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ports CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA Four : . . T . ' : . , - 1 " I T 'J' .. . j v n , -STl 17 w -mm. . George Is Lost ' BecausfitHewde Frosh Grid' Head .rn:D to ,.trrnci o.iidco ' 'svi . 3 Because he Accepted a Coaching .por sition here last. foil, George, cfRoxie!-PdmaTiThard-Mttmg-OTrtfielder, will be inetfgibierbaseb'aH-this spr&ig; and wuT&rjkhis.;talnt instead of playing. pjidman'sTosy leaves the1 Tar Hels with a1 shortafpeof ' butffelders,: and ah o'iher'place'bn'tlie5 local nine that-will be body contested. Jfnv Mallbry,-h'ow belonging :tb3 the-Washington ''Sena tors, left" a big'hble'ni cenfei, and Rad man";leaves 'left'-'field' unoccupied Al Matheswho1 filled in there at the start of last season, will be the leading corn tehdeFfor Radman's "po'sti Hal Jen nings will' probably1 return"1 to right field.-' --"; : fo Cch BaseTmll -g - rt - y "Although realizing -that" -he would be ineligible this spring,1 Radman' 'ac cented a position with" the 'University last : fall7 and" helped coach freshman football. He was usetl 'tb great'advari tage with firstyear backfi&ld candi dates; arid now"' isvslated"to work 'with Head Coach Bunh "ji Hearri" and -' A's distant "Coach" Bill "Fetzer with var fcity baseball men. , r j j Radmah. last-year -tyaS.' one Jbf the jiardest hitting members - of a team well stocked -with , .distance hitters, and ? would doubtless' hold , down the cleaiupj spot were -he t to; play, this year.., He was the -.last.. :. of ..the , Tar Heels' hitting" stars. Best prospect to take over heavy - hitting duties" so" far ft-BuTHonan, sophomore third base man. By returning ta "sophomore form, Jennings might' win the-fourth" spot. Plenty Hurler;' No Hitters XlTBiiimKeaoaiimesnwhiie is starting his second week of outdoor practice" with a 1 fair-sized " pitching staff but' -no' hitters;.- Lefty Cheshire pleads the pitching corps, followed by JRed Benton! ace reliefer of last spring. Hank Feimster,? ineligible last year, 'Souhomere Charlie-Moore, and Senior Les-Tomlinson. complete the staff. An 11-game-echedule- bas-been-ar-raiized. includine the usual three games with Duke, and contests with Wj&t, W&M, VMI, Wake Forest, Davidson, State, Virginia, Maryland, Navy, Cornell, and Michigan. i ; ; I ; . - Runners Return To Hard Drills With the Maryland Fifth Regiment Games coming up Friday night, Coach Dale .Ranson's conference -. indoor champions hit the boards yesterday for their' first intensive drills since fining the Southern diadem here twio; weeks ago.- -j" Filing -applkations) for 17 contes tants, CarqliriahwilfV actually send on lyt those '- men IsoH ieem. certain;. to shv up well -againsirrV field that ih ch dies a I banner: d &pt sentation f?om th i better twcrcie.of.the nation Fields of Maryranda'&fivcd; Indiana, NEW! SlIIPIENT ; ! ARCHER NYLON : ; HOSE - BERMAN'S DEPT. STORE - uaurtfii M All vk 77- r.v.-'. ;f. r SPRING .VACATION DELIVERIES on AltSmls Ordered joday ixmucKLips, - o Selection deludes 2,OgOIoolported and-Domestic Samples From Winch ; "fi'VLdGU to Choqse ... mmJLinbeimm -m II wl ff II - -y.-yssj.-y.'.'.-y .1 r v :- - ' : . : ;: ::.:; y ;.;;;. ;X;Xv.:... ;.;.;. vv-x-.v v; i:-x :v":-;vX:x :v -:.; BECAUSE HE helped coach the freshman football team'; George Radman is ineligible "for baseball this -spring.