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Twelve Firsts
In Second Win
By Billy Carmichael
Capturing 12 out of 15 first
places, Coach Dale Ranson's cin
dermen rolled over a weak Virgi
nia track squad, 87-39, yesterday
afternoon at Fetzer Field. The
one-sided victory was the Tar
Heels' second of the campaign
and avenged their 73-52 defeat
by the Cavaliers last season.
Floyd "Chunk" Simmons was
the high scorer for the victors,
taking firsts in the high and low
hurdles and the broad jump and
adding a third in the javelin to
tally a total of 16 points. Marvin
Terrell took top honors in both
dashes and placed second in the
broad jump to be second high
man with 13 tallies.
Sweep Pole Vault
Mark Burnham and Charlie
Tietjen lived up to their advance
notices as they finished strongly
in the mile and half mile to win
the events with comparative
ease. The Tar Heels swept all
places in the pole vault with
Norman McLeod winning his spe
cialty at 12 ft. 2 in., followed by
Hickman and Ward.
In the quarter mile, Carolina's
Charlie Donnell lead all the way
and won handily in the fast time
of 0 :52.5. In the weights Hazel
wood and Gifford contributed
firsts for the winners.
Track Summary:
100-yard dash: Terrell (C)
first ; Haigler (C) second ; Davis
(V) third. Time: 0:10.2.
220-yard dash: Terrell (C)
first; Haigler (C) second; Fray
(V) third. Time: 0:22.9.
440-yard dash: Donnell (C)
first; Stevens (V) second ; Chris
tian (V) third. Time: 0:52.5.
880-yard run: Tietjen (C)
first ; Sill .(V) J. Briley (C) third.
Time: 2:03.
Mile run: Burnham (C) first;
Nicastro (V) second; Francis
(C) third. Time: 4:33.8.
Two mile run: Peltz (V) first:
Tar Heel Racquetmen Sink Navy By 5-4
Two Doubles
Victories Win
Close Contest
Gruner, Nicholson
Remain Unbeaten
Annapolis, April 20. Cap
turing two of the three doubles
encounters, Carolina's touring
netmen eked out a 5-4 victory
over Navy here today for their
sixth straight match of the
season.
The triumph was also the sec
ond of the current trip and
avenges a 9-0 defeat by the Mid
dies last year. It also preserves
a clean slate for the Tar Heels
as they move on to Williams
burg, Va., to battle the power
ful Williams and Mary racquet
wielders tomorrow.
Singles Victories
Coach John Kenfield's charges
recorded three wins in the
singles tilts. Harold Maass,
playing number one, defeated
Navy's Doyle, 7-5, 8-6, Stan Gru
nerltrimmed Sadler, 6-4, 5-7, 6-4,
and Jim Nicholson topped Pate,
6-2, 7-5. For Gruner and Nichol
son, the victories maintained
their unbeaten streaks in the six
matches so far during the cam
paign. Mel Jordan, in the number
two berth, dropped his first en
counter of the season to the Mid
dies' Tilles, 6-2, 6-0. In the num
ber four position, Navy's Jagoe
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At Basketball Team Banquet
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Moore (V) second; Strait (C)
third. Time: 10:35.9.
120-yard high hurdles: Sim
mons (C) first; Hardy (V) sec
ond: Hatrerie (C) third. Time:
0:15.1.
220-yard low hurdles: Sim
mons (C) first; Taylor (C) sec
ond; Hardy (V) third. Time
0:25.3.
TTio-h iiimn: Tied for first
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place between Jamison (V),
Ward (C) and Heggie (C).
Height: 5 ft. 6 in.
Pole vault: McLeod (C) first;
Hickman (C) second; Ward (C)
third. Height: 12 ft. 2 in.
Javelin: Gifford (C) first ;Nea
(V) second; Simmons (C) third.
Distance: 183 ft.
Shot putt: Hazelwood (C)
first; Jamison (V) second; Gif
ford (C) . Distance : 41 ft. 3-4 in.
Broad lump: Simmons (C)
first ; Terrell (C) second ; Hassel
vander (V) third. Distance: 21
ft. 7 3-4 in.
Discus: Hardy (V) first; Gif
ford (C) second; Tandy (C)
third. Distance: 120 ft. 6 in.
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outlasted Sam Daniels,
6-3, while Fishman defeated
Carolina's Dick Swig-art in a
three-set affair, 5-7, 6-4, 6-2.
Doubles Tilts 1
Thus the score as the match
entered the doubles stage was
tied at 3-3. The top duo of Jor
dan and Duke Wilder lost to
Navy's Doyle and Tilles to place
the Middies within one match of
victory. But the second com
bination of Maass and Gruner
took a 6-1, 6-3 decision from
Sadler and Pate and . Nicholson
and Don Skakle trounced Jagoe
and Eenis, 6-3, 6-0.
In William and Mary, the Tar
Heels oppose their toughest foe
of 'this campaign. Led by two
former junior singles finalists,
Larned and Bartzen, the Indians
will be difficult to repel.
Monday Murals
Softball
4:00Field No. 1: KA No. 2
vs. fi iamoaa rm; ino. z: law
School No. 1 vs. Pharmacy; No
3: Everett vs. ROTC 3rd Co.;
No. 4 : BVP vs. Steele ; No. 5 : Phi
Delts No. 2 vs. Chi Phi; No. 8:
Whitehead vs. Alexander. .
5:00 Field No. 1: Old East
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vs. KUIU. isi o. ; ino. z: kjtacy
vs. Graham No. 1 ; No. 3: ROTC
2nd Co. vs. Marines ; No. 4 : Sig
ma Chi vs. Phi Gam.
. Tennis
4:00 DKE vs. Delta Sig.
5:00 Zeta Psi vs. ATO.
Water Polo
4:00 Kappa Sig vs. St. An
hony. 5:00 SAE vs. PiKA.
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In Women's Golf
Pinehurst, N. C.,1 April 20
(UP) Medalist Louise Suggs,
of Lithia Springs, Georgia, has
won the North and South Wo
men's golf tournament by de-
eating Mrs. Estelle Lawson
Bob Paxton, the six-foot-two
Naval ROTC cadet who scored
the goal that tied the game and
enabled the Tar Heels to wrest
the NCAA Eastern champion
ship from Ohio State in Madison
Square Garden last month, has
been awarded the Foy Roberson
Medal for 1946.
His teammates voted him the
medal Thursday night at a din
ner given the basketball squad at
the Carolina Inn. The medal is
presented annually to the var
sity basketball player best exem
plifying the qualities of charac
ter and leadership on and off the
court.
Tt is e-iven bv Dr. Fov Rober-
14-12, 1 son, Chapel Hill and Durham sur
geon and a former member of the
Athletic Council, and Mrs. Rob
erson, in memory of Lieut. Foy
Roberson, Jr., who was killed in
a collision at sea while on patrol
duty in 1941. The young officer
was a graduate of the class of
194Q and played on the basket
balLteams of 1938-39-40.
Coach Ben Carnevale presided
at the banquet, and there were
brief talks by Athletic Director
R. A. Fetzer, Assistant Coach
Pete Mullis, Dr. Foy Roberson,
and Controller W. D. Carmichael,
who praised highly the exem
plary character and conduct of
the 1946 team off and on the
court.
Second Loop Vin
Carolina AB
Thompson, 2b 4
Ryan, ss 4
Cleetwocd, If 3
Cole, cf 4
Gregory, lb 2
Warren, 3b 3
Beason, rf 4
Frazier, c 3
Whiteheart, p 1
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"Smile that way again."
She dimpled sweetly.
"Just as I thought you look
like a chipmunk." Pelican
Whiteheart Fans Thirteen
While Allowing Five Hits
Tar Heels Register Single Tallies
In Third and Fifth Innings to Win
By Bob Goldwaler
Behind the masterful five-hit hurling of Monk Whiteheart, the
Carolina baseballers turned in a 2-0 whitewash performance over
Maryland yesterday on Emerson Field to register their second
Southern Conference victory.
Whiteheart pitched superbly-
all the way, fanning 13 batters,
including at least one every inn
ing, and allowed no walks. Six
consecutive strikeouts, two to
end the fourth, three more on
ten pitched balls in the fifth,
and one to start the sixth, were
the highlight of his mound per
formance. The five singles that
the Terrapins garnered produced
their only base-runners of the
contest, with none of these ad
vancing beyond second.
Carolina Scores
The Tar Heels themselves
were not too potent at the plate,
picking up but six singles of
which only one figured in the
scoring. They scored single tal
lies in the third and fifth frames,
both markers originating from
miscues by third - baseman
Cesky. George Thompson led off
in the third by reaching second
on the third-sacker's wild heave
over first, advanced to third on
"Rip" Ryan's long fly to left,
and scored on Charlie Cole's
safety to center. In the fifth,
Rollo Frazier became a base
runner on Cesky's second error,
was pushed along by a neat sac
rifice by Whiteheart, and came
home on a passed ball and wild
pitch.
The Hearnmen threatened
twice thereafter. Two walks
with one. out in the sixth had!
signs of promise but a twin-kill-
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mg erased tne siae. in xne
eighth, another free pass and
John Gregory's single along the
right field line put runners on
first and third with one away but
relief -pitcher Joe Fitzpatrick
escaped further difficulty 07 fir
ing a third strike past Bob War
ren and getting Harry Beason
to loft a fly to center.
The Tar Heels continue in
Southern Conference play Tues
day when they entertain David
son here. Vinnie DiLorenzo is
likelv choice to receive the
starting assignment from Coach
Bunn Hearn.
Totals 28
Maryland AB
Andrus, rf 4.
Tuminski, 2b 4
Boothe, cf 4
Gleasner, c 4
Plate, lb 4
Cesky, 3b 3
Crapster, If 3
Besley, ss
Keene, p
Fitzpatrick, p
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Errors: Gleasner, Cesky 2.
Runs batted in: Cole. Stolen
bases: Gleasner, Boothe. Sacri
fice: Whiteheart 2. Double
plays: Tuminski to Plate. Base on
balls : off Keene 1, off Fitzpatrick
3. Struck out: by Whiteheart
13, by Keene 2, by Fitzpatrick 2.
Hits: off Keene 4 and 1 run in 4
mn, on ritzpatrick z and 1 run
in 4 inn. Wild pitch : Fitzpatrick.
Bill: "So he is to marry that
young Parker. He has been jilted
by a half dozen girls."
"Case of being well shaken
before taken, I suppose."
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