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THURSDAY, APRIL 12, PAGE FOUR ith y I rack . I ea akes Mi' "pM T Opening i meet m fc i .in 1 VdPVa iaS ct rej Ml tei PC pr ex Of Ei m Ai E St El a5 B: N: ( N B C i ( i 1 c s t V s si 3. TJ g . te te to nt Bl ' ar to Fc th sit ' tOl 2 C UNC Sweeps Six Events, Wins, 84-38 By Bill Peacock The Carolina freshman track team opened its dual meet season successfully by blasting High Point High School, 84-38, here yesterday, taking all but three first places and sweeping five events. The Tar Babies won all three places in the 120-yard high hurdles, javelin, 440, pole vault, and 880. Two of the High firsts were by Bobby Potts in the shot put and discus, and in both cases he was using the higfi school ver sion of the weight while the Tar Babies were throwing the college model. Carolina showed depth in its rout, with only Billy Duke win ning more than one first; Duke taking the pole vault and broad jump. Duke won the pole vault with the very good vault of 12 feet, with Tar Babies Fred Me whinney and Rob Hood taking second and third. Duke won the broad jump with a leap of 19 feet, 10 inches, topping: Martin, Cecil of High Point and Mewhinney of Car olina. Tony Houghton, who entered Carolina just this quarter, won the mile handily in the good time of 4:43.5 without extending him self. He whipped Art Newman of High Point by 20 yards with Russ Glatz of Carolina just a step be hind Newman. Charlie Scott of Carolina led teammates Sonny Beall and Ed die Haire to. victory in the high hurdles. Scott finished "three strides ahead of Beall and ran in the creditable time of 15.6. 100-yard daah: 1. Brown (UNC). 2. Rickert (HP). 3. Saterfield (UNO. Tirrve: 10.7. . 220: 1. Ricker (HP). 2. Meredith (HP), 2. MeredithSHRDLSHRDSHDL (HP). 3. Jackson (UNC). Time: 24.8. 440: 1. Kessiing lUNC). 2. Welsh (UNC). 3, Cain (UNO. Time: 53.5. 880: 1. Lennon (UNC). 2. Higir.s (UNC). 3. Wynn (UNO. Time: 2:06.2. Mile: 1. Houghton (UNO, 2. New man (HP). 3. Glatz (UNC). Time: 4:43.5. 120-yard high hurdles: 1. Scott (UNO. 2. Beall (UNC). 3. Haire (UNO. Time: 15.6. 200-vard low hurdles: 1. Beall (UNO. 2. MeCloy (HP), 3. Montgomery (HP). Time: 23.8. Mile relay: 1. Carolina (Bostian, Glats. Beall. Kessiing) Time: 3:42.2. D'scus: 1. Potts (HP). 2. Lee (HP). 3. Mewhinney (UNC). Distance: Broad jump: 1. Duke (UNO, 2. Ce cil (HP), 3. Mewhinnev (UNO. Dis tance: 19 feet. 10 3-4 inches. Shot put: 1. Potts (HP). 2. Mewhin ney (UNC). 3. Wood (HP). Distance: 45 feet. 6 3r4 inches. Javelin: 1. Reid (UNO, 2. Mewhin ney (UNC) and I.ee (UNC) tie. Dis tance: 154 feet. 10 inches. Pole vault: 1. Duke (UNO, 2. Me whinney (UNC), 3. Hood (UNC). Heighth: 12 feet. High, jump: 1. Lennon (UNO and Haire (UNO tie: 3. Davidson (UNO. Heighth: 5 feet, eight inches. 7 OUR OFF YOU GO on that summer drive and bang goes a tire, or puff goes a plug, or out goes a light or what not. That's driving with your fingers crossed in a great big way. WHY DO IT? NOW'S THE TIME with spring coming up and summer around the corner. Get your full seasonal treatment, with plugs that click, ignition that purrs, engines that sing, wheels that are true, brakes that are safe, oils that are fresh, and a lot of grease where it should be. No, whatever you do, don't drive with your fingers crossed. CASTON l J? ML - ' PM - Baseball Team Meets Davidson Here Today Carolina's Tar Heel Baseballers, sporting a 7-4 record for the season, will meet Davidson College at 4 p.m. today at Emerson Field. Chalmers Port, a right-hander, or Lefty Henry Schacht is expected to start on the mound for Carolina with Dutch Hengeveld going for the visitors. The Tar Heels looked