TUESDAY, APRIL 231946
THE DAILY TAR
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Netmen Lose to Strong WilUam andMary Team, 7 -
Phi Gam, Stacy
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Pi Lams Score
In Mural Tilts
Zeta Psi and DKE
Triumph in Tennis
Intramural softball favorites
rolled on yesterday as the high-
riding Phi Gamma Deltas and
the Marines extended their win
ning streaks with impressive
triumphs.
The Phi Gams had the more
serious opposition but showed
top form as they knocked the
Sigma Chi's from the ranks of
the unbeaten in a 11-2 victory.
The Marines; taking their
seventh win, were also in top
shape as they stomped ROTC
2nd Co. 15-0. ,
In other games Old East won
over ROTC 1st Co. 4-1, as Arn-
siz fanned 10; Pi Lambda Phi
outslugged KA No. 2 14-10 ; and
Whitehead nosed out Alexander,
5-4. Elsewhere, Phi Delt No. 2
topped Chi Phi, 10-5 and Stacy
pasted Graham, 21-7.
On the clay courts, the Zeta
Psi's won their second match as
they came from behind to win
the doubles and edge ATO, 3-2.
The DKE netters had little
trouble stopping Delta Sig, 4-1.
Tar Babies Lose, 11-7;
To Play Duke Jayvees
One big inning proved the
downfall of the Carolina jayvee
outfit yesterday as the Siler City
semi-pro nine scored eight runs
in one frame to down the Tar
Babies, 11-7.
The jayvees face a busy slate
the rest of this week. Tomorrow
they oppose the Duke "B" teamy
Friday they play a return con
test -with Siler City, and Satur
day they meet Burlington Mills.
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Returning Sophs Brighten
TarHeel Football Prospects
By Eddie Allen
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war days, but boyswho became
men in the service will make
football of 1946 once again hard,
rouffh and tourfier than ever.
Among them are:
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cock of an end who in '42 slam- Meredith Jones, Ralph Stray
med a perfectly-executed double horn Jack Fitch' Hosea geis
reverse 10 yards for a touchdown and the llke wlU 1x8 around Kenan
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against Duke in a hair-raising
13-13 tie. The New Jersey lad,
at 24. is a iunior and readv to
try again against the powerful
Blue Devils.
Chan Highsmith, the bullneck-
ed soph who was the souths
finest center m 1942 and now has
added extra weight and matur-
itv after a Merchant Marine
hitch
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. Andy Karres, the swarthy
Charlotte guard who was prob-
ably the fastest man in that
tough '42 and '43 line, now hop-
mg ne can regain some oi tnat
WAlt Pima and .Tne Wririit
sophomore blocking backs to-
gether under Jim Tatum four
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wood. N. Y., boy is a fullback
now, while Wright, from Ashe
ville, vies for the blocking spot
with Dan Logue, who played
with a youngster named Blan-
chard as a frosh here in 1942.
George Sparger, the big
Mount Airy end; Max Spurlin,
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are mere freshmen, also may be
wondering if they lost more
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too, and wondering whether
staaium wnen tne aays turn
cool. If they are, the days may
be cool but the Tar Heels will
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one of tneir stiff est tests of the
season when they tangle with the
strong University of Georgia
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qualifying round of the South
ern Intercollegiate Tournament
at Athens last week. Hamer was
medalist in the qualifying round
with a 36-hole score of 145, one
under par.
Coach Chuck Erickson has
seven men from whom he plans
to pick his team for Friday's
match. These include Graydon
Liles, Ed Ashby, Jim Keiger,
Dan Nyimicz, Ed Bailey, P. J.
Pate, and Henry Beaudry.
A match originally, scheduled
with Clemson College for Thurs
day afternoon has been can
celled by the Tigers. Too many
class cuts taken for the Inter
collegiate Tourney last week was
given as the reason.
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Nicholson, Skakle
Register Victories
Williamsburg, Va., April 22.
William and Mary's tennis
sextet proved to be as powerful
as expected this afternoon by
handing Carolina's netmen their
first defeat of the campaign, 7-2.
The only victories recorded by
the Tar Heels were in the fifth
and sixth singles positions." In
the number five berth, Jim
Nicholson remained undefeated
while registering his seventh
triumph of the season by scoring
a 9-7, 3-6, 6-4 win over J. Mack-
en. Playing number six, the Blue
and White's Don Skakle troun
ced Ranee, 6-1, 6-2.
