. It looked for a
moment as if he might regain his
stride but the pressure was too much
and completely unnerved, Storer col
lapsed going into the eighth hurdle
and fell ingloriously to the track.
Mengel and Mangum flashed by to
win with ease and Carolina's first
major athletic victory over Duke of
the current scholastic year was an ac
complished fact.
It was a stiff, bitter, uphill fight
that a plucky squad of Tar Heel
trackmen waged all afternoon. Spot
ting Duke an initial edge by dint of
weakness in the field events, Caro
lina was never ahead until Mengel's
startling victory. The Devils were
definitely on as Hank Profenius,
Wendy Lockwood, Werner Brown and
Bob Gantt piled up impressive points
to give the home team an early and
sustaining lead. However, Coach Bob
Fetzer's squad hung on, tallied valu
able seconds and thirds and came
through with two clean sweeps in the
pole vault and the high hurdles to
keep within striking distance of the
eaders. The initial Duke margin
dwindled to 47-43 with four events
to go, shot back up to 53-46 with but
three remaining, climbed to 58-50 with
two to go and then dwindled to 59-58
when the broad jump returned Percy
Ashby and Warren Mengel in front
of the field.
Harry Lewis Stars
But lest the meet's outstanding
scorers eclipse the real story of Caro
See TRACK, page U
Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 2, Brooklyn 1.
...New York 8, Boston 5.
Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 0.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 5, New York 1.
Washington 10, Philadelphia 6
Cleveland 1, Chicago 0.
Detroit 4, St. Louis 0.
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