SUNDAY, MARCH 29, 1953 THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE THREE
Duke Program
This Week Is
Ultra-Heavy
With the baseball team facing
Pennsylvania in Ace Parker's home
coaching debut tomorrow, Duke
University's spring sports will have
their heaviest program of the year
this week.
There are 15 events on the
week's slate and all of them are
at Duke with the baseball club
leading the way with a game daily.
Parker's crew meets Penn again
tomorrow at 3:30 and at the same
time the tennis outfit will make
its home debut against Michigan
State at three o'clock.
On Wednesday it will be base
ball versus Lehigh and the lacrosse
outfit opens its card against Williams.
Thursday the baseballers go
against Michigan State, the tennis
team meets New England champion
Amherst and the golfers make
their home start against Ohio Uni
versity. Friday the baseball team con
tinues against Michigan State, the
lacrosse team faces Cornell and the
golfers meet Florida.
Saturday is the biggest day of
the week. The Blue Devil nine
faces Williams, the track team
opens at home against Navy, the
betters face Precbyterian and all
day long in the Duke swimming
pool will be staged the annual
Invitational Interscholastic Swim
ming Meet.
Thus, the students, who resumed
Classes today after spring holidays,
and the fans will be given a full
variety of athletic events.
In baseball, Coach Parker has
many holes to plug in the team
that last year won Southern Con
ference and District Three NCAA
Tennis Match
The Carolina tennis team, win
ners of its first match by 9-0,
meet Harvard tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock on the varsity
courts.
There will be 15 individual
matches played instead of the
usual nine to allow the coaches
to see more of their team in
competition. - -
Carolina Wins, 11-9
Camp Lejeune, March 28
(Special) Carolina scored three
runs in the top of the ninth in
ning to beat Michigan State, 11-9.
This win was the second Tar
Heel victory in two days over
Michigan.
Bill Lore was the winning pitcher.
Golf Exhibition Is Tomorrow;
Swimmers Score In NCAA
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titles. Several of the "big guns"
at bat are gone and some of the
better defensive performers from
last year are also missing. In all,
not available from the great 1952
outfit are two pitchers, two catch
ers, an infielder and four outfielders.
Tomorrow three of North Caro
lina's golfing greats will display
thei talents on Finley Course here
so that a future star might get a
start.
Julius Boros, Harvie Ward and
Johnny Palmer, with Tennessee's
great Cary Middlecoff, will play
an 18 hole engagement at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Proceeds from the match will
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Jaycee Junior champion, to Ann
Arbor, Mich, for the National Jay
cee championship meet this sum
mer. A portion of the proceeds will
also go into the P.G.A. Relief Fund.
The match will pit Ward against
Middlecoff and Boros over the
tough par 72 Finley Course just;
off the Raleigh Road near the
University of North Carolina cam
pus. Ward and Palmer are former
Carolinas Junior champions. Ward
is from Tarboro, and now lives in
Atlanta, while the colorful Palmer
is aBadin native. Boros registers
out of Mid Pines and Middlecoff
hails from Memphis.
COLUMBUS, O., March 28
(Special) A third in the 400 yd.
free style relay and a sixth in the
200 yd. backstroke by Warren Hee
man gave Carolina's swimming
team nine points in the finals of
the NCAA meet here yesterday.
Favored Yale was far in advance
! of the field, followed by host
school Ohio State, but Carolina's
showing was one of the best ever
made by a Southern school in the
NCAA's.
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Edwards, Don Evans, Stan Tink
ham, and Buddy Baarcke finished
in 3:31.7 just six seconds of the
record time. Heeman swam his
event in 2:17.1.
Carolina could pick up some
more points today, depending on
its qualifying heats for the rest of
the finals. Edwards is swimming
in the 100-yd freestyle heat,
sBaareke in the 100-yd. backstroke,
Evans in the medley, and the Caro
lina medley relay team can qualify.
Yoshi Oyakawa Ohio State's
Olympic and NCAA champion, w,on
the 200 yd. backstroke in the record
time of 2:05.1. His time is two sec
onds less than the old record, and
is the fastest time recorded for successfully defending its cham-
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Michigan's 400-yd. freestyle re
lay team set a new record while
pionship in 3:24. Yale also shaded
the old record, taking second in
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