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SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1945
Pre-Fliglit In Contes
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Cindermen Go Up Agains'
Cherry Point In Track Encounter
Baseball Game Slated
Here This Afternoon
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Coach Ranson
After Win In
Today's Meet
The initial home track meet of the
1945 season will be held on Fetzer
field this afternoon, beginning at 2:30
o'clock, when the Tar Heel cindermen
lock horns with the Marine runners
from Cherry Point.
This is the second time of the sea
son that Coach Dale Hanson's lads
have gone into competition, having
been beaten two weeks ago by Georgia
Tech in Atlanta. The meet promises
to be a close affair, with the ever-improving
Carolina squad battling hard
to turn back the Marines, who came
in second in the Indoor meet held here
last winter.
Following the event, today, Coach
Ranson will begin preppinghis charges
for three consecutive week-ends of
running. A home meet with the Duke
Blue Devils and races away with Vir
ginia and Navy are on the docket be
fore the Tar Heels return to home
grounds for the annual AAU open
track classic slated for June 2 in Fet
zer stadium.
Field events, the discus, javelin, shot
and jumps, are slated to get under
way at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon,
and the running events will begin at
3 o'clock. Some 40 Carolina runners
and field men are expected to partici
pate actively, and according to Coach
Ranson "in addition to those who will
compete in the actual meet, there will
be about 25 others taking part in
time trials in the 330-yard, 660-yard
and three-quarter mile runs." The lads
running in the time trials are the boys
who, although not participating ac
tually in the meet, are members of
the track roster and work daily.
Probable contestants for Carolina
this afternoon follow,, but last minute
changes may be made.
100 Clayton, Hardaway, Fisher.
220 Rosa, Haigler, Hardaway,
Fisher
440 Hester, Turner, Hunter.
I 880 Dodson, Brown, Paxton, Good,
Alien.
Mile Leathers, : Pierce, Edwards,
Lowrey. ;; . . V:.:. . -. .
Two Mile Holden, Erath, Bolch,
Hatch, Osborne, Chafin.
High Hurdles Lineweaver, Man
gum, Cook.
Low Hurdles Lineweaver, Haigler,
Rosa
Pole Vault Begnaud, Gupton.
High Jump Clayton, Whaley, Hob
kirk, McKenzie, Rosa.
Broad Jump Rosa, Fisher, Martin,
Spillars, Smith, Mangum.
Shot Put Hooper.
Discus Allen, Clayton, Whaley,
Jordon.
Javelin Bauer, Clayton, Whaley,
Holton, Bullard, Willingham, Spaugh.
Gets Promotion
Lt. Archibald Henderson, Jr., of
Chapel Hill, -former University of
North Carolina tennis star, who is
now a . navigator with the AAF in
Europe, has just received two pro-
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Coed Tennis
W
omen Marines In Match
Carolina coeds will play hostess this
afternoon to ten Marine Women Re
serves from Cherry Point on the var
sity tennis courts at 2:00 o'clock. To
day's match will be the second for the
coed varsity team, and they hope to
stage a big comeback after last week's
humiliating defeat at the hands of
William and Mary coeds.
Carolina's team will be strengthen
ed this afternoon by the addition of
Emma Lee Rhyne who was out of
last week's match with an ankle in
jury. Emma Lee has been back for
practice this week and is now able to
play off the finals of the intramural
Varsity Netters
Invade Annapolis
For Severe Test
Carolina's varsity netters grabbed
an easy victory from The Citadel sex
tet last Thursday afternoon by wal
loping the South Carolinians with an
impressive 7-0 score.
Coach JohnjKenfield and his tennis
team will invade Annapolis, Mary
land, this afternoon to tackle the Mid
dies in one of the Tar Heels toughest
assignments of the season. The Navy
boys are undefeated and rank among
the top net teams in the country.
The Midshipmen turned back the
Tar Heels last season with' a one-sided
score of 7-2, but the Carolina netmen
will be out to seek not only an upset
but revenge for last year's beating.
