Baseball
Tar Babies-Deacuets
Emerson Tomoerow
Basesall
Tax Bashs-Deaczxts
Emerson Tomosxow
CHAPEL HILL, N. C, SUNDAY MAY 10, 1936
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By the
PAPERS
By Ira Sarasohn
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Netters Keep Northern Slate
Clean With 9-0 Win Over Navy
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MURAIJSTS NEAR
BASEBALL FINALS
Shot Putter
Henderson, DeGray
Star For Carolina
Tar Heels End Trip with Sixth
Straight Win, White
washing Middies
Annapolis, Md., May 9. The
University of North Carolina's
tennis team tfinished ur their
Sometime this afternoon our northern invasion here today,
long awaited coach will arrive 1 successfully keeping an unscar
from the Lone Star State to red record by whitewashing the
commence what we sincerely middie netmen of the United
Wo n ha in ma ni.o.o.t 3 Academy y-0
I AlT.nnntrh hnTyiTprort hv -fVio hnf
uCicmuiCuiui0rm. weather from their
inere proDaoiy won t be anv I inn o-
band to greet him nor will there they set back the Nassau men
e any parade around town, but 7.0 the Tar Heel netters slaved
1 1 . 'It 1 11 I
ms arrival win oe ieit just as wen enough to win although sev-
great. Over our bunday chicken eral were pressed hard.
u. , u xuointupiB DeGray Features
uu,r . J .7 Archie Henderson, playing in
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tnougn lew win actually see the Nnrfh r;ar.liTliflTls vr
new coach arrive, his arrival will in straight sets 6.4 In the
oe , just asgreai; as 11 e very- number two match Hed Ed
one turcieu out to greet mm.
'.. . Coach Wolf no "e" as
far as we know will prob
ably spend a quiet afternoon
with some of the officials
talking plans over. The rest
of us won't learn any of his
Jplans until he publicly an
nounces most of them to the
men out for the team tomor
row. He will meet the boys
at Kenan at 3 tomorrow
afternoon and an hour later
will send them out for their
first practice since Snavely's
departure.
From the Daily Princetonian
which carried a story written
by the sports editor of the Cor
nell paper, we learn that Snave
ly is getting things well in shape
Five Fraternities and Three Dor
mitories Are Still Unde
feated on Diamond
dy DeGray, after dropping the
first set to Grantham 4-6 and
behind in the second set 5-2, 40
love, suddenly clamped down;
turned on the power and blast
ed his way to a 9-7 win in the
second set and a 6-2 win in the
third.
The other singles players for
North Carolina had little trouble
winning their matches in
straight sets, though Shore was
forced to go the limit in 6-4, 7-5
sets before outchopping his ser
vice opponent.
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Going into the final stages of
the race in the intramural play
ground ball league with five fra
ternities and three dormitories
still on the undefeated list, play
reaches a new height this week
when a few of the undefeated
teams clash.
Lewis risks its record tomor
row when it stacks up against a
potentially strong Old West
team. Alpha Epsilon and Zeta
Psi battle it out Wednesday and
the feature clash of the week
comes Thursday when the two
dormitory leaders, the Mono
grams and Ruffin, mix it up to
determine the dormitory cham
pionship. S. A. E. meets its first
test Tuesday meeting the strong
Z. B. T. nine.
Following is the standings of
the teams:
Dormitory
:-T- W
Ruffin 5
Monograms ...... ...................... 5
Lewis .....;.;..l .... .... 4
Law School 4
Old West 4
Mangum ...... 4
Aycock 3
Old East . 3
B-V-P . .. ... 2
Manly 2
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Strong Navy Track Team
Gams Decisive 72-54 Win
Over Tar Heel Cinder men
Duke Golf Champs
Hot Springs, Va May 9.
The Duke University golf
team won the Southern Con
ference tournament here to
day, retaining .their cham
pionship for another year.
The Carolina golfers finished
fourth in team scoring.
Parry of Duke carried off
the individual championship
held last year by Laxton of
Carolina. Harris of the Tar
Heels was runner-up for the
title at the end of the morn
ing round with a 76, but fal
tered in the afternoon round
and finished fifth in individ
ual scoring.
DEACLETS MET
JAMESMEN HERE
Midshipmen Gather 11
First Places in Hard
Fought Contest
Gammon Again Scores Two
Firsts; Barwick and Gra
ham Garner One Each
Week's Mural Card
Monday
4:00 Diamond No. 4 -Zeta Psi vs.
up above Cayuga s waters. He chi Psi.
has retained two members of 5:00 Diamond No. 1, Mangum vs
last year's varsity squad on the Graham; diamond No. 2. Alpha Ep
first team. But with 11 prep SJ8''- -J d?mondA
. , . . . . , Old West vs. Lewis; diamond No. 4.
school captains on last year's x, si . aha c,h sia.
crack freshman football team it 'nv.
is ' not at all surprising to see -A :00 Diamond No. 1. D. K. E. vs.
