WEDNESDAY. APRIL 30, 1947 THE DAILY TAR HEEL Page Three Beacon Fight rrn ar Heels .Deadlock R acquet Team Swamps Williams, 8-1 Netters Capture 16th Win in Row; At Amherst Today (Special to Daily Tar Heel) , Williamstown, Mass., April 29. The touring' Tar Heel tennis team from the University of North Carolina recorded its 16th match in a row here this afternoon, breezing past out classed Williams college by an 8-1 score. Vic, Seisas, the Carolina national ranking star, had easy pickings in the feature match of the day, and only in one doubles skirmish did the going really get tough for the Tar Heel net ters. This No. 2 doubles match went three sets before Williams finally won in the final set 10 games to eight. Seiras, who just yesterday was de feated by Charlie Oliver of Army, was in his regular form as he set Wil liams' Robinson down, 6-2, 6-1. Clark Taylor, the clowning Tar Heel No. 2 contestant, also slipped by his op ponent by a 6-2, 6-1 margin. The undefeated Tar Heel combina tion, which already holds impressive victories over such eastern teams as Colgate, Cornell, Yale and Army, moves to Amherst, Mass., tomorrow for a battle with Amherst college. They play Wesleyan Thursday, Yale Friday and NYU Saturday. The results: Singles: Seixas (C) over Robinson, 5- 2, 6-1; Taylor (C) over Schribner, 6- 2, 6-1; Gruner (C) over Schaaf, 4-6, 6-8, 6-2; Rice (C) over Take mine, 6-2, 6-1; Nicholson (C) over Wright, 6-2, 7-5; Daniels (C) over Piatt, 6-3, 6-3. Doubles: Seixas-Taylor (C) over Schribner-Schaaf, 6-4, 6-3; Robinson Takemine (W) over Kenfield-Rice, 6-4, 6-8, 10-8; Nicholson-Skakle (C) over Spencer-Thurbur, 6-2, 6-3. Flying Cinders! Intramural Track Meet Gets Underway At 4 O'clock Today The mammoth Carolina intramural track meet, which has all ap pearances of the largest in the history of University mural ath letics, will get underway this afternoon at 4 o'clock with five semi finals and two trials slated in addition to the field events. There are aDnroximatplv fiflO pti-t trants in all on the books for the mu ral spring classic, and Assistant Di rector P. A. Lee announced yesterday 4. -00 to 6. -00 Semi-finals in all field events except high jump and pole vault for those who equal or better the announced marks. Eight (8) men to qualify for finals on Thursday, May 1. 4:15 120-yard low hurdles Trials 4:30 60 yard dash Semi-finals 4:45 120 yd low hurdles semi-finals 5:00 100 yard dash semi-finals 5:15 70 yd high hurdles Trials 5:30 300 yard run Semi-finals 5 :45 70 yd high hurdles Semi-finals There will be no semi-finals in the Dormitory Division except in the 60 and 100 yd. dashes. that due to the size of the meet, it would be imperative that all contes tant3 be on hand for their events at the scheduled time. Preliminary time trials were held the last three days of last week. Major League Baseball NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 4, Cincinnati 0. WP Spahn, LP Beggs. Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 2. WP Bahr, LP Raffensburger. Brooklyn 10, 'Chicago 6. WP Hatten, LP Wyse. New York 7, St. Louis 2. WP Kennedy, LP Pollet. AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 3. WP Christopher, LP Black. Detroit 8, Boston 3. WP Trucks, LP Hughson. Other games rained out. HOME RUNS Peck (Indians), Majeski (Athletics), Kiner, Greenberg (Pirates), Furillo (Dodgers), Lowrey (Cubs), Mize i Giants), Kurowski (Cards). Dial F-3371 for newspaper service. Today's Card 102 Low Hurdles: Heat No. 1 Gammon, SAE, Pope, Phi Delt, Lampe, Chi Psi, Barnes, ATO, Peters, Zete, Cheek, Kappa