SUNDAY, APT.IL 13, lC5i
TFff jpAILY TAR HEEL
PACK FIVE
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Langley fs 72 Leads Team
To Eighth Straight Victory
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by Biff Roberis
Carolina's golf team brewed up
an intoxicating round of pressure
golf yesterday afternoon at Finley
Golf Course to leave Purdue's
Boilermakers hung over with a
morning-after taste of an 18 Vz to
ZVz defeat in their mouths.
It was the team's greatest vic
tory of the year 'in that they so
soundly trounced the Hoosiers.
Purdue was last year's Big Ten
champion and placed third in last
year's NCAA tournament, and the
match yesterday was expected to
be closer than it was.
Purdue did make a race of it
all the way but the visiting play
ers couldn't keep up with the
Tar Heels on the last three holes.
The Boilermakers got the medal
ist honors, on Jack Hesler's 71,
but that was about all they could
claim for the day's work. ; -
Black Is Steady
day, Holy Cross on Wednesday,
and Davidson at Charlotte on Sat
urday; The team already has a
19 Vz-lVz victory over Davidson
in a match played here earlier
this year.
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Speedster Alvin. Rauch, setting
; two new University dual meet rec
ords, led Princeton to an 81-50
victory over Carolina yesterday
afternoon in the Tar Heels' first
meet of the season. '
In all, four records were set.
Rauch accounted for his two, in
the 440 and the 220 yard low
hurdles. The other two new marks
Med School,
Zetes Lead
Mural Points
According to the organization
point summary just released by
the .Intramural Department, the
Zetes have taken the lead away
from the Beta's. The Zetes, who
were in third place last quarter,
have risen to the top of the fra
ternity division. Following them 'record. Old record of 48 ft. 8 in. held
broke the old record of 49.1 eas-j Frank Scott in the 100-yard da.h;
ily. The "Tiger trackman then came
back to win the 220 lows with
ease in the time of 23.7. This broke
the old mark of 24.2.
The Princeton relay team
knocked more than a second off
the; mile relay mark by winning
it in 3:22.5. ,The old mark was
j 3.23.8 but Sparkamn, Elgin, Bol
came in the shotput and in the I ster, and Yaff a had little trouble
one-mile relay. All four records j bettering it.'
were set by Princeton.
Rauch's time of 48.6 in the 440
Track Summaries
High jump 1. Lyons (P) and Cor
nell (UNCVtie. 3. Bel (UNO. Height:
5 feet, 10 inches.
Pole Vault 1. White (UNC) 2. Mew
hinney (UNO
Height: 12 feet. '
Shot Put 1. Lyons (P) 2. Morris
(UNO, 3. McAllister (UNC) Distance:
50 feet, 10 3-8 inches; (New dual meet
The Tar Heels got off to an are DKE, Phi Gam, Sigma Chi,
unbeatable start in the first four
some where Bob Black took eight
out of nine possible points.
Black had his usual steady
round for a one-over-par 73. His
36-37 was enough to give him ,
a 2V3-- victory over Norm Dun- 1
lap who came in with a 36-39-75.
Williamson, in the meantime,
took all three of his points with
a 3G-39-75r His opponent, Dick
Wibel couln't do better than . a
79. Black and Williamson com
bined their scores for a 2lz-lz
victory in the best ball.
Match Is Decided
Tommy . Langley and Jimmy
Ferree decided the match in the
next foursome by taking a 6-3
decision over Hosier and Don Al
bert. Langley, who was low for
the Tar Heels with a 36-36-72, tied
Hesler's round of 71, 1-1.
Ferree had a 75 with rbunds of
38-37 v.Ich gave him a 3-0 win
over Albert's 39-41-80. He and
Langley then tied with the two
Purdue players for the best ball,
l-m.
With the match tucked away
at this point, 14-4, Lew Brown
and Bill Thornton just added in
sult to injury'by taking AVz more
points in the final foursome.
Browne -had a 37-38-75 to tie
Bob Benning," WzWz. Benning
had a 36-39-75. Bill Thornton shot
a one over 73 but also had to
settle for a tie. Thornton had 37
36 but his opponent, Dick Norton,
also had a 73 to knot the score.
. Eighth Straight Win
Just to keep things even . the
two teams tied the best ball, too,
It was the eighth straight vic
tory for the Tar Heels and cli
maxed a strenuous week of golf
which saw them win four of those
eight matches. They have now
won 23 out of their last 24 mat
ches. This is including last year's
record of 14-1. The lone loss then
came at the hands of Duke by one
point but Carolina came back to
beat t'i5 Blue Devils later in the
season.