like world beaters in their last outing i which produced an impressive 9-0 win over a Wake Forest team that fell apart at the seams in the third inning. Although the BIG FbUR STANDINGS be Team W L Pet. Duke 2 0 1.000 Wake Forest 2 2 .500 Carolina 1 1 .500 N. C. State 1 2 .333 Deacons were- definitely "off against Carolina, the Tar Heel performance was, nevertheless, very convincing. The win boosted Carolina into a second place tie with Wake Forest in the Big Four standings. Each team now has a .500 record. A win over the Wildcats today would boost Tar Heel stock con siderably in the Southern Confer ence race, leaving Carolina with a 2-1 loop record and boosting them into second place in the Southern division. Tar Heel Coaches Bunn Hearn and Walt Rabb received a good bit of encouragement from Catch er Dick Wiess and Third Baseman Sleepy Senter in the Wake Forest game. Both boys collected three hits for the day, and promise to add a great deal to the Tar Heel offense. Wiess' three hits moved him well above the .300 mark after an early-season slump. The husky catcher is now hitting .323, second only to Billy Reeves and Bobby Henning among the regulars. Tennis Team Working Hard For Duke, Davidson Matches There was no scheduled match on the varsity courts yesterday but Coach John Kenfield had his squad bearing down in practice in preparation for next week's matches with Duke and Davidson. The veteran tennis mentor j centered his attention on Bill Izlar and Johnny Booker, two up I and coming netters who are show i ing promise as the season pro- gresses. Both are playing their I first year with the varsity. I Missing practice were Captain ' Heath Alexander and Bob Lux- HNGER k wms MOTOR COMPANY West Franklin Street ; ; Frosh Nine Plays Today in Gate City The Tar Baby baseballers will be seeking their first win in three starts when they meet Greensboro High School today in Greensboro. Pitcher John Deal is slated to start on the mound for the year lings with Roland Zagnoli be hind the plate. Coach Henry House blamed the two previous losses, one to N. C. State and the other to Wake For est, on inexperience. "We will improve as the season wears on and the boys get more practice," he said yesterday. Today will mark Deal's first start of the season. In the earlier games Don Lee Marby and Bob by Ingram carried the pitching assignments. Marby went all the way in the State game and came in for Ingram in the fourth in the Wake Forest game. The Tar Babies play a return engagement with the State year lings here Saturday, enberg, who are taking a much needed rest after last week's tor tuous grind. Alexander's patch ed up knee has stood up remark ably well under the pressure so far, but the Carolina ace has been playing on borrowed time. This afternoon the varsity re serves will sharpen their racquets against Clark Taylor's freshmen netters in a match on the varsity courts at 3 o'clock. Friday the varsity will be back in action when they meet Eastern Carolina Teachers College here. cross Henning Top UNC Hitter With .438 : . -' j First Baseman Bobby Henning, a reserve at the first of the sea son, has catapulted into the lead among Carolina hitters. Henning, a blond flash from Winston-Salem, collected four hits in seven trips to the plate in the Tar Heels' last two games . to boost his average to .438. Centerfielder Billy Reeves, last week's leader, hit a slump this week and dropped from .387 to .326 but is still second to Henning. Pitcher Bill McGinn is the nom inal leader with a hefty .455 mark but'he has been at bat only 11 times. Catcher Dick Wiess was the big hitting star of the past week, duplicating Henning's four for