Shavely make such a radical Theta Chi; diamond No. 2. S. A. E.
vs. Z. B. T.; diamond No. 3. Mono
grams vs. Steele ; , diamond No. 4.
I Yearling Nine to Meet Wake
Forest Tomorrow, Augusta
and State Are Next.
Toni Evins, co-captain of the
Flying Tar Heel track team, who
with Red Drake led the Univer
ft sity's track and field men in their This week the freshman base
ft last dual meet of the season yes- ball team enters into the final
a iciuajf agaiuoi narj. xncj rui sueitii vi. its scneuuie, piaying
lead the Tar Heels m the boutn- Wake Forest tomorrow at Em
em Conference meet at Duke erson stadium, Augusta Military
Graham
Steele ...
Fraternity
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this weekend.
Alpha Epsilon 4
Beta Theta Pi 4
L
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Academy Wednesday, and State
Saturday.
To date the season has been a
dismal one, but the Tar Babies
still have a chance to make
presentable record.
Grudge Battle
Tomorrow's game will be in
the nature of a grudge battle, the
Washington, D. C., May 9. L , 6 ,
e, j .I, 1 freshmen in an early season
FROSH NET TEAM
D0WNSDEVin3-2
C. Rood and Gwyer Win Singles;
Rood-Van Cise Take Doubles
Match for Tar Babies
0 After a day of rest due to the
S. A. E. .: .; 4 0 postponement of the scheduled etl.ng s.eo
revision.
We don't expect Wolf to
make as great a shakeup as
;Snavely has done but there
. is no telling how many of
last year's freshmen will
earn berths on the first
squad. With such crack
players as Cernugel, Maron
ic, Watson, Gordon, Adams
and the many others not
brought to mind right now,
all anxious to earn varsity
berths there is no telling
what may happen.
Among the many things we
patiently wait to learn from the
new coach, the outstanding
question we await to be an
swered is the naming of his as
sistants. Wolf has been granted
. a free hand in naming his strat
Prv staff. It has not been
learned whether he will name
T.' C. U. men, outsiders, former
Tar Heel players, or combina
tions of all three.
We hope that the new
' coach will pick at least one
former Carolina player.
Without hesitation our first
choice would be none other
than our own former Co
Captain Harry Montgomery.
Still fresh in our minds is
the wide acclaim Harry re
ceived last season , many
times as being one of the
smartest football players on
the field. Had Harry not
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Beta Theta Pi vs. Lambda Chi Alpha.
5:00 Diamond No. 1. Chi Phi vs.
Phi Delta Theta; diamond No. 2.
Ruffin vs. Battle-Vance-Pettigrew;
diamond No. 3. T. E. P. vs. Kappa
Sigma; diamond No. 4. Phi Gamma
Delta vs. Kappa Alpha.
Wednesday
4:00 Diamond No. 2. Law School
vs. Old East; diamond No. 3. Pi Kap
pa Alpha vs. T. E. P.
5:00 Diamond No. 1. Alpha Chi
Sigma vs. Phi Alpha; diamond No. 2.
Aycock vs. Lewis; diamond No. 3.
Alpha Epsilon vs. Zeta Psi; diamond
No. 4. Sigma Nu vs. Chi Psi.
Thursday
4:00 Diamond No. 1. Kappa Alpha
vs. Chi Phi; diamond No. 2.S. A. E.
vs. Kappa Sigma ; diamond No. 3.
Lambda, Chi Alpha vs. Sigma Chi;
diamond No. 4. Beta Theta Pi vs.
Theta Chi.
5:00 Diamond No. 1. Pi Kappa Al
pha vs. S. P. E.; diamond No. 2.
Ruffin vs. Monograms; diamond No.
4. Phi" Delta Theta vs. Phi Gamma
Delta.
Friday
4 :00 Diamond No. 1. Old East vs.
Manly:, diamond No. 2. T. E. P. vs.
Lambda Chi Alpha; diamond No. 3.
Sigma Nu vs. Phi Kappa Sigma.
5:00 Diamond No. 1 A. T. O. vs.
Alpha Chi Sigma; diamond No. 2.
Old West vs. Aycock; diamond No. 3.
Phi Alpha vs. D. K. E.; diamond
No. 4. S. P. E. vs. Kappa Alpha.
Some teams have three games this
week because the Intramural depart
ment is trying to complete the sched
ule leaving only games between . un
defeated teams for the week of May
18, and also to end the playground
ball so all teams will be free for the
Intramural track meet, which will be
announced next week.
Sigma Nu 4
Zeta Psi 4
Z. B. T. ..... 4
Lambda Chi Alpha 3
Phi Delta Theta 3
Phi Gamma Delta 3
T. E. P 2
Chi Psi 3
Sigma Chi 3
Kappa Alpha 2
Kappa Sigma 2
D. K. E. . . 2
Pi Kappa Alpha 1
Chi Phi v....... 1
Phi Kappa Sigma 1
Alpha Chi Sigma 0
Theta Chi : 0
A. T. O. 0
Phi Alpha 0
S. P. E. 0
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2
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Going into the ninth inning of
that first game the Tar Babies
were leading and had the tussle
the
0 Episcopal High School match be
0 cause of scarlet fever, the tour-
llintr TWr Ttnlw tennis aom -frnm
apparently cinched, but
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seu uacK.. uie uevm scnooi nere
today 3-2.
