SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1952
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Loss Of Champion Hurdler
ay End Tar Heel Streak
Sprinter Frank Scott, only defending champion on Carolina's
championship indoor track team, will have to miss the Southern
Conference Indoor meet here next Saturday due to a partially col
lapsed lung, thus making a repeat win almost impossible for the Tar
Heels.
Jayvee Svimmers Defeat Staunton, 48-26
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Scott, holder-of the 70-yard low hurdles
title and one of the finest sprinters in the
South, was told yesterday by infirmary of
ficials that they "don't anticipate his being
able to run." He entered the infirmary last
Saturday, and remained there until yesterday
when he was allowed to attend classes. He
returned in the afternoon and is not likely
to be able to leave until Monday.
Tar Heel Winning Streak
(Special to The Daily Tar Heel)
STAUNTON, Va., Feb. 22 The
University of North Carolina
junior varsity swimming team
easily defeated Staunton Military
Academy here today, 48-26, win
ning every first place except the
diving, an event the Tar Heels
did not enter.
The Tar Heels had no double
winners, but Smith' Jewell, Dave
Howard, and Duke Widof f each
took a first and swam on a win
ning relay team for 6 points
apiece. Jewell won the back
stroke, doing the distance in 1:04.
'7, coming in ahead of teammate
Pete Higgins. He was also a mem
ber of the winning medley relay
team with Howard and Stewart.
Howard won the 100 - yard
breastroke, being clocked in 1:11.
9 and Widoff won the 50-yard
freestyle in 25.6, defeating team
mate Gale.
50-yard freestyle 1. Widoff
(UNC), 2. Gale (UNC), 3. Morsan
(SMA). Time: 25.6. ,
100-yard breastroke I.Howard