TUESDAY, MAY 7, 1946
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Curt Ramsey Pitches Eight-Hitter to Win;
Locals Travel to Davidson for Game Today
BIG FOUR STANDINGS
Won Lost
State ... ...: 5 1
Duke .... 3 2
Carolina . 13
Wake Forest - 1 4
By Bill Woestendiek
Carolina's inability to hit in the clutches cost the Tar Heels an
other ball game yesterday as NC Stated Big Four leaders marked
up a 4-1 triumph behind the eight-hit hurling of hefty Curt Ram
sey on Emerson field.
Carolina will meet Davidson at Davidson today in a conference
game. ,
The Tar Heels left 10 runners stranded in the course of the con
test as the Wolf pack made their eight hits count for four runs
Box Score
State AB R
Utley, 3b . 5 0
Newborn, 2b 5 1
Edwards, c 4 1
Gardner, rf 3 1
Wilson, cf 4 0
Courts, If 4 1
Stanton, lb . 3 0
Kohler, ss .. 4 0
Ramsey, p 4 0
Totals .... 36 4
Carolina AB R
Hearn, 3b 5 0
Thompson, 2b 4 0
Cleetwood, If 4 0
Cole, cf 4 0
Gregory, lb ..... 4 1
Ryan, ss 4 0
Beason, rf 4 0
Frazier, c 4 .0
Whiteheart, p 3 0
Clayton-a 1 0
Webster-b 1 0
8
0
0
0
0
0
Totals 38
Errors: Thompson,
1
8
Ryan,
Whiteheart, Kohler, U.tley. Runs
batted in : Gardner, Wilson, Ram
sey. Beason. Two-base hit:
Courts. Three-lpase hit: Greg
ory. Stolen base: Utley. Double
nlav: Thompson to Ryan to
Gregory. Struck out: by Ramsey
12, by Whiteheart 7. Bases on
balls: off Ramsey 2, off White-
heart 3. Passed ball : Edwards 2
Umpires: Powell and Murray.
- MAJORS-
AMERICAN
First game: R H
Boston 7 14
St. Louis 5 11
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WP: Ferris; LP: Galehouse.
Second game:
Boston-.,. 5 11 2
St. Louis 4 9 1
WP: Dobson; LP: Ferens.
Chicago 2 11 0
New York 1 8 1
WP: Lee; LP: Bevens.
Washington 7 10 2
Cleveland 4.7 0
WP: Masterson; LP: Gromek.
Detroit j. 3 10 2
Philadelphia 1 ' 6 0
WP: Trucks; LP: Marchildon.
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"aerainst Monk Whiteheart. The
visitors tallied once m each of
the first three innings and scored
again in the fifth.
Carolina's lone score came in
the second frame when John
Gregory drilled a triple into the
left-field corner and came home
on the first of three singles by
Harry Beason.
Opening Score
The State nine opened the
game by scoring one run when
Josh Newborn slashed a single
to right, went to second, while
Whiteheart was throwing out
Jim Edwards, and came home on
PeeWee Gardner's line single to
center.
Bob Courts opened the second
frame for Coach Vic Sorrell's
club by driving a long fiyball
double to center. Whiteheart
bore down to get Stanton and
Kohler on third strikes, but Ram
sey socked a safety over second
to bat in the second run.
State scored again in the third
with two out. After the first two
hitters had been disposed of on
trround balls. Gardner walked,
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went to second on a wild pitch,
and came home on Jim Wilson's
one-baser.-
Fifth Inning
The fifth inning, in which
State scored the final run of the
game, was quite mvoiveu. x
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wards drew a walk to start the
inning and went io second on
Gardner's single off Hearn's
o-lovfi. Wilson was sate at nrst
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on a fielder's choice and when
Ryan had the ball jarred out of
his glove at second, everyone was
safe and Edwards scored.
Wilson was then hit by a bat
ted ball, and when Kyan picKea
im Tia hall and threw to first
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ahead of Courts, the umpires
fli.0f pollprl everybody safe and
then changed the decision, call
ing it a double play.
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The locals kept peeking away
at Ramsey, getting at least one
hit in all but three innings and
eaving at least one man on base
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every inning. iiowever, otau;
215-pound tosser was able to
quell every Tar Heel threat. Bea
son, with three singles, and Greg
ory with a triple and single, led
he Carolina batsmen.