Last Thursday's victory was the
first win the local netters have regis
tered since the campaign opened. The
Kenfieldmen lost a 7-2 decision to a
potent William and Mary crew last
week in the initial match of the iy4D
season.
Cliff Tuttle, top performer for the
Tar Heels, scored an easy two-set
win over Citadel's Copelan with the
score being 6-2, 6-0.
Duke Wilder was forced to go the
limit to edge out Howard in the num
ber two singles. Wilder dropped the
first set to the Citadel racquetman,
but forged ahead to take the next two
sets to decide the match.
Ed Baity won his second straight
match of the season, by turning back
Cheatham in straight sets 6-3, 6-2.
Mac Davis had little trouble in sub
duing Arramson by the score of 6-1,
6-3. Billy Weathers took his second
triumph as he bested Chapman in two
sets 6-4, 6-2.
Rnv Rowe and Larry Probstem
paired together to beat out a 6-0, 6-2
win over Citadel's doubles comDina
tion Howard and Chapman. Johnny
May and Ed Baity teamed up to whip
Cheatham and Abramson, 6-2, 9-7.
motions. He is now Captain Hender
son and was made first navigator of
the 2nd Combat Wing of the AAF.
Watch for the 7th War Loan drive.
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tournament with Jane Wideman.
The victor of the intramural tour
nament will be put in the number one
spot for today's match with Cherry
Point, the runner-up getting the num
ber two place. Pitted against the
Marines in the remaining positions
will be the following girls (in their
probable order) : Ann Christian, Shir
ley Dickinson, Joyce Fowler, and Dot
Rhyne,
Teaming up for doubles will be Jane
Wideman and Emma Lee Rhyne and
probably Anne Christian and Joyce
Fowler, the only-coed to take her
match in last week's play.
Coed Softball Team
Goes To Greensboro
A softball team representing the
Carolina coeds will journey to Greens
boro today, where they will compete
in the Play Day program at the Wo
man's College. . ,
Those making the trip include: Dot
Enzor, manager, Mary Jane Lloyd,
Bill Lloyd, Betty Albergotti, Meadue
Montgomery, Betty Chase, Anne
Hodges, Anne Thornton, "Chuck"
Henry and Catherine Sloan.
Softball Schedule
Phi Kappa Sigma, 6; Zeta Psi, -2.
Delta Phi, 9; Phi Gams, 8.
Sigma Nu, 23; SAE, 7.
Med School No. 2 over ATO, for
feit. ;
Zeta Psi over Med School No. 1,
forfeit.
Vance, 10; Med School No. 3, 2.
Smith, 10; Med School No. 2, 5.
Vance, 11; Two Brews, 7.
Corsairs, 16; SAE, 1.
Med School No. 3 over Delta Sig
ma Pi, forfeit.
Sigma Chi over Bainbridge Aces,
forfeit.
Med School No. 1 over Phi Delts,
forfeit. ,
Pi Kappa Alpha, 7; Sigma Nu, 4.
Phi Kappa Sigma over Steele, for
feit. Music Department
To Feature Chopin
A musical program will be pre
sented by members of the music fac
ulty and students over station WDNC
from 12:45 until 1 o'clock today.
Featuring compositions of Frederic
Chopin, the program will include
"Valse," and "Etude in A flat Major"
by Elizabeth Taylor, Asheville,
pianist; "Sonata in G Minor" by
Emily Porter, cellist, accompanied by
Mary Louise Emery; and "Black Key
Etude" by Adele Burnham, pianist.
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Carol Annexes
Paddle Tennis
Championship
Ping-Pong Doubles
Event Opens Monday
Joe Carol, representing the Pi
Lambda Phi fraternity, was crowned
campus champion in the recent ping
pong tournament, held in Woollen
Gym. Carol defeated Archie Morris
of Whitehead dorm in straight sets,
21-19' and 21-10.
Carol eked out a win ever Don
Anderson of the Phi Kappa Sigs to
win the semi-final round, while Mor
ris beat Jerry Schwartz and Carroll
Poplin to reach the finals.
The singles tournament interrupt
ed the intramural softball schedule
for a time, but the leagues were
continued this week.
