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Break Marks
In SC Victory
By Andy Taylor
Copping six out of the nine first
places and breaking two dual
mod records, the Tar Heel swim
ming team continued its domina
tion of the Southern Conference
by downing the mermen from
VMI. 41 lis-23li, in Bowman Gray
pool last night.
It was loop victory number 44
for the Tar Heels who have not
lost a dual meet in Conference
competition since 1939. As stated
by Coach Dick Jamerson before
the meet, VMI presented the first
serious threat to the mermen's
shining record in over three
years.
Carolina's two All-Americas,
Jimmy Thomas and Norm Sper,
turned in record-breaking per
formances in the 200-yard breast
stroke and the backstroke, respec
tively. Thomas splashed through
the cifiht laps of the breaststroke
in 2:33.4 to better by more than
five seconds the mark set last
year by Tar Heel Dan Breeden.
Sper established a new meet
record in the 150-yard backstroke
when he turned in a time of 1:3$.3
to lower by one second his own
record of last year. Fish Harring
ton and John West placed two
three for the Keydets in the 150
while Charlie Bartlett took third
in the breaststroke for the Tar
Heels.
Two other outstanding per
formances came in the 100-yard
freestyle race in which Kent Wil
liamson raced home ahead of
VMI's co-captain Dave Flemming
and in the diving where Jack
Whichard and Darrell Byerly
took first and second for the Blue
and White.
Cecil Milton turned in one of
his best times for the season when
he outdistanced Keydet Jim Me
credy in the 220-yard freestyle
event. Milton's time was 2:18.9.
Mecredy, however, came back
later in the 440-yard event to cop
f'rst ahead of Tar Heels Ray Ed
mundson and Buster Brown.
The summary:
300-yard medley relay: won by North
Carolina (Sper, Thomas, Williamson).
Winning time 3:00.4.
21'0-vard freestyle: 1 Milton (UNO.
2 Mecredv (VMI), 3 McCauley
tUNC). Winning time: 2:18.9.
50-yard freestyle: 1 Goodwin
(UNCi, tie for second between Amb
ler (UNCI nnd Fleming (VMI). Win
ning time: 24.2.
Diving: 1 Whichard (UNO. 2
Byerly i UNO . 3 Maxwell ( VMI) . 98.0
100-vard freestyle: 1 Williamson
(UNO. 2 Flemming VMI tie for
third between Ambler (UNC) and
Steohcns (VMI). Winning time: 55.1.
150-vard backstroke: 1 SDer (UNC).
? Horrtngton (VMI), 3 West (VMI).
Winning time 1:38.3 (New dual meet
record i .
?ix-vard breastroke: 1 Thomas
(UNO. 2 Thompson (VMI). 3 Birt-
Mt (UNO. Winning time: 2:33.4 (New
dunl mee record).
440-vard freestyle: 1 Mecredy (VMI)
? FHm""H!(in tUNO. 3 Brown
(UVC. Winning time: .1:15.1.
.i0-v,-d freestyl" rliv: won by
VMI (Flemming. Goodwin Tneburn,
Stephens . Winning tune: 2:50.8.
Fencers Eke Win
In Triangle Meet
Special to The Daily Tar Heel
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va., Feb.
18 The North Carolina Fencing
Club eked out the narrowest of
victories here tonight, in a tri
angle meet with'the University
of Virginia and Johps Hopkins.
Scored by bouts, the Tar Heels
came out ahead by one-half
point; winning 27'z bouts as com
pared to Virginia's 27 and Hop
kins' 26 1 2.
The match scoring was 'just as
close. Counting the total victories
by the sabre, foil, and epc;3
squads of each school, the visitors
from Carolina came out on top
with four team triumphs, Vir
ginia three and Johns Hopkins
two.
Harvie Retains Crown
By Downing Chapman
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Feb.
18 (V) Harvie Ward won the
Annual Tournament of Golf
Club Champions for the sec
ond straight year today, de
feating Dick Chapman 5 and 4
in their 36-hole finals match.
Ward, Intercollegiate title
holder from Tarboro was dead
ly accurate with his putter.
Chapman. Canadian Amateur
Champion from Pinehurst, was
erratic on the greens.
For the first nine holes Ward
had 11 putts compared to 18
for his opponent.
The Intercollegiate cham
pion was three up at the end
of the morning round and
maintained the lead through
the 27th hole. He dropped the
23th, won the 29th and 30th,
halved the 31st and closed out
the match by winning the
32nd.
Ward was five under par for
the route, Chapman one under.
Ward, who tied for medalist
honors in the qualifying round
with a two-under-par 70, de
feated Bill -Stark of Jackson
ville, Fla., five and four, in
the semifinal round.
Earlier, the Tar Heel links
man was hard-pressed to gain
a one-up win over Norman
Copeland of Chicago. That
quarter-final match was the
closest one of the toumey for
Ward.
In the opening qualifying
round Ward tied with Chap
man, Stark, and James Paul
of Daytona Beach for low
score. 1
Locals Second At Maryland;
Bob Morrow Breaks Record
COLLEGE PARK, Md., Feb. 18
(P) The University of Mary
land, playing host at its. third
annual indoor invitational track
meet, took an early lead to
night with 24 team points. North
Carolina was in second place with
15, while six other schools trailed
behind.
For North Carolina, Bob Mor
row broke the meet record in
the 70-yard high hurdles by fin
ishing in 8.5 seconds. Karl Ru
bach of Maryland, who set the
old record of 8.7 seconds in 1948,
finished third.
Bill Crimmins of North Car
olina won the 60-yard dash in
6.4 seconds with teammate Dave
Willis finishing second.
Tar Heel distance ace Sam
Magill added another first place
for the North Carolina team when
he swept home first in the two
mile run.
Four Marks Set
As Sewanee, Caps
Win Swim Honors
Mural News
Mural basketball swings into
the last week of play on Monday,
Feb. 20 with the playoffs of the
league winners. '
10 fraternity leagues and 6
dormitory leagues completed
league play last week. Winners
of these leagues will play for the
division championship, either fra
ternity or dormitory.
Winners in the fraternity
leagues were: league 1 Kap Sig
1, 2 TEP 1, 3 Sig Chi 4, 4 Pi
Kap Phi 1, 5 Sig Chi 5, 6 Kap
pa Alpha 2, 7 Beta 1, 8 Zeta Psi
4, 9 Chi Phi 2, and 10 Chi Phi
3.
Dormitory league winners
were: League 1 Everett 1, 2-
Old West, 3 A Dorm 1, 3 Lewis
2, 5 A Dorm 2, and 6 C Dorm
3.
With some of the teams draw
ing byes the schedule of the first
two rounds will be completed on
Monday and Tuesday. Wednesday
will be the semi-finals. Finals
will be played Thursday night.
The schedule for Monday is:
4 o'clock Ct. 1 Chi Phi 3 vs. Pi
Kappa Phi; 2 Kappa Sig 1 vs.
TEP 1, and at 5 o'clock Ct. 1
Zeta 4 vs. Chi Phi 2; 2 Beta 1 vs.
Sig Chi 5.
MONDAY HANDBALL
SCHEDULE
5:00: Phi Delt 3 vs. Pi Lamb 2.
7:00: B Dorm 2 vs. Med Sch 2, Med
Sen 3 vs. Everett, and ATO 1 vs. Sig
Chi 1.
MONDAY RIFLE
MARKSMANSHIP
7:30: Phi Gam 1 vs Sig Eps 1
8:30: Beta 1 vs. Phi Kap Sig 1
PHYS. ED MAJORS
There will be a very important
meeting of all physical education
majors in room 304 of Woollen Gym
nasium at 3 o'clock on Monday, Feb
ruary 20.
By Art Greenbaum
Sewanee Military Academy of
Tennessee, defending champions
of last year's meet, again domin
ated the Fourth Annual Southern
Interscholastic swimming meet
held in Bowman Gray pool yes
terday afternoon.
Sewanee amassed a total of 48
and a half points to take prep
school honors while the Raleigh
Caps collected 23 markers to cap-
ture their division. Trophies. were,
awarded to both teams. Four new
records were established in the
course' of the afternoon.
The greatest surprise of the day
came from the Castle Heights
squad from Tennessee, which
brought only three men and
placed second in the prep divi
sion along with Staunton Military
Military Academy. Russell Wood
of Castle Heights set a new mark
in the 100-yard backstroke and
swam the first leg of the record
breaking medley relay team.
Don Pribor of Staunton set a
new standard in the 150-yeard
individual medley after passing
Stu Bird of GMA on the final lap.
The other mark was set in the
200-yard freestyle relay b y
Staunton, which came in just
ahead of the Raleigh squad.
The summary:
50-yard freestyle: 1- McGrath (Mas
sanutten), 2-Kost (Raleigh), 3- Lyle
(Sewanee), Time 24.8.
100-yard breaststroke: 1- Glancy
(Sewanee), 2- Colson (Greensboro),
3- Hiles (GMA) . Time 1:13.6.
200-yard freestyle 1- Shannon (Se
wanee), 2- Allison (Castle Heights),
3- Floyd (GMA). Time 2:08.3.
. 100-yard backstroke: 1- Wood (Cas
tle Heights). 2- Baker (Sewanee). 3-
Teunis (St. Johns). Time 1:04.6. (New
Record) .
100-yard freestvle: 1- Conklin (Se
wanee). 2- McGmth (Massanutten) ,
3- Cobble (Cast. Heights. Time -15.5.
150-vard individual medlev: 1- Pri-
hor (Staunton). 2- Bird (OMA) . 3
Anderon (Raleigh). Time 1:43.8 (New
Record).
Diving: 1- Edwards. (Staunton). 1
Bovd (Sewanee). 3- Hussey (Se
wrnoe). Points 65.7.
150-vard medlev relav: 1- Castle
Heights (Woort. Allison, Cobble). Time
1:24.7 (New Record).
900-vard relay: 1- Staunton (Bart-
ltt. Edwards, Ankenbrannt, Pribor)
Time 1:43.2. (New Record).
Cadets Build
Early Margin
For Loop Win
By Biff Roberts
There was another Carolina
rally in Woollen Gym last night,
but this time it fell short as the
Tar Heel - wrestlers lost a 17-11
decision to The CitadeL The hosts' !
second loss came after Greens
boro High had upset the fresh
man grapplers, 20-18.
After losing the first three
matches and falling behind by
11 big points, the matmen pulled
the score up to 14-11. The heavy
weight decision went to the Ca
dets, however, and gave the vis
itors the meet.
The Citadel got off to a flying
start in the initial match as
Cracker Laney pinned Carolina's
Bob Randall in 2:15 of the third
period. The match had been
fairly close up to that point but
Laney wore Randall down in the
final stanza to take the match.
The next bout went to the
visitors by decision as Citadel's
captain Bob Scarborough out
pointed Bob McGimsey, 4-1. This
victory put the Cadets ahead by
8-0.
The lead jumped to 11-0 in the
Joe Aaron all over the mat for
136 match as Bill Sachs pushed
a 9-0 victory. Sachs was an easy
winner here but was unable to
pin the Carolina man.
The Tar Heels finally opened up
with a victory in the, next bout
as Barry Farber took a 3-1 win
over Swede Gustafson. This was
the first of four Carolina wins
and brought the home team with
in eight points of the victors.
Phil Kemp kept up the Car
olina scoring in the 155 division
with a one-sided victory over the
Cadets' John Scott. Kemp was
going . all out for a pin here but
he was unable to get his falL
The summaries:
Irish Honest
NEW YORK Feb. 18 &)
Notre Dame athletes who re
ceive financial assistance not
only must work al a rery spe
cific job, but are required as
are all athletes al the institu
tion to maintain a seven
point higher scholastic average
than other students, the Rev.
John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C. said
today in response to an Associ
ated Press questionnaire.
Greensboro Wrestlers Win
Over Carolina Frosh, 20-18
AdoIIo AC Defeats
UNC Weightlifters
, A 300-pound lift by heavy
weight Buck Harris proved the
margin of victory for the Apollo
Athletic Club over the local
weightlifters here last night.
The visitors from Norfolk won
by only 15 pounds. Their total
weight lifted was 3,490 as com
pared to Carolina's 3,475.
The locals were able to win
in three of six weight classes. Tar
Heel weightlifters who won last
night were Charley Ufen, Dave
Littlejohn, and Keg Wheeler.
121 Lanev (C) Dinned Randall in
:id of trurd period.
128 Scarborough (C) decisioned Mc-
Gimsey 4-1.
136-Sachs (C) decisioned Aaron. 9-0
145 Farber (UNC) decisioned Gus
tafson, 3-1.
155 Kemp (UNC) decisioned Scott
8-1.
165 Huddle (C) decisionfed Coxe.
6-2. '
175-Gupton (UNC) pinned Barnetfr
in 15 of third period.-
Heavyweight Hampton (U) decis
ioned Augustine, 7-4.
PHYS ED MAJORS
Coach Walter Rabb has re
quested that all physical educa
tion majors meet in room 304
Woollen Gymnasium Monday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock. This is a
very important meeting and all
majors are urged to be present
and prompt.
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Pins in the 165 and heavy
weight divisions offset a Carolina l
advantage from a forfeit in the i
175-pound class to give Greens-!
boro High School a 20-18 victory
over the Tar Baby wrestlers in
Woollen Gym last night
After losing the first two
matches on falls, the Tar Babies
came back to gain a 13-10 advan
tage, but Watts and Siler ac
counted for the deciding five
point wins to earn the decision.
Still behind after Glass had
pinned Carolina's John Watts in
the 165-pound battle, Whirlie
heavyweight Siler made quick
work of Miles Gregory in 2:58
of the first period.
The Tar Heels came up on the
forfeit. Sam Jordan started the
Tar Babies on therr middleweight
comeback trail whi?n he pinned
Bristow of Green boro after 40
seconds had elapsed in thb second
period. Carolina had bt?n trail
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Babies first victory.
The summary:
121 pounds: Keys iC) panned Hor
ton in 7:33.
128 pounds: Tomlin Gi pinned West
in 1.50.
136 pounds: Jordon (.C) picined Bris
tow in 3:40.
145 pounds: RansdeH'(C) decisioned
Clemmins. 9-2.
155 pounds: Troxler (C) pinned Ross
in 5:10.
165 pounds: Glass (G) pinned Watts,
time unavailable.
175 pounds Carolina won by forfeit.
Heavyweight: Siler (G) pinned Greg
ory in 2:58.
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