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TUESDAY, APRIL 17, 1951
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; i i By Harvey Rilch r:
Father met son on the . varsity
courts yesterday afternoon and
once again experience prevailed
over youthful determination.
Coach John Kenfisld's Carolina
netters were too much for Coach
Jack Kcnfield's N. C. State
tennis team, whipping the lads
from Raleigh 8-0 in a long match
hampered by frequent rains.
Although the team score in
dicates a decisive triumph for the
locals, individual play was close
in several matches and the out
classed visitors took four sets
from the Tar Heels.
Del Sylvia, Heath Alexander,
and Bill Izlar all dropped a set
to their opponents in singles play
before coming through. The num
ber one doubles team of Sylvia
and Alexander failed to finish
their match with State's Ragan ;
and Skeen when darkness pre
vented their finishing a 5-5 third
set. 1,
Overall it was a sluggish after
noon for the Tar Heels, with only
one player scoring a clear-cut
decisive victory. No. 6 man Paui
Keenan blasted State's Bob Crox
son between showers in straight
sets, 6-2, 6-1.
No. 1 n-.an Del Sylvia, slowed
down considerably by the wea
ther, finally subdued the Wolf
pack's ace. Caldwell Ragan after
three sets, 10-8, 3-6, 6-2.
In doubles play the '"jinxed"
No. 3 spot finally produced a win
ner when Buck Buchanan and
Charlie Lambeth edged out State's
Croxson and Jones, 7-5, 7-5.
Play Duke
Wednesday the Carolina net
ters will face their toughest op
ponent of the year when Duke
comes to Chapel Hill for an im
portant Soiithe'-n Conference
match. The Blue Devils kept their
conference record perfect Satur
day when they ran over David
son, 6-3. This coming Saturadj
the Tar Heels will meet David
son here.
The summary-
Singles
Del Svlvia (UNCI defeated Regan.
10- 8; 3-6, 6-2.
Ager (UNO defeated Skeen. 6-3,
11- 9.
Alexander (UNCI defeated Akscl.
2 6 62 6 3
Izlar ' ( UNC ) defeated Morris. 4-C
6- 1. 6-0.
Lambeth (UNC) defeated Jones. 6-4
7- 5.
Kceaan (UNC) defeated Croxson. G-2.
6-1.
Double-
Izlar-Ager defeated Akscl-Morrir
6-4. 6-3. .
Buchanan-Lair beth defeated Jones
Croxson, 7-5. 7-5.
Sylvia-Alexander and Ragan-Skeen
called for darkness. 7-5. 3-6. 5-5.
BUNN HEARN IN 22ND YEAR
Coach Bunn Hearn, veteran
Carolina baseball mentor, is in
his twenty-second year as Tar
Heel head man.
Carolina Wins
Four Of Five
On Weekend
By Ken Be.rlo'n
Stat? nosed out the Carolina
baseball team, 12-1, but the golf
ers, track team, tennis team, and
freshman basebnll team won ath
letic contests held Friday and
Saturday.
The Wolfpack jumped to a 12-5
lead in the fifth inning and held
on despite four runs in the sixth
and two in the seventh by Car
olina, leaving the Tar Heels only
one run behind. '
, Bill Lore was the only effect
ive Qarolina hurler, holding the
Wolfpack scoreless and giving up
only two hits In three innings.
The hitting stars for Carolina
were- Mark' Herring, who got
four for five, Bill Reeves, "who
got three hits, including a homer,
and Dick Weiss, with three hits.
The Carolina golf team remain
ed undefeated by beating George
town, 26 to 3M, averaging one
oyer par. Bob Black shot "a one
under par 71, Frank Eckert was
oven at72, Rodney McKnight was
one over, while Bob Brooks, and
Lou Brown ended with two and
three over par, respectively.
The tennis team romped over
ECTC, 9-0, in one of the easiest
wins of the' year.-The track team
also had an easy time, whipping
Camp Lejeune, 84-47, at the Ma
rines base.
Carolina took 11 firsts in the
irack meet. They were by Frank
Scott in the broad jump and low
hurdles, Gordon Hamrick, Gene
Brigham in the 440, Dave Willis
in the 100, Garrett Fitzgibbons
in the high hurdles, Jack' Bennett
in the S80, Phil Burkhalter in
;he two mile, Billy Joyner in the
nigh jump, Bob House in the
jole vault,- and the mile relay
.am of Mack Ray, Scooter Mc
Cain, Jim Hamrick, and Gene
Brigham.
Triple Play In 9th Helps Wildcats Win, 8-7
Soecial to The Dailv Tar Heel
DAVIDSON, April 16 Arnold
Whisnant singled in the winning
run iri the ninth inning, giving
Davidson an 8-7 win over the
University of North Carolina in
a Southern Conference baseball
game here today.
The winning tally came after
Davidson had killed a North Car
olina threat in the top of the
ninth with a triple play.
Wayne White led off for North
Carolina in the ninth with - a
triple, Tom Stevens followed with
a walk and then Joe Brookshire
Sports Calendar
Baseball Gastonia High School vs
Carolina freshmen: here. 4 p.m.
SOFTBALL
40C -Ficlc 1. Cbem Club vs RufTin;
2 B Dorm 1. vs Manlev; 3 Sig Nu 1
vs Pi Lamb Phi: 4 KA vs Beta 2; 5
ZBT vs Theta Chi.
5:00 Field 1 SAE 1 vs PiKA 2; SPE
vs Deu Sig Pi; 3 Sig Chi 1 vs DKE 1;
4 Chi Psi vs SAE 2; 5 Alpha Kap Psi
vs TEP 2.
REEVES TO? SLUGGER
Billy Reeves of Sparta is the
leading hitter on the " Carolina
baseball team with a lofty9 .382
average with 13 hits in 34 trips.
GOLFERS UNDEFEATED
The Carolina golf team won
its first six matches. It is the
only undefeated varsity team this
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hit a line drive to Bill Roland
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caught Stevens sliding in. White,
who had broken for home, cut
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