THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY, 15 1951
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By DILL KING
DTH Sports Editor
Tar Heel Swimmers Rout Deacons-
Winning Streak Pushed To 10 M
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Run In New York Tonight
Snow Greets Tar Heels
CHICAGO, 111 A two-inch blanket of snow with prom
ise of more to come greeted the Carolina Tar Heels on their
arrival at the Chicago Airjnirt yesterday afternon. It was 20
degrees. '
The his Capital Viscount which brought the Tar Heels
in to the Windy City from Washington after an hour stop
over there had to stop by the momentum of the propel lors
since the landing strip was covered with ice and snow.
The team arrived at the Morrison Hotel just off State
Street (Chicago's answer to liroadway) about 3:30 EST.-
A short meeting and a brief workout was next in order
for the Chapel Hillians.
Carolina of course, is in town to play powerful Notre
Dame in the Chicago Stadium tonight. The Tar Heels and
Irish will go on abolit 10:45 (F.ST) in the nightcap of a
doubleheader which sends Kentucky against Loyola in the
opener.
Big Game For Tar Heels
This is a big game for Carolina, but it's not half as big
as some of the ones the Tar Heels have been playing in the
Atlantic (-oast Conference and the players are glad to get
away from the tough ACC race for a few days.
Pete Bicnnan about summed up the way the pressure
is mounting in the conference when he said: "Sometimes 1 seeking its fifth win of the season, up for today's match in order to
feel like I want to just get away from 'it all. I fended out at Kcs against Wake Forest this af-jgive some of the squad members
Wake Forest with six minutes to go and had to sit on the j ;rnon at 3 'c,otk on ,lie mats ; practice in wrestling heavier op
bench the rest of the game. Believe me, that's the most miser-1 "('Ile11 Gym" , , poncnts. Curt Champlins. Bill Sut
, , , . , 1 1 1 . 1 , , , I This meet, cancelled earlv this , , .,,
able place in the world to be. 1011 have to sit there and watch wcok uhen it appoared lhat the tle- ancl 1Icnry Rhyne will all move
it and know you can't do anything alout it. There'll be pres-1 Dt,acons WPre not g0jng to be able 1 "P a notch from, their regular,
sure against Notre Dame but not as much as we get in rtie'to field a team, has been ca'led on j classes.
conference-" 1 again. The meet had been cancell- ! 1 J
I.ven ifi.000 feet up in the air one could sense that the : ed because a number of the Wake
team was feeling a little better after the close Wake F01 est wrestlers were forced out of the
n Tl.k i.l.wnnLI I.,, iiui ulni ili d.u inr ..r.l.-n-.l l,v u- i v ! lineup by scholastic trouble. The
I By ELLIOTT COOPER
The Carolina varsity swimming
! team pushed its unbeaten string to
j 10 last night in Bowman Gray In
i door Pool when the Deamon Dea
cons of Wake Forest fell victim to
the Tar Heel mermen by a 56-30
count. In securing their tenth win
of the season, Pat Earey's Tar
Heels took all but two events in
the meet.
Senior Walt Rose led the Caro
lina attack by taking first places
in the 50 yard freestyle and the
440 yard freestyle. Other Tar Heel
firsts were picked up by Mac Ma
haffey in the 100 butterfly. Brent
Nash in the 200 backstroke, Kelly
Maness in the 100 freestyle, and
Kit Mercer in the 100 breaststrokc.
Carolina also won the diving event
and the 400 yard medley relay.
In the freshman contest which
preceded the varsity event the Tar
Babies won over Georgia Military
Academy by a 58 27 score and over
Staunton Military Academy by a
66-18 count. Harry Bloom was the
individual high scorer for the frosh
taking firsts in the 200 yard free
style and the 150 individual med-
ley.
Carolina's next swimming meet
will be against N. C. State in Ra
leigh on the twenty-first of this
month. This coming Saturday the
frosh are scheduled to meet Myers
Park High School of Charlotte.
THE SUMMARY
400 yard medley relay: won by
Carolina (Nash, Cooper, Turner,
Zwicker). 4:23.4. 220 yard free
style: Glenn (WF), Talbert (WF),
Green (C). 2:30.5. 50 yard free
style: Roth (C), Maness (C), Elmore
(WF). :23.6. Diving: Reynolds (C),
Cashwell (C), Chippman (WF). 100
yard butterfly: Mahaffey (C), Shift
man (C), Snow (WF). 2:21.5. 200
yard backstroke: Nash (C), Zick
graf (C), Bunn (WF). 2:24.8. 100
yard freestyle: Maness (C), Talbert
(WF), Willis (WF). :56.1. 100 yard
breaststroke: Mercer (C), Marsh
burn (WF). Roth (C). 2:47.6. 440
yard freestyle: Rose (C), Glenn
(WF), McClure (WF). 5:17.3. 400
yard freestyle relay: won by Wake
Forest (Elmore, Willis, Glenn, Talbert).
Heels Set For Triangle Meet
With State And Wake Forest
Caroliila track stars Dave S cur
lock and Wayne Bishop are wing
ing their way to New York where
they will compete in the New
York AC Indoor Games to be held
there tonight.
Scurlock, who has thus far this
season won the Boston AA 1,000
and the Millrose 880, will be enter
ed in the 880 tonight. Bishop, whi
has placed in rational competitioa
will be in the IJ-mile.
