WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, 1050
THE DAILY TAR HEEL'
PAGE TlitiEE
Carol
ina Base
In
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bailers
D
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By
State
Final ;
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Cassell Goes In Fourth;
2nd Place Bid Lost
B. r rank A listen, Jr.
Carolina's bid for u .500 season i
and a' big ,fWr second-place tie
with North Carolina State faded
in the. first inning here today as
the Tar Heel nine bowed, C-l,
to the Wolfpack in the season's
finale in Emerson Stadium.
Lunsford Lewis, State right
bander, toiled the complete nine
fciving up sik hits, four in the
first two innings and a pair in
the final frame.
The first two Tar Heel hitters
in the ninth . touched Lewis for
singles, but ..the State hurler then
retired the next three men in
qrur to wind up the game and
secure the' second spot for' the
winners. ,
, JJean Cassell made his last
start in a Carolina uniform and with three
was knocked from the box in the
fourth inning after giving up all
.six State runs on five hits, three
walks and a hit batsman.
In ihe hitting department, it
was State left fielder Don Cheek
who clubbed a two-run homer in
the. first inning and a single in
four trips to the plate. Charlie
. Westbrook, State right fielder,
had three singles in five trips.
State's final three runs were
pushed across in the third on
three singles and a pair of walks.
Tar Babies
Slap State
Again, 13-3
RALEIGH, May 22 Joe Paz
dan scattered eight hits which
were good for only three runs
and then sat back to watch his
mates pound three N. C. State
pitchers for 13 runs as the Caro
lina freshman nine ended their
season in style here today again
trouncing the State frosh, 13-3.
Pazdan helped his own cause
hits in four trips
Thot Hurts!
State AB R H PO A E
Dinan, 2b ........ 3 1 0 3 0 0
Westbrook;- rf 5 0 3 0 0 ,0
Fowler, cf 5 0 1 3 0 0
Smith, lb 5 116 0 0
Cheek, If 4 2 2 4 0. 0
Bfinnon, ss 4 0 0 3 3 0
Council, 3b 3 1 0 0 2 0
Wilhelm, c .... 4 0 u. 8 0 0
Lewis, p .'. 312 0 10
' Totals 36 6 9 27 C 0
Carolina AD R II PO A E
Ileeves.cf 1 q 0 10 0
Ballou, cf ...... 3 0 0 1 0 1
Eldridge, If 4 0 1 2 0 0
GurVnus, "c ..-4011 1,0
Lamb, rf 4 0 1110
Hobbs, lb....... 4 1 1 13 0 0
Senter, 3b 1 0 0 1 2 0
Whiteheart, 3b 2 0 0 1 3 2
a Page 1 0 0 0 0 0
Ilesmer, 2b 2 0 0 2 2 0
Proctor, 2b .... 1 0 0 0 0 0
Drookshire, ss 3 0 1 3 2 0
Cassell,-p 1 0 1 0 0 0
Paschal, p 10 0 10 0
b Stevens 1 0 0 0 0 0
Whitted, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0
Totals 22. 1 6. 27 11 3
. a fouled out for Whiteheart in
9th. ' . . , M
b struck out for Paschal in 8th.
State .... 300 300 00 06
Carolina 01 0 0 0 0 0 0 01
. , liuhs . batted in: Cheek 2,
Smith, Cassell, Lewis", Westbrook.
Home run: Cheek. Stolen base:
Dinftan.- Left on base: State 7,
Carolina C, Base,' on balls: off
Cassell 3; off Lewis L Struck out
by: Lewis 8, Paschal 1. Hits off:
Cassell ,5 in 3 2-3 innings, Pas
ch;l 3 in .4 1-3 innings, Whitted 1
ih I inning. Hit by pitcher: Cas
sell -(Dinan). Wild pitch: Pas
chal.' Losing pitcher: Cassell.
Umpires; Kasy and Cofer. Time:
2:00. .
Mural Year
To Wind Up
On Thursday
Special to The Daily Tar Heel
By Walt M. Dear II
The 1950 Intramural season will
wind up this Thursday and the
Mural department will begin
tallying the winners of the Fra
ternity and Dormitory divisions.
WHh well over 4000 men par
ticipating in 18 sport activities
and numerous other events, in
cluding the Winter Carnival, Big
4 Sports Day, and the Archery
Tournament, Mural athletics have
played a big part in Carolina's
busy life.
This week horseshoes, golf, ten
nis, and softball seasons come to
an end climaxing an'', eventful
spring quarter for Intramurals:
After the results of the champion
ship games have been tabulated:
the winners for the whole year
will be determined. At this point
the Med School mural specialists
are leading in the dormitory divis
ion with B Dorm" close " behind
In the fraternity division the
Zetas and Sigma Chi's are waging
a battle for iirst place and onlyj
this weeks results will show the
winner.