Sig, Hines, Phi Gam, Schottland, Pi Lamb, Nixon, Sigma Chi. Heat No. 2 Sprunt, SAE, CBriant, Phi Delt, Mc Leod, Phi Kap, Hackney, Zete, Fra zier, Beta, Cardon, Kap Sig, Tate, Phi Gam, Eatman, Sig Chi. Heat No. 3 Holder, SAE, Miller, Phi Delt, Smith, Phi Kap, Foster, PiKA, Hill, Beta, Rodman, DKE Nesbit, Phi Gam, Fish er, Sig Chi. Heat No. 4 Rick3, KA, McCutchean, Phi Delt, Magaman, Phi Kap, Henson, PiKA, Boyle, Zeta, Johnson, Kap Sig, Wolif, Sig Na, Lathrop, Phi Gam. Heat No. 5 Bran don, SAE, Ferebee, Chi Psi, Merritt, PiXA, Leggett, Zeta, Norton, DKE, Herrington, Sig Nu, Levey, Pi Lamb, Seaver, Sig Chi. 100-yard Dash (Semi-Finals) : Heat No. 1 Flamish, Sig Chi, Crud up, DKE, Stratford, Phi Gam, Corn, Phi Delt, Veasey, ATO, Gilliam, Kap Sig, Frazier, Beta. Heat No. 2 Stall ing, Kap Sig, Seaman, SAE, Gibbons, DKE, Brassington, Sig Chi, Cubing, Pi Lamb, Lambet, Phi Gam, Amos, Delt Sig. Heat No. 3 Ward, Phi Kap, Wilson, SAE, Thomas, Beta, Hackney, , Zeta. McGee, Sig Chi, Wall, FiKA, . ! r NOW PLAYING PICK THEATRE Take the Long Wool ens Off Your Car Now that spring is really here, it's high time to get your motor checked. DE-WINTERIZE NOW!! We have an efficient crew of mechanics to service your car completely. Ford Goodyear Since 1914 Esso STR0WD MOTOR Phesc 5161 COMPANY McDuffie, Sig Nu. Heat No. 4 Hars ley, Kap Sig, Mosbin, Pi Lamb, Stock ton, Beta, McCutchean, Phi Delt, Jor dan, ATO, Shumante, Phi Kap, Lang ley, Sig Chi, Nesbitt, Phi Gam. 100-yard dash -(dorm semi-finals): Heat No. 1 Rockwell, Hut 24, Webster, Med, Pipkin, Aycock, Rob ertson, BVP, Walker, Med, Barbary, Stacy. Heat No. 2 Kenyon, Alexan der, Mosley, Med, Lloyd, Steele, Bill erbeck, Ind, Baker, Aycock, Green baum, Grads. Heat No. 3 Hannan, Oakwood, Bland, Med, Hicks, Ruffin, Britt, BVP, Zientek, Med, Liss, Alex ander. Heat No. 4 Edmundson, Grads, Stanley, Oakwood, Porter, Manly, Walker, Med, Rabil, BVP, Bowles, Ev erett, Cameron, Alexander. 60-yard dash (semi-finals): Heat No. 1 McDuffie, Sig Nu, Brasington, Sig Chi, Gilliam, Kappa Sig, Wall, PiKA, Stedman, Phi Gam, Amos, Delta Sig, Stratford, PhiGam. Heat No. 2 Flamish, Sig Chi, Nes bitt, Phi Gam, Ellis, Phi Delt, Derre bee, Chi Psi, Ward, Phi Kap, Frazier, Beta, McCutchean, Phi Delt. Heat No. 3 Jordan, ATO, Stockton, Beta, Hal sley, Kap Sig, Underwood, PiKA, Par ker, Phi Gam, Thomas, Beta, Rones, Pi Lamb. 60-yard dash (dorm semi-finals): Heat No. 1 Britt, BVP, Green baum, Grads, Hicks, Ruffin, Bland, Med, Baker,- Aycock, Cameron, Alex ander, Stanley, Oakwood, Walters, Med. Heat No. 2 Edmundson, Grads, Webster, Meds, Robertson, BVP, Brown, Alexander, Scheinman, Oak- wood, Cherry, Ind, Zientek, Med. Heat No. 3 Rockwell, Hut 24, Cannon, Oakwood, Pipkin, Aycock, Porter, Manly, Walker, Med, Moyer, Grads, Rabil, BVP, Mosley, Med. 70-yard high hurdles (trials) : Heat No. 1 Gammon, SAE, Ricks, KA, OUriant, Phi Delt,' Foster, PiKA, Waters, Zeta, Hill, Beta, Tate, Phi Gam, White, Sig Chi. Heat No. 2 Sprunt, SAE, Pope, Phi Delt, McLeod, Phi Kap, Boyle, Zete, Frazier, Beta, Cheek, Kappa Sig, Lathrup, Phi Gam, Eatman, Sig Chi. Heat No. 3 Holder, SAE, Miller, Phi Delt, Smith, Phi Kap, MacEIroy, Zete, Cordon, Kappa Sig, Norton, DKE, Hammer, Phi Gam, Fisher, Sig Chi. Heat No. 4 Bran don, SAE, McCutchean, Phi Delt, Hen- sen, PiKA, Barnes, ATO, VanNoppen, Zete, Johnson, Kappa Sig, Woodbury, Phi Gam. 300-yard run (semi-finals): Heat No. 1 Wilson, SAE, Smith, KA, Wood, Phi Delt, Amos, Delt Sig, Clapp, PiKA, Jacokson, Tep, Ruffin, Zete, Williamson, Beta, Robertson, Sig Nu, Stratford, Phi