James Morris and Stuart Sechriest,
co-editors, Fletcher Ferguson, Len
Rubin, Everett Peterson. -
Lee Turk, Ira Sarasohn, Lester
Ostrow, Harry Fredericks, Charles
Daniel, Phil Kind.
PHONE 4351
CHAPEL HILL, N. C., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1935
'FOE CAROLINA SPORTSMANSHIP"
LEVTTAN,DEGRAY
GAIN POSSESSION
OFDOUBLES TITLE
FROSH NETSTERS
CRUSH DANVILLE
Potts, Fuller, Farrell Get Love
Matches in 7-0 Win.
The frosh rietters took another
Winners Rally to Defeat Shore step forward yesterday after-
And Minor, Proving Them- noon in their mad race to keep
selves Best Doubles Team. abreast of the undefeated var-
Sltv nptt.Pra hv uhi-rvniTior CtfrYcr&
TAR HEELS ARE SUPERIOR Washington high school, Dan-
A five-set victory yesterday ville Va- b a -7-0 .count.
afternoon by Captain Walter inree ot tne nve singles that
Levitan1 and Eddy De Gray over were played went to Carolina by
Frank Shore and Bill Minor, love victories. Ramsay Potts,
gave them joint possession of Eddy Fuller, and Frank Farrell
the state intercollegiate doubles accomplished the feat, all win
title. The scores of the ' long ning 6-0, 6-0.
drawn-out battle were 6-3, 4-6, Gordon Robinson, playing in
4-6, 6-3, 6-4. second singles, certainly had his
As in the singles final last hands full before stopping Wille-
week, when Harvey Harris over- ford in three long sets. Wille-
came Minor after trailing two ford managed to win the second
sets to one, the winning team set, and Robinson barely took
yesterday also rallied from a set the third set by a 6-4 count.
deficit to capture tne crown. The doubles Drovided another
Although the match does not thriller as Ray Bartelman and
compare m coior witn tnat oi Ellison, substitute Carolina com
-a s f ' I
the singles nnai, it produced bination. eked out a three-set
some fine play by the individual victory over Danville's strong-
participants and many a thrill est pair The final set was 7-5.
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as the battle waged on. This afternoon, the frosh
First Set Easy meet Washington High, a youth
Levitan and De bray simply fuj team from eastern North
rode through the first set, tak- Carolina.
ing an early 4-0 lead and romp- j
ing through to a 6-3 win. How
ever, Shore and Minor braced
and came out on the long end of
the next two sets by 6-4 scores.
It was then that Levitan and
De Gray showed the calibre that
has marked them as the most
outstanding doubles combination
in Carolina. Levitan was con-
sistant and coupled with De
Gray's slashes, the pair finally
wore down the resistance of
their opponents to take the title.
Service Breaks
The final set was extraordi
nary in the number oi service
keaks. However, Levitan held
near the end and with his final
stand came the North Carolina
title.
This doubles final was, as was
the singles, an all-Carolina af
fair and clearly showed the su
periority that the Tar Heels hold
over the other teams in this
state.
The scores follow:
Potts (C) over Arnstein, 6-0.
0.
Robinson (C) over Willeford,
1, 8-6, 6-4.
Fuller (C) over Satterfield,
0, 6-0.
Foreman (C) over Gibson, 6-3,
1.
Farrell (C)' over Sager, 6-0,
0.
Bloom-Yeomans (C) over Sa-
ger-Gibson, 6-4, 6-4.
Bartelman-Ellison (C) over
Willeford-Arnstein, 5-7, 6-4, 7-5.
DEACON NINE NIPS
FR0SH OUTFIT, 6-2
Wake Forest Yearlings Chalk
Up Five Runs in First
Two Innings.
ACE NETMAN
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Major Leagues
AMERICAN
Team R. H.
Washington 8 11
New York 9 10
Whitehill and Russell vs. Murphy
and Van Atta
E.
4
Detroit 11
St. Louis 3
Crowder vs. Thomas
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9
NATIONAL
Pittsburgh 0
Chicago 3
Birkoffer vs. Henshaw
St. Louis 2
Cincinnati 12
Haines vs. Schott
New York - 5
Brooklyn 12
Fitzimons vs. Clark
5
13
10
15
0
0
2
1
4
3
All other games postponed on ac
count of rain.
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Musical Novelty y
Color Cartoon
Scoring five, runs in the first
two innings the Wake Jborest
freshmen downed the Carolina
first year men on their home
field yesterday by a 6-2 count.
Johnny Humphries, ace'hur-
ler of the frosh outfit, walked
six batters and was nicked for
three hits in these first two
frames. He topped this off by
striking out six batters" in the
same two innings.
Bases Cleared
The first man up was walked
and the second hit a single.
Humphries loaded the bases by
passing the next batter. Smith,
clean-up hitter, cleared the
sacks with a long triple.
The Carolina team missed its
best opportunity of the after
noon in the first inning when
they filled the bases with none
out but failed to score. 1
After the first two innings
the game settled down to a
pitcher's" battle between Hum
phries and Byrd. The lanky
right-hander of the Carolina
team allowed only one hit in the
last seven innings for a total of
four. Byrd, however, succumo-
ed to seven hits in his nine-in
ning stretch.
The Tar Babies were held
scoreless for seven innings but
nushed over two runs in their
half of the eighth. These runs
came as a result of two hits and
an error.