Softball hostilities will be can
celled again on "Monday to permit
the running of a ping-pong doubles
tournament. The tourney will be com
pletely run off between 5:15 and 7:30
Monday afternoon. The pairings for
the first round of the matches show
the following teams playing:
Pi Lambda Phi vs. Whitehead No.
1.
Zeta Psi vs. Sigma Nu.
Phi Gamma Delta vs.1 Bainbridge
Aces.
Kappa Sigma, bye.
Beta Theta Pi, bye.
Kappa Alpha, bye.
Phi Kappa Sigma, bye.
SAE, bye.
Smith Raiders vs. Phi Delta Theta.
Sigma Chi vs. Vance Dorm.
; Steele, bye.
. Pi Kappa Alpha, bye.
Med School, bye. v
Zeta Beta Tau, bye.
Battle Dorm, bye,
ATO, bye.
DUKE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL OF NURSING
DURHAM, N. C.
The next class will be admitted
September 27, 1945. Only one class
is enrolled each year.
Basic entrance requirements are
intelligence, aptitude for nursing,
and character. The academic re
quirements are 16 units of High
School and at least one semester
each of College Chemistry and
Biology or Zoology. Annual tuition
cost is $100 and covers the cost of
instruction and maintenance.
- Duke University School of Nurs
ing offers the B.S. in Nursing upon
completion of the 3-year nursing
course and 60 semester hours of
acceptable College credits.
Duke University School of Nurs
ing also participates in the U. S.
Nurse Cadet Corps program. Under
this plan, students who pledge
themselves to continue in nursing
throughout the war, receive free
tuition, uniforms and a small
monthly stipend.
Application forms and catalogue
can be obtained from: Dean, Duke
University School of Nursing,
Duke Hospital, Durham, North
Carolina.
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Local Clubs Lock Horns At 3
In Initial Ration Loop Game
Coach Bunn Hearn's Tar Heel base
ball club tangles with the Carolina
Pre-Flight school hefe on Emerson
field this afternoon at 3 o'clock in the
first of four Ration league games
scheduled between the two teams.
The local diamond stars already
have two loop victories to their credit,
both over State's Red Terrors, and
this afternoon they will be gunning
to keep their record clean and remain
on top of the league. In pre-season
clashes, Pre-Flight nosed out Caro
lina two out of three times, but since
then the 'Busters have lost several
games to State. The latest loss came
Thursday, 5-4, in 11 innings.
In the tilt this afternoon Coach
Hearn will call on veteran righthander
Red Forrest to start on the mound.
The rest of the lineup will remain as
it has for the past couple of encount
ers, with John Gregory at first, Tommy
Thompson at second, Zeke Zientek at
short and John Colones at third.
Rollo Frazier will be behind the plate,
and Al Elger, Bob Fahey and Leo
Mullen will round out the picture in
the outfield. This outer garden trio
will be counted on heavily in the hit
column, but the lead at the plate is
likely to fall in the hands of any one
of the fast-improving youngsters on
the Tar Heel nine.
After the tilt today with the Cloud
busters, Carolina will take just a one
day rest Sunday before starting a
tough week. Four games are on deck
for the locals next week, and all of
them will be played away from home.
Things get going Monday with the
oft-postponed third game with State
being reeled off in Raleigh. This is
the game that was first called off in
memory of the death of the late Presi
dent Roosevelt and later postponed
again becouse of wet grounds.
There will be another one-day lay
off Tuesday, with operations resum
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nine of Sanford. The clash is slated
to be played in Sanford.
Thursday will find the Tar Heel
baseballers at Ft. Bragg for a battle
with the soldiers of the army camp
there, and then Coach Hearn, who is
in his 14th consecutive year of coach
ing here, takes his lads to Raleigh
for a fourth and final skirmish with
the Red Terrors of State college.
Connor Better
Dr. R. D. W. Connor, popular pro
fessor in the Political Science depart
ment, is recuperating from a recent
operation. He is expected to return
to Chapel Hill sometime during the
first of next week from Pennsylvania
where the operation was performed.
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