Olin Perriit, Med School, and
George Short, B Dorm, are lead
ing in the point scores for most
outstanding Mural athlete in the
dormitory division, while Bud
Ruffin is leading in the Frater
nity division.
New additions in this year's
Mural prograrn were the golf
teams, the open house, and the
revival of Rifle Marksmanship as
a Mural Sport.
Med Schpol
.Wins Title
Frank Stranahan Wins
Easily In British Open
which drove in three of the Tar
Baby runs. Ivalee Hill was right
behind him with two for three as
the Tar Baby nine made sure
they finished with a winning
season. '
Five runs in the first and
third innings .pushed the Tar
Babies ahead 10-0 and two more
in the sixth gave them a 12-run
lead before the State frosh even
pushed a run across the plate.
Six straight base on balls fol
lowed by a single accounted for
the early lead of the Tar Babies.
In the third five more base on
balls and two singles accounted
for the next group of five. Paz
dan singled in both rallies.
Carolina picked up two in the
sixth on two walks and two
singles. Thus five hits produce
ten runs a good return for effort
spent.
The victory was Pazdan's sixth
of the year as against three loss
es. The . seasonal record for the
Tar Babies is ten wins and nine
losses.
UNC 505 002 10013 9 1
N. C. State 000 001 020 3 8 21 Med Scho1 won the Dormitory
' Pazdan and Cannada; Conroy,
Long (1), Sief (3), and Kennedy.
ST. ANDREWS, Scotland, May
23 Jf) Muscle man Frank
Stranahan went through his se
cond round match in the British
Amateur Golf Tournament today
like a house afire.
The betting here is that he will
keep tight on burning until he
runs into Willie Turnesa in the
semifinals on Friday.
Willie ought to put out the fire.
He sells fire extinguishers.
Stranahan's . victim was A. C.
Gibson, a self-styled weekend
golfer, who was helpless before
the faultless play of the Toledo
ace. He bowed gracefully at the
10th hole 9 and 8, after a deter
mined effort that netted him only
one halved hole. ''.."
The American needed only 36
strokes, four less than par, for
the match. He was straight and
long off the tees, accurate with
his approaches, and deadly with
his putting.
Turnesa and T4ck Chapman,
most highly regarded of the other
U. S. entrants, did not play today.
Chapman, like Stranahan, had; a
first round bye. He won his se
cond round match yesterday. Tur
nesa won in the first round and
got a free pass into the third when
his opponent scratched.
With Bing Crosby gone and the
weather still dismal and very
cold, the crowd slumped off to
almost nothing.
Most of the spectators who were
on hand followed Dynamite Bill
Goodloe, the little round man
from Valdosta, Ga. He had all
kinds of trouble, mostly with his
putter, before he finally disposed
of Joe Gent of England, 1 up.
on the 18th hole.
Although his golf was ragged
Bill held the crowd with his bril
liant outfit of Kelly green pants,
maroon sweater and green, black
and yellow tarn o'shanter.
Bill Campbell, the young state
representative from Huntington,
W. Va., gained supporters with a
convincing 5 and 3 verdict over
John Graham of Scotland.
Turnesa followed the Campbell
match for several holes, making
a careful study of the big blond's
game. ' They will meet in the
fourth round tomorrow afternoon
if both win their morning
matches.
McGinn And Brookshire
Named Co-Captains For 51
' Pitcher Bill (Lefty) McGinn of Charlotte, N. C, and shortstop
Joe Brookshire of Randleman, N. C, today were elected co-captains
of the 1951 University of North Carolina baseball team. Both are
rising seniors and replace Williard . Hobbs who captained this year's
squad. " - .
McGinn has posted a four wins and three defeats while his best
effort was a no-hit,- no-run game
'against "Duke University on May
DaltonWins
Charlie Dalton won the Intra
mural Open Archery Tourna
ment yesterday afternoon at
Navy Field with a 280 out of
432 score for the day. Ben
Duke was close behind with a
271 out of 432 average while
Graham White took thrid place
with a 247 out of 432 score. The
annual Mural Tourney was held
under the auspices of the de
partment, as the last tourna
ment of the year.
Mural News
TENNIS SCHEDULE x
Finals for all divisions.
SOFTBALL SCHEDULE
Phi Kao 1 vs Winner of (Zeta 2 and
Chi Phi 1).
WATER POLO
Fraternity Finals.
LACROSSE PICNIC
The picnic for the lacrosse
team will be held on Thursday
afternoon at Hogan's Lake be
ginning at 5 o'clock. For further
information contact Coach Dar
den at the Athletic Office. Fresh
men and. varsity members are
invited.
softball! championship yesterday
afternoon' by defeating Emerson,
9-1 on Intramural Field. Charlie
Gilliam went all the way in chalk
ing up the important victory for
the Med Schoolers with E, B.
