VTDIIFSDAY. MAY 10, 10
THE DAILY TAR IIEEI,
tage nmn
Strictly Ad Lib
By Zone Robbins
Baseballers
Top Races In Store
f?ay To
State,
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FOLLOWING THE SURPRISING showing of two top Ken
tucky Derby candidates, Your Host and Middleground, the Preak-rii-ss
and Belmont promise plenty of fireworks in the near future.
Your Host, after being established as the favorite before going
to the post at Churchill Downs last week, took, an early lead,
then faded fast after the onrushing Middleground edged past her
at the one-mile mark.
Practically hobbling the last one-quarter mile, the favorite
finally managed to finish a poor ninth in the 15-horse field.
Middleground, the chesnut colt trained by old timer" Max
Hirsch of Texas fabulous King Ranch, was, on the other hand, a
pleasant surprise in the 7Gth Run for the Roses. Conceded a
slight chance of upsettling the dopesheets prior to the race, but
lightly regarded as the tape-buster, the Texas beauty romped
1'ome in near-record time, missing the 2:01.4 mark set by the
immortal Whirlaway in 1941 by a mere one-fifth of a second.
With 13-year-old Willie Boland up, the high-stepping colt
traced the hoofprints of its sire, Bold Venture, in slightly fas'ter
time in galloping home to grab the $92,650 purse. Bold Venture
was the 1938 Derby dandy that, also came from out of nowhere
to win the Louisville laurels going away.
Jockey Boland's win marked the second time that an appren
tice has ever brought homeihe Derby winner. Like Middleground,
Boland is also a Texan, calling Corpus Christie home.
Now it remains to be seen if the surprising King Ranch beauty
can outhoof Your Host, Mill Prince, the Derby runner-up, Mr.
Trouble, Oil Capitol, r.nd other top three-year olds in the Bel
mont and Preaknoss to capture racing's famed Triple Crown.
Most experts will tell you that it can't be done, but don't let
those Texans hear it.
Basketball Team Impressive
ALTHOUGH THEY BARELY squeaked by Dook's Groatless
Blue Devils in Saturday's spring practice windup, Coach Tom
Scott's White Phantoms looked very impressive on the court.
Hugo Kapplcr, after being hobbled by a leg injury all last' season,
st ems to have regained some of the formthat brought him All
Southern honors in his first year here as a sophomore in 1948-49.
Veterans Howard Deasy and Charlie Thorne also looked good
along with Freshmen Jack Wallace, Bud Maddi Vince Grimaldi,
und Ernie Schwarz, whom Scott is banking heavily upon while
mapping pksns for next year's rough slate.
The 1950-51 schedule will, by the way, see the Tar Heels back
in New York's Madison Square Garden. Foremost of the big
ri.mc teams on the Carolina card will be NYU, Xavier, Cincin
nati, and Temple University. CAA officials are still haggling
with Kentucky's indominitable Aclolph Rupp in an effort to bring
the Blue Grass basketballers to Woollen Gym for a game. N. C.
State's Ranzino-led Wolfpack and West Virginia's Hilltoppers
top the list of nine home games on the 22-game schedule. The
Phantoms will, of course, take part in Everett Case's Dixie Tourn
ament, Dec. 23-30, again this year.
Congratulations are in order to The team for its excellent choice
in naming co-captains for the coming season. The Tar Heels
tould pick no better leaders than Hugo Kappler and Charlie
Thorn?, a couple of old standbys who really deserve the honor,
r.nd who will, doubtlessly, prove capable field chiefs for the team
we are picking as the conference darkhorse.
Orchids To Murals, Jamerson
WHILE IN THE MOOD for passing out orchids, let's not forget
the Intramural Department and men like Walter Rabb, Dave Bur
ncy, and Bon Perry who have turned in exceptional work all
year in running the IM show, which is of major importance to
most oi us part-time athletes who like to go down once or twice
s week for a workout and to help push our fraternity or dorm to
the top or the mural standings.
Also in line for a pat on the back is Swimming Coach Dick
Jamerson who has made arrangements for the early opening of
Kessing Pool, the outdoor "swimmin' liole" that is usually filled
with leaves and other forms of refuse until the summer term
rolls arourtd. Coach Jamerson pointed out recently that, "We
are opening ihe pool at 3:30 daily now, but will be glad to open
sooner if we can make arrangements for lifeguards earlier in
the day."