seven mark to pass the .300 mark for the first time since . early in the season. He is now hitting .323 and has eight runs-batted-in to his credit. Reeves leads in that department with 9 RBI's. Third Baseman Sleepy Senter leads the ;team in runs scored with 11, while Reeves has ' the most hits, 14. Wiess is the leadv ing slugger' with three doubles, two triples, "brie " home run, - and four singles. - - ; t Al Wood, Henry Schacht, and Joe Pazdan all have perfect pitch ing records with one win and no losses, but Chalmers Port and Bill McGinn are the top hurlers with two wins and one loss each. Port is the leading strikeout artist with 16 whiffs to his credit. He is also the stingiest base-on-balls hurler, having given up only one Annie Oakley in 19 1-3 inn ings. McGinn is second in strikeouts with 14 and leads in innings pitched with 22. BATTING KECORDS ab i r h hr rbi pet McGinn 11 3 5 0 1 .455 Henning 16 5 7 0 3 .438 Wiess 31 8 10 1 8 .323 Reeves 43 7 14 1 9 .326 Stevens 29 5 9 1 5 .310 Hesmer 14 4- 4 0 2 .286 Herring ... 37 4 10 1 4 .270 Senter 39 11 9 1 5 .230 Smith 22 4 5 0 2 .228 White 22 4 4 0 2 .179 Brookshire 38 5 6 0 5 .158 Wallace 18 4 2 0 2 .111 PITCHING RECORD IP SO BB V L Wood 6 13 6 9 1 0 Schacht 18 13 15 9 1 0 Pazdan 12 8 10 1 a 0 Port 19 13 16 1 2 1 McGinn 22 14 14 2 ' 1 Paschal 5 23 2 5 0 0 Lore 12 6 2 0 0 Murray 13 0 4 0 0 Gaston 5 23 4 2 0 2 D E - R. F. Carter and Roy Smith have remodeled THE BUC CANEER and are OPEN to serve you THE BEST in Bar-B-Que -r Steaks Chicken and Regular Dinners SM Golfers Face Stern Test In Michigan Here Today An eight-meet winning streak will face its sternest test to morrow afternoon at 1:30 when Carolina's golf team runs into highly-touted Michigan on the University's Finley golf course. " The well-balanced Tar Heel team has run up eight comparatively easy victories without a defeat but the Wolverines are given a great chance of handing out the first loss Carolina defeated the Michigan ; team last year at Hope Valley, 18-9, and Michigan has four members of that six-man team back again this year. They are led by number one player, Bob Olsen, who shot a one-under par 71 while losing to Harvie Ward's 68 last year. Fol lowing Olsen in the number two spot is former National Junior champ (1948), Dean Lind, another veteran. 'The Wolverines have two other outstanding returnees in Dick Evans, son of one of the na tion's former top amateurs, Chick Evans, and Roland LeClair. Coach Chucx Erickson will play his usual team with the exception of Jimmy Ferree in the number six spot. Ferree shot the low medal, a 71, on Monday against Virginia. He will team with Bill Williamson in one Car olina twosome. In the other Tar Heel twosomes Will be Frank Brooks and Lew Brown, and Bob Black and Rod ney McKnight. If the Michigan team wants to play a seven-man match, as Car olina did against Virginia, then Frank Eckert will play the final spot for the- Tar Heels. The Carolina team will have to depend on its strength down the line, Coach Erickson felt yester day, to beat the Wolverines. Brooks, Black, McKnight, Wil liamson," Brown, and Ferree all have been medalists in the pre vious meets of the year. MURALS iSntry deadline All intramural managers are remind ed dthat the deadline, for entering horseshoe and water polo teams is Fri day, April 13. Softball 4:00 Fieldd 1 Phi Cam 2 vs. GA 2; 2 Pi Lamb Phi vs. Phi Kap Sig; 3 SAE 2 vs. DKE 1; 4 ATO 1 Vs. Sig Nu 2: 5 B Dorm 1 vs. RufTin. 5:00 Field 1 ATO 2 vs. Sig Chi 1; j 2 Law Sch. vs. Med Sch 2; 3 A Dorm I 1 vs. Med Sch 3: 4 Alpha Kap t-si vs I Theta Chi; 5 A Dorm 3 vs. Med Sch 1. 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