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UN DAY, APRIL 0, 1050 THE DAILY tAR HEEL PAGE TUBE?, ySourifaineers; tssar q use earn uowns bailers Bump Track I 1 1 gets Nest Virginic Protests Tijt in 2nd Inning By Andy Taylor In a game piaycd unde r protes. ftor the second inning, Carolina', ar Hei-l basballcrs marched U 11-2 triumph over West Vir inia's Mountaineers cn Emerson 'kid yesterday afternoon. Southpaw Uill McGinn wen' i distance for the home out t, Riving up 8 scattered hits tc ie opposition while fanning a ko number. He also accounted r 2 of Carolina's 9 hits with a riple and a single and scored wo runs himself, driving in a hird. West Virginia protested thf ;ame in the second inning when jlate umpire Kasey charged .tountainecr hurler Dick Morgan vith a balk and advanced one rar IIocl run across the plate. The Tar Heels scored most of heir runs in the third and sev enth innings. The third frame opened with ,Vill Hobbs getting to ficst on an ?rror by second baseman Dick Morton of West Virginia. Two uccessive walks to third sacker lohn Sinter and second baseman Jkeet Hesmer loaded the bases. Joe Bi ookshirc banged a single nto center field to score two .vhile Hobbs came in on a wild Ditch by Morgan. Brookshire unicd on a long out by Jim Bal lou to give the Tar Heels 4 tallies. The Mountaineers sent a new mm to the mound with one out in the inning, Art Donata who went for 4 2-3 innings before he Wcis relieved in the eighth by Ted Topper. The home team scored 3 more ia the seventh on "two straight safeties by McGinn and Johnnie Clements, who came in for Joe Eldridge in center field in the Tomorrow afternoon ihe Car olina baseball team will open Big Four play against Duke University here at Emerson, Stadium. The Easter Monday Duke-Carolina game will be the first of five contests be iween the two institution. Dean Cassell will probably start on the mound for Caro lina. sixth, a walk to Jim Ballou and r.nthor single by catcher Dick Weiss. The Tar Heels scored 2 more in the second and 1 apiece in the lirst sixth. The Mountaineers failed to get i man across the plate until the fourth frame. Skeet Hesmer com mitted an error at second, letting f'.mrtstop Pete Zanaich get on at frst. Zanaich advanced to third when Tar Heel fielder Eldridg. lo.t Hob Watson's long fly in the sun, giving him a double, and v. as brought home on an out by n-iht fielder Lou Bellas. Their only other run came in the final inning on errors by McGinn and Brookshire and a wilii pitch. Fur the Tar Heels it was win nu:nh"r 7 on the season, they've lost f) ;,o far. The toughest com I'Mion begins next week when tf; V face Big Four challengers I' i' V.'pke Forest. Number Seven ' ' Virginia '. i'V li H:i:n If ill; -out rf V. li.; li) , Hi AD R H PO A 4 0 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 13 0 1 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 1 1 0 fi 10 10 1 .30121 10 12 0 4 0 10 0 1 0 0 2 3 . 1 0 I) 0 0 3 1111 .10 0 10 2 0 0 0 2 .1 0 0 0 0 36 1 "i 24 13 v: , , I in i- . f t 1 S'l. 