FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1950
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Its First;
Carolina 4th
By Walt M. Dear II
Carolina's mural teams came
up with a complete reversal yes
terday afternoon at Raleigh, by
placing fourth in the Big 4
Sports Day Carnival, a point
behind Wake Forest and six
points behind the Meet's winner,
State. Carolina had won tVir!
championship twice in a row
up to this year.
State won three events to top
Duke in a close race for the
championship, edging the Blue
Devils by one marker. 20-1 Q
Winning for the first time since
the Carnival was organized, the
Wolfpack won the Softball,
horseshoes, and table tennis
events and outshihed the rest of
the Miyal champs who were
clone on the heels of State, but
couldn't take enough, places.
Duke placed first in the tennis
match, while Wake Forest won
in the volleyball and golf con
tests. 0
Playing two rounds for each
event, the teams were in nip
and tuck contests all the way
down the line, from softball to
Kolf.
Carolina was unable to place
first in any event, but garnered
a second place in the horseshoe
rounds. Ed Cloyd and Joe Cur
tis starred for the Tar Heels
throwing many ringers and win
ning their matches.
In the IcadofT softball game
Carolina went into extra innings
before bowing to Duke, 3-2. Choo
Regan went all the way'pitching
a good game, but not getting
the breaks. In the consolation
Ma me, the Tar Heels walloped
Wake Forest, 7-2. The Blue and
White softball team failed to
capture the softball trophy by
not winning the third leg. The
Tar Heel Mural teams had won
the softball championship in the
last two Big 4 Carnival Days.
Duke and State have one leg
apiece on the trophy.
In the volleyball contest, Car
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tne Deaca vrrnt on to whip Duke
and become strong contenders
in the early part of the day.
Although Carolina lost in yes
tcrday's Big 4 Day, they still
retain a 3-1 record in the annual
series. Duke has won once and
State now has a win in the an
nual affair. The team score:
State 20; Duke 19; Wake
Forest 14; UNC 13.
H. Alexander
i Will Captain
Tennis Team
Heath Alexander, senior from
Charlotte, has been elected cap1
tain of the 1951 Carolina tennis
team. He succeeds Clark Taylor
of New Haven, Conn., Southern
Conference singles runner-up.
Alexander played number
three for the Tar Heels this
season and won 18 of 23 singles
matches. In the conference
tournament he was eliminated
in the third round by second
seeded Howie Atwatcr of Wil
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SHOWN ABOVE are a few of the stars that will lead the Carolina track team in its attempt to
keep the Southern Conference Outdoor Track title when the affair is held on Fetzer Field to
day and tomorrow. Captain Sam Magill and Jack Moody will be defending their records in the
two-mile run and in the high jump. Bill Albans, who has been high-point man for the Tar
Heels, missed last year's meet because of a sprained ankle, but is expected to star this year.
Wake Forest Frosh Defeat
Tar Babies Fifth Time, 5-1
Special to The Dailv Tar Heel
WAKE FOREST, May 18 For
the second straight time within
as many days and for the fifth
time this season the Wake Forest
freshman slapped down the Tar
Baby nine in defeating the visit
ing Carolina team, 5-1, in Wake
Forest this afternoon.
Hard luck Bill Lore pitched for
the Tar Babies only to lose his
fourth ball game.
Carolina bats were dulled all
afternoon by Bud Woodclief
salvaging only three hits one of
them good enough for a run. With
two out in the sjxth inning Bob
Henning, Carolina's first baseman,
knocked a triple into deep right
field and ran it out for a triple.
Henning,1 then, with a count of
two and one on the batter, stolo
home for the only run, avoiding
the second straight shutout by
the Wake Forest Deaclets at the
Golf Victory
The Tar Baby -golf team closed
lis season at the Hillandale Golf
Ckib yesterday in Durham when
they defeated Camp Lejeune.
2312 3 Vi for their sixth win in
a season of eight matches.
Baseball Score
McCrary 1, UNC 0 (10 ins.)
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expense of the Carolina freshmen.
Carolina had been scoreless in
15 straight innings against the
Baby Deacs.
Wake Forest banged out nine
hits against Lore one of them a
homerun by Jack Wehner in the
seventh inning. Carolina meets
the Duke freshmen in Durham
Saturday in the next to last game
of the season. This game will de
cide the season series between
Duke and Carolina.
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TODAY
Set
Time Trials
The following are the times
for qualifying trials in the 26th
Southern Conference Outdoor
Track meet. There will be no
qualifying round in the one-mile
run, the two-mile, the pole
vault, and the high jump.
3:00 Shot put, javelin, broad
jump.
4:00 Discus.
4:15 440-yard dash.
4:20 100-yard dash.
4:40 120-yard high hurdles.
5:00 880-yard run.
5:20 220-yard dash.
i:40 220-yard low hurdles.
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Field Events
To Open 26th
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Annual Meet
By Bill Peacock
Trials for the 26th running of
the annual Southern Conference
Outdoor Track Meet begins here
this afternoon on Fetzer Field
when 221 athletes from 13 schools
compete ui the biggest meet of
the year.
There will be trials for all the
running events except . the mile
and two-mile and all the field
events save the pole vault and
high jump with the top six men
qualifying for the finals tomor
row. The trials begin at 3 o'clock.
-. Carobna, winner of the meet
for the past three years, will be
the heavy favorite to win with
Maryland, Duke, VPI, and N. C.
State counted on to round out
the top five. Clemson, Davidson,
Richmond, South Carolina, VMI,
Wake Forest, Washington and
Lee. and William and Mary fill
out the field.
Last year the Tar Heels came
out on top with 75 points followed
by Duke with "47, Maryland 45,
and VPI 22. This year there is a
fair chance that the team will
break their own record for points
scored, bettering the 83 they rolled
up in 1948. ;
The competition is expected to
be unusually tough this year
with a strong liklihood that the
big field will produce several
new records. Paring down the
field will require as many as
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Carolina's lacrosse team will
(finish its 1950 season by playing
host to Virginia Tech's stickmen
Saturday morning at 9:00 on
Navy Field.
This contest will be the first
meeting of the two teams and
will provide plenty of interest
for Carolina fans. The Gobblers
from Blacksburg, Va., are field
ing a lacrosse squad for the first
time but they make up for their
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