- - iw, S, .' WoriAMedal In Loop ' Thwarted in the attempt to : bring the team championship and emblem atic placque back' to Chapel Hill, the wrestling team, nevertheless gained an "achievement 'which not even the winning and runner' up teams 1 could boast. Every Tar Heel entered : in t he tournament copped a medal.' j-5 -From 145-pound champ Bill' Somer- velPto fourth place Gene Dayaht, evjBry-Bluend-JVhitefightezL. gained an individual triumph. Roger jWeil and Hobie McKeever took jrunner up medals, co-captains Steve. Forrest, and Don .Torrey,' -Sam Gregory, and Pick Hamlin "comnleted -the. list for the Carolina team with third place! med als7.. The final, corrected, score! gave Washington 'and Lee 32 points,-; VMI 29, and Carolina 27. r The Generals won by virtue of their Overwhelming strength . in the .lower wetehts. : Sam : Graham, Bud Robb, and Tom Fuller, all of:W&L won the first threechampipnships. Robb beat Tar Heel McKeever in the finals, for his second Viu yer . the Carolina 128 pounder - this .year vFuller beat ;Da vant in the semis,- "and wifti on a 'for feit in the; finals , . . i Somervell -Shines J Maiyland,vir:d endeabygivin J ef freysW VMli? tho;f ofgn Jickirfg, to cop the'crown.?: The present; 145-pound titiehoider;giyen onl'an outside chance 'fc'wiim'irig'iiiirestournmeiit Speculation i " "-. j j Two unbeaten conference records were spoiled over , the-weekend. Both Roirer Weil. 155-pounder, and Sam Greorv. 165-pound eniry uroppeu their first matches in; large competi tion. t,:Weil, seeded .first, entered, tne . .. i. .i semifinals via a bye, but had trouDie in inai rouuu wuu .-- nd then lost out to Carter Beamer See WRESTLING, Page ; ' 'r ' ; ?"',t''" t. - ; - -aw J - . -x... ... . . Every Matman Meet ' BilliSonervelL vsras the,shining lght for thchargei bf 'Cbach Qujiilan. - Som'erlveir v won .liisrst : inatch qn a ifr'6Pavt0?" thei ook a eldsedecision 5 xroitf' JtockstrpK oi Chi Psi Palces 67-15 TrmnipH From Delfes : Basketball Ruffin, 28; K No." 2 20:? V . Zeta Psi No. 1 51 ; ATO It$ 22:; Steele, 18; Law School No. IS. Chi Psi, 67; DKE b; 15.- Phi Kappa Sigma, 42 Pi -LamJcTa, i Phi, 41. ; ' I? 'V?- i'rJi'' ! In its.tot'sta'r;bT;t$eour''C:f Psi lived Up te TiljradVafc; 5x:.2t tions ,when No. 2 ciub jgave notice the champions Withf footballer Gwynn, Nowell lead ing jthejway, the victors. "piled up a .31-to-7f lead at 'the half 'and at the end'of the third quarter the "score stood 51-7. ;In addition to Nowell's fine game under the backJboard, ,the Chi - Psfs displayed a fast-breaking .offense led by Harnden and Neill. Nowell led the scoring with C55 points i while - -Neill dropped in, 17 and Harnden.il points. Phi! Kipp.zigmlmV' ". t". " " ' v PhfKa"ppaJ Sigma, "in " a fast . and . thrilling game edged .' out , '& one-pbirit victory wheji they defeated Pi Lambda rrMir r i-, -, '.n r-' - rrrf -.U.l i ' .i r, j . I t i .11 I 4,Tlie.game was juprand .tuck all the way and ended with". Pi ; Lambda,des- perately truig:.to, get, its hands, on the ball.. while OPlli ,Kappa Sigs, ' were freezing .it r,Xt0theJ.na,lf." th'e winriers held a. 29-24 advantage, J Vut 'in( "the third quarter, the Pi Lambda five went ahead 34-33.; Bob Smithwas the : out standing flayer, for the winners,, scor ing. 18 points,iall ,on field goals Ed Smiths played &ne (floor game for Phi Kappaj SigniLentz was the .chief sharpshooter . f or ,Pi; Lambda , collectr ing 14 points. vMack . . with' 11 and Schlenger, with, nine jpjQipta were run ner-ups. Zeta Psi:: Victorious -3 c . u x ; Zeta, fsi ran over ATO No. 1 to the '"ei 00 f " tune JofJ.a,rto-22, score, fm its , first game . :Of t he jyea. ,TJte Zetesi showed enough power, to make thej going tougi fot&the fawprites,;..; i.v: . . ; The winners:,wen,put Linto the-lead in. the . i beginning,, ; and tfewere never threatened 1 At, he half -jtheyj were out See lNTRAMUAJS,qPage .4 .. , KriowiiEeprmers To Swim In AAU: : Tank Meet Here 5 ........ With more1 ihan" 35' entries already in and the deadline not until' Friday night, the Carolinas AAU swimming meet, which will be held here Satur day afternoon and night, promises to bring more big-name swimmers here than any tank event ever held in Bow man- Gray pool. ' 1 ; - ''r- ; Jack "Russell; ' Loyola ' ' fcoUege of Baltimore " freshman dive, ! ' who has i.r-.- ...'. t s . i been conceded a good chance of win ning " the national"' junior event, ' has signified -his intention' to enter' the con test: Russell VaS a consistent winner in interscholastic meets last: ty'e'ar and has hung up, a gpod vrecprd ; at Loyola this season Hi lt 1 1 tl r'.. I Other entries so far include Dan Boyerand RTobert Brook 'of Massanut-! ten-Boyer-R-.:diverrmitheiinai;ional fUniai eventnand swimcthesinterschol- astie i 10(V meterfe-THeatipreient, is the holderbf the40jand 50-yard i f ree-styleprep-school -rsk:ords,of -18.2 and 83.4610 has covered' the" 100 meters ireestyle-:;in.55.-. .i-iCesi -yM ! tc-Kjim Barclav. rn the 400 "meters, and Johnny- FeUchtenberger, in the AAU diving j events are the only returning individual winners. Both are Carolina varsity swimmers. 1 The Carolina varsity is champion in the 400-meter freestyle relay and a Duke team won the national junior 150-meter medley relay last year. Under national rules, a winner in an event is not allowed to compete in the same event next year, so Duke's med ley team will be unable to defend its title. The two national junior events the diving and the medley relay will be the feature events of the Saturday night program. Coed Sports Schedule Tuesday 2:00T-Golf, Tin Can. ' 2:00 Folk and social dancing, 304 Woollen gymnasium. '3:00 Mixed tap class, 304 Woollen gymnasium. 4:00 Modern dancing, 304 Woollen gymnasium. itouM.bjneithiciqf icijiv iH - lJWt Hy: Y'1 4:00 Basketball. 5:00 Fencing. - . - -, . 4 ' . ' " : JWil , eiSB.ROSI.'and GEORGE GLA3IACK- were -member of th 'first and f ecf; AfTcttrnament ' bssketball team9 selected its sportsi writers and; zscfZ&te?ati'e&fhb Southern- coiif erencsej Itourjjey f.in oBleigh'i lasfe.weekr vofe a- lrricd at forward 'on.the ;TKat! StafSmfent Made Of Devils' Fine Team ; . f f: ' ; Byf Leonard- Lpored:;i.i5 t Duke university' Blue, Devils rejgn the Southern 'conference -basket as ball cJiampions of 1941, and Carolina's Phantoms, despite v their todrnameiit defeat remain, the greatest team in Jbe league and-, .pfirhapthp jgretetin the South. ,;r 7 -V . .7iFo take away f rom -thet Blue-Devils any. credit . for . 'their- -victory in the tournament-would be .neither, fair ,np5 sportsmanlike . But the records , still show ihat Duke ;wqn -eight .. and r lost four :in; the regular fseasonjwas tied f orfif tU. in i the conference standings and entered the tournament .unseeded. Carolina : meanwhile; won 14 and lost one to , ; Duke, and "ppints.i;? scored against.",.,! ix-A'j 0.i ?c-J,x2 s - By virtue of its . 38-i37 defeat of Car olina in the opening round and j sub sequent .lickings'- administered l.U Wil liam "and . Mary and South Carolina, Duker. is? the conference: c champion. - , . . 1 J . 7 " " i ment. '.Tne misfortune was that they v. , was the only realrgamednlfthe tourna ment ovv.a oj "hvjvhsCl . -: Duke,-along with-Carolina, hasHbe finest lair club the conf erehceIn the "tournament -the play of Cy Vala-Velrf--'Cfiu'ck HoHeyh the est-:&i&-onstrated this' poirit.v 'nIniaddrtioia -to their standout showing in the -closing gameibf heseason7 "the" Blue" Devils packed the punch 'that is - generally attributed to the 'real champion- the ability to come through when, the chips are down. Carolina missed four victories: by .one: point,, and, one; very important