FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1946
THE DAILY TAB
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Varsity Nine Plays at Wake Forest;
Jay vees . Meet Baby Devils
Tar Heels Seek
H
ere Today
To Avenge Defeat
Over Deacon Team
DiLorenzo to Pitch
Against Deacon Club
By Bill Woestendiek
Coach Bunn Hearn will send
southpaw Vin DiLorenzo to the
mound at Wake Forest this after
noon in an attempt to snap the
Big Four slump into which the
locals have fallen.
A victory for the Tar Heels
would enable them to climb out
of the bottom spot into third
place over the Deacons. Caroli
na has one win and four losses
in the loop while the home team
today has two triumphs and four
defeats.
Deacons Won Previously
Wake Forest scored a 5-1 tri
umph over the Tar Heels in a pre
vious encounter at Chapel Hill,
when the Hearnmen gave very
poor support to pitcher Hamp
Coleman. Wednesday afternoon
the Deacons continued on their
newly-found winning ways by
chalking up a 4-2 win over Duke.
DiLorenzo received credit for
a victory over Davidson earlier
this week in a three-inning relief
stint. The freshman from Ber
genfield, N. J. also pitched two
innings against State Wednes
day, giving up two hits and no
runs. Jjm Hayworfh is expected
to do the catching for Carolina.
The Tar Heels' play has been
ragged in recent games and their
hitting is still missing, with the
exception of right-fielder Harry
Beason, who has hit two homers
in the last two games. Harry
also socked a triple against the
Wolfpack Wednesday.
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Set for Meet
With Devils
Carolina's track squad is work
ing out today in final prepara
tion for the headline meet of the
track season, which will be run
against the Duke cindermen to
morrow at Durham.
The Duke runners stand as
favorites in the meet tomorrow,
but the comparative scores are
usually tossed out of the window
when the Tar Heels and Blue
Devils meet in their annual track
series.
Carolina is banking its hopes
on several leading men to help
turn the tide against the Dukes.
Pacing these is Floyd "Chuck"
Simmons, veteran from Char
lotte, who has piled up 40 points
in three meets to hold the lead in
individual scoring. Simmons
speciality is in the high and low
hurdle events.
Henry Gifford, of Globe, Ariz.,
is in second place in the scoring
with three first places in the ja
velin throw, a second place in
the discus, and a third in the shot
put.
Other high men in Qarqlina
scoring for the season include
Laddie Terrell, pf Raleigh, in the
dashes, Mark Burnham of shel
burn, Mass., in the mile run, and
Ted IJaigler, of Sanford, in the
dashes.
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na lineup wjll be much the same
as in the past. John Gregory, who
comes up with repeated fielding
gems in every contest around the
initial sack, Johnny Colones,
"Rip" Ryan and either John
Hearn or Bob Warren will make
up the infield.
Beason Fixture
Beason is a fixture in right as
is Cole in center. Cleet Cleet
wood, who has fallen off greatly
in his hitting is the probable
starter in leftfield, although it
is not unlikely that Tom Clay
ton might get the nod.
The Tar Heels travel to Duke
tomorrow for the second game
of their annual series. The De
vils are the only team that Coach
Hearn's outfit has beaten in Big
Four play this spring.
LETTERS
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one who had the rank audacity to
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and a farce." How does he de
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which I doubt, it is worth being
submitted to the campus in a
fair and honest election, which
we did not have.
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Couch or Royster
Tp Face Blue Imps
By Jim Pharr
With the score in games tied
at one-all, the Tar Heel junior
varsity nine will meet the Duke
Blue Imps on Emerson field this
afternoon at 4 p. m. to play off
the deadlock.
Coach Henry House will send
either L. C. Couch or Royster to
the mound to oppose the Blue
Imp batters today. Sid Varney
has been named as the starting
backstop for today's game.
The jayvee infield today will
include Norm Galinkin at first,
Bill Walker at second, Junior
Hayes at short, and Buster Ste
venson at third, lne outneld
will include Emmett Cheek in
left, Ott Evans in center, and
Bill Webster in right.
The Tar Babies opened their
four game series with the Baby
Dukes on April 24, when a ninth
inning rally by the Imps gave
theDuke men a 6-5 heartbreaker
over the Tar Heel jayvees. Car
olina avenged the earlier defeat
Wednesday, when they pounded
two Blue Imp hurlers to turn
out a 9-2 victory over the Dukes.
