TUESDAY, MAY 6, 195 Z
PACE FOUR
THI DAILY TAR RIIL
Rambling With Rtm
Pressure On Tar Heels
For Four More Garr
By RUSTY HAMOND
Asst. Sports Editor
With tlir ii)-,S ACC baseball season rapidly drawing to
a close, the standings show two teams all alone at the top of
the heap, (Hanson, now in first place with a 10-2 record, and
Carolina, number two in the loop with an 8-2 mark, will
light it out from now until the end of the season. Duke, in
thiid place with a 6-4 mark, has only a percentage chance of
winning, and the rest of the teams are out-of-it, so to speak.
('.U nison has only one game remaining, and that is with
wt A sister South Carolina who has taken only 3 ACC deci
sions all year. The (iamehirds are, however, the team that
put Duke out of contention last week with a win over the
IKxils. Another factor is the well known rivalry between the
two South Carolina schools, similar to that of Carolina and
Duke. Clemson had one game rained out, with Duke, last
week. In the eent that Carolina won all of her remaining
games, this game would be replayed because it would direct
l lellect ujxm the conference standings.
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Pressure On Carolina
The pressure is once again upon Carolina. The Tar
Heels are laced with the fad that they must win all four of
1 heir remaining games in order to contend for the pennant.
The schedule: Duke is here Wednesday, the Tar Heels journey
to Yiigina Saturday, and Maryland and Wake Forest are on
tap for next week.
lor Carolina fans who haven't realized how much their
pi esc nee at a baseball game can help, we offer this bit of info:
The far Heels have yet to lose a home game to anyone.
I lu v base won eight games and lost none in F.merson stadi
um, while they base dropped six on the road. The Heels
haw a H'-i retold in all games.
True Tar Heels
On the origin ol the sjx'c ies Other schools may rant and
taw to their hearts' content about members of Carolina
teams being predominately from out of state, but this situa
tion just ain't so when it conies to baseball. Of the team that
usually t ikes the field for the Tar Heels, all nine are native
North Carolinians.
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Quigg Case Decided Fairly
Tennis Trophy-
Established To
Honor Kenfield
OftThe John F. KenfieW Me
morial Award which has been set
up acd donated by the Atlantic
Coast Conference tennis coaches
will be awarded for the first time
this year at the conclusion of the
tournament which opens here Thurs
day at 9 ajn.
The trophy was established in me
mory of the long- time Carolina
coach who died this year.
Coacli Whit Cobb of Duke Uni
versity, who is chairman of the
conference's tennis committee, said
the trophy will be awarded to the
team which accumulates the highest
number of points in the tourna
ment, based on the one point for
each singles and each doubles vic
tory. In the past singles and doubles
champions have been crowned in
the tournment The team winner
is determined by the seasonal re
cord. Carolina is team champion for
1953 with six wins and no defeats.
The annual conference tourney
will lastt three days, with the finals
scheduled Saturday.
.NorthgrrV Swing M-UpT
Harvard And Yale Mar
Netters Perfect Record
Al Goldsmith
Named Head
Of Old Well
Ai Goldsmith has been elected
president of the Order of the
Old Well.
Other officers include Katy Ste
wart, vice president; Herman God
win, secretary-treasurer; Bob Car
ter, Paddy Sue Wall and Wayne
Bishop' 'executive committee; and
Don Millen and Bob Cowne, alter
joe Qui,-;, towerin- center on the Tar Heels' National Mts executive committee.
Championship basketball team was turned down last week by
the ACC in his anneal for tuo more semesters of nlav. Owed jKIt Kehearsal
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ball three and a hall of these. Last 1 .1 1 1 , an unfortunate aceid- orjen(a(ion skit will begin at 6:45
cut in a scrimmage inline forced him to lose an entire year of and 7:30 tonight in Carroll Hall,
eligibility. So Qui has but one semester remaining in his All women's orientation counselors
c areer as a Tar Heel, and it must be the first semester of next who signed up for the skit and all
ear. The c onleieni e allows an athlete five full years in which are Interested in it have been
to complete his lour wars of 'eligibility, and the clock runs out ured to the compulsory
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By ELLIOTT COOPER
Rain and Harvard and Yale
prevented the varsity tennis team
from having a perfect' northern
trip.
