THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1946
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Whiieheart Shuts Out Fort Bragg, 5-0
Locals Invade
Wolfpack Lair
For Tilt Today
Hurler Gets Three
Hits; Ryan Triples
By Carroll Poplin
Monk Whiteheart, right
handed hurler from Winston
Salem, fanned 17 Fort Bragg
batters and pitched four-hit ball,
as the Tar Heels registered a 5-0
victory over the soldiers on
Emerson Field yesterday after
noon. Whiteheart was not only
superb on the mound by not is
suing any bases on balls, but the
high kicking chunker cracked
out three singles and drove two
runs across the plate. In the
third and fifth innings White
heart mowed down all six bat
ters to face him.
Play State Today
The Hearnmen will travel to
Raleigh this afternoon and will
seek their first win against the
league leading.State Terrors who
have handed the Tar Heels three
straight setbacks. Coach Hearn
will send Lefty Vinny DiLorenzo
to the mound in an attempt to
break the jinx. This will be the
final contest between the two
Big Four clubs. Jim Hayworth
will be behind the plate in the
only line-up change today.
Three errors accounted for
three Carolina runs in the third
inning. Hearn was safe on a
mishap by B. Schmidt. Gregory
was hit by a pitched ball. Colones
was safe on an error by Rooney
and Hearn scored. Frazier
reached first on a bad throw by
shortstop Castigle and Gregory
trotted home. Colones scored on
a long fly by Hackney.
The Tar Heels added another
tally in the fifth frame when Rip
Ryan led off with a long drive
that went for a triple and cross
ed the plate on a long fly into
centerfield by Beason.
Carolina's final run came in
the sixth inning as' the results
of two hits and an error. Ronald
Frazier was safe on Walker's
error Whiteheart lined a single
into right field and Bo Hackney
followed with a base hit to score
Frazier.
AMERICAN
Washington ........ 0 5 2
Cleveland 3 6 1
LP: Haefner; WP: Feller
Second Game (called at end of
8th because of darkness)
Washington .... 9 9 0
Cleveland 4 7 0
LP: Krakauskas; WP: Master
son; HR: Rocco and'Keltner
Philadelphia 1 , 8 2
Detroit 3 5 2
LP: Marchildon; WP: Trucks
New York 4 7 0
Chicago - 2 6 3
LP: Dietrich; WP: Gumperfr
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Duke Takes Second Win
Over Carolina Linksmen
Hope Valley Match Gives Devils 15-12 Win;
Visitors Take Early Lead, Halt UNC Rally
Duke University's golfers jumped into an early lead and then
held off a late rally to nose out Carolina's linksmen, 15-12, at Hope
Valley yesterday afternoon for their second win of the season
over the Tar Heels.
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Box Score:
Fort Bragg AB R H
Bryers, cf 4 0 0
Walker, ss 4 0 0
Jones, 2b 4 0 1
B. Schmidt, lb 4 0 2
Pacotti, If , 4 0 1
Nowell, c .... 4 0 0
L. Schmidt, rf 4 0 0
Castigle, 3b 3 0 0
Rooney, p : 3 00
Totals 34 0 4
Carolina AB R H
Hackney, If 5 0 2
Ryan, ss 4 1 1
Cole, cf 4 0 0
Beason, rf 4 0 1
Hearn, 3b 4 10
Gregory, lb 4 1 1
Colones, 2b 4 1 0
Frazier, c 4 1 0
Whiteheart, p , 4 0 3
Totals 37 5-8
Score by innings:
Ft. Bragg ...... 000 000 0000
UNC ... 030 011 OOx 5
Runs batted in: Whiteheart 2,
Frazier 1, Gregory 1 and Hack
ney 1. Errors: Frazier 2, Ry
an 1. Stolen base: Hackney.
Three-base hits: Ryan. Two
base hits: Jones. Struck out:
by Whiteheart 17, Rooney ,1.
Base on balls: Whiteheart 0,
Rooney 2. Hit by pitcher, by
Rooney (Gregory). Umpires:
Murray an$ Smith.
NATIONAL
St. Louis 1 7
Boston 4 9
LP: Beazley; WP: Sain
Pittsburgh 6 9
16 17
WP: Hatten: LP Strincevich;
HR: Pete Reiser
Did you hear about the little
dog with the wooden leg?
When he went into the .forest
he found more trees than he
could shake a stick at.
Did you hear about the canine
elections in Chapel Hill last
week? "They say.a. record num
ber of dogs went to the polls."
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PICK THEATRE
Last time out uaronna s rxo.
1 foursome swept 8V& of a pos
sible nine points, but the second
and third pairs could make lit
tle headway against the Blue
Devils. Yesterday the second and
third foursomes had the edge
over their rivals, but the Tar
Heels' No. one duo reversed its
luck and wound up SY2-V2 be
hind the eight ball.
Ed Bailey, playing with Gray
don Liles in the No. 1 foursome,
shot a 74 over the soggy course,
but as luck would have it he was
paired with Luke Smith, Duke-
Medical student, who negotiated
the 18 holes in a one-over-pair
71.
Comeback of the day honors
went to lanky Dan Nyimicz, who
staggered through the first nine
holes with a sad 42, three holes
down to the Blue Devil's Aiken.
But he breezed around the back
nine faster than Assault going
down the home stretch in the
Kentucky Derby, picked up four
holes with a par-shattering 34,
and pocketed the match, 2-1.
Bob Cox, better known as a
pass-snaggin', extra point kick
in' end in football, made his de
but on the links today in the No.