Carolina has three matches this
week, meeting Kentucky on Tues-
and the Betas. The Zetes have
a total' of 564.83 points while the
second-place DKE have 550.68.
In the dormitory division, the
Medical School has a command
ing .lead with a point total of
539.95. Next come Ruffin, 501.43,
Winston, 501.00, and Connor, 453.
73. Points were awarded during the
winter quarter for participation
in basketball, table tennis, and
soccer. .
Fraiernily Division
Orqcnizalion Total Points
Zeta Psi ..J ....... 564.83
DKE 550.68
Phi Gam 547.53
Sig' Chi 538.32
Beta 522.79
Phi Delt 477.65
Sig Nu 444.90
Chi Psi 434.70
ATO . ........ 432.84
TEP 409.68
PiKa 394.72
Chi Phi - , 393.11
SAE . - ...... 385.64
Lambda Chi ...L. 342.91
Kappa Sig .... 332.03
Kappa Alpha , ............ 326.98
Phi Kap Sig 326.80
Pi Lamb 326.78
Theta Chi ............. ... ... ..... 32,6.71
Delta Psi I. ..... 28778
Pi Kap Phi . 267.11
Kappa Psi .1 .............. 228.33
SPE 228.22
ZBT ............ ............ 223.40
Phi Delt Chi 187-50
Delta Sig Pi ...............I... 115.00
The final record was set by
Pete Lyons of Princeton with a
toss of 50 ft., 10 inches. He
i bettered the old mark of 48 ft.,
8 in. by more than two feet.
The Carolina team showed well,
and Byrne (P) tie. j winning five first places as com
pared to Princeton s nine, but they
were unable to score down the
line.
Winners for the Tar Heels were
R. S. White in the pole vault;
George Morris in the discus;
by Cusic of Princeton)
Javelin Throw 1. Walker (UNO 2.
Cornell (UNO. 3. Bell (UNC). Dis
tance: 174 feet, 7 inches.
Broad Jump 1.. Taylor (P). 2.
Burka (P). 3. Scott (UNC) . Distance:
23 feet. 8 1-2 inches.
Discus Throw 1. Morris (UNO. 2.
Wilson P). 3. Mathis (P). Distance: 133
feet 7-8 inches. -
One mile run 1. Maxwell (Pf. Pit
tis fP). 3. Maeomber (P). Time: 4:32.9.
440 yard run 1. Rauch (P). 2. Brig
ham UNO- 3. Ray (UNC). Time: 48.6.
(New dual meet record. Old record
of 49.1 held by Douglas of Princeton)
100 yard dash 1. Scott - (UNC). 2.
Eglin (P)."3. Parrish (P). Time: 10.1.
120 yard high hurdles 1. Beall UNO.
2. Keller (P). 3. Bain (P). Time: 15.1.
880 yard run 1. Yaff a (P) . Bolster
(P). 3. Eby (P). Time: 1:57.7.
220 yard run 1. Eglin P). 2. Brown
(UNO. 3. Richardson (P). Time: 0:22.
Two mile run 1. Pittis (P). 2. Max
well P). 3. Barden (UNC). Time: 9:54.
220 yard low hurdles 1. Rauch (P).
2. Keller (P). 3. Cornell (UNC). Time:
23.7. (Ne-wdual meet record. Old re
cord of 24.2 held by March of UNC.)
One mile relay 1. Princeton Spark
man. Elgin, Bolster, Yaffa). Time:
3:22.8 held by UNC). -
Sonny Beall in the 120-yard high
hurdles; and Bill "Walker in the
javelin.
Same As Duke Score
The score was the same that
Princeton beat Duke by earlier
this week so it gives little basis
to compare the Blue Devils and
the Tar Heels.
Carolina looked good in some
places and weak in others. Coach
Dale Ranson summed the perfor
mance up by saying, "We'll do
better. We've got to do better."
The next meet for the Tar Heels
will be this Friday against Mary
land here at . Chapel Hill. The
Terrapins are the Southern, In
door champions and will be fav
ored against the younger Caro
lina team.
. After that the Carolina team has
a meet against N. C. State in Ra
leigh a week from this Tuesday.