The three singles matches
played featured a brother act
with Carolina's number one man,
Major League Results
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5
5
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New York 5
Philadelphia 2
Gomez vs. Kelley.
Cruikshank
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of girls' schools for freshmen
and sophomores and doesn't
think girls should be admitted
to the University until they are
juniors.
"It is just too hard on fresh
men to plunk them down in the
middle of a big University, un
less they had a better system of
guidance. They should adjust
themselves to college life in a
girls' school first. However I
do think that Chapel Hill girls
should be allowed to enter as
freshmen," she stated.
"I do hope that the co-eds will
continue May Day and make it
an established custom. Chapel
Hill really needs a May Day. Oh,
by the way, I used to play an or
gan, but it was nothing really
hair-raising," she said apologetically.
Boston
Washington
2 Bill Rood, losing to N. Ritzen-1 Walberg vs. Appleton
here 2-6. 6-1 . 6-1 . Tn t.he sp.nnnd
match, brother Carlton Rood and
A. Ritzenberg met and the Caro
linian evened up the scoring by
downing his opponent 6-2, 6-4.
Gwyer Wins
" Gwyer's win in the third
singles gave the Tar Babies their
deciding win as he dowmed
Walsh in straight sets.
The Ritzenberg brothers col
laborated in the doubles to down.
Ernie Byfield and Mace Gwyer
while C. Rood and Van Cise, of
Carolina, defeated Walsh and
Bunn, dropping but one game.
Summaries:
N. Ritzenberg (D) over B.
Rood 2-6, 6-1, 6-1.
C. Rood over A. Ritzenberg
(D) 6-2, 6-4.
Gwyer over Walsh (D) 6-1,
6-1.
Ritzenberg-Ritzenberg (D)
over Gwyer-Byfield 6-2, 6-0.
C. Rood-Van Cise . over
Walsh-Bunn. (D) 6-0, 6-1.
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5 7
Detroit
Cleveland
Rowe vs. Hildebrand
Chicago .
St. Louis
Cain vs. Tietje.
NATIONAL ........
St. Louis .
Chicago
Parmelee vs. Warneke.
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati ...
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4
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6
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9
Weaver vs. Nelson.
Philadelphia
New York
C. Davis vs. Hubbell.
Brooklyn ....
Boston .
Clark vs. MacFayden.
10 13
6 12
5 10
3 7
2 12
0 7
NEW RECORD IN 440
By Ed Karun '
Garnering 11 out of a possible
15 first places, the Navy track
team scored a 72-54 victory ov
er the Tar Heels in their fifth
annual track and special feature
of the Fetzer Day celebration.
Graham Gammon, star Tar
Heel middle distance runner, was
a double winner as he crossed
the line first in both the mile
and 880-yd. run. Barwick of
Carolina took the discus, and
"Rube" Graham, Blue and White
sophomore hurdler, took the hon
ors in the high hurdles.
High Scorers
Patterson and Dalton of Navy
joined Gammon for high scoring
honors as each of these men won
two events. Patterson's wins
came in the 440 and broad-
jump, while Dalton took both the
century and the 220.
The outstanding race of the
day was the 440 in which Pat
Patterson of Navy led Drake and
Farmer of Carolina, to turn in
the fast time of 49.1 seconds es
tablishing a new meet record.
Drake, who holds the Univer
sity record for the quarter in
49.3, was unofficially timed in
49.2. This is the fastest race
he co-captain has turned in this
year, ana it he can continue at
that clip, it should mean several
points in the Southern Confer
ence meet next week.
Invitation
In the invitation 800 meter-
race, narry vvimamson ana
Lionel Weil, former Carolina.
track captain; started from.
scratch, giving freshman Bill
Hendrix a 30 yard handicap..
Running shoulder to shoulder
Williamson and Weil closed the
gap, but Weil tired as William
son went into .the lead followed
closely by Hendrix. The first
quarter was run in 55 seconds
and Williamson crossed the fin
ish line about four yards in
front of Hendrix in 1 :54.2.
In the handicap javelin throw,
Ralston LeGore threw 208 feet
to easily win first place from
Richards of the freshman team.
The varsity hurdles saw Gra
ham finishing first in the highs,
while Umstead almost beat out
Patterson for third place. But
in the lows Shrider of Navy took
first with Graham and Umstead
finishing second and third respectively.
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The complete summary of the meet
follows:
One mile run: Gammon (C);
Shetenhelm (N) ; Conte (C). Time
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Scouting Get Together
Alpha Phi Omega, national
honorary Eagle scout fraternity,
will hold an all scout get togeth
er Friday, May 15, at 7 :30 in the
Troop shack on the Pittsboro
road. Several members of the
University faculty will speak.
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