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Gilleland With two warm up victories I against Salisbury and Greensboro High Schools, 12-2 and 13-7 re spectively last week, the Carolina freshmen baseball team travels Monday to Durham to meet the Duke freshmen at 3 o'clock in the first of eight straight games in big four competition. The baby Tar Heels will meet Duke, Wake Forest, and N. C. State each five times this year Games ..with Statesville, High Point, and one more with Greens boro will round out the twenty game freshmen slate. About twenty-five freshmen have been practicing 'since the start of the quarter on Navy field to earn berths on the frosh-nine. The team has been fielding fairlv well in its early games, but it hasn't had much chance against wild high school pitching to show any real hitting ability. Second baseman Don Gilleland, LQft Fielder Wayne Harpold, and Rieht Vielder Wayne White seem to be the most promising batters. GiPe land knocked out two hits in the Greensboro game last Tuednv An interesting note confen'n the batting is that four of the n-'n Defeated By Duke Carolina's gym team went d6wn to defeat to a more experienced Duke squad by the score of 43-45 in a practice meet at Woollen Gym Friday night. Both teams are getting set for the first annual Southern Con ference Gymnastic Champion ships to be held in Atlanta, Ga. Several standout gymnasts were missing because of the holiday weekend. Darrel Byerly, Tar Heel ace, paved the way for Carolina's ten by taking first place in th3 rope climb, tumbling, second place in the high bar event, and third in the rings. Goodin, Park, Wook. Cooke, Ritch and Madison took other places for Carolina. After the first five minutes of this picture no one will be seated.... thcfll (e wi1 Comma trot Coming CAROLINA ' ' ' v' f V and White both swing from the first base side of the plate along with First Baseman Bob Menning and Short-Stop Ham Crovvder. Others who will see action on Monday are: catcher Red Can nadafi third base, either Collier Hill or Ed Hooks, and center field either John Stowe or John Mot singer. Coach Henry House said yester day that we will start either Joe Pasden or Bill Lore on the mound against Duke in Monday's game. Pasden pitched against Greens boro High in relief, Teceiving the victory. Lore, relieved Al Wood in the opening game against Salis bury. Wood received the win. Ferrier Out Front In Masters Play; Ward Shoots 74 - AUGUSTA, Ga., April 8 (P) Jim Ferrier's erratically concoct ed 73 on the third round was good enough to. keep him in front ;n the MastcrV tournament today is Ben Hogan thrcc-outted on the i tie. After three rounds, the big, Autralicn-born Ferr.cr had a total of 210. six strokes under tar for the long, testing Augusta Naional course. Hogan, the con valescent clouter from Texas and Hershey, Pa., was second with 212 and two other Texans, Bryon Nelson and Jimmy Demaret, were two strokes further back. Harvie Ward, high ranking amateur from the University of North Carolina, only managed a 74 to bring his score to 231 and place hVn far down the list. Ward's score was one point be neath that of Charlie Coe, of Oklahoma City, National Ama teur champion who beat Ward in the semi-finals of the nationals last summer. i a "17 ' - 'i Wry. 6 t - -r I in 1 1 1 irm 1 I ntel irwr ' from UNIVERSAL- 1NTERNATIONAI APR!L 16-17 Albans, Scott MorrowShine in Dual Meet By Bill Peacock Three meet records, including a University record by Bill Albans in the broad jump, high-lighted the annual Carolina-Princeton dual track meet which the Tar Heels swept easily, 77 1-3 to 53 