one by two points. ' ; ' The fairness of determining cham pions in 'any sport by -means of a tournament has long been debated In the East, all other sections'- of1 the country in fact, championship tourn aments have 'been discarded, The tournament" at Raleigh, bti the whole, is financial,' drawing a profit of about $4,500v - ' i;-'- sA;Xl :o ; If the- shoe fits, wear it that may be Lthe proverb 'thrown-up-in reply to criticisms of the tournament. - Duke last "vear- had1 the best record was see'ded: first; and- theh losti'tb Carolina ;in--the finafe.'- The' Phantoihs, it-was hiXr.i See 'BASKETBALL, '-'page-U ; Mural Sche .4. hl Basietbali wi'b 4: Court No. 1 Steele vs. RuffinTCourt::Nor2 K o. "1. vs? Town Nol..-w.' 5:0Qjouri No. 1-BVP No. 2 vs. Everett No. 1; Court No. 2 -Town No. 2 vs. H No. 2; Court No. 3 Lewis No. 1 vs. Aycock No. 1. Volleyball 5:00 SAE vs. Phi Delta Theta No. 2; TEP vs. Kappa Sigma No. 2. Table Tennis 3:00 ZBT No. 1 vs. Zeta Psi No. 2; Phi Delta Theta No. 1 vs. Chi Psi No. 1; SAE No. 1 vs. Chi Psi No. 3. 3:30 St. Anthony No. 1 vs. Kap pa Alpha No. 3; Sigma Chi No. 3 vs. Kappa Alpha No. 4; Phi Alpha No. 3 Zeta Psi No. 1. 4:00 Phi Delta Theta No. 2 vs. SAE No. 2; Zeta Psi No. 3 vs. Sig ma Nu No. 3; Phi Alpha No. 1 vs. Beta Theta Pi No. 1. 4:30 Phi Gamma Delta No. 3 vs. Kappa Sigma No. 3; Phi Alpha No. 2 vs. Chi Psi No. 2; Phi Kappa' Sigma No. 3 vs. DKE No. 3. . 5:00 Phi Kappa Sigma No. 5 vs. DKE No. 2; ATO No. 1 vs. Phi Gamma Delta No. 1; Phi Kappa Sigma No. 2 vs. SAE No. 4. 5:30 TEP No. 1 vs. Kappa Sig ma No. 2; Sigma Chi No. 2 vs. ATO No; 3; Med School vs. Grimes No. 3. " L"" '""llllliMllll'.lll.l 1 UN. MIWIMm i first.team;and Glamack-at cente.on-tv -.,.1 Bjenihan Hammond ElectedC 0aby;plphms ili Denman I Hammond,:.- backsfroker, has -been-elected f captain? of the: 1941 freshman swimming" team v Ralph Casey, coaeh announced yesterday. ;!j Hammond . won. first place in ; the backstroke in every inept? was a member- of the.1 150-meter rmedley-relay team ; with-dSd hi Shumate ; and . Jack Eshelman. :which - setcK'a Mnewool record of 1:35.3,- and; was & member f the. 220-yard freestyle relay team with Shumate,; Alex Wilson and; Eshelman whichtied the pool record of 1 :55.4.c f . o'r'Cohsidered : all season ,to be the best baekstfoker t in i the Southern conf err ence -'-'f resliman i or varsity - Ham mond consistently ' marked - up r top times'7 in the event I and ; finished the season with a superlative 1:02.2 for 100 yards. - j Sanders,r Gennett !Are" Only Chatnbions (tf bmm Mitt Team- : - h Walking off with a second-place in the team division and two ehampioh snips at the conference tournament at Columbia, S. ,C, last, weekend,' the Carolina" mittnien hung up : their gloves yesterday for" the season with the; knowledge that they had com pleted 1 a successful campaign for 1941. - ; " .'With a season record. of three wins and three losses including victories over such powerful teams as Virginia and the Eastern Intercollegiate . cham pions" from Perm State, Coach Mike Ronman expressed ; his satisfaction with the Tar Heel's performances and issued - due - praise ' to the - individual members of the squad. Also gratify ing to- the , little boxing ' menton was r. the fact that Eis charges' had defeated the Conference-winning Citadel team in a dual match a little over a week tago. - . Superlative Praise HUI ;e! Co-captains Andy Geniiett and .Red Sanders" tourney victors in their events, Coach Ronman could find only superlatives to describe "their exhibi tions of last weekend. Ronman herald- 9- ed them as "two of the finest boxers Carolina ever had." In winning the 127-pound title, An