Gam, Mc Knight, Sig Chi. Heat No. 2 Tenney, SAE, Fishel, KA, Corn, Phi Delt, Dob bins, Delt Sig, Kenyon, PiKA, Boak, ATO, MacEIroy, Zete, Perry, Kappa Sig, Harrington, Sig Nu, Hicks, Phi, Gam, Doggett, Sig Chi. Heat No. 3 Erwin, SAE, Herty, KA,' Williams, Phi Delt, Jennings, Chi Psi, Pegen, PiKA, Veasey, ATO, Thorne, Zete, Rose, Kappa Sig, Eatman, Sig Nu, Witchard, Phi Gam, Seaver, Sig Chi, Moscow, Pi Lamb. Heat No. 1 Carr, SAE, Smallwood, KA, Tremble, Phi Delt, Ferebee, Chi Psi, Smith, PiKA, Milligan, Zete, Powell, Beta, Des champs, Kappa Sig, Williams, Sig Nu, Witchard, Phi Gam, Bolch, Sig Chi. Milne Breaks Two Mile Mark New Time Fastest Ever Run in South By Morty Schaap Back in 1928 one John Henderson of the University of North Caro lina set a record in the two mile that remained on the hooks for a long time. In fact, until last Saturday when at the Penn Relays Jack Milne, sophomore here, cracked the old mark by almost 18 seconds. Henderson's time for the two mile was 9:38, while Milne fiinished sec ond to Curt Stone of Penn State in 9:20.5. Stone was clocked in 9:19.4. It is believed that Milne's mark was the fastest time turned in by a collegiate in the history of southern track. It bettered the conference mark by Tommy Fields of 9:36 and also the indoor mark of Lumpkin of Richmond set in 1937. On Saturday at the Relays before 43,000 screaming fans, the Carolina 480-yard shuttle hurdle team finished in a dead heat with Virginia in the trials and then went on to the finals where Indiana nipped them by an inch at the tape. The race was close all the way with never more than a foot separating the runners. , Dick Taylor turned in the two fin est legs on the relay team, and much can be expected from this quartet in time to come. Chunk Simmons took a close third in the individual 120-Invitation high hurdles and also anchored the blue and white relay team. Jack Moody took a sixth place in the high jump with a leap that tied his University mark of 6 feet 3 inches. Five men tied for first with leaps of 6 feet 4 inches. Bob Seligman completed the Tar Heel entrants with a fourth in the dis cus, only five inches out of third and a foot out of second. Basketball Clinic To Be Ended Tonight The final Carolina basketball clinic will be held tonight at 7:30 and brief spring drills for about 20 Tar Heel 1947-48 cage candidates will begin Monday afternoon, Coach Tom Scott of the White Phantoms announced last night. Contest Halted By Darkness At End Of 10 Wild Innings Beason's Blow Knots Count For Carolina In Eighth; Game May Be Replayed Later By Irwin Smallwood They settled exactly nothing in Emerson stadium yesterday afternoon, nothing- that is in the Big Four baseball race, for the Tar Heels of Carolina and the Deamon Deacons of Wake Forest fought it out nip and tuck for 10 wild innings before their Sou thern conference contest was called because of darkness with the scoreboard indicating a 9-9 deadlock. There was no decision made as to ! Tournament Deadline All entry blanks for the intramural tennis and horseshoe tournaments must be turned in by this afternoon, Assistant Mural Director P. A. Lee announced last night. whether the game would be replayed or not, but Carolina Coach Walter Rabb indicated that the encounter would be played at a later date if it became evident that it would have any effect on the final Big Four stand mgs. The tie ball game left Carolina with a 2-1 record in Big Four competition and Wake Forest with a 1-4 mark. THe Tar Heels are idle the rest of this week until Saturday when the Duke