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SATURDAY. APRIL 13, 1950 THE DAILY rTAR HEEL PAGE THEEtt Tar klee .: fT'JHB JL UBk eers M Cassell Scheduled To Pitch In 3 O'Clock Big Four Tilt By Larry Fox Hoping tc fiJ a "vengo win over Wake Forest in their home park, the Tar Heel baseballers will send their ace Dean Cassell, against the Deacs here this afternoon at 3 o'clock TUo Demon Deacons, defending-!- JO cloCK; South'-m onierence cnampions, ),anard the Tar Heels a 12-6 past il VVlnesday afternoon over in jj-iptist Hollow. Carolina helped out with eight obliging errors, but was able to knock Harry XUholas out of the box in the SlXUi iiutiiiK- nuuuiua, vtieran Wake Forest righthander, had kept the Tar Heels buffaloed un til the sixth when the visitors broke loose for five runs. L-fty Moe Bauer, another old timrr for the Deacs, will probably do the pitching this afternoon. Possessing a sharp curve boll, Bauer is one of the top three huilers for Wake Forest, which has lost only one game this pca- son. With a left-hander on the mound. Coach Bunn.Hearn .will probably return Skeet Hcsmcr to sm.iul base. Hesmer was benched in favor of lcft-h.-ndcd Dan Whiu-heart against Nicholas on Wednesday. Otherwise the Tar Heel lineup will remain the same with cither J. u' Proctor or Joe Eld ridge in lift field. Billy Reeves. sopho- mnre, played some against .the De.ios Wednesday and may get a chance to see more action as the season progresses. Cassell, who has a record of 3-2 for the season, is about he only Tar Heel pitcher who didn't get into the game Wednesday. Ed Gaston started for Carolina and wa. followed, in order, by Bill McGinn. Hoover Surles, and George Whitted. Whitted was the .most effective of the quartet. Even though Cassell is. expect ed to be able to go the distance against the hard-hitting Deacons, lefthander ' Henry Schacht - will probably be on tap in the bull pen. If Schacht goes, it's any body's guess .who'll follow. Cassell already has one Big Four victory to his credit. He went nine, innings against Duke n Easter Monday .and got the Net men Meet Kalamazoo Here Today Frosh Notch 80-51 Win Over State The undefeated Carolina fresh man track . team . turned in it' first outdoor meet win. agains college competition in blasting th State frosh, 80-51, in a Big Four meet on - Fetzer Field yesterday afternoon. Coach Dick Maxwell's Tar Ba bies won eight first places on th' 15-event program. Bobby Bell who won the high and low hurd les and the-broad jump -for Car olina, was the individual star of the meet. Tar Baby Mack. Ray who won his first race in takinp first in the -440-yard dash, war the surprise of the meet. Duke's frosh will visit Fetzer Field for another dual .meet with the Tar Babies at 3:30 Tuesday afternoon. 100-yard Dash 1. Walton- tNCSr. 2. Holder tUNC). 3., Plott (UNO. Time: 10.5. wu-yari Dash 1. Walton NCS, 2. Plott (UNO. 3. Holder (tTMPi Timo- 23 4 4-IO-yard Dash 1. Rav tUNC). 2. Rliss-tUNO. 3. Brewer, INCS1 Timo- 54 5. ' Boo.vprw Wun1 Bennett (UNO. 2. Wr-Hh (UNO. 3. Poolin (NCS. Tim-. 2:04 2. My" Run 1. Jones (VCS). 2. Bvrd (UNO, 3. Johnson (UNO. Time: 4:.').7. Tn-o.mil Run 1. Harrison (NCS), 2. Heniv (UNO, 3. Miller (NCS).. Time: 10:37. io-vard Hieh HrWs 1. Bell tVNC), 2. CorwAll 4.UNC), 3. Speight (NCS). Time: 16.4. ""n-var-rt t n h-'W 1: .Bell (UNO, 2. Huehfs (NCS). 3. Cornell (UNO. Time: 26.5. Shot Put V Hillman (NCS). 2. riwoH (NCS). 3. Rizzo (UNC). Timp: 40 ft. B in. PWiw TVii-nw 1. GriswnM (N1. . Bvrd nrvev. 3. Rizzo (UNC). Dis--" ilfi ft. 3 in. Javelin Throw 1. fineieht (NCS. f -.uw ivri, i K""- : (UNCI. D's- tnrwia; fifl ft TV1e ViH 1. Jordan (TTVC) 2. Wilfert (1TNC). 3. Regas 1. Distance: 11 ft. "'"h .Tuin1 Ti v-ufri ComeTi 'UNO and Jordan (UNO, 3. Tie -r.n ivrsi and Sneieht (NCS). n''tanf' K ft. fi ii Pi .Tumn V Roll mVO) . 7.. Hold- Tar Heels Lacrossemen Will Meet Strong KeydetsSquad Here Today Data waKeneig jQapTures National MAU&MntfTtflQ PALM BEACH Fla, April 14 scored 133.06 points in taking, the . By Harvey Riich The undefeated Tar Heel tenni? team will be at top strength this afternoon when it meets its first real test of the season against Kalamazoo College on the local courts at 2 o'clock: The touring netmen from Mich igan have won nine out of eleven matches, so far, including a 5-4 loss to a strong Davidson squad. Heath Alexander, regular Car olina number three man, will nake his first appearance in the Tar Heel lineup since his injury during the. Harvard matches. In going after win number If the locals will face the first of stronger opponents yet to come The' Tar 'Heels have zipped through eleven teams to date with a minimum of effort but begin ning today the "practice sessions" are over. Next Saturday Coach KenfieldV netters will head toward Charlotte to face the thrice-beaten David sonians and the outcome of that match ; can b'e pretty well deter minedly today's showing. .Mean time the locals will face Cincinatt' here Mondiy,and Virginia Thurs day. The probable starting single? lineup . this . afternoon will have Captain Clark Taylor on the num ber one court followed by Charlie Rice playing number two. Heath Alexander, Don Skakle, and Jim Winstead round out the top five. At present the number six slot is being hotly contested by sev eral lower-ranking players and Coach Kenfield will most likely hold that position open until game time. COLLEGE TENNIS 7 Duke ' Kalamazoo 2 UP) Sara Wakefield, University of North Carolina . diving star from Palm Beach, . captured ihet women's one-meter AAU National Diving Championship here today, scoring 133.90 points. Miss Wakefield, a senior i at UNC, edged out Jane: Stoverol Glendale, Calif., former Olympic star .who had placed second in the one-meter diving competition five times previously. " Miss Stover have a 1-1 record for the local j" 1W etaoin ' shrdiu cmfwm vfrgTcqjj league. The Deacons, however, have yet to be defeated in Conference competition and their only loss of the season was a 12-0 decision to Elon, which was later avenged. Thty also hold a victory over the Greensboro Patriots of the Caro lina League. Carolina's record stands at fl-6 with a 2-2 mark in the Confer ence. The locals, split two games with Davidson in their other two loop contests. The probable lineups: runner-up position. Zoe Ann Olsen, last year's win ner, .did not defend her title: Mary Fiances Cunningham, . Lafayette, Ini.was third, with 124.41 points. Don' .Draper, - varsity . diving .coach at North Carolina who has tutored:, the new . champion for tvro years, was present when she won ; the; title today. Frosh To Engage Deaclefrs Today With a record of two wins and two losses, the freshmen baseball team travels to Wake Forest this afternoon, seeking their. first vie tory in big four competition in a game with the Wake Forest Deac- lets at 3 o'clock. After grabbing two smashing victories this season against Boy den and Greensboro High Schools the Tar Babies have dropped their last two straight games at the hands of the Duke and "Wake Forest freshmen.- (However, the games have been close with Duke winning, 7-3, and the Deaclets squeaking by in 10 innings, 7-6. . Old lady - luck should change for the Carolina freshmen ;one of these afternoons for breaks have lead to their two defeats. . A ser ies of errors led to the .Duke loss while Right Fielder Wayne White caught a deep lined foul ball with a man on third base in the game Wednesday with the Wake Forest freshmen. The Baby Deacs' runer tagged up and easi ly scored the winning run. Coach Henry House plans on starting Al Wood on the mound and as usual "Red" Cannada will receive him. Wood started the first game of--the. season -and,--although he was relieved in the fifth due to wildness,,was credit ed with the victory. Weightliftefs Meeting Here 4n AAU Event Carolina rwill play host this afternoon and tonight to some 60 alhletes from North and South Carolina who will compete in the Carolinas A A U weightlifting championships and the "Mr. Car olinas" contest. Novice lifting is scheduled to get underway on the main floor of Woollen Gym at 2:30. Compe tition ir. ,the open division will begin-at . 7:30 tonight. Top notch lifters from the two states will be on hand.' They in clude, such .nationally known fig ures as Al.Abernethy of .Hickory and Jos Masten of Winston-Salem. 4At the conclusion of the lifting competition . the .-''Mr. . Carolinas" contest wil he held. .With a close race on tap, the winner will b3 picked on the basis- of "muscular definition, symmetry, proportion and posing ability." ; Ronald Sullivan will be on hand to defend his ' "Mr. Carolinas" title. He has won that honor for the past two years. Charlie Hart ley, who was. runner-up to; Sulli van last year, will also compete for the title. By Wall M. Dear II With four games: already under their , belts and plenty of season ing, North Carolina's defiant stick- men will encounter a strong VMI team today., at one o'clock on Navy field. . Coach Bill Darden stated that his boys -stand a good chance of -winning-today's contest. :The Tar Heels led at half-time 3-2 in last -year's game . and were finally overcome by -the Cadet's superior stamina which was evident in the waning minutes of the fourth quarter. ' The Cadets, : from Lexington. Virginia, have experience-plus on 1 moving . attack ,- centered around . ' lance ; by Buck .Vest- their team. Everyone on the first team has played high school la crosse which could be the decid ing factor in this afternoon's game. . So far this season, exper ience of the. opponents has de feated the . Carolina warriors. VMI-has-, posted a 1-1 record with their only win over William and Mary .8-2 . while losing to a strong.Delaware team 11-6. Caro lina lost to Delaware 14-3. Last year, the. same squad , came close to defeating a high-ranking Vir ginia - team - as they were on the short end of an-11-10 score. captain Frank Boehm and Krr.er Ambrose, attackmen, who were high scorers last season with 29 tallies between them. .The Tar Heels will also fern a strong front line headed by three midfielders, Kirk Manning. Jess Greenbaum, and Johnny Murchi soh who have tallied five of Car olina's eleven goals. Aiding these players will be George Levine and Art Greenbaum at close, attack while Bill Gilmore will operate on the crease. " Nick "Specs" Sowell will be -The .visitors will present a fast- back in the goal with some assis- THAT'WHITE HEAT' GIRLTURriS ITOfl AGAIN! - somebody's bound to get burned I 0 mfrmsmmm ... EDW.OND OBIS we v&!? " nu r n n . rn i nrnnn omtcico6 . t ..anrai ' SCREEN. PLAY BY LARRY MARCUS. IVAN GOFF ,'Vw .ND BEN ROBERTS from a story Br labry Marcus omtcico 6 CAROLINA VINCENT SHERMAN "TODAY SCREEN PLAY BY LARRY MARCUS. IVAN GOFF ND BEN ROBERTS from a story Br labry marcu 'ALSO COLOR CARTOON SPORTLIGHT W'ikf Forest H.irris, rf Tfaifje. 2b HiNiks, 3b rulghum. if KlTstl. cf Wrvrin, c W,in-n, lb B.iucr. p Carolina Proctor cr EldrldKP. If Ballon, cf GurRanus, Lamb, rf Hobbs. lb Center, 3b W'teheart or Ilesiner. 2b lirookshirc, ss Cassell, p Yanks Sell Shea To Kansas City NEW YOFK, April 14 (?) Frank Shea, rookie pitching sen sation of the New York Yankees in 1947, has been sold outright to the Kansas City Blues of the American Association, a Yankee firm property, it was announced M iy by general manager George v:- ; Also going to the Kansas City 'I'ii) are first baseman FenVn and pitcher Wnlly Hoott f e nt to the Blues on optipti. ' i ! bonus pitcher Taui Hinrichs, ''I- ' has been sold outright. rh'-n, pestered by arm and v ' i:'.ht trouble, the past two years 'v. failed to live up to the prom-r I " shown in 1947, when ho won II ilH'nos while losing five. He Viit part of the 1349 season v' th Newark in the .International Town Girls Win Coed Swim Meet The Town Girls' Association took top- team honors .in .the coed swimming meet in Bowman Gray pool Thursday, night before a large crowd. v The Town - Girls grabbed ' the lead early in the meet and. stayed ahead to cop top honors. .Pi! Phi sorority was second . with 29 points, just five ahead; of Smith dorm. 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