dy Gennett climaxed three years of hard work with the mittmen. As a sophomore in 1939 Andy started his varsity career by topping a -brilliant first season wfhen he reached the fi nals of the conference tournament. Last year he was beset at the begin ning of the season by an illness which prevented him from reaching the win ning form which had marked his fights the previous year. In his initial bout this year, Andy Carolina Mittnien After Successful The Carolina Playmakers announce the opening of a new play THE MARAUDERS . by Noel Houston Tomorrow Night at 8:30 The Playmakers Theatre Performances also Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. All seats reserved. Admission 50c or by season ticket. Meet Decides , League Ghanip In Swimming ; . , n-irBy Harry HclfswortJi , , r Four. Carolina swimmers. two cfj them- members of ithiLrsfc Uai varsity, oft North; Carolina,' swimming, jteam--.. will come to th.enda o5.teirrt4ual; met competition this-af tern oo, when tbeBlueiiDolphins epgag,6XJSte:-;col5 lege .a;meet,.thafc w.detddthe. Southern, jConfrenca na ehanrpiorshi ju The coutestwi trt'Oic'J c.Bil Thcmpsonpf retstjylerj and U oel Wbodhous, brtasttbcixrVfo.both ivt whbm ares two-year; 'letteimejj;j.aud BuzivMitchell :and jHeafy jGfeswjll. round. out-their jiual met; eligihilitj. Although Mitchell, aBuiiBterjt.rui& only : in hia Second iiTeA?! ajid; Grcs a breaststrokertTLhi;first year.P jibQ varsity, neither UIwJTo'arp lina again; -rXirpss .isj; as nipru sudis finishing while, the ;five-y ear; rule re moves MitcheU from Abe,, swimmingi scene JJe;is in lawiechooL'rjV t - . i Thompson, .Wpodhoqse.,;p 7 , . But ..the records, of jThpmpso and Woodhouse stand out above, the. rest They are :the last -two men.-in school "' Everyone who has"'beehi' out for -swrniming-this year isf'teuesteb! by Coach Dick :jane?rsoW':feprHt', the swimming ' pool ;'tnis?t ' af ternbon. ' 1 who rere members' of - taerUniversity's first tank .tlam, three yearst ago,; and have - been -out for rswinuaing since then. ;;'i o J -: ) llvoAi rJzdc-'z Through, no. fault of 4 their; own, their value to the teaxn .as .far as ac cumulating points has-been very slim this year because, of : the; presence pf more-experienced swimmers. But the spirit of the two consistent,? work SeeSWIMmNG,,Page r v' j i got off -tola -false startland,. lost to Virginia Tech's Bobby Andrewswho won the league crown atr 135pounds Iast; Saturday. After this 4 mishap, Andy returned to 'his1 natural fighting weight,-127 pounds,:iand) went unde feated ; for the. ,rest : of 3the season, Jn whipping the: Citadel's. iRonnie Luer ich in the finals Saturday,; Andy gave evidence that . Jie, is onevqf,Ithe..most finished boxers in intercollegiate ring circles today. ; ; , ;; , Successfully: defending his 165 pound title, Co-captain -Red, Sanderp established himself as ,- the. sensation of the tournament by; scoring, knock outs against all three of his opponents. Displaying a masterful counterpunch. ing ability, Red Sanders rocked Virr ginia Tech's Elmore. 1 with -:-s .potent hooks from both hands and in 1:45 of the second round floored the Cadet to retain the crown he won last year. Previous ,to his battle; with Sanders, Elmore had won five successive fights by knockouts. 4 ' : , j In the last -two years of scollegiated competition, Red has lost only one fight that against Somervell of Vir ginia in a flukish affair last year. This season the worst he has done is a tie which came when he was! fight ing in the 175-pound division in the Citadel match. NOW ON DISPLAY PRINTS FROM DUKE-DURHAM CAMERA CLUB Foister Photo Co. Quit Ring1 Oambaiffn 1;. j ! J u t !f - h - . i 1