Junior Titleholder
In the top ranking singles
match, Harold Maass had the
misfortune to encounter a for
mer national junior titleholder
and was turned back by the In
dians' Lamed, 6-0, 6-3. Sam
Daniels lost the number two tilt
to B. Macken, 6-1, 6-4. At the
third slot, Carolina's Mel Jor
dan exchanged love sets with
Bob Doll and stretched the third
set into overtime before losing,
6-0, 0-6, 7-5. Stan Gruner drop
ped his first decision in seven
outings to Galloway, 6-3, 9-7, in
the number four match.
In doubles, Carolina was un
able to fare any better as the In
dians swept all three encounters.
Jordan and Duke Wilder fell be
fore the onslaught of the Macken
brothers, 6-1, 6-3, while the other
two Tar Heel combinations lost
in three-set affairs. Maass and
Gruner were defeated by Larned
and Ranee, 4-6, 6-1, 6-3 and
Nicholson and Skakle lost to
Doll and Galloway in the closest
of the three doubles tilts, 4-6,
6-4, 6-4.
Stranahan Wins Golf
Honors at Pinehurst
Pinehurst, N. C, April 22.
(UP) Frank Stranahan, 23-
year-old sharpshooter from To
ledo, Ohio, shot a f our-under par
68 to win medalist honors in the
qualifying round of the 46th an
nual North and South Amateur.
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Locals Seek Third Loop Win
With John McElrath on Hill
By Bill Woestendiek
Carolina's hard-working baseball club will attempt to use the
Davidson college nine as a springboard this afternoon on Emerson
field as the Tar Heels plunge into a busy week that will find them
playing four Conference games, three of which are Big Four con
tests. Game time is 4 o'clock.
John McElrath, veteran left-hander from Winston-Salem will
hurl for Carolina today as the Tar Heels attempt to pick up their
third loop win without a loss.
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Trackmen Prepare
For Penn Relays
With Squad Meet
Carolina's cindermen will hold
an inter-squad meet on Fetzer
field this afternoon, in prepara
tion for the Penn Relays Satur
day. Field events for the meet
will begin at 3:15 p. m., with
the running events getting un
der way at 4 o'clock.
Coach Dale Ranson is holding
the meet in an effort to pick the
men he will send to compete in
the Penn Relay events. The Tar
Heel trackmen have shown good
form this season in sweeping
their first two meets by large
margins.
Key men who are expected to
lead the Tar Heels in the meet
today are Chunk Simmons, who
has amassed a total of 32 points
in the two meets, and Laddie
Terrell, who has shown out
standing form in the dashes.
Others include Charlie Donnell,
Charles Tietjen, and Mark Burn-
ham in the 440, 880, and the
mile run, respectively.
Championship.
The husky Ohio ace had a 33
going out and a 35 coming in on
the 6,879-yard course to lead the
field of 102 players.
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Tomorrow Carolina will meet
State college at Raleigh in the
first game of a home and home
series. The Red Terrors will
visit the Hill on Thursday to
play off the game that was rain
ed out last week. Friday will
give the Tar Heels a breathing
spell prior to Saturday's clash
with Duke here. The games with
State and the strong Blue Devil
aggregation will show definitely
just how far Coach Bunn
Hearn's club will go in Big Four
and Southern conference play.
Pitching Staff
The important games follow
ing one another so closely will
present Coach Hearn with a
problem in pitching manipula
tion. Monk Whiteheart, who ap
plied the whitewash to Maryland
Saturday, Hamp Coleman, and
Vin DiLorenzo have been the big
guns firing from the Carolina
mound this spring and past per
formances have shown that the
Tar Heels' main strength lies in
their competent corps of hurlers.
Although numerous players
have seen action at many posi
tions for Carolina this year,
Hearn seems to have worked out
a iairiy-dennite starting com
bination. Cleet Cleetwood, Char
lie Cole, and Harry Beason will
probably start in the outfield to
day, with John Gregory, George
Thompson, Fred Ryan, and Bob
Warren handling the ball around
the infield. John Hearn at third
and Bo Hackney at short are
providing the stiffest competi
tion for infield berths.
Cole, who got two of Carolina's
six hits against Maryland, seems
to be a fixture in the centerfield
berth. He is fast and depend-
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