2-3. Albans ' took time off from spring football practice to turn in a leap of 24 feet, 9 7-8 inches to break the old record of 23 feet, 7 3-4 inches set by Hubbard and Higby in 1935. He also won the discus with a toss of 130 feet, 2 in. Bob Kirk, Carolina's star jave lin tosser, and Princeton's mile relay team also set meet records. Kirk threw the spear 197 feet, 2 1-2 inches to better his own mark of 195 feet, 8 1-2 inches, set last year. The Tiger relay team of Jim Sparkman, Jerry Bentley, Bob Eby, and Sam Howell ran the distance in 3:26 to break the old record of 3:36.9 set by Princeton last year. Carolina, which had been running nip-and-tuck with Princeton all the way, was dis qualified when anchor man Gene Brigham ran out of the baton passing zone while making an ex change with Clarence McLain. The Tar Heels showed strength down the line as they took nine firsts and a tie for first to put the meet away early in the after noon. Only in the middle dis tances did Carolina prove unable to keep pace with Princeton. The highly anticipated personal dual in the two mile between Sam Magill of Carolina and Tiger Dick Snedeker turned out to be a walk away as the Tar, Heel ace won by fifty yards doing the distance in the good time of 9:44.5. Snede ker, who defeated Magill earlier in the season, might have been, tired by the mile which he won in 4:27.3 to get the Tigers off to a good start in the running events. The bespectacled Morrow won both the low and high hurdles without being threatened. Mor row lead Tar Heels Garrett Fitz gibbons and Jim Woolcott across the finish line in the low hurdles in the time of 25.7 seconds. He topped the highs in 15.4. VILLAGE TODAY . Starring JUNE ALLTSQ1 - PETEB LAWFGR3 MAHSARET 61!EI 9 ELIZABETH TATLQR-JAMET LEIfiH R8SSAM3 BRAZZI-MARY ASTRR US with IUC1LE WATSCN SIR C. AUBREY SMITH . HARRY DAVENPORT A MERVYN LeROY PRODUCTION color bv TECHNICOLOR MONDAY W'TECHNICOLOR . j? Production v. K Lacrosse Team Loses; Swan Stars For Hens Don Swan. That name wilL long be remembered to Carolina's lacrosse team when yesterday's gf.me with Delaware and the pangs of a 14-3 defeat have been forgotten. It was Swan, the artful dod ger, the shrewd and crafty ma rt pulator of the lacrosse stick, that threw the Tar Heels com pletely off the beam. Swan scored ir.L the first three periods making 2 tallies in the frame, 3 in the second, and 1 in the third. It was Sawn who made three -valuable assists along with many ex cellent plays overwhelming the Blue Shirts from the first min ute to the last. Swan has . probably set a new scoring record for points in la crosse r playing for a week. In four games he has tallied 21 points averaging 4 per game. The Carolina team has not and prob ably will not play with another player of the calibre of Swan. The Blue Shirts started off yes terday's game in the same man ner that they did against Lehigh. They played hard, used smart tactics and made good shots. Del ayare didn't score until after five minutes in the first quarter. The Summary ',,100-yad. dash: 1. Scott (UNO, 2. Willis (UNO. 3. Crimmins (UNC). Time: 10 sec. 220: 1. Scott (UNC). 2. Crimmins (UNC), 3. Snabel (Prin). Time: 22.7. 440: 1. Howell (Prin). 2. Siedler (Prin). 3. Terrell (UNC). Time: 50.1. 880: 1. Akely (Prin). 2. Holden (UNC), 3. Bolster (Prin). Time: 1:57.4. Mile run: 1. Snedeker (Prin). 