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THS "DAILY TAR HEEL
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)ark One Sided Sffl
twecn now and the Williams match
to decide just who should play
where.
The summary: '' ;'
Singles: . .. f ' ,;.
Thompson (UNC) 'defeated Sum
mers, 6-1; 6-2. .. ' ; ;
Bradford (UNC) defeated Grei
6-0, 6-0. - '
Green (UNC) defeated MeCord
6-1, 6-1. ' .
Bortner (UNC) defeated Wilkin
son, 6-3, 6-2.
Foster (UNC) defeated Early
6-2, 6-1. v . .V ;
Dell (UNC) defeated Bell, 6-
6-2. - ""
Doubles: . ; .
Bradford and Clroon njfin -j i
1 T V ' leated record and Greig. 6-2.
, - ARRY CHEEK
U tennis team encoun
'v token opposition in
V match, of the season
irdav as they mowed
Cassed Springfield Col
li ftbandcrs Don Thomp
Bradford were the.
I in the Tar Heel attack.
plaving in the number
r isposed of Springfield's
n Summers, in rather
fishion, 5-1, 6-2r while
hanked Hal Grieg, 6-0,
number two match. .
suits down the line were
me sided. Pete Green,
1Pr John
t
all turned back their
in straight sets.
Nbles matches were,
d!y no contest. In the
utch, Green and Brad
jped Grieg and Charley
yl 63, despite a rather
t performance. Thomp
r and Bortner-Dell also
ease.
;he decisive win, the Tar
not particularly im-
R3SSed play was the or
Se day. Frequent errors
i by nearly everybody as
jrst match bugaboo reared
U villain to blame for
t!y poor play seems to
Hi and rainy weather
k plagued the Tar Heels
i beginning of practice.
:?eratures were still very
evidence yestrday, and
i" players were outfitted
Jsthes for their matches.
Hhe list for the Tar Heef
; Williams College on
y, March 28. This gives
eek to put in some much
raciice
Thompson and Foster (UNC) de
feated Wilkinson and Earley 6-1
6-1. -.. ' '. ' '
Bortner and Dell (UNC) defeat
ed Summers and Bell, 6-2, 6-2.
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Look
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crimmagQ
By ED ROLAND
The freshman baseball team
scrimmaged the varsity squad on
Emerson Field Tuesday afternoon.
Although no official - score was
kept," the varsity '. was, well ahead
at the game's end. ' "
- Xoach Henry "House's frosh
squad, helping the varsity prepare
for its I Saturday opener, looked
strong : in several phases - of play.
The" infield seemed to be the main
' Rabhi'Serid s I ar HhL&
I nfqugh Hard Practice )
; Coacn Wralter;Babb sent his Ca- a:e scheduled to take on Florida1
jolina baseball candidates through State, Illinois twice, and Notre
extra-long workouts. here early this ! Dame. - .
week, trying -to, make up for time j The Tar Heels worked, on. play
lost last ; week because of rainy- situations during Monday's snappy
cold' weather.', -
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The abiaipt -halt In the spring
like weather last : week forced the
.Tar Heels 'into: the Tin Can for li
mited work.: Rabb must get1 his
harges into ? shape for Saturday's
opener; with ' Delaware at Emerson
Field.,; Alter thalt Carolina moves to
Athens, for a game ' with Georg a
jand thJenfar;-a stay at Tallahas-seeJE,-:-ly
'- . .
j: While FBrida the Tar Heels
neycutt, a sophomore from - Willow
Springs, N; C., looking sharp de
fensively. With less than a week remain
ing before the jaunt into the
Southland, the Tar Heels have a
lot of work to do. Ragged edges ac-;
quired durfng the winter lay-off j
have been hard to shake in the I
chilly weather, and batting eyes
are off. . v - : '
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U. N. C. NETMEN RDUT SPRINGFIELD 9-0
made several errors. In the third
inning an error by the centerfield
cr allowed three runs to score.
Four batteries hurled two in
nings apiece for the frosh. Buddy
Durst and Bill McNaully led off,
followed by Stimson and Hughes,
Va y d Bf Wii n s R6 be r so ii-
S do r ts m a n s hip A Vy a r
, Jerry Vayda, Carolina four-year; campus in 1952. He : has ;beeii ;,i ;
Harding and Setzer; and Jackson -veteran basketball ace, was ard- first team player all; four years
and Campbell.
V
The curves thrown by the var
sity hurlers did much of the dam
age to the freshmen's attack at
the plate. They had not practiced
against a. curve previously. Jim
Raugh and Stone used this and a
change-up with great effect.
"The season opener for the team
ed the Foy ' Hoberson. Memorial
Award for sportsmanship Tuesday
night; at a banquet for' the 1956
Carolina 'basketball team. ' .
The banquet was given by, the
Chapel Hill Athletic Club at the
Chapel "Hill Country Club. , Fair
Vayda, it wasi the third ' consecu
tive year' he has won. the award.
