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ato Six TUK DAILY TAI! HIWL Thursday, May 17, 1951 Blast lor State Rally In Second Wins Game By Bill Hughes . The Tar Baby basebalkrs wound Up their 1951 season yes terday afternoon in inglorious fashion by dropping a wild 11-4 tilt to the N. C. State freshmen at Emerson Stadium. State cashed in on two Carolina errors, two walks and some pow erful hitting in the second inning to tally five runs and grab a lead which they didn't lose throughout the course of the game. John Yvars started the inning for State with a drive to center field good for a base hit. But Sonney Clifton of Carolina let the ball get away from him, End Yvars went all the way on the error to score the Wolfpacks first run. Landslide The Tar Babies' troubles had just begun. Jim Stevenson grounded out, Kim Buchanan drew a walk and Tom Reeves got on by a fielders choice which re tired fiuchanan at second. Hugh Laughridge then smashed a pow erful drive over the head of John Groonie for a four-bagger. After Bob Gardner reached first on an infield error, L. A. Greene tripled to bring across another State run. Carl Wyles singled to score Greene, and Yvars, on his second time at bat in the inning, fanned out to close it up. Good Start State's rally came after the Tar Babies had made a substantial start in the first. Lead-off man Charlie Yelverton flew out to -r NT XT 1 1 J K msm . sirloin O OPEN FROM 7 A.M. TO 11 P.M. .0 AIR WASHED COOLING O Anything on the Menu at Any Hour Breakfast All Day ICE COLD BEER s Carolina Intramural Athletes Have Tied For First Place In Biq Four Meet By Buddy North sit Carolina's Mutal athletes came away from the Annual Big Four Intramural Field Day at Duke Tut sd.-.y with 23 point?: and a tier for first place with N. C. State. The Tar Heels took first place in table tennis, volleyball and ten nis; won second place in hand ball: third place in scftbalL with a tie for third in geli; and fourth place in horseshoes. Carolina got off in a slow start j in VoLleyball, losing its first game j funijsi1(ri the doubles team to Wake Fciest. The locals camel Joe Gurtis t...Dtained the hand back strong, however, to win the ban team coirpnSod of Joe Zah next two games. In the second, Dnt Ku)mt Rod Nichol and game of the finals against Duke carj Gold fa rb. the Tar Heels overcame a 14-9 xhe first softball gam- against lead and went on to win. 17-15. rjukc wCnt into an extra inning Steve Jones captained the team:,,:., thn mto tied if- l-i link-p composed of L. Koerig, Weddel Harris, Sam Cathnm, Jim Land is. singles by Jc-e Mosier. Bruce Holt ahci Fred Dale, were good for one' tally. After Jack Mitchell dicwl a free trip. Holt scored on a field ers choice which retired John Groome at first. Sonney Clifton wound up the inning via the strike, out route. Carolina came back in the third to score two unearned runs. In the remainder of the game they were unable to take advantage of several opportunities for further scoring. . State, on the other hand, went on to pile up six more runs for their overwhelming win. Score bv innings: R 11 E KCS Frksh 000 t4 000 II 34 2 VliC Frosh 2P2 X 00 4 10 7 Gardner and WyWs; Dtal, fcr'am (61 and MauItFby. '1. 5 , CLUB l o cip film Dick Botswiek Land (Jriftin. Bib Watts and trouble The Tar I! Is had m in the . table tennis and tennis events, taking a clean sweep in table tennis. Tennis standout Hay Gould won bol'i of -hi single? matches and the doubles team composed "f Charles Parker and Lonnio Herbin came through with victories to win the event. The table tennis team was composed of singles aces Clark Taylor and Hush Barrett, while Phi Kan Sis won in the eighth, however, 4-3. The battery for Carolina was Sam Mitchell pitching and Edgar Bet ty catching. Carolina defeated "VV.ike Forest MURALS TRACK Eiilrants in the Intramural Track Mt;ot r.vUKl api'tar fur trhus at the cast end of Fctirer Field todav it the follow- j ir.e times: Ilif'h jump ( "i';!") 3-( di.seu.s ") -1-13 broad (fiO't ,)-( p.m.: shot put (17'6"t M iv do lot) ViUli'. i( t-: p. in p.m.; .lump 7:13 Ku. WATER POLO Pii vs. PiKA: DKE Chi vs. SiiJi HORSESHOES j The send finals and finals of the! Fraternilv Division Itorwjshow will he) plavcd tonight, j 7:10-Hii De!t 1 vs. Thrd.i Chi: SFE j 1 vs. Sic Chi 2. , j 7 .30-Winner (Phi Del' v. Thein Chn vs. Winner (SPE vs. Sit; Chi I. i TENNIS I 4 :i. finals r. Pitt v?. Zctcs. 1 J ...at the ICE COLD BEER in the second soflball game, 12-1, iClum Regan was on the mound I fm- the Tnr Hods with Dick Bunt ing behind the plate. Dob Willard led the- golf team, which finished in a third place tie with State. The other mem bers of the team were Joe Mc Lean, John Lewder and Roy Col lins. The horseshoe team gave Carolina its only serious loss. Dan Whitcheurt pitched singles and Jim and Kel Land is, Kim Sa proves and Max Hoi ton throw doubles. Carolina will keep the trophy for the first six' months of the year, and State, with an identical point total for the moot, will keep it for the remainder of the year. Last year the event was held at State, with State winning and Carolina finishing in a tie for third. The 1952 Field Day will be held here. Intramural officials wore very pleased by the spirit of the Caro lina contingent. Last year the field flay was held at Wake Forest, the Deacons winning and the Tar Heels coming in third. Sarge's Plea Numerals riiay now be picked at Sargo KoIIt's Woollen Gym nasium equipment emporium by all freshman who won them in the winter quarter. Gonial Mr. Keller, swamped by a thousand odd chores as the school term ends, asks that the lucky men pick them up at. their very em li es t convenience. 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Luxemburg, a senior from L'cw York, N. Y., has one more year of eligibility loft. He recently teamed with Bud Ager to win the Southern Conference doubles championship. Sylvia, a rising junior from Richmond, Va., was seeded first in the recent Southern Conference Tournament, but lost the Confer ence singles title to Ager. Sylvia played in the No. 1 position fcr Carolina this year. Both boys played exceptionally well during the past season and Coach John Kenfield is counting on them to form the nucleus cf his 1952 team which will defend throe Southern Conference titles singles, doubles, dual meet won by this year's team. FINAL NOTICE TO ALL STUDENTS Eminent economists say that if world conditions continue like 4 they are for the next thousand years, half the world will be hungry.. But if you are hungry now, don't wait a thousand years, come on out to the PINES now and enjoy a good meal. LUXURY of the As advertised in LIFE and Esquire Inc. Tcayon, mohair i V 1 4 ft '11 1 y
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