Big Seventh
Brings Win
To Tar Heels
by Lew Chapman
Although Carolina's baseballers
havent been overly successful
in the Big Four and Southern
Conference races this year, the
Tar Heels were pure trouble to
State yesterday in Emerson
Stsidium as they nipped the Wolf-
pack in a tight game, 6-5.
The Hearnmen played the role
of "spoiler" on two accounts in
winning. Besides dealing a se-
vprp inlt in tVi Wnlfnartr ncnirn-
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tions for the crowns of both wnierence tourney num.
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Netters Beat 'Pack, 8-1
CloseWithW&M Today
Special to The Daily Tar Heel
RALEIGH, May 9 North Carolina's top-ranking netters once
2gain reigfied supreme over the ,raequeteers of State College here
this afternoon as the Tar Heels moved one notch closer to an another
"bonanza" year with a crushing 8-1 triumph.
The victory was the 20th of
the campaign for the disciples of
veteran coach John Kenf ield as !
against only a pair of defeats in
dual competition. The only re
maining contest slated for the
Tar Heels-' before the Southern
State's Ervin Page's hopes for a
no-hitter with two vital hits and
four big runs in the seventh that
meant the ball game.
Dean Cassell was the winner
for the locals as he completed
his circuit around the Big Four.
The right-handed ace also holds
decisions over Duke and Wake
Forest.!
Page had been going great guns
for six innings in blanking the
Tar Heels in the hit colunm al
though the locals did tally single
runs in the first and third can
tos, both times on walks and er
rors. By virtue of a three run se
cond inning off Cassell, the 'Pack
held a 3-2 margin going into the
seventh when the pent-up storm
broke. Before the Tar Heels
trotted again out to the field, they
had banged three hits for four
runs, knocked Page from the
mound and held a 6-3 lead.
Joe Proctor started the Tar
Heels rally "with a walk. Joe
Brcokshire reached base on an in
field hit, which broke the no-hit
tension, and then everybody was
safe when Page loafed on Cas
sell's attempted sacrifice.
with a strong W&M
match
team.
Frosh Tennis
Team Meets
Elon Today
Yearling Nine
Defeats State
Frehhmen,7-4
Once again the Tar Heel top
man paved the way to a run
away decision as Tar Heel ace
Clark, Taylor, Heath Alexander,
Don Skakle and Jim Winstead,
all seasoned netmen, all came
through with wins.
State's only point came when
Bill Jones defeated the Tar Heel's
Bob Kerdasha in the sixth singles vhigh school team.
was all Carolina
and doubles.
The summary:
Carolina's freshman . tennis
team will meet Elon's varsity net
men at the Elon courts today at
one o'clock. The Christians will
present formidable opposition for
the Tar Babies who have a 6-4
record with their latest game,
a 7-2" loss to Charlotte's Central
High, a prospective state champ
J3y Ken Barton
RaleigJb, May 9 The Caro
lina fres&men went ahead in the
win-loss i coiumn, five games to
four witii a 7-1 victory over the
State fi'shmen at Raleigh to
day in a ;game which saw the lead
change three times in the first
three innings.
Joe P;zdan wrent the way for
the second time this season strik
ing cut seven and giving up but
seven hits.
The far Babies grabbed an
early lead when Bob Henning
opened the game with a triple
and scored on the right fielder's
over throw of third base. State
came back on two singles and a
walk to go ahead, 2-1. A home
run by Dan Horbelt added one
more in the' second.
Carolina bounced back in the
(See YEARLING, page 4)
Golfers Bow To Duke
In Final Meet 20-7
By Biff Roberts
The Devils took it at Hope
Valley yesterday afternoon as
Duke added another year to its
string of golf victories over Car
olina by trouncing the Tar Heels,
20-7.
Not one Carolina player could
hit below 74, with Harvie Ward,
Roy McKenzie, Stubb Sapp, and
Frank Eckert all knotting at
that count. Lew McLennan was
the only par buster for the day
las he led the Blue Devils out of
the number one position with a
69. . "' '
The match practically went out
the window when the first four
some came in with Duke taking
8 ,1-2 points to Carolina's 1-2.
give him a 3-0 victory over Ward,
who, contrary to his usual prac
tace, didn't make a birdie all
day.
McKenzie salvaged the lone
half point by shooting a 74. Baily
Glenn shot a 71 for the Duke
sters, however, to give t!Te other
McLennan's C9 was enough to
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in' the singles
Rained out of their first en
counter with Elon on May 3,- the
freshmen will play today and then
have a return match here Friday
Clark Taylor (NC) defeated 11 with Elon, finishing out the sea-
Lacrosse Squad Will Battle
At Charlottesville Today
Caldwell Ragan, 6-2, 6-1.
Heath Alexander (NC) defeat
ed Leon Skeen, 6-2, 7-5.
Don Skakle (NC) defeated Tom
Osborne, 6-3, 6-0.
Jim Winstead (NC) defeated
Bill Burns, 6-4, 6-1.
Bob Luxemberg (NC) defeat
ed Ed Hall, 6-4, 6-1.
Bill Jones (S) defeated Bob
Kerdasha, 6-3, 6-3.
Alexander-Skakle (NC) de
feated Ragan-Skeen, 6-0, 3-6, 6-2.
Winstead - Luxenberg (NC), de
feated Hall-Osborne, 6-4, 6-1.
Lou August - Hugh Bowman
Charlie
son.
Elon's Bill Winstead, North
State singles champ, will be the
no. 1 singles man for the Christ
ians. Bill is the brother of Jim
Winstead, Carolina varsity tennis
player. For Carolina,
Ruffled, Page walked pinch-
hitter Tom Stevens to force overi (NC) defeated Burns
tne lying run and then Jim Bal-j,T c o a c e h
i.v Morris, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2
scores sent the State hurler to
the bench. Reliefer Jim Lail came
in and was promptly greeted with
a run-producing single by Char
ley Overman before the fire was
put out.
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Charlottesville, Va., May 9
The Carolina lacross team arrived
here this afternoon where th2y
will meet a strong University of
Virginia stick team tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Cavalier squad, boasting
the presence of two All-America
players, will be favored to de
feat the Tar Heels although th j
Coach Darden has his attack
well geared for the game and
could possibly come up with an
upset. The Tar Heels lost to the
Virginia team last year 12-1.
Pacing the Tar Heel attack will
be Jess Greenbaum and Hal Tay
lor with seven goals each while
George Levine and Johnny
iMurchison have registered, five
N.C. STATE AB R
Brinson, ss 5 0
WeStbrook, rf 4 0
Fowler, cf 4 0
Smith, lb 4 0
Atwell, If 3 2
"Dinan, 2b 2 2
Martin, 3b 3 0
Wilhelm, c 3 1
Page, p 3 0
Lail, p o 0
A-Livengston 1 o
Bean, p o 0
Totals 32 5
VNC AB R
Reeves, If 0 1
B-Stevens 0 0
Eldndge. cf 0 1
Ballou, cf 4 0
Wiess, l 0 0
Overman, c 4 ' 0
Lamb, rf 4 0
Hobbs, lb 3 0
Whiteheart, 3b .... 3 0
Hesmer, 2b 2 0
Proctor, 2b 0 1
Senter, 3b 0 0
Brookshire, ss .... 4 2
Cassell, p 2 1
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visitors Fi-em to possess on up- j
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Leading the Cavalier "ten" will j
be Billy Hooper who is probably J
one of the best close attackmen j
in tho country. HooDer ndavs i
apiece.
Mural Nevi
Totals 26
A-Struck out for Lail in 8th.
B-Walked for Reeves in 7th.
N. C. State 030 000
North Carolina 101 000
RBI Overman 2, Wilhelm 3, Page,
tsaiiou 3, Stevens. Martin. 2B Wil
helm. Smith, Dinan. SB Ballou. SH
Reeves, Cassell, Proctor. DP Cas
sell. Brookshire and Hobbs: Martin
."id Smith. Left N. C. State 6, North
Dinan and Wilhelm; Brinson, Dinan
Carolina 6. BB Paee 6. Casseil
Eenn 1. SO Page 1. Cassell 2. HO
Page 2 in 6 innings (none out in 7th)
Tail 1 in t: Bean 0 in 1. HBP Bv
Ca?sell (Dinan). . Winner Cassell.
Loser Page. U Carr and Pearce
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