Sharpe contributing a home run
in the first inning. Emerson's only
run 'came in the second frame
when Bud Maddie hit a homer
to stop a shut-out performance
for Gilliam.
In the fraternity semi-finals,
Zeta 2 walloped Chi Phi 1 collect
ing 10 runs in the first inning and
4 in the third to win 14-1. Charlie
Thorne was the winning pitcher
for the Zetas.
The victory for Med School and
for Zeta moved these two teams
closer to the dormitory and fra
ternity Mural Championship for
the year.
20 and almost duplicated the ef
fort with a three-hit masterpiece.
. McGinn's no-hit, no-run job on
the 15th was the first ever pitched
Jin the Big Four league. Brook
shire has been a key man in the
Tar .Heels' infield, fielding bril
liantly during most of the season,
but has been a light hitter.
"Both should be. key members
in coach Bunn Hearn's plans for
the 1951 season; Brookshire and
McGinn have been teammates for
two-, seasons and have demonstrat
ed to the Tar Heel "coaches that
much can be -expected from them
Hal Taylor
High Scorer
s HaL Taylor nosed out Jess
Greenbaum and George Levine
for scoring honors on the lacrosse
team this season by a margin of
two goals. Taylor was high man
with nine tallies, while Green
baum and Levine each totaled
7 tallies. Jess Murcnison was
fourth man with a total of 6
goals.
Art Greenbaum led in assists
making 12 for the stickmen.
10 Tar Heels
Lead SCTeam
in Big Meet
A ten-man contingent from Car
olina will lead the Southern Con
ference all-star track team Satur
day night in Atlanta against the
Southeastern Conference in the
Second Annual Inter - Coference
Track Meet.
The teams are composed of the
top three men from each confer
ence as determined by the-confidence
track meets, which were
held last Saturday.
Representing Carolina will be
Dave Willis (100 yard dash), Lad
die Terrell (440 yard run), Hal
Holden (880), Sam Magill (twe
mile), Bob Morrow (low and high
hurdles), Bill Albans (high and
low hurdles, broad jump, and high
jump), Bob Kirk (javelin), Jack
Moody (high jump), Bob House
(pole vault), and' Skeets Baldwin
(javelin).
The Southern Conference will
be out to revenge last year's 92
39 loss in the classic. The South
ern -Conference turned in better
times in eight of the 15 events
last week, but the Southeastern
meet was run on a rain-drenched
track. Alabama nosed out LSU
for the crown with Tulane third.
Leading the Southeasterners
will be sensation Paul Bienz of
Tulane in the 100 and 200-yard
dashes, Whitey Overton the Olym
pic distance man from LSU, Carl
Shield, shot and dicus man from
Alabama, and Martin Korik, Ten
nesse pole vaulter.
Bill Albans -is exptected to win
both the hurdles and the broad
jump in the meet. Neither of
the' Southeastern times in the
hurdles were comparable to Al
ban's record-breaking times, while
Jimmy Fos, Tulane's champion
broad jumper has not turned in
performances that stack up with
the sophomore star.
Four Cindermen Star
In 1st Big Four Meeting
(Special to The Daily Tar Heel)
RALEIGH, May 23 Two new
University track records were set
here . tonight in the first annual
Big Four All Star Track Meet
held at State College.
Dave Willis ran 9.7 in the 100
yard dash to break the old record
of 9.8, while Bob House pole
vaulted 13 feet, one half inch to
break the old record of 13 feet.
In all, Carolina swept six places,
including a clean sweep in the
javelin.
Bill Albans, running in only
two events, won the broad jump
and 120 high hurdles, setting
track records in both. Bob Kirk
won the javelin with a 192 feet, 4
and three-fourths inches mark.
Sam Magill set a new track rec
ord in winning the two mile run
in 9:36.2.
Jack Moody set a new track
record with a high jump of six
feet, 2 and one-half inches.
Willis' 9.7 inches in the 100
equals the track record, while Al
bans' 14.5 in the hurdles and his
24 feet 1 and one-half inches
broad jump both shattered rec
ords for the state track.
Charlie Chambers, state dash
man, won the Thoma I. Hines
trophy for the outstanding senior
in Big Four track.
For Carolina it was a repeat j
performance of last Saturday's
big win of the Southern Confer
ence Championship. Albans,
Kirk, Moody, and Magill ail fig
ured in Saturday's route over
other Southern Conference opposition.
Two Picked
Carolina will be well repre
sented on the South All-Star
squad ' when it meets the
Yankee team in the annual
North-South lacrosse game
scheduled for College Park.
Md., on June 9.
Coach Bill Darden. coach of
the Tar ' Heels, and Grant
Lynch, co-captain of the Caro
lina team will perform for the
South squad.
Darden will be assistant
coach while Lynch will hold
down one of the defensive
spots.
This marks the first time thai
any UNC lacrosse player has
been in the event.
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