DAILY CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1. Largest ,
continent
5. Diplomacy
9. Contains
11. Flicker
12. Apportion
13. Eat away
10 Hoards
11. In weaving;
the woof
16. Help
18. Alcoholic
beverages
19 Choice
eroup
14. Turkish title 20 Old measure 35 Musftal
15. Simnleton of lcnerth instrument
21 Body of
water
22 Cushion
24. Epoch
25. ' Incite
26 Observe
28. Specked . "
30 Put on.
as clothes
32. Robust
33 Fur-bearing
mammal
34 Circle
of light
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Dormitory Division
62.5
Organization Total Points
Medical School . 539.95
Ruffin ........................ 501.43
Winston 501.00
Connor ......... ........".- 453.73
Lewis 434.36
Victory Village . 433,18
Alexander ....4rU i 328.69
Stacy :............v...:.yl:;r. 311.35
Mangum ........... --j-J 267.50
Town Men's Assoc. ...ii.L 260.67
resliing Gym
Captains Named
Two Carolina winter sports
teams have elected captains for
next season.
Andy Bell of Greensboro and
Check Goodin of Waynesville
have been named to lead the Tar
Heel gymnastics team "for the
1952-53 season. ..
. R. S. White, . Lynchburg, Va.,
was the gymnastics captain last
season.
Ed Haines of Philadelphia was
chosen by his teammates to cap
tain the .1952-53 wrestling squad.
He succeeds Tommy Coxe of Dar
lington, S. C.
Haines was a fourth place fin
isher in the Southern Conference
wrestling meet . this year in the
147 -pound division.
The summaries:
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Bob Black (UNC) def . ' Norm Dun
lap, 2 1-2 - 1-2; Bill Williamson (UNC)
def. Dick Wibel. 3-0; Black and , Wil-
liamson def. Dunlap and Wibel, 2 1-2 -1-2.
Tcmmy Langley ' (UNC) tied I Jack
llesler. l2-l2; Jim Ferree (UNO def.
Don Albert, 3-0; Langley and Ferree
tied Hesler and Albert, V-l'a .
Lcw!iBrown (UNC) tied Bob Ben
ning, V2-1V: Brown and Thornton tied
Benning and Norton, l'-l'i.
NROTC
Joyner .I.-..-.
Law School .
Emerson
Old East ..............
Ay cock .......
Dental School ...Z
Grimes
Everett ................
Graham .
Manley
Steele ........i.....
Wesley- Rockets
Pettigrew , 1......
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233,00
221.00
219.00
189.56!
. 183.14
176.73
175.00
... 168.00
...... 144.17
......... 120.00
....... 87.50
..U;... 87.50
65.00
................. 62.50
17. Tiny
18. Inscribe
20. Descried
23 Dregs
27. Reclines
28. Funeral
song
29 Dip out,
as water
. 30 Childishness
of jsld age
31 Young hog
33. Chinese silk
36. Emmet
37. Beast
of burden
40. Artist's
stand
42. Long-legged
bird
44. Solitary
45. Italian poet
46. Nobleman
47. Water craft
DOWN
1. A king
of Israel
2. Fish
3. Badly
4. Fuss
,5 Sailor
6. Affirm
7. Give over
8. Woody
perennial
(Hindu)
37 River (It.)
38. Bristlelike
oran
39. LCt it stand
(print.)
Saturday's Answer
41. Remnant
45. Talk
(coiloq.)
Vr Sss
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20: 21 20.
AO - 41 777 42 43
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Battle 52.50
Lacrosse
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goal and scooped it up for the
point.
Runners-up in the scoring de
partment , w'ere Co-captain , Bud
Kaufman -arid Dick Pillsbury with
three each, and Dave Cole .with
High scorer j lor JNorioiK was
s Frank ; Noel with two.
?The ; team is still without the
services pi Dicjk Harrall who is
suffering' frbm' a fractured ster
num; He Us expected to be out of
service for. about two more weeks.
Also injured is Bob Linker, who
suffered a sprained ankle during
practice . Friday. ;v : ; j ,
The next garnet willbe- played:
here' against Washington T College;
this "Friday afternoon, ; p i j
Carolina will meet Norfolk in
another contest here on April 26.'
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" all of our many friends who have been gracious enougrf
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also wish to thank those who have been patient with
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been' arriving. We hope that this situation will be cleared
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that will be both pleasing and satisfactory to our cus-
tomers - - ' "-. ;
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