2. Akeley (Prin). 3. G. Hamrick (UNC). Time: 4:27.3. Two mile run: 1. Magill (UNC). 2. Pittis (UNC). 3. Snedeker (Prm). Time: 9:44.5. - Low hurdles: 1. Morrow (UNC), 2. Rauch (Prin). 3. Hungerford (Prin). Time: 25.7. High hurdles: 1. (UNC), 2. Fitz Ribbons (UNC). 3. Woolcott (UNC). Time: 15.4. Mile Relav: 1. Princeton ( Snarkm.m. Bentlev. Eby. and Howell), (Carolina disquahfied) Time: 3:20. (new meet record. Old meet record o 3:26.9 set by Princeton in 1949. Shot Put 1. McAloin (Prin) 42 ft. 2Viin.. 2. Ogrten (UNO 41 ft. 53,i in. 3. Verchiek (UNC) 40 ft. 9 in. Pole Vault: 1 House (UNO and Jacobs (Prin) 12 ft. 6 in. (tie), 3. Chamberlain (Prin) 12ft. Javelin: 1. Kirk (UNC) IS? ft. 2M, in. (new meet record. Old record 195 ft. P1? in. set bv Kirk in 1949). 2. Jacobs 'P'inl 191 ft. 3Vi in., 3. Masi (Prin) 175 ft. 7 in. DUcus: 1. Allans (UNO 130 ft. 2 in.. 2. Perrv (UNC) 123 ft. 4 in. 3. Osden (UNC) 120 ft. 3 in. High Jumo: 1. Moodv (UNC) S ft. lsa in.. 2. Saunders (UNC), 3. Raus chert (Prin), Belknap (Prin), Peebles (UNC). (tie). Broad Jump: 1. Albans (UNC) 24 ft. 91'h in. (new meet and University record. Old University record set by Hubbard and Higby of 23 ft. 73i in. in 1935K 2. Kurrus (Prin). 3. Moody (UNC) . " a o a o 4-iO IF whm the chinese puppet police brjng in the wife op the mam steve 15 impersonating she peove to be a blonde UNDEE6ROUN17 A6EWT WITH WHOAA HE CLAHEP ONCE BEFOPE IN . NORTH AFRICA... VYBO IF 1 c o s c U o o a, U GULOr NONE. O' TH' REG'LAft AIRLINES WILL TAKE ME Tonight - STUDENT TALENT REVIEW - I? , uMERSHOW- 4 err up UP ELMER, cIT UP i tl But after that score, the Elue Hens really went to work. The Tar Heels first score came in the latter part of the first peri od when Frank Strong, on the team for a week, made the first point unassisted by flipping the ball in from the side. Ray Swigart, injured in the Lehigh game, came back and played a great game, also scoring the sec ond point for the Blue Shirts with amazing stamina and ability. Sully Darden tossed the ball into the cage for the last marker in the third quarter. The Tar Heels will get a much needed break this week with only one game scheduled for next Saturday with V. M. I. Coach Bill Darden will work on some of the bad points that the team has been making. Delaware 344 3 14 UNC 1 0 2 0 -3 Delaware-Goalies-Kuhn, Hofstehv defense-Murray, Mullin. Cook, Thomas-midfield-West, Morris, Greenfield. Be noit. Cherr, Foster; attack-Bierman, Swan, Cotts. urviC-Goahes-Sowell, Vest.; defense G. Lynch. Debnam. Durham, Winius. Strudwiek, Spiegel, CaldweU, Fields; midfield Manning, Murchison, Darden, Swigart, Hughes, Strong; attack Le vine, A. Greenbaum, Gilmore, Beauty, Sargent, D. Lynch. Goals Delaware Catts (assist by Foster); Swan, 6; Bierman, 3, (assist by Swan); Morris (assist bv Swanl; West, 2, (assist bv Swan); Greenfield. UNC Strong; Darden: Swigart. Goalie Saves: Kuhnll, Sowell i8, Vest 1. Frosh Swimmers To Hold Banquet Freshman swimming coach Bob Ousley announced yesterday that the frosh mermen, will hold their annual banquet tomorrow night at 6:30 in the Carolina Inn. Coach Ousley asks that all members be prompt. The. regular season ended for the Tar Babies last quarter with the swimming of the Southern Conference championships. This marks the end. of Ousley's second year as frosh mentor. Mural News RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP 7:20: Sigma Chi 6 vs. Pappa Sigma 2. 