THURSDAY, J ANU AR Y 17, 1952
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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By Jid Thompson
Carolina's swimming team ran
rough-shod over the Davidson
Wildcats to the tune of 56-28 here
yesterday in a meet which proved
to be only a warm-up for this
weekend's activities in Atlanta.
The Southern Conference record
in the 400-yard relay would have
been shattered had not the Tar
Heel team miscued on a turn.
This win ran the all-victorious
Tar Heels' winning streak to 53
consecutive conference -wins, 17
straight against all opposition and
four for this season. Jamerson's
squad for this meet was dominat
ed by freshman who came
through in grand style.
The UNC 400-yard relay team
composed of Jack Edwards, Bud
dy Heins, Stan Tinkham and Don
nie Evans were gunning tox. a
new conference mark and had
lead-off man Edwards not over
looked touching the side of the
pool on a turn, it would have been
theirs. The Tar Heel time was
3:34.6 as compared to the present
standard of 3:35.8.
Carolina's 300 yard medley re
lay team composed of Buddy Ba
arcke, Barry Wall and Heins miss
ed the conference record of 2:57.9
by only .8 of a second. Rick Levy
was off his own SC 50-yard free
style mark of 23.5 by only .1 of a
second.
Coach Jamerson was well
pleased with some of his fresh
man who posted their best times
in taking firsts. Jay Alex
ander in the individual medley,
his twin brother Dick in the 100
yd. freestyle, Tommy Gill in the
220-yd. freestyle and Chapel
Hill's Charlie Wolf in the 440-yd.
freestyle.
The swimming team -will leave
tonight for Atlanta and meets
with Georgia Tech tomorrow
night and Emory Saturday after
noon. The Tar Heels will leave
Atlanta early Saturday night.
300-yard medley relay I. Carolina
Baarcke. Wall. Heins). Time: 2:58.7.
220-yard freestyle 1. Gill (UNO,
2. Cole D), 3. Hamrick (UNC).
Time: 2:34.1.
50ryard freestyle 1. Levy (UNC).
2. Ambler (UNC), 3. Miree (D).
Time: 23.6.
150-yard individual medley 1. Jay
Alexander 1UNC). 2. Howard UNC),
3. Ormand (D). Time: 1:48.7.
Diving 1. Kelso (UNC), 2. White
(UNC), 3. Hull (D). 89.1 oints.
100-yard freestyle 1. Dick Alex
finder (UNC), 2. Widoff (UNO, 3.
Taylor (D). Time: 57.0.
200 - yard backstroke 1. Stepp
(UNC), 2. Bryan (D), 2. Ormand
D). Time: 2:36.7.
200-yard breastroke 1. Montgom
ery (D), 2. Rivera (UNC), 3. Crone
(D). Time: 2:57.0.
440-yard freestyle 1. Wolf (UNC),
2. Cole (D). 3. Ormand (D). Time:
fi:24.0.
4O0-yard freestyle 1. Davidson.
Time: 4 minutes. (Carolina disquali
fied).
I nfra mural Score boa r d
BASKETBALL
4:00 Court' 1 Alexander 2 vs
NROTC 3; 2 Manley 2 vs Lewis 1;
3 Pettigrew vs Winston 3; 4 Sigma
Chi 1 vs Phi Kap Sig 1.
5:00 Court 1 JEverett 2 vs Old
East 2 Chem Club vs Victory: - 3
Everett 1 vs Lewis 2; 4 Kap Sig 2
vs DKE 1.
7:00 Court 1 Zeta Psi 1 vs Chi
Phi 2; 2 TUP 2 VI Phi Sett Chi 1;
ATO 4 vs Sigma Chi 3; 2 Qelt Sig
Pi vs ATO 2; 3 PiKA 1 -vs SPE 1 : 4
DKE 2 -vs PiKA 3.
Basketball Results
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Phi Gam 1
Zeta Psi 2
Phi Gam 2
Phi Delt Chi 2
Sig Chi 2 ...
Kap Sig 1
Delt Sig Pi
Phi Delt 1
Sig Chi 4 .
Chi Psi 1
Phi Gam 4.
KA 2 ...
Chi Psi 2...
Chi Psi 3
. SPE 1
. KA 1
. SAE 2
Beta 2
- Theta Chi
Zeta Psi
SAE
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... Lamb Chi
: ATO
Lamb Chi 1 .. Chi Phi
Phi Kap Sig 2 Beta
Aycock 1 Alexander
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48 Med School 3 Dental Sch 3
27 Alexander 1 Aycock 2
Table Tennis
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Phi Kap Sig 2
KA 1 ..fL
Phi Gam 3
Kap Sig 1
Zeta Psi 2
Pi Lamb 1
Phi Delt 2
Beta 2
PiKA 4
Sig Chi 2
Pi Lamb 4
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Chi Psi 3
DKE 4
Theta Chi
Delta Psi
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Charity Game
The Carolina basketball team
will play an exhibition basket
ball game here Tuesday night
against a team from Fort Bragg
for the March of Dimes campaign.
In a preliminary tilt, four Cub
Scout midget teams will compete.
The Scout teams, coached by Tar
Heel assistant trach coach Joe
Hilton have been popular half
time entertainers at the Tar Heel
home games this season.
VFG5tIf E1Q Foils
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Carolina wrestling fans are pro
vided with mimeographed . pro
grams which explain how to
score the matches and how to
tell who is winning. It's a help
to the uninitiated who otherwise
are unable to deeipner the black
board "scoring .as the matches
progress and sit in a dark
ignorant puzzlement.
College wrestling is a little
more subjtle than the televised
melodrama of the professional
sport by the same name.
The next Tar Heel home
match is February 1st against
West Virginia. The wrestlers
leave this morning for a meet
with Washington , and Lee Friday
night.
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