SUNDAY, MAY 5", 1946
THE DAILY TAB
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Tar Heels to Meet State
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League Leading Wolf pack Expected to Hurl
Ernie Johnson Against Third-Place Carolina
Carolina's baseball cohorts enter a week's play tomorrow that
can make or break their Big Four future this year when they battle
league-leading North Carolina State on Emerson field at 4 p.m.
in the first of four games that the locals will play in five days.
Following tomorrow's contest'8'
Whiteheart, -who was sche
duled to hurl against Duke yes
terday, has won four games this
year while losing one. State will
probably pitch freshman Ernie
Johnson, who tossed a two-hit
shut-out against the Tar Heels
in the only previous meeting be
tween the two clubs. Tomorrow's
contest is a replay of the already
thrice-postponed Carolina-State
fray.
Surprise Team
Coach Vic Sorrell's Wolf pack,
the surprise team of the Big
Four has four wins and one loss
to lead the loop. State's only
logs was suffered at the hands of
Dfeice, and the Wolf pack knocked
off Duke and Lee Gfiffeth last
week to gain revenge for the
earlier beating.
The Tar Heels, defeated 5-0 by
State in their first game, have
a Big Four record of one win and
two losses. Tomorrow's game
looms as a must for the light-hitting
locals, for Carolina must win
to stay in range of the high-flying
visitors.
Netters Score
12th Triumph
In Return Tilt
Maass Gets Revenge
Over Virginia Ace
Justice and Kennedy Spark
Play With Brilliant Running
Navy Runners
Beat Carolina
Tar Heels Suffer
First Track Loss
with State, the Tar Heels travel
to Davidson Tuesday, play State
here again Wednesday, and go to
Wake Forest on Friday.
Rain put a crimp on all week
end activity for the Hearnmen
who had Friday's game with Vir
ginia and yesterday's Duke bat
tle called off by the heavy rain
fall.
As a result of the postpone
ments, Coach Hearn has every
member of his mound staff ready
for action' in the coming week.
Monk Whiteheart is expected to
get the nomination against the
heavy-hitting State club tomorrow.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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Even the elements can't stop
the Carolina net team! In what
definitely was not tennis weath
er, the Tar Heel racquetmen
scored their fourth shutout of
the week yesterday by blanking
Virginia, 9-0, to register their,
12th triumph of the campaign,.
In the feature , clash of the
chilly afternoon, Harold Maass
gained revenge for his defeat last
month by Harold Burrows by
downing the Cavalier ace in a
hard-fought, three-set battle,
6-4, 0-6, 7-5. Losing 5-4 in the
final set, the Tar Heel captain
rallied to capture three straight
games and the match. Sam Dan
iels subdued Jack Berkley, 6-0,
9-7, and Stan Gruner defeated
Frank Ogden, 6-0, 6-4. Jim
Nicholson returned to action
after missing three contests due
to an ankle sprain by trouncing
Tony Allen, 6-2, 6-0. A surprise
starter at the number five post
and playing his final match for
Carolina, Mel Jardon went out
in a blaze of glory by trimming
Bob Rhodes, 7-5, 61. Ed Dam-
eron completed the sweep of the
singles tilts with a 9-7, 6-3 deci
sion over Frank Gilliland.
In doubles, Maass and Gruner
showed good form in topping
Burrows and Gilliland, 6-1, 6-4,
Jordan and .Nicholson were ex
tended to three sets before down
ing Ogden and Rhodes, 6-4,
11-13, 6-0, and Daniels and
Dameron registered a 6-1, 6-3
triumph over Berkley and Allen.
Tennis Tidbits: the 24 games
in the second set of the Jordan
.Nicholson doubles decade rep
resented a new high in games in
one set this season. . . Gruner's
win was his 11th and Nichol
son's his ninth of the year. . . .
Next match for the racquetmen
will be Tuesday when they op
pose the Greensboro ORD out
fit in a return match.
ANNOUNCEMENT
No intramural games will be
played tomorrow.
Whites Show Powerful Ground-Attack;
Britt, Clements, Stone Look Impressive
By Carroll Poplin
Showing a superior ground and passing attack, the White team
ran ramshod over the Blue squad by the score of 33-0 in typical
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wearing a broad smile at the end
of the contest and seemed well
pleased with the showing of both
teams. The fans also passed
favorable comments and filed out
of the stadium saying, "every
thing will be alright if we can
BEAT Dook by that score."
Coach Max Reed has nothing
but praise to give the White
players who displayed a winning
type of 'football. Coach Reed
credited the line as playing
heads-up football all afternoon in
holding the Blue ball carriers al
most hapless.
Charlie "Choo Choo" Justice,
started the ball rolling after two
minutes of the first period had
gone by when he grabbed Clem
ents kick on the 22 yard stripe
and returned to the 35. On the
next play, Justice tucked the pig
skin under his arm and raced 65
yards off tackle behind some
beautiful blocking for the initial
touchdown. Cox's attempt for
the extra point failed.
The second White score came
just after the second period got
underway when the Blues were
forced to punt. Britt kicked to
ms own 3d. rearing nipped a
short pass to quarterback Don
Hartig who trotted 35 yards to
paydirt. A flying block by Jim
Camp paved the way for the six
pointer. Cox converted the ex
tra point. r
Billy Britt, Jack Stone and
B. K. Grow spearheaded the
Blues' only goalward drive in the
last couple minutes of the first
half. The march started on
their own 23 yard line and five
successive first downs brought
the pigskin to the Whites' 20
yard line before the whistle blew.
After the opening kickoff of
the second half, the Whites drove
60 yards for their third tally.
Justice went off tackle for 14
yards to the 47 before he was
hauled down by Stone. Justice
added another first down as he
went around right end on a 24
yard pick up. Justice passed to
Camp down to the two yard
stripe after being stopped by
Clements. Camp lost two yards
and Justice rifled a short pass to
Cox for the marker. Szafaryn
broke through to block Cox's
conversion attempt.
The Blues had a scoring
chance when Dan Steigman
fumbled Britt's kick and Fowle
recovered on the Whites' 47 yard
line. Britt found a hole through
left tackle and went for a first
down to the 35 and an offside
penalty moved the ball to the 30.
Stone cracked left tackle, but
failed to make it a first down and
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Naval Academy cindennen dis
played outstanding form here
today in taking 12 of 14 events
to score a 102-29 victory over
the Carolina track team.
Chunk Simmons, of Charlotte,
with a first place in the low
hurdles, and a second place in
the high hurdles, led the Caro
lina scoring with eiirht nolnts.
their
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the Whites took over on
own 26.
Don Hartig handed the ball to piace in the Tar Heel scoring
v,att aU, Vfllu The Navy, in winning the
gam. Bob Kennedy, fleet-footed meet todaj handed the Tar
veteran of the 1945 team, Heela thdr first defeat in three
ploughed tnrougn center and starts The meet today
was run
skirted 70 yards with the help of under unfav0rable conditions,
some excellent Blocking for the with a steady downpour of rain
longest run of the- afternoon. and very cold weather hampering
KuDisn aaaea tne extra point. the trackmen in the various
The final White tally came
when Hazelwood recovered
Britt's fumble on the Blues' 20
yard line. Camp lateraled to
Kennedy for seven yards and a
five yard penalty placed the pig
skin on the eight yard marker.
Kennedy on a reverse from Har
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MAJORS
AMERICAN
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Cleveland 2 11 2
Boston 6 13 1
Detroit 3 8 0
New York 4 7 2
events.
Other Carolina
picked up points
cause include mark
men who
in a losing
Burnham
in the mile run ; Charlie Donnell
in the 440; Ted Haigler in the
100; Charles Tietjen in the 880;
Robert Francis in the two mile ;
R. F. Taylor in the low hurdles ;
Hank Hickman and Art Ward in
the pole vault; Bob Riddle in
the shot put.
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New York 5
Chicago 1
Philadelphia 4
Cincinnati 7
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