8:30: Phi Delt 2 vs. Beta 2. SOFTBALL SCHEDULE 4:00: Field 1 Pni Cam 1 vs." PiKA 2; 2 DKE 1-vs. KA 2; 3 Siff Eps vs. Chi Psi 2; 4 KA 1 vs. DKE 2; 5 LLambda Chi 1 vs. Phi Kappa Phi 1; fa Steele vs. Town. j 5:00: Field 1 Sig Nu 1 vs. Kan Psi 1; 2 ATO 1 vs. Phi Gam 2; 3 Kap Psi ; 1 vs. SAE 2; 4 Pi Lamb 1 vs. Phi Delt Chi: 5 Phi Kap 1 vs. St. Anthony; I 6 Med School 1 vs. Grimes. OWWR.1 IT'5 MADAfAE- LYNX! NOTHING $HE SEE5 THKOUGH THIS HAI& AND E5EAED SHE'U- THROUGH w w 5UT BLUFF THIS rHKCUGH AS FAR KNOW AN OLD ENEMY, EVEN t AS I - I'M NOT THE OLD ENEMY SHE WAS MARRIED TO r.' .1 -4,, .v Tl Luscious T-Bone Steaks Fried Chicken at HARRY'S I HEARD THAT. SON f.r BUT! DON'T WORRV.":'- I'LL TAKE. KVOU.V DARE:-DEViL. DAN ISTHt NANiE., ANLJ DANCjtK IS MY GAME." I m ' ,Hv v- kS-if fvKfr ccci qnrftrwie. K-i 1 ir5 s hf PI FAP IT I IP Fl MFP I W 1 HEPES A CANDY BAP TO FT . I- . ) ; 1 V PLEASE - -hnJ t CHEER YCXJ UP IK J1 1 M PL EASc SIT UP FOR ME 1 I "i-., V ' 1 Mi , 7X A -r . i i r . . . -v t iit x. i m i 4 1 x 11 ivif h t - n r nA-t' iu i k-v-. j 1 1 1 Cf.l9)q. King FMhifW gpttlrfgy. Uori fff;M ftgrygj. j " '" mU n ju Frosh Tennis Aggregation Gets Win Over State Frosh SDecial to The Daily Tar Heel RALEIGHj April 8 The Uni versity of ..North. Carolina fresh man tennis " team breezed to a 11-1 triumph over the N. C. State College tennis team here today. It was the third straight win for the Carolina freshman team. Carolina's Steve Espe-y, play ing the number five singles mattii, was the only Tar Baby to lose a match. In a see-saw affair h? lest the firsf.set, 6-1,. but came back in the second to blank his oppon ent, Bob Pitts, 6-0. The deciding set went to 12 games before Pitts, won, 7-5. ! Tuesday. the Carolina frosh will face the Duke freshmen in Dur ham. Frosh tennis Coach Hughes Davis ; indicated that the Duke match would be one of the tough est of the season. The summary (Carolina men listed first):" ' AUTHENTIC M. COLUMBIA ST. VP TO DOl WE WILL SPEAK THt 3 V ..... i Tuxedos fj 0 Full ifRf I? 4 Dress tl'll i Dinner lis 'M 1 Jackets "I'fi f Accessories BUT BLUFF THIS JENGUSH, SINCE OUR AS FAR) CHINESE FRIENPS PO NOT CAN. KNOW OUR LANGUAGE.' i've carried passengers OVER CTIVCVOLCANOS -ZOOMED 'EM THROUGH ATOMIC CLOUDS.''-I'LL. TAKE ANYBODY Main Lounge - 8:30 p.m. - Graham Memorial Singles Sylvia defeated Askel, 6-1, 6-2; Izlar defeated Kline, 6-1, 6-4; Spencer defeated Trollinger, 6-2, 6-2; Loveland defeated Ilincs, 6-2. 6-1; Exprl lost to R. Pitts, 1-6. 6-0, 7-5; Oberdorfer defeated Lowenstein.f r.-l, 6-0; Frecdland defeated C. Pitts, 6-0,' C-0: Pin court defeated Roddey, 6-0, 6-1. Doubles Sylvia-I?.lar dejeated Askel-Kline, 6-0, 6-1: B. Spencer Loveland defeated Trollfnger Lowenstein, 8-6, 6-3; Espey-Ober-dorfer defeated R. Pitts-Hines, 6-2, 6-2; Freedman-Pincourt.de-feated C. Pitts-Roddey, 8-6, 6-2.' y v iff - ViI;ji. - j ; f t it It ISC U,,..i . r . . -""ins . J WEDNESDAY VILLAGE - jrv ... 1 FUUy'l)NDRSTAND...WHtS V TO DISCIPLINE VV!FE IS No flX". He STRAN6ERS TO BE tCTERINO XiO'ST... mmnnfjT WE WAlTOliTSlDEji Lfcrei If 1 t'V-fSm )JSti wit i Lit THEN. WILL VO' TAKE. ME. TO FAT WHAT DO VOU CHANCE ? THINK I AM ? C-CRAZY 7 '-V JQ4 : 1 r yji 1 1 .rz: