imrlers Throw Cold Water On Duike Jt By JOHN MONTAGUE Let the pitchers do it. For the second time in two games this proved a successful formula for the UNC baseball team, as the Tar Heel batters were once again stingy with their run production, but scored enough to beat Duke, CHARMACK The Magician P. O. Box 118 New York 9, N. Y. Sparkling Spring Suggestions From Our Nov Arrivals! Just received the best looking lined imported India Madras stove-pipe slim bermudas, with that special silky London Finish, at only $7.95. Tired of your white ducks wrink ling? Our new avril and cotton won't wrinkle, and they are tail ored in our own stove-pipe slim model, at a budget price of $5.95. Large choice assortment of tap ered bermudas at $4.95 and $5.95. Our own hand picked India Ma dras half sleeve shirts, all in fin est single needle tailoring $6.95. You'll really flip for Milton's New Spring Look! $Mttmf PEANUTS this is a "Vicious circle"; for a very special occasion! K. O I O o RINGS Express your pride and joy with the most precious grift, a brilliant and beautiful Keepsake diamond ring ... a perfect gem in a master piece setting. r- Kmt aJmrd to iW vL- .."., "TI Prie. inch.de FderlTM. J-L!! "J SFECIAL STUDENT TERMS bvymiFis i'm trains I m l . ( TO DEVELOP A h f W I I V CHALK-TALK J IfZfrrin ( Melon's JEWELERS 327 W. Main St. Durham The Students' Jeweler 3-2. Mike McLaughlin, Bill Danne mann and Bobby Cox each went three innings on the mound, and only Dannemann had any trouble with the Blue Devils, as UNC ran its exhibition record to 2-0. This afternoon, Walt Rabb's men , face Duke at Durham in another practice game. Then Monday it's the real thing at home against Connecticut. Dannemann was touched for both of Duke's runs after two were out in the fourth, and after Gary Black's two-run double and McLaughlin's hitless pitching had given the Tar Heels a 2-0 edge. After R. D. Carson had ground ed out and Dave West had fanned, Duke second sacker Bucky Fader reached Dannemann for the Blue Devil's first hit of the afternion, a single to right field. Catcher Scotty Glacken followed with a single to right, and the two Devils ended up on second and third B hie Devils, Wildcats Have One Thing In Mind KANSAS CITY Mo. (UPI) Kansas State, the overlooked member of collegiate basketball's final big four, will have at least the psychological advantage to night in the opening of the NCAA NEW FOR SPRING SUITS SPORT JACKETS SLACKS at Uarsilg iUnt'n HJrar 147 E. Franklin St. Your Charge Account Invited W KNOW WHAT THIS 15? i I il WHOEVER-BUILT THIS FENCE REALLV KNEtd HIS STUFF.. GOOD WORKMANSHIP! 170,000 TITLES No, we don't carry all of them in stock, alas. But they're all available through us except for a few paperback lines. And at no extra cost. We are also able to chase down many out-of-print titles for your collection again at no extra cost to you. Our gift-wrapping's free, we'll mail books for you if you wish, and we give quick service on every thing (and quicker service when you need it.) North Carolina's number one all-'round bookshop? We call ourselves that and wel come all complaints. Come in for a browse or just to complain. You're welcome in North Carolina's number one all-'round bookshop. The Inllmato Bookshop 119 East Franklin St. Open every night until 10 p.m. J NEW FOR SPRING DRESS SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS at Uarmti &tns Wtar 147 E. Franklin St. Your Charge Account Invited P Black Sivirigs Hot when Ken Willard couldn't come up with the ball cleanly and let it skip away from him. Pitcher Charlie Young, the De vils' second and most effective of the game, then dumped a single into shallow center which plated both Fader and courtesy runner Jim Hopkins, knotting the score. Dannemann walked John Gute kunst, but struck out Tom Taylor to end the inning. From there on, the junior righthander kept the Blue Devils well in check until Cox took over in the seventh. It was in the bottom of the sev enth the Tar Heels scored their third and deciding run. With Merle Ambler on the mound, Bill Taylor drew a walk, Black singled him to third with a sharp smash to left (his second hit of the day both in key situations), and after Cox had fouled out for the sec ond out, Dickie Prindle ground ed to second and beat out Fader's weak throw. It was an error, and championships. The Wildcats (22-5), the Big Eight Conference champions, were ranked only 12th in the final UPI coaches' rating. Of the three other teams battling for the national crown, undefeated UCLA (28-0) was ranked first, Michigan (22-4) was second and Duke (25-4) fourth. But Kansas State, after unex pectedly dominating the Midwest regionals last weekend, will come bursting into Friday night's clos ing semifinal match against UCLA on the crest of a 13-game win ing streak and with everything to gain and nothing to lose. Michi gan meets Duke in the first semi final match. Game times were 8:30 p.m.t DTH Picks 'Em (Trios To) Michigan over Duke (semi) Kansas State over UCLA (semi) Michigan over Kansas State (finals) The Duke-Michigan game will be televised locally tonight over WTVD (11) Durham, and WFMY (2) Greensboro. Tip-off time is scheduled for 8:30. The finals will be carried Saturday night, and, if Duke loses tonight, the consolation game will also be televised. In Person One Night Only THE COASTERS FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 1964 Dance from 10 P-M. to 2 A.M. to Such Hits as: "Searching "Yackety Yack" "Charlie Brown" "Poison Ivy" Watch the Duke Game With Us We'll Furnish the Television, FREE PEPSI and BEER for 25c per can during Game AT THE HIFTOOOB 2 miles West of Durham Ilwy 70 BEST IDEAL 1 TOl'JQ (Eating-That Is) Student Special O All the CHICKEN you can cat QOc O All the FISH you can cat 69c MONDAY - FRIDAY; 4:00 - 7:00 PJU. GRANTS P0G0 I 60t IT ALU flQQZRZPf WHAT GOT NOW h TAb PGGO PfZG&RAM" YOU WANT tO HSAS POfKft THRU Five ON VCAVatlCNS? Bat Taylor scored on it. Duke threatened in the ninth when Gutekunst reached . first on an infield hit, and Biff Bracey singled him to second with anoth er infield roller, after Taylor had skied to center. But the rally died when Sonny Odum lined to short stop Jim Speight, who fired to Prindle to' double up Gutekunst and end the game. Black came through with the big blow in UNC's two-run sec ond. With one out, Willard singled sharply to left, Merle Kruer forced him at second, then Tay lor advanced Jon Bayiin (courtesy runner for Kruer) to second with a single to left. Black then came up and whacked one over the left fielder's head. The double scored both Bayiin and Taylor. Today Rabb is expected to use Spence Willard, Bob Walker and Bill Haywood in the three o'clock game at Duke. UPSET! Oddsmakers, recognizing Kan sas State's late season develop ment and momentum, rated the Wildcats a two-point favorite over UCLA. Duke was rated four points over Michigan. Ironically, each of the teams paired in the NCAA semifinals met once during the past sea son when Friday night's favorites were the losers. In those Decem ber games, UCLA edged Kansas State, 78-75, and Michigan bump ed off Duke, 83-67. So both Kansas State and Duke will be out for vengeance. And in the grudge match, Kansas State will have the aditional ad vantage an advantage that will extend through Saturday night of familiarity -with the court and a hometown crowd. across from Gen. Sherman Rest. EASTGATE Shopping Center IP K0MIKAT6P, t WLL N NOT RUN"' IP