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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1946
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Nine Seeks Second Victory Over Fort. Bragg Today
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With Impressive Record
Score 15 Victories Against One Loss;
Gruner Wins 14 Contests to Lead Way
By Bob Goldwater
With the cancellation of yesterday's Carolina-Wake Forest ten
nis clash, the Tar Heels completed their 1946 campaign with an
impressive record of 15 victories .against one lone setback.
A look at the record also shows that nine of the Carolina tri
umphs were scored via the shutout route, while five of the wins
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Captain and number one
player on this year's net team,
Harold Maass completed his
college career by registering
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were in Southern Conference
competition. Only two opposing
teams were able to register more
than two wins in any one match,
Navy losing by a 5-4 margin and
William & Mary scoring the one
decision over Carolina by a 7-2
count. '
Heading the Tar Heel victory
parade for the season is Stan
Gruner, who occupied the num
ber three position. Gruner
marked up 14 wins in 15 en
counters while his doubles part
ner and the team's top ranking
ace, Harold Maass, scored 12
triumphs in 15 outings to place
second. Playing from the num
ber four berth, Jim Nicholson
registered 11 wins and two de
feats, one of the latter coming
by default when he injured his
ankle. Sam Daniels, number two
for most of the season, also
scored 11 triumphs but was
charged with one additional loss.
Two Undefeated Players
Two members of the team
went through the campaign
without dropping a match. Don
Skakle maintained his unbeaten
streak through 10 clashes while
Ed Dameron went undefeated in
eight encounters. Mel Jordan
captured nine decisions while,
dropping two before leaving!
school early this month and
Dick Swigart was victorious in
seven of nine contests.
Maass and Gruner were the
leading doubles combination,
racking up 10 wins in 11 tilts.
Nicholson and Skakle scored
eight triumphs in nine matches
and doubles specialist Duke
Wilder participated in 10 doubles
victories against two defeats
while teaming with five diff erent
partners. -
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Three members oi tne nme-
man outfit that saw action dur
ing me campaign have played in
their last match for Carolina.
Maass, Jordan, and Dameron
have all used up their years of
eligibility, while the remaining
six will probably report to Coach
Kenfield next season.
Manager of this year's team
was Don Paley, who also man
aged the 1944 crew. His assist
ant was Bill Stubbs.
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Top Tar Heels
In Percentage
Unofficial Averages
Place Pair at .301
Charlie Cole, ex-Wake Forest
outfielder from Carthage, and
John Gregory, versatile first
baseman, are deadlocked in bat
ting averages at .301 tq.lead the
light-hitting Carolina team in
the season's first 24 games.
Hamp Coleman is pacing the
mound staff with five wins and
three losses. In second place for
the Tar Heels is Monk White-
heart, with four victories and
four defeats.
The unofficial team averages
for the season through May 21
include the following :
Pitching Records
W. L. Pet.
Coleman 5 3 .625
Whiteheart 4 4 .500
DiLorenzo 2 2 .500
McElrath 1 1 .500
Webb 0 1 .000
Newell 0 1 .000
Totals 12 12 .500
Batting Averages
(More than 25 times at bat)
AB H Pet.
Cole', cf 73 22 .301
Gregory, lb 83 25 .301
Colones, 2b 38 10 .263
Beason, cf 77 20 .260
Frazier, c 32 8 .250
Hearn, 3b 53 13 .245
Clayton, rf 35 9 .237
Hackney, ss 60. 14 .233
Cleetwood, cf ... 56 12 .212
Warren, 3b 38 8 .210
Hay worth, c 64 13- .203
Thompson, 2b ... 61 10 .163
Ryan, ss 51 8 .157
Dekes Win in Water
All intramural softball and
tennis contests were rained out
yesterday. In the only mural
tilt of the afternoon DKE de
feated ATO in water polo by 'a
6-3 count.
"Where are you going, my
pretty maid?
"Why do you pass me by?"
"I'm on my way to the gym
nathtic school,"
. She lisped as she heaved a
thigh.
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AgainstSoldiers in ClashHere
By Bill Woestendiek
Fort Bragg, shutout victim of Carolina in a previous contest in
Emerson stadium this spring, will send another team to play the
Tar Heels on the local diamond this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Tar Heels were sidetracked again Monday af tenioon when
the Deacons from Wake Forest stopped the Hearnmen's three
game winning streak behind the four-hit pitching of Jake Pierce.
Vin DiLorenzo, freshman southpaw from Bergenfield, N. J., is
a possible pitcning cnoice today,
staff has been disrupted by the
titanic 18-inning struggle with
State Saturday and Monday's
game that saw Carolina use
three pitchers.
Pitched 12 Innings
DiLorenzo pitched 12 gruel
ling innings against the Wolf
pack in Saturday's protested Tar
Heel win before beiner relieved
by Hamp Coleman, the eventual
winning hurler. Coleman pitched
five innings then and came back
to hurl a couple against Wake
Forest Monday.
Whiteheart, who shut out the
soldiers with four hits while
striking out 17 in the previous
meeting between the two clubs,
was batted out of the box by
Wake Forest in the third in
ning Monday. John McElrath,
another possible starter, finished
up the Wake game.
State College, at present in
front of the Big Four race by
one game over Duke, has filed a
protest over losing the marathon
battle to the Tar Heels last Sat
urday. The situation arose in
Mural Schedule ,
- Softball
4:00 Field No. 3: PiKA vs.
Sigma Nu; Field No. 4: ATO vs.
Phi Delt No. 2.
5:00 Field No. 1: DKE vs.
Phi Kap Sig; Field No. 2 St.
Anthony, vs. SAE No. 2; Ma
rines vs. Grads.
Tennis
4:00 Betas vs. Phi Kap Sig.
5:00 DKE vs. ATO.
Track
Those wishing to enter the
dash or field events in the in
tramural track meet must
run their qualifying heats any
afternoon this week between
4:00 and 6:00.
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the eighth inning when Jim
Doaks, State pinch-hitter went
up to bat without telling the um
pire. After he had taken one ball
the umpire called him out. Coach
Vic Sorrell immediately an
nounced that State was playing
under protest.
Revert to Eighth
If the protest should be al
lowed, the game would revert
to the eighth inning with Caro
lina leading 3-2, one State man
out, and one on first base.
Carolina hitting and fielding
has shown a great deal of im
provement over the past week,
although the hitters were calmed
down again by Pierce's hurling
Monday.
The Tar Heel lineup this
afternoon will be the same as
usual with John Gregory, John
Colones, "Rip" Ryan, and John
Hearn in the infield and Harry
Beason, Charlie Cole, and Bo
Hackney in left.
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