Blue Devils make their second in vasion of Chapel Hill of the season. The Carolina-Duke series is knotted at 1-all. Lefty Vinnie DiLorenzo and Monk Whiteheart shared the pitching duty for the Carolina nine, and White heart's steady hurling in the last two frames saved the day for the Tar Heels after Centerfielder Harry Bea son had sent the, tying runs in with a Texas league double to left in the bottom of the eighth. At the end of four innings of play, Carolina rested comfortably with a 4-0 lead, but the Deacons exploded for two tallies in the fifth, three in the sixth and three in the seventh to go into the lead, 8-7 at that point. The Tar Heels had scored three times themselves in the sixth to match the torrid scoring pace set by the slug ging Baptists. Wake Forest put together a single, a double and an error to make their margin 9-7 as the Tar Heels came to bat in the eighth, but Beason's time ly two-base blow with Bo Hackney and John Gregory on base evened the score. Both teams went three up and three down in the ninth and 10th cantos. Jack Hussey led the Tar Heels in runs batted in, his triple with two on in the third accounting for two pf them. Jim Hamilton also registered a triple for Carolina with one on in the second. Five bobbles afield on the part of each team added to the looseness of the ball game, and Coach Rabb of the Tar Heels used a total of 16 men in the fray. Rain held up operations for 12 minutes in the sixth frame. BOX SCORE Wake Forest AB R HPoAE Teague, 2b 5 115 4 0 Hooks, ss 5 10 15 1 Edwards, lb 5 0 1 12 1 0 Cochran, cf 5 2 0 0 0 0 Whitener, If 4 3 3 0 0 1 Lougee, 3b .! 4 2 2 1 3 2 Livick, rf 5 0 2 3 0 0 Batchelor, c ...... 5 0 1 8 0 0 Bauer, p . 1 0 0 0 1 0 Leigh, p . 1 0 0 0 0 1 Bell, p 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mustin, p 2 0 1 0 0 0 Totals - 42 9 Carolina . AB R Branch, ss, 2b 6 0 Hackney, 2b, rf 4 2 Johnson, lb 2 1 Gregory, lb 1 1 Hussey, rf, If ...... 4 0 Cheek, cf 2 0 Beason, cf 3 0 Clayton, If 1 2 Kelly, If - 1 0 aDiChiara, 2b 1 1 bJones 1 0 Ryan, ss 0 0 Hamilton, 3b 4 1 Hardee, c 4 1 DiLorenzo, p 2 0 Whiteheart, p -.. 3 0 11 30 14 5 H Po A E 0 3 5 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 5 8 7 1 0 2 i o l o o o 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Roy Cole and His Orchestra PHONE 8477 Best College . Orchestra in the South Totals 39 9 7 30 12 -5 a Ran for" Kelly in 6th. b Batted for DiChiara in 8th. (Called at end of 10th inning by dark ness.) Wake Forest 000 023 310 09 Carolina 012 103 020 09 Summary: Runs batted in: Hamil ton, Hussey 3, DiLorenzo, Hackney, Gregory, Batchelor, Lougee 2, Livick 2, Leigh, Cochran, Beason 2. Two-base hits: Teague, Beason. Three-base hits: Hamilton, Hussey. Stolen bases: Whit ener. Sacrifices: Leigh, Johnson, Ham ilton. Double plays: Hackney to Branch to Johnson. PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED GLASSES REPAIRED o Durham Optical Co. 215 W. Main St Phone F-2141 Durham At Carolina "BOOKIE JABINE smokes CHESTERFIELDS He says, "I used to smoke anything that burns until I tried a Chesterfield. Now they're tops with me." A nation-wide survey shows that Chesterfields are TOPS with College Students frm coasUto-coasU : ".V " 7 and REPUBLIC GUEST STARS ROY, ROGERS and TRIGGER BO 3 NOLAN and THE SONS cf the PIONEERS Ed 8 ALBERT Constance MOORE - Joan EDWARDS .a mi wwau . wnnny HFRM&ti LAMB GOODWIN FRAWLEY AND HIS ORCHESTRA Screw Play by Mary loos Original Story Ij Parkt levy Sengs bv jnariMSSirand BASSiD jua&sta. 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