See BASEBALL Page U
NetmenOppose
Soldier Team
In Greensboro
Shoot for 13th Win
In Return Contest
Victory number 13 will be the
object this afternoon as the Blue
and White racquet-wielders
journey to Greensboro to oppose
the ORD sextet in a return con
test. A repeat of their previous 9-0
whitewash nerformance over
the army team would also give
the Tar Heels their httii con
secutive shutout and eisrhth of
the season.
Harold Maass, victorious in
tough, three-set encounter Satur
day against Virginia's ace net-
ter, Harold Burrows, after hav
ing dropped a decision to the
Cavalier in April, will occupy
his usual top position against
the soldiers. Sam Daniels will
hold down the second berth and
Stan Gruner will shoot for his
12th triumph of the campaign
in the third pairing. Jim Nichol
son at number four, Don Skakle,
unbeaten in seven clashes, and
Dick Swigart complete the sing
les starters.
v Change in Doubles
One change will be made in the
doubles lineup, due to the depar
ture of Mel Jordan. The two top
combinations of Maass and Gru
ner, and Nicholson and Skakle
have become fixtures, and Dan
iels and Duke Wilder will form
the third duo.
After today's tilt, three more
matches will remain on the Caro
lina slate. The Tar Heels oppose
Duke May 11, Wake Forest May
14, and State May 15. All three
crews have already been trounc
ed by 9-0 scores.
1st Old Maid: "I just love
soldiers."
2nd Old Maid: "Oh, "you say
that in every war."
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Mural Standings
Mural standings as of Monday,
May 6:
FRATERNITY
League "A" W L
Phi Gam . 8 0
Sigma Chi ......... 6 1
Kap Sig No. 1 6 1
PhiDelt No. 1 . 5 2
St. Anthony 1 4 3
PiKA .. : 3 4
Sigma Nu ! 3 4
Pi Lam 4 5
KA No. 2 .. 3 5
SAE No. 2 ... 2 3
Beta 2 7
League "B" W L
Phi Kap Sig -. 7 ' 0
Zeta Psi 6 1
DKE 5 1
SAE No. 1 4 2
Delta Sig 4 3
KANo. 1 3 3
ATO 3 3
Chi Phi 4 6
Phi Delts No. 2 . 2 4
TEP 1 6
Chi Psi 1 7
Kap Sig No. 2 0
DORMITORY
League "A" W L
Marines 9 0
See MURALS, Page 4
Mural Schedule
Softball
4:00 Field No. 1: Everett vs.
ROTC 2nd Co.; Field No. 2:
PiKA vs. KA No. 2; Field No. 3:
TEP vs. KA No. 1.
5:00 Field No. 1: Chi Psi vs.
Zeta Psi ; Field No. 2: Med School
vs. ROTC 1st Co.; Field No. 3:
Marines vs. Graham No. 1 ; Field
No. 4: Phi Gam vs. St. Anthony;
Field No. 5: Kap Sig No. 1 vs.
Phi Delts No. 1; Field No. 6:
Kap Sig No. 2 vs. SAE No. 1;
Field No. 7 : Whitehead vs. Law
School No. 1 ; Field No. 8: Grads
vs. Alexander.
Tennis
4:00 Kappa Sig vs. SAE.
5:00 DKE vs. Sigma Nu.
Water Polo
4:00 Zeta Psi vs. ATO.
5:00 Sigma Chi vs. Betas.
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Ed Bailey Paces Golf Team
To Easy Win over Davidson
Tar Heel Linksmen Score 17- Triumph;
Junior from Memphis ShootsLow-Score 73
North Carolina's golfers picked up their fourth Southern Con
ference victory and fifth win of the season as they whipped David
son's Wildcats, 1714 to y2 on the Hope Valley course yesterday
afternoon.
For the second straight day
Memphis Ed Bailey ran off with
low-scoring honors, negotiating
the 18 holes in a two-over-par
74. Once again he was long and
straight down the fairways with
his tee shots, but his irons
couldn't keep the pace.
The Wildcats were saved from
complete whitewash when
their No. 1 star, Bill Bryant,
halved the first nine with Gray-
don Liles, the Tar Heel ace, to
tally a half point. The remainder
of Coach Erickson's boys had
things pretty much their own
way as they breezed in with
good scores.
The match, originally sched
uled as a six-man contest, was
comprised of only two foursomes
since the Wildcats were unable
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