Carolina's infield showed up
particularly well in the eighth
when they completed a spark
ling double play. With a man
on third, Collins came up with
a hot grounder and whipped it
over to first to beat the batter.
The man on third was nipped
Demon Deacons Stomp
eels To Gain 6-5 WinL
Son of John
Carolina
Vick, cf .
Rand,' 2b
Irwin, ss
McCarn, lb
Tatum, c
Voliva, rf
Montgomery, 3b
Groome, If .
Crouch, p
Totals ...
Wake Forest
Morris, 3b
AB R H PO A E
. 3
.4
. 5
. 5
.. 4
. 4
. 3
. 4
.. 4
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2
1
0
1
0
0
0
0
1
5
0
0
2
2
1
1
0
0
3
9
1
4
2
12
4
0
0
0
7
2
0
0
0
1
0
1
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AB R H PO A E
5
. 5
-.4
5
. 4
4
4
....4
4
1
....40
Gold, rf .
Mitchell, 2b
Wall, cf 1
Patton, lb
Chappell, ss
Morris (Do.), If
Sheppard, c
Johnson, p
xRhodes, p
Totals .
xBatted for Johnson in ninth. .
Score by innings: R. H. E
Wake Forest 200 201 100-6 11 1
Carolina 200 010 0025 9 1
1
1
0
0
2
1
1
0
0
0
6
1
1
1
1
2
3
0
2
0
0
2
1
2
1
6
6
1
7
1
0
11 27
2
0
3
0
0
2
0
1
0
0
8
QUARLES WHIPS
STUMPY JACOBS
Former Carolina Lightweight
Gets Decisive Revenge Win;
To Fight Steve Smith.
Gold Bats Out Homer
For Wake's Early Lead
Crouch Hits Three and Pitches
Nice Game Despite Bap
tists' Eleven Hits.
STATE HERE TOMORROW
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Here's how a master of the art serves Eddy De Gray, Brook
lyn's gift to Carolina tennis, is stopped as he is about to strike the
ball. But it took a shutter speed of a thousandth of a second
to do it.
State High Baseball
The state class B high school
championship game will be held
on Emerson field on May 9. The
championship game for Class A
will take place Friday, May 10.
Those B class teams still in
the race in the eastern part of
the state are Roanoke Rapids,
Garner, Roseboro, and White-
ville, while those remaining in
the west are Rockwell, Burling
ton, and Paw Creek.
Norment Quarles, Carolina's
former Southern Conference
lightweight champion, took a big
step up the boxing ladder last
Monday night in Richmond by
winning a decisive 10-round de
cision over tne nign-ranKing
Stumpy Jacobs.
Jacobs is one of the two boys
who has defeated Quarles since
he - stepped from the college
ranks into the professional class
a year ago this spring.
Smith Again
Steve Smith of Bridgeport is
the other pro with a decision
over the Carolina blond. Norm
will also have a chance to avenge
this setback when he takes on
the tough Bridgeport pug in
Durham, May 10.
It was boxer against fighter
when Quarles 'and Jacobs clash
ed for the third time Monday
night. Jabbing and hooking
with his powerful left and
The favorite Phi Delta 1 he- throwing occasional short
ta's gained an early lead and de- straight rights, Carolina's for
feited the Theta Chi's, 13-1, m mer champ gave the Richmond
yesterday's intramural game. fans one of the finest exhibi-
Wolslagel starred at the bat tions they have ever seen.
for the winners with two home Almost a Knockout
runs and a single. The winner cleverly stayed
Klutz Building made a rally 0ut of7 Jacobs' way all through
in the seventh inning put could the fight and was never touched
not overtake the lead that Old by a hard punch. The veteran
West had piled up, losing the ringsman was continually off
game 11-10. (Continued on last page)
Fayetteville, April 30. Play
ing before two thousand fans the
University of North Carolina
baseball club today lost the sec
ond of" its three encracrementa
with the Wake Forest nine, 6-5.
Gold, big right-hander for the
Deacs laid into one of Freddy
Crouch's spinners and laced it
over Ed Voliva's head in right
field and rounded the sacks be
hind Dal Morris to count Wake
Forest's two runs in the first
inning.
Slow Fielding
Gold's slash to right was run
down by "T" Vick, Carolina
centerfielder, who, handicapped
by a sore index finger on. his
throwing hand, threw the ball in
to Trip Rand. Trip failed to get
in front of the heave; conse
quently, the sphere rolled
through the infield to the base
line between third and home, al
lowing Gold to score. On two
other occasions, the fourth and
sixth, Carolina outfielders per
mitted tallies which could have
been cut off at the plate had the
throw-ins been good.
Carolina evened things in
their half of the first, counting;
twice on walks to Captain Vick '
and the Tripper Rand who shuf
fled home on a two-baser by
Tommy Irwin.
Bunny Hearn's boys lost a
sweet chance to take the lead in
the third when Vick and Rand
were left stranded on second
and third as the third man was
retired.
Noble Effort
After Wake Forest had chalk
ed up two markers in the fourth
and one each in the sixth and
seventh, making the score 6-3;.
(Continued on last page)
Mural Ball Games
Today's Mural Card
BASEBALL
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5 :00 Law School vs. Swain
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Alpha No. 1 vs. A. T. O., Phi
Gamma Delta vs. T. E. P., Sig
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