Carolina. . . " " f
Lennie Rosenbluth, juniorj scor
ing ace, was voted ihe teams, most
outstanding player. , Rosenbluth
scored a - 26.6 rate durmg . Ifie !
season to lead the . Atlantic Coast
Conference, scoring "race. 'r ..'.,
Senior members of the team ;re-
ceived wrist watches; Tohy f Radon
vicli, Vayda Hilliard Greene and
time. A round j asset; Coach. House frankly has is Thursday, April 5, in Emerson 'The steady senior, has been a. star Gerry McCabe are the seniprs
.-aament will be held be- said the .outfield is weak, and they , Stadium against Oak Ridge.
since his arrival on the Carolina
CAROLINA GYMNASTS: HOSTS FOR THE NCAA CHAMPIONSH IPS
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with the William O'Sullivan award
for having the best foul -shddtriig
percentage. " ; : A':A-AA
.The team seniors also received
'x'oyari", in the :iorm of engraved
trophies.'' :, , ', .. : ' 1 . ; ': :.
Lennie W
Scoring Mg
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'"a gymnasts
ingest Uam$. They
j"10 Tommy Avent
: 4. .vri teams for rh e 1956 NCAA Gymnastic Championships, but they form one "of the
?0 f. Britk: Grantham, Al Dodge, Dan HHIiard, Pete Julian, M.eon-.W..vtrBIII
IcoTlZ Ufo Vt:Lmy Sink (manager), Harley Gilleland, William W.ddill, Dick.Qu.Hs :.nd Ned .,
igest Field In HMory Here
National Gymnast ics Meet
. ... A lI.I.Ai rvff
' a Annual National Col- expected to takq place in the .col
tics Championships" orful trampoline event, efendm
Molina ppio,, .uk o Richard Albersnarai 01
i-5tPo, ,i . .. ...m k.,.iri- n? in win nis
mp larrroat fiolrt Infliana Will we "j"o
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second straight title, but little Don
Harper of Olo aiaie,
American Champion, is expected
to give Albershardt a real fight.
Another hot duel is expected to
.,i. hrtween AAU Rope
Climbing Champion, Garvin Smith
l. me largest neia
iftlhe Preliminaries be
T P-m. with a night ses
jn at 8p.m..
iehWlth thC t0p 10 gym"
I f tlle nine evens,
I night at 8 o'clock.
I' Present thP nwnrrln of Los Angeles State, and William
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WVhe lllini wiU he
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t' 3 State, and the Uni-
and Penn State.
il national champions. Waddill of host Carolina, vvaau
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0f Wiois, the established mmse u - -
favorites by winnius "
Intercollegiate Championship earli
er this month.' -
Four thousand seats have been
set up in Woollen Gymnasium for
he two-day event, the first ever
held in the South. Tickets are on
s WW
the
t(ughest battles is
sale at the ticket office and are
priced at $1.00 for each prelimin
ary session and $1.50 for the cham
pionships. No seats are reserved.
In "all, more than a hundred athletes-will
compete.
Nat ."King" Cole, known to mil
lions as "Mr. Record", will play
the Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
on Friday night April 13th when
the Record Star Parade of 1956
takes to the stage.
The show a galaxy of internationally-famous
entertainers as
sembled together for the first
time will co-feature Cole, June
! Christy, Ted Heath and his great
British orchestra, the Four Fresh
men, Gary Morton and Patty
Thomas.
Lennie Rosenbluth "wound t up
with a. 26.6 scoring average to lead
the Atlantic Coast ; ' Conference
scoring as announced today by the
ACC Statistics Office, 'f '.i'. f ;
Pete Brehhan Tpf Carolina "-4 was
16th with a 13.3 mark v ahdpe
Quigg ranked - 19th in loop- scoring
with -a 11.9 mark "; A-riAA?A
Player, Sch. G FG FT Pts ''0g
Ros:bluth, NC 23 227 160 614 26.6
Wallace, SC 23 217 116' 550 23.9
McCarty, Va. 27 ; 231 163 625 .?3,i
Mayer, Duke 25' 195 163. 553 22ll
Kessler, JVId. 24 153 174 490 20.4
Davis, WF, 28 196 i46 538 19.2 !
Shaylik, NCS 28 177 156 510 18.2
Molodet, NCS 27 162 167 491 82 !
Collins, SC 23 148 122 418; 18.2
Belmont, D. 26 140 160 440 16.9
Williams, VF 28 173 il5 461 16.5
Murdo'ck, YF. 28 124 203 451: 16.1
Maglio, NCS 28 138 125 401 44.9
O'Brien, Md. 24 123 92 338 14.0
Wiggins, WF 28 136 102 374 13:4
Brennan, NC 23 100 107, 307 13.3
Hardy, Va. 27 114 113 34l 12.6
McCoy, SC 22 03 88 274 12.5
Quigg, NC , 23 92; 91 275 11.9
Morgan, D. 26 96101 293 11.2
Hafer, NC$v 19 93 23 20taL0
Gilley, XT 28 104 94 302 10:8
Miller, Va. 16 72 ; 46 ;190 I0v2
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