tltttlQ, I WIUU NOT RVfe- you pCNt go AWAVi tlU PlCKtiX YOUR 68AMCHlU9titH! 1 WHERE'S BUZZY HARRISON? DUKE AB R H RBI Gutekunst, cf 4 0 1 0 Taylor, 3b 5 0 0 0 Marley, If 10 0 0 Bracey, If 2 0 10 Odum, rf 5 0 0 0 Carson, ss 4 0 0 0 West, lb 3 0 0 0 StaUings, lb 1 0 0 0 Fader, 2b 2 12 0 Glacken, c 3 0 2 0 b-Hopkins 0 10 0 Stevens, p 10 0 0 Young, p 2 0 12 Ambler, p 10 0 0 TOTALS 34 2 7 2 UNC AB R H RBI Prindle, 2b 4 0 1 0 Fleming, 3b 4 0 0 0 Wright, 3b 0 0 0 0 Speight, ss 4 0 0 0 Brown, lb 3 0 10 Willard, If 4 0 10 Kruer, c 3 0 0 0 a-Baylin 0 10 0 Taylor, rf 2 2 10 Black, cf 3 0 2 2 McLaughlin, pi 0 0 0 Dannemann, pi 0 0 0 Cox, p 10 0 0 TOTALS 30 3 6 2 a-ran & scored for Kruer in 2nd b-ran & scored for Glacken in 4th DUKE ..... 000 200 0002 UNC 020 000 lOx 3 PITCHING D? H R ER BB SO Stevens ..2 3 2 2 0 1 Young ... 4 2 0 0 1 4 Ambler ..21 1 0 1 2 McLau lin 3 0 0 0 4 6 Dan'mann 3 4 2 1 1 6 Cox 3 3 0 0 1 1 W Cox L Ambler STARTS THURSDAY one imanfs uuay is EVERYONE'S MOTION PICTURE! FRann ROSS one man's uuau the sror Ofl NORMAN VINCENT PEALE DON MURRAY A Kin MTDODuCma . WILLIAM WINOCa,. CAROL OHUARI DIANA HYLAND unhid artists friend NEW FOR SPRING BERMUDAS SWIMSUITS BELTS at Harstlij Hint's Efrar 147 E. Franklin St. Your Charge Account Invited MAN WW ww xr k n i ij& .SSmi . Wji M T l AIX-CAMPUS FRATERNITY Sam Simpson (ATO) Dick Fleming (ATO) Hick Sharp (Phi Kap Sig) WTarren Price (Sigma Nu) Charlie Battle (Phi Delt) DORM Ozzie Faison (Craige B) FASHIONS WITH You are invited to view our fresh Spring Styles, collected with special emphasis on varie ty the look is unique and our collection is ready to add ex citement to: DAYTIME PLAYTIME DATETEV1E COED CORNER of the HUB of Chapel Hill Values to 9.95 Included are sport and dress shirts in solids, stripes, and madras. SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION 147 E. Franklin St. Clothiers of Distinction NOW PLAYING NOMINATED FOR 5 ACADEMY AWARDS Natalie Wood "Best Actress of the Year!" IH I'JflOD There is a moment-a long moment-when everything is SIM risked with the proper stranger. r,"cOUEEf blilk lllllll r,HERSCHELBERNARDI OPENS SUNDAY ajm err Short Sleeve SHIRTS $349 Sap ''J' 7 wBmmm u33i TO PMMINm HUM AWWfL MAM WHO KHOW rYHAf Hi ZM, 6 TKS MAM We WANT pff? ff r?7 fcfi Sf-7 CAGERS PICKEP Bill Sessoms (Mangum) Bob Sutton (Navy) Eddie Kesler (Ehringhaus B) Junior Edge (Ehringhaus B) GRADUATE Tommy Koontz (Med Sch 4) Bill Jannan (Med Sch 4) Larry Nolan (Peacocks) Did the First Day of Spring Find Your Wardrobe Lacking? Are you finding that last Spring's clothes are showing their age or lacking in style, color, and variety. If so, we have an unlimited number of suggestions that can help your Conscious . . .yet Budget Prone? Then you owe yourself a visit to THE HUB of Chapel Hill DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS 1. Measure ment for a gem 6. Small plug' 11. Conscious 12. Hang fluttering' in the air 13. Candle 14. Eat away 15. Ineffectual actors 17. 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Large vacation collection of one and two piece swim suits. You'll love our expanded assort ments in our newly decorated quarters. MUton'g Clothing Cupboard 23. Pins for wheels 24. Insects 26. Dis tress signaL 28. Girl's 31. Tihy Si .tf T n tic r"?r i a ij t in 33. The Cotton state 36. The head: si. 39. Mallet 41. Songs for one person 44. Water craft Yesterday's Aniwel 46.Sheer 47. Owns .48. Mother of. Irish gods . 49. Weep 51. A veterans abbr. 52. Bitter vetch 8 7 IO iz 1 ta if il 2X 20 21 22 23 i24 ll 23 29 31 32 33 13b 57 40 41 If 44 P77 AS 49 60 51 5Z 34- Co I IC V s 4 4 J 1 It i IC. 'An Pa lull t7ciClT"f r TA UjV ill I I 111 1 V2k f p

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