Rain, the first factor, caused
cancellation of three of the six
scheduled matches which were to
have been played while the team
was on the trip. After beating
Maryland 9-0 two Saturday's ago
the Tar Heels traveled to Williams
town, Mass. to meet the rain. Al
though the Carolina netters had
pasted Williams 13-0 in a match
at Chapel Hill, the descending
waters saved the Ephanen from
having to try to even the score.
Tuesday the Carolina team
traveled over to Amherst to try
again, but the second day in a row
the rains beat the Tar Heels. Still
undefeated, but quiet wet, coach
Vladimir Cernik's netters prepared
themselves for their third match
in Massachusetts the next day.
Havard Wins
At Cambride the weather cleared
but as things turned out it would
have been just as well for the
Heels if the rain had continued.
Determined not to be beaten by
Carolina twice this season the Har
vard netters hung an 8-1 loss on the
Tar Heels and dropped them from
the ranks of the unbetaten. For the
Crimson it made up for the 8-7
match they had lost in Chapel Hill.
I Only Ben Key's singles victory
I prevented a shutout.
The next day at Yale it was the
same story but a different score;
this time 6-3. On this day the Caro
linians played much better tennis
and with a couple of brakes could
have taken the Bulldogs. Five of
the six singles matches went sets,
but only SU ve Bank and Dick
Makepeace could pull out a win.
In the number one singles Tar
Heel captain Bob Bortner took the
first , set from Donald Dell- 6-0 but
lost the next two and the match.
The other win of the day same in
the number one doubles where Bort
ner and Bank came through for
the victory.
The last match on the road trip
was to have been in Washington Sat
urday ., against the Colonials of
George Washington, but for the
third time in a week the rain came
down 'and the match had to be
called.'' .
KoUins Next
With the possible exception of the
Geore Washington match the Taf
Heels were rained ,out of their
matches against easiest opponents.
Harvard and Yale were supposed to
give the varsity more trouble than
anyone else on the schedule, and
they lived up to expectations.
Although the Heels have only one
more regularly scheduled match.
the season will not end until after
the ACC tournament. This tourney
will be played here in Chapel Hill
this year beginning Thursday. The
best players in the conference will
compete in the three day event
and anyone who likes to watch
good tennis will have plenty to see
Fresh Batmen
Edge Blue Imps
Carolina's freshman baseball
team held off a last inning threat
and edged Duke's Blue Imps 5-4
in a game here yesterday.
Tar Babies Jerry McNeil pitched
the Carolina frosh through eight
innings but ran into -trouble in
the ninth and had to be releived
by John Stott, McNeil was given
credit for the win which now gives
him' a 4-0 record.
McNeil walked two in the ninth
before being releived. Stott came
in, loaded up the bases and saw two
runs cross the plate before he
could bear down and retire the
side.
The victory brings the Tar Babies
record to 14 wins against 3 losses.
The two teams have met twice be
fore. The Tar Babies won the
first one, but the second ended in
a tie. The same squad will meet
Wednesday at Duke.
LINE SCORE
Duke 020 000 002 4 9 2
UNC 202 001 00X 5 8 1
McNeil, Stott (9), Bolick; Williams,
Gilbert.
WAA To Hold Picnic And Watershow
The Women's Athletic association
will sponsor two activities today,
the annual WAA picnic, and the an
nual "splash" club water show.
The picnic will be held this af
ternoon at 5:30 beside the outdoor
swimming pool at Woollen Gym.
All of the individual awards that
are won during the year are pre-,
sented. Awards are also given to
the outstanding seniors,- and the
outstanding representatives from
the dorms and sororities. The high
light of the picnic will be the pres
entation to the dormitory and sor
ority that have compiled the most
points m WAA this year.
The "Splash" club will present
its' annual show beginning at 8 p.
m. in the indoor pool. The theme
of the show is, "WPOOL TV pre
ents splash, splash, splash - the
slogan show".