Both races have been cited for
their fine fielcjs. The 880 has the
best field seta' in the last two
years, and this experts agree that
tonight's twrt-mfle will probably
be the fastest of the season. . .
Mat men Face Deacs
Carolina's varsity wrestling team, 1
The Carolina track team takes
on Wake Forest and State today
in a triangle practice meet in the
Tin Can. Field events ge,tt under
way at 2,-00 and the running be
gins at 3:40.
In the mile, the thinclads feature
Captain -: Eyerette Whatley' and
Cowles Liipfert to compete with
Wake's excellent miler, - Gary
Medlin.-Fick Arthur and Alex Cofi
fin will run the two-mile event.
All of these runners were mem
bers of Carolina's ACC champions
in cross-country.
Howard Kahn and Neil Chap
pel sprint in the 880, with foot
baller Jim Varnum running the
60-yard dash.
In the field events, Ward Sims
will compete in the pole vault,
Ed Brawley in the broad-jump,
gridder Don Kemper in the shot-Put-
The hurdles competitors will be
Lyndon Debord, Charlie Sowers-
Coach Barnes will shift his line- ! and Sims.
The team is preparing for the
ACC championships to be held
here in March 1.
FENCING MEET ,
The Carolina fencing :team will
meet the August Military Academy
today at 1 p.m.. in Woollen Gymnasium.
of being mentallv reads to g ag.iin when it resumes confer
ciuc plav against State in Raleigh Tuesday niglu.
Sjmke Harvey Sal: "That Wake Forest game gie us the
lilt we've been needing. We were a little shakv until thru,
hut now 1 believe we're ready to toll."
New Lineup
The general .feeling is that Frank NhC.uite might h ic
nme up with a new lineup in the Wake Forest game. He
st. u ted Kh ('unninham and l.ee Shaffer at forward. Pete
Hienu.m at centei and Sal and Tommy Rearm at guards.
S.il. however, went to the corner most of the time with
Reams and ('unn'uighnm outside.
'"lis inrii) Hsvvuied to work better than any one this
season and !f( Gi.'ije will probably call upon it again. Cun
ningham had beevi' in a slump, but now he's shaken it and
ought to be in tllere. With this setup. Dick Kepley can re
place either of three men and Dick did a good job against
Wake 1 01 est as a substitute- ;
Reams thought the tight Wake Forest one was as good
as Duke. State or Maryland "but" declared Tommv "They
made it (lose by just hustling every minute." He too thought
the Wake game t as one of Carolina's better games this sea- j
sou. ; !
The Tar H4 Is are ready mentally and physic ally for
this game tonight'. They aic not as tense as they have been
lately, but they don't intend to let up one minute. "F.erv-j
one of them counts' retnaiked someone as the Far Heels',
boarded the ait plane in Washington. i
Notes En Route To Chicago j
Fiank NhCiJie just got a telegram from the leather's;
Assotiation naming him one of the Ten Best Groomed Men
in America It was not a trick either. McGuire is noted
lor his sji( k and span apjearance all over the country.
The plane ride got a little bumpy when leaving Raleigh
Duiham Airport and again descending into Chicago, and
some of the passengers were a little anxious .... lint things
turned out all right and the pilot guided it in without a hitch,
although several people were noted complaining about their
Moiii.k hs.
Sal and Rcplcy got a waitress in the Washington airport
.so (onfused that she seemed ready to turn in her apron
It was eaily in the mottling but the two boys had to have a
steak. She .searched the menu but couldn't find a steak listed.
She was about to make a special order when the boys broke
out laughing and order a "coke on the rocks" as Harvey jut
it.
Urennan doesn't think that finishing in first place in the
regular season standings is so imtortant, although he admits
his dub (an still do it. "It gives you a good feeling," says
Pete, 'but you ve got to beat them all to win the tournament."
I.ob Cunningham's brother Marty was in Chapel Hill'
sesterday and just got to say goodbye before the boys headed
lor the Raleigh-Durham via station wagons.
A few of the non-players on the trij arc: Hill Reeves,
WRAI.. (Raleigh): and Dick Herbert of the Raleigh News
and Obscivcr. Ray informs us that air time for tonight s game
will be 10: jo F.ST). It is due to the lateness of the game that
The Daily Far Heel will not be able to give it full coverage
A capacity crowd of over 1 fi.ooo is expected to be on
hand lor the big doubleheader in the stadium tonight.
reschedulirvu was made possible by
several football players who recent
ly joined the team.
Coach Sam Barnes is looking for
ward to today's meet since it will
mark the return ol Tar Heel heavy
weight Larry Hayes to the mats.
Hayes, burdened by five labs last
semester, was a regular last sea
son in the heavywegiht slot.
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The Southern Interscholastic
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Chapel Hill today at Bowman Gray
Memorial Tool. Time trials get un
derway at 9 30 this morning with
the fimls scheduled for 3:30 this
afternoon.
The meet will feature the best
of the hiyh school and prep school
kwimmers in the south, with 11
teams and 150 swimmers entered.
The defending champions. Grens.
Georgia Military Academy, West- j
minster High of Atlanta, and Myers i
Park High of Charlotte. j
Several individual records will be
in Jeopardy today as the meet in- j
eludes Bill Cass of Georgia Miliary j
Academy, recognized as the num
ber one prep school distance swim
mer in the nation, along with John
Burwell of Greensboro, a high school
all-America n last year in the 100-
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