THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1946
THE DAILY TAR
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Carolina Golfers In Toprney .. Today
IDELINE
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By Bill Woestendiek
Press releases from Blacksburg, Va., about the VPJ spring foot
ball practice sessions indicate that the Gobblers h,ave high hopes
of turning out a good eleven come fall.
Coach Jimmy Kitts, returning to the VPI job after almost four
years in the Navy, has over 100 men out for the spring drills
Eight former Gobbler gridiron stars have come home from the
wars and Kitts is planning to shape his club around them.
Jack Gallagher, Joe Foltz, Bob Smith, and 0. B. Martin, give the
Tech eleven four experienced backfield men for a start, and "Kitts
also has five linemen returning from last year's club to team
with four ex-Gl huskies in the forward wall. Leading the re
turning linemen from last fall is Russ Orr, who played a lot of
tackle 'for the Virginians.
Add to that lineup some newcomers and transfers from other
schools and you'll find that it totals a capable eleven. The Gob
blers will open what Carolina fans hope will be one of the Tar
Heels' greatest seasons in Kenan stadium come September 28.
So put that date down in your little black book for future ref
erence. And here's another date, not so far in the future, that should
appeal to anyone at all interested in tennis. Don Budge and Bobby
Riggs will play one of the matches on their publicized tour here on
May 14. All seats will be reserved.
Some of you may remember a story the April Fool issue ran
about a couple of coeds making the varsity tennis team and we
thought we were kidding. United Press released a story from
Miami yesterday that Miss Betty Ruth Hublert is playing o. 8 on
the Miami University tennis team, annually one of the nation's
best. She has already won her three opening matches and Coach
Mercer Beasley predicts big things for the comely coed. Inci
dentally, Miss Hublert says that her first three, victims remained
perfect gentlemen.
BASEBALL BANTER Seemed good to see Lou Hayworth talk
ing to brother Jim yesterday as the brothers met for the first time
in over a year. Lou, a Marine lieutenant, was a stellar third
sacker and shortstop for Coach Buiin Hearn in '42-'43 and also
played a lot of basketball . . . . Another High Point Hayworth,
Myron, who caught for the St. Louis Browns in 1944, announced
this week that he has signed a contract with the Torreon club of
the Mexican league.
Tar Heels Travel to Wilson for Game Today
I'arBabies Oppose
DiirKamToday
Carolina's Tar Babies run up
against professional Opposition
for the second time this week
when they oppose the Durham
Bulls in f Durham this afternoon.
, Either L. C. Couch or Bob
Newell is expected to start on
the : mound for Coach Henry
House's cnargef, with Varney
the probable starter behind the
plate. The infield will haye.Galin
1 In on first, Walker and Hayes
around -the keystone sack, and
Stevenson at third. Cole, Chap
pell, and Webster, will be in the
outfield.
In the Bulb, the Tar Babies
are meeting a team that lost to
the Carolina varsity by a 6-1
count. Earlier this week, the jay
vees dropped a 2-1 decision to
the Burlington Bees.
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Wet Grounds
Cancel Contest
McElrath to Pitch
Against Pro Outfit
Wet grounds having caused
cancellation of their Big Four
opener against NC State yester
day, the Tar Heels travel to
Wilson today to play the Wilson
professional nine.
John McElrath, Winston
Salem holdover from last year's
club is slated to start today's
game lor Carolina, although
Coach Bunn Hearn indicated
yesterday that he ihay also use
Hamp Coleman for a few inn
ings. Coleman pitched a three
hitter against Navy Saturday
and has been inactive since. Mc
Elrath turned in a good game
against Burlington last week.
Two Teams " "
Hearn will probably play two
teams ' again today as he did
in defeating Durham Tuesday.
The only man who has played
every game for the Tar Heels
this" spring is John . Gregory;
first-baseman. Gregory, a much
improved ball player over last
year, is one of the leading Hit
ters on the clutf. Rollo'T'fazfer
and Gregory are pacing the Tar
Heel batters at present with
eight-game averages of .384 and
.361.
"Rip" Ryan returned to the
Carolina lineup Tuesday for
a few innings after being side
lined for a week by illness, and
will probably see more'action to
day. Gregory, George Thompson,
Bob Warren, and Ryan figure
to start in the infield, but John
Hearn, John Pecdra, John Colo
nes. and Bo Hackney may all
play. ' :
The starting outfield remains
in a state of uncertainty, al
though it is fairly safe to say
that Charlie Cole, who has been
hitting well, Cleet Cleetwood,
and Harry Beason seem to be the
three leading candidates for. the
jobs at present.
The Tar Heels go over to Dur
ham tomorrow for a return en
gagement with the Bulls and
Net Team Departs Tonight
For Three Tilts in North
By Bob Gold water
The Tar Heel racquet-wielders begin their northern invasion this
evening when they depart by car for Charlottesville, Va., where
the team will oppose the Cavaliers of Virginia tomorrow.
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encounters in the 1946 campaign
is certain to be in jeopardy dur
ing the trip with the two tough
est matches of the year includ
ed in the three tilts to be played.
Not too much opposition is ex
pected from Virginia but the
Navy match at Annapolis Satur
day and the meeting with Wil
Ham and Mary at Williamsburg
Monday will both extend the
Blue and White rietmen to the
limit.
Players Making Trip
Eight players are expected to
make the trip, along with Coach
John Kenfield arid manager Don
Ialey. Forming the squad will
be Harold Maass, Mel Jordan,
Stan Grimer, Jim 3 Nicholson,
Sam Daniels, Dick Swigart,
Duke Wilder, arid Don Sicakle.
Maass will play number one
iile Jordan, Gfurier, and
Nicholson are contenders for the
next three berths. Daniel and
Swigart are : likely candidates
for positions five arid six; with
Wilder ario! &kaMe ! coining in for
doubles action.
Upon their return, the net-
men will clash with the Wake
Forest sextet April 24 in a play
off of yesterday's contest, can
celled due to wet courts.
Alpha Gamma Delta
Announces Officers
Alpha Gamma Delta has elect
ed its officers for next year.
They are Robin Lear, president;
Fran Golden, first vice-president ;
Marie Howes, second vice-president;
treasurer, Barbara Brin
son; Corresponding secretary,
Mac Cushman; Recording secre
tary, Elva Warner; Rush Chair
man, Carolyn Hall; Social chair
man, Audrey Green; Chairman
of names, Glenn Tucker ; Activi
ties chairman, Marcia Black;
Scribe, Emily Chappell ; Guard
and Chaplain, Jayne Childs; and
House President, Augusta Pharr.
meet Maryland here Saturday
in their second Southern confer
ence tilt.
Mural Schedule
SOFTBALL
4:00Field No. 1: Phi Gam
vs. Pi Lambda Phi; Field No. 2:
DKE vs. Delta Sig; Field No. 3:
Kap Sig No. 2 vs. Zeta Psi ; Field
No. 4:, Phi Delts No. 2 vs. Kap
Sig No. 1; Field No. 5: Marines
vs. Aycock; Field No. 6: Stacy
vs. Law School No. 1; Field No.
7: Everett vs. ROTC 3rd Co.
5 :00 Field No. 1 : Med School
vs. Law School No. 2; Field No.
2: Grads vs. Steele; Field No: 3:
Chi Psi vs. ATO. Field No. 4 : Chi
Phi vs. SAE No. 1 Field No. 7:
Old East vs. BVP.
TENNIS
4:00 KA vs. Betas.
5:00 ROTC 2nd Co. vs.
Whitehead.
Revised Team
To Face Deacs
In Duel Meet
WATER POLO
4:00 Phi Kappa Sigma vs.
Sigma Chi.
5:00 ATO vs. Sigma Nu.
MURALS
SOFTBALL
Phi Kaps 10, Chi Phi 4.
KA No. 1 19, Phi Delt No. 2
10.
Phi Delt No. 1 21, KA No. 2 2.
Grads 12, Whitehead 7.
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-WATER POLO
Phi Gams 15, Delta Psi 7.
Zeta Psi 13, Delta Sig 3.
Track Squad Preps
For Virginia Meet
The Tar Heel cindermen, with
a decisive victory over Georgia
Tech behind them, are prepar
ing to meet the University of
Virginia Cavaliers here Satur
day, in what is expected to be
a strongly contested meet.
Coach Dale Ranson's track
sters have been working hard
this week to iron out the weak
nesses that developed in the meet
last Saturday. In general the
Tar Heels made an unexpectedly
strong showing against the
Southeastern Conference cham
pions in overwhelming them
86-45.
Strong in Hurdles
ine aasnes ana nuraies are
the strong events on the team
with Chunk Simmons, Ted Haig-
ler, Laddie Terrell, and R. F.
Taylor all displaying good form
against the Techs.
In the middle distances, Jack
Hester, Tom Turner, Charlie
Teitjen, and J. L. Briley have all
been showing good time. The
longer distances are well-padded,
with Mark Burnham, Walter
Francis, and John Strait pacing
the field. .
The field events are following
their expected weaknesses. Only
a few events show strength
the broad jump with Simmons
and L. R. Briley; the pole vault,
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Liles Leads Four
In Athens Match
By Jim Kluttz
A quartet of Tar Heel stars.
led by Graydon Liles, of Farm
ville, will carry North Carolina
colors into the Southern Inter
collegiate Golf tournament at
Athens, Ga., this afternoon.
Competing in the meet which
runs through Saturday will be
Jim Keiger, of Asheville, Henry
Golding, of Pelham Manor, N.
Y., Bill Wood, of Nashville,
Tenn., in addition to Liles.
With this group deployed on
the University of Georgia course,
the Tar Heel team will send a
greatly revised lineup against
Wake Forest on the Hope Valley
ayout this afternoon.
Second Match
This will be the second match
for the Tar Heels this season,
and is scheduled to get under
way at 2 p.m.
Coach Chuck Erickson an
nounced last night that he would
probably use Ed Ashby, Dan
Nyimicz, Ed Bailey, P. J. Pate,
Henry Beaudry, and one other
man to be named later, for the
match this afternoon.
In the Southern Intercollegi-
ates, the Tar Heel aces will run
up against stiff competition,
namely the defending champion
Louisiana University squad
which is a big favorite to retain
its laurels.'
North Carolina has captured
the team championship only one
time since the inauguration of
the tournament in 1935. That
triumph came in 1936 when
Carolina golf was enjoying a pe
riod of prosperity.
Fourteen matches have been
listed for the Carolina linksmen
this spring:
April 18 Wake Forest at Hope
Valley.
April 25 Clemson at Hope Val
ley. April 26 Georgia at Hope Val
ley. April 30 N. C. State-at Hope
Valley,
May 1 High Point at Hope
Valley.
May 4 Wake Forest at Ral
eigh May 6 Davidson at Hope Val
ley. May 7 South Carolina at
Hope Valley.
May 9 Duke at Hope Valley.
May 11 Virginia at Charlottes
ville. ,
May 14 N. C. State at Raleigh.
May 17 Duke at Hope Valley.
May 20 Virginia at Hope Val
ley. -
Indicates tentative.
BASEBALL RESULTS
National League
New York 5, Philadelphia 2
St. Louis 6, Pittsburgh 0
Brooklyn 4, Boston 2
Chicago 11, Cincinnati 7
' American League
Philadelphia 7, New York 1
St. Louis 7, Detroit 6
Boston 13, Washington 6
Cleveland 7, Chicago 1
Then there's the absent-
minded professor who lectures
his steaks and cuts his classes.
Pelican
with Hank Hickman and Nor
man Mc Leod; and the high
jump, with ueroy ward.