6 position, and apparently was
just what the Doctor ordered.
He shot a consistent 'though not
sensational game in whipping
Rankin, 212-V2.
The Tar Heels close out the
1946 season one-up on the 18th
hole at Hope Valley next Fri
day afternoon against Virginia's
Cavaliers. Coach Chuc Erick
son and his boys hope to give the
Virginians a warm reception this
time as -a, token of appreciation
for the hearty welcome they got
from the Cavaliers last week.
The score, incidentally, has been
conveniently misplaced.
The summaries:
Garrett, Duke, defeated Liles,
212-12. Smith, Duke, defeated
Bailey, 3-0. Best ball: Duke 3,
UNC 0.
Ashby, UNC, defeated Davis,
2V2-V2' Nyimiez, UNC, defeated
Aiken, 2-1. Best ball: Duke 2,
UNC 1.
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Track Summary
Trials
440-Yard Dash
First heat Matthews (M) ,
Young (D), Hester (C). Time:
:52.4.
Second heat Neighborgall
(D), Wilson (M), Simons (D).
Time: :52.1.
100-Yard Dash
First heat Hutchinson
(VMI), Maxwell (D), Haigler
(C). Time: :09.8.
Second heat C h e w,n i n g
(VMI), Ausbon (D), Cham
bers (State). Time: 10.3.
120-Yard High Hurdles
First heat Simmons (C),
Heggie (C), Morgan (Clemson).
Time: :15.
Second heat Chambers
(State), Radcliffe (SC), Taylor
(C). Time: :15.7.
880-Yard Run
First heat Simons (D), Bo-
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dine (D), Devlin (M). Time:
2:02.8..
Second h e a t Neighborgall
(D), Burnham (C), Turner
(C). Time: 2:02.
220-Yard Dash
First heat Maxwell (D),
Hutchinson (VMI). Time:
:22.3.
Second heat Matthews (M),
Ausbon (D). Time: :22.7. .
Third heat C h a m b e r s
(State), O'Steen (M). Time:
:22.2.
220-Yard Low Hurdles
First heat Simmons C),
Heggie (C). Time: :25.5.
Second heat Scupine (D),
Taylor (C). Time: :26.
Third heat Radcliffe (SC),
Chambers (State). Time: :25.3.
Shot Put Lizana (W&M),
O'Leary (D), Kurz (M), An
drews (State), Ducko (VMI),
Gardiner (D). Distance : 46 feet
3 1-8 inches.
Javelin Simmons (C), Wen
ning (W&M), Tandy (C), Buck
(SC), Cheek (D), Mills (VMI).
Distance : 169 feet, 8 inches.
Broad Jump Ausbon (D),
Simmons (C), Terrell (C),Car
nes (SQ), Aumen (D), Behling
(GW). Distance: 22 feet, 5 7-8
inches.
Discus O'Leary (D), Hut
chinson (VMI), Lizana (W&M),
Kozay (M), Andrews (State),
Gardiner (D). Distance 137
feet 8 inches.
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Devils Qualify 18 Runners;
Carolina Places 14 in Finals
Simmons Cops Three Firsts, One Second
For Tar Heels; Maxwell Captures Sprint
By Bill Woestendiek
A power-laden Duke University track team will be in the favor
ite's spotlight in the 22nd annual running of the Southern con
ference track and field championships on Fetzer field this after
noon by virtue of qualifying 18 finalists in the trials held yester
day afternoon. The finals in the field events will get under way
at 3:30, with the first track final scheduled for 4 o'clock.
The highly-touted Devilsf
placed four more men than Caro
lina in today's events. The Tar
Heels qualified 14, with Mary
land getting seven places, and
VMI and State six each. South
Carolina, W&M, Clemson, and
George Washington divided the
few remaining positions in a
field of 60.
Strong in Hurdles
Carolina showed strength only
in the hurdles, where Charlotte's
Chunk Simmons won both his
high and low hurdle heats and
Hunter Heggie and D. Taylor
also placed in both events. Sim
mons also took first in the jave
lin throw and second in the broad
jump.
Duke, led by Terry Maxwell
and Roger Neighborgall in the
dashes,. Neighborgall and Bill
Simons in the half-mile, and Jim
O'Leary in the shot and discus,
showed evidence that they have
the men capable of taking .most
of the first places today.
On Simmons' very able should
ers largely rest what slim
chances the host team will have
to defend its conference cham
pionship. Mark Burnham, who
placed in the 880 yesterday and
figures to win the mile this after
noon, is another key figure in
Carolina's hopes.
Ward in High Jumps
Leroy Ward in the high jump
and McLeod and Hickman in the
pole vault are expected to add to
the Tar Heel total, but Duke's
strength in the middle distances
and the large number of men
they have in the field events will
prove a large hurdle to get over,
even for the Blue and White clad
runners, whose greatest strength
lies in the hurdles.
A few of the runners from the
other visiting schools could help
upset the applecart today. Mary
land's Ed Matthews showed well
in winning his heats in both the
220 and 440-yard dashes, while
a pair of VMI Keydets, Chewn
ing and Hutchinson, walked off
with the 100-yard dash heats.
State's Chambers will also bear
watching in the hurdle and the
dash.
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Carrying. Carolina's colors
and hopes over the half-mile
and mile distances in the
Southern conference track
meet on Fetzer field this af
ternoon will be Mark Burn
ham, former Dartmouth miler,
who has captured several vic
tories in the mile for the Tar
Heels this spring.
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