.."WPOOL TV" will carry the pro
gram live from hotel Bowman
Grey. The club has 25 members
'and is headed by president Ka
Smith. No admission will be
charged.
An example of what's in store
can be seen by the titles of some
of the skits. "She ain't sharpe
enough", "Play it cool", Jackie
swims good like a coad should",
and the "The ham what am."
Here is a new standard of excellence
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II occsins. This solid tOK
fold rlr9 will b fortvtr
chrishd
WENTWORTH & SLOAN
Dr. O. K. Coriiwdl sufficient reason to appeal the conference. tend the meeting have been asked! rr KA
Cormvcll is fantltv chairman ot the- Athletic Department and cal1 LaRuth Sutton or Ann KhooeY Un rs
Whistler - Your
Harvey at.S90G7.
was authoi icd to make the appeal by the faculty committee
on athletics. The committee meets ajain this month, and
should they decide to authorize Cornwell for another appeal
to the ACC. in their fall meeting of next year, which is highly
unlikely. Cui would hae a chance. But it would be a very
slim one, lor most feel that it would only be a replay of this
)car's dec ision.
Conference Must Draw Line
The QuiS ce is one to cause sympathy and it is a shame
that such a fine athlete and eentleman cannot wear the blue
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partial ruling, that there is nothing dirty or under the table fHw wenJtrful dacrenpima
about the decision. The case is an exception, certainly, but cottCn wash'n' wear shirts six
when the conference begans to make exceptions, where can fabulous colors white, blue,
the next line be drawn? , olive beige, red, black and Hch
The rule remains from the, old Southern Conference navy from $6.95.
from which Carolina withdrew with seven other schools to New largt shipment of pullover
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conferences in the nation, such as the Southwest Conference.
The Big Ten allows only eight semesters.
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Mom's A Lively Chick! j
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Year after year your old book- '
seller repeats this message, and j
year after year somebody's j
mom stops in to thank him.
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Don't .try to smother mother in j
moth balls, just because it's her 1
day. j
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Mom's a lively chick, and i
she'd lnke to know that you j
know it. The old facade may be 1
draped with a bit of embom
point these days, but the same
dame that stepped a -torrid Big
Apple just yesterday is still be
hind it.
So
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Tt 5c iur -minion that p ACC. nrtpd wisplv in refusing I ... . . ... ' '. ...
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Lanqley And Helms Ranking
Players In ACC Tournament jOlUtpn S
WINSTON-SALEM. Wake Forest with a one-under Ml score last if f flffWnflr tlDb08fu
puts Its ACC golf championship
on the line here Friday and Satur
day when firlr.2 in the two-day
event is staged over the Old Town
club links.
The tournament, being staged at
Old Town for the fifth consecutive
year, is expected to draw entries
from all eight members of the con
fcrence. As la past years, team and In
dividual championships will be
determined over 36 holes of play
with 18 holes slated each day. The
team championship is decided on
the 36-hole score of the four low
individual players from each
school.
' A new Individual champion will
be- crowned since John Gerring of
year, has completed his college
eligibility. Gerring was the second
Demon Deacoa golfer to cop the
individaul title. Arnold Palmer,
recent winner of the Masters, won
in 1954. The Deacons have captured
the team crown twice, getting tlieir
first victory in the 1333 event.
The three top finishers, Includ
ing Gerring, from last year's meet
will not be back this year. Sonay
George, also of Wake Forest, and
Joe McCarley of South Carolina
finished In a two-way tie for runner
up honors with a 143 total. .
Tommy Helms, currently playing
the No. I position for Wake Forest,
and Tommy Langley of Carolina
thus become the ranking players
from the 1957 meet returning tkis
1 vear. Thev finished in a tie tor
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When you look at our Mother's
Day cards you'l find we've pick
ed lively, impudent ones-cards
that say "Keep off the shelf,
kiddo. You're still our candidate
for Mrs. North Carolina!" And
if you can afford to buy a book,
we try io lure you into buying
something zippy - and we gift
wrap it tender as all get out.
Save your lavender and old
lace for Confederate Memorial
day. Mom's dish is firecrackers
and fun!
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