The game today will be the
ninth start of the season for the
Tar Babies. The jayvee record
stands at three victories against
five setbacks, including three
losses to professional teams.
Chi O Desert Party
The Chi O's entertained the
Phi Gams with a desert party
last night from 7 p. m. until 9
p. m.
PhiDeltsWin
In Mural Play
The Phi Dejts team No.l de
feated the St. Anthonys 15-8
yesterday afternoon in intra
mural softball, upholding their
second place ip A league. Kappa
gig team No. 2 was defeated by
gA team No. 1, 14-4 fa a slug
fest for the KA's. The Sigma
Chis had eight runs to, the Pi
Lambda Phis three. Kappa Sig
team No. 1 pommelled KA team
No. 2, 20-2. Old Bast Jeat the
Med School, 17-5, while White
head massacred Alexander 11-3.
In a close game the ATO's out
ran tne JJeKes o-d. ipe da.
team No. 2 nosed the Sigma Nus
out for an SAE 8-5 victory. In
the last game of the day the Chi
Phis had 13 runs to the TEP's
nine.
The St. Anthonys out splash
ed the SAE's 15-10 in another St
A water polo victory for the only
water polo game of the after
noon. In tennis the Phi Gams had
close games with the Pikas bare
ly defeating them 3-2. The Phi
Delts out played Betas 4-1.
Mural Schedule
Softball
Friday: 4:00 Field No. 1:
Phi Delt No. 1 vs. Sigma Nu;
Field No. 2: Phi Gam vs. Betas;
Field No. 3: St. Anthony vs. Pi
Lambda Phi; Field No. 4: Chi
Psi vs. Phi Delt No. 2; Field No.
8: Whitehead vs. Alexander.
5:00 Field No. 1: PiKA vs.
Sigma Chi; Field No. 2: Med
School vs. Lewis; Field No. 3:
DKE vs. SAE No. 1; Field No.
4 : ATO vs. Zeta Psi ; Field No. 5 :
KA No. 2 vs. SAE No. 2; Field
No. 6: Delta Sig vs. KA No. 1;
Field No. 7: TEP vs. Phi Kap
Sig.
; Tennis
4:00 Old East vs. Marines.
5:00 Med School vs. White
head, i
Buke Golfers Down
Local Links Team
Tar Heels Defeated In First Meeting of Squads
North Carolina's golfers got off to a good start yesterday after
noon, but couldn't hold the pace and Duke's Blue Devils handed
them their first Southern Conference loss of the season, 16 1-2 to
10 1-2 on the Hope Valley links.
Brightest scene in an other-f
wise dark picture for the Tar
Heels came in the feature match
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when Graydon Liles scorched the
course with a brilliant one-un-der-par
69 as he beat Frank
Garrett, the Duke ace, 3-0. Care
lessness kept Liles from turn
ing in a really great card as he
missed one easy two-foot put,
and had three three-put greens.
Ed Ashby, playing with Liles
in the no. 1 foursome, also turn
ed in a good card to trim L.
Smith, 2 1-2 to 1-2, and to
gether they took the best ball,
3-0, to give the Tar Heels an
8 1-2 to 1-2 lead.
But here progress came to a
screeching halt. Davis, of Duke,
stroked his way to a 3-0 win
over Bailey, and Aiken defeated
Nyimicz, 2 1-2 to 1-2. This was
the signal that school was out.
This morning Coach Chuck
Erickson and the squad of six
men left for Charlottesville, Va.,
where they meet the Virginia
Cavaliers Saturday. Paul Nold
eplaces William Wood at No. 6.
Liles, UNC, defeated Garrett,
3-0. Ashby, UNC, defeated
Smith, 2 1-2 to 1-2. Best ball:
UNC 3, Duke 0.
Davis, Duke, defeated Bailey,
3-0. Aiken, Duke, defeated Nyi
micz, 2 1-2 to 1-2. Best ball:
Duke 3, UNC 0.
Doig, Duke, defeated Keiger,
3-0. Wood, UNC, and Rankin
split, 1 1-2 to 1 1-2. Best ball:
Duke 3, Carolina 0.
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Honoring the Heroic Dead of American
Wars
We dedicate a tribute today to all those brave men who
have struggled and fought and died so that Liberty will
survive. The men who have carried the flag of freedom
. . . passing it on with gentle hands and brave hearts . . .
that it might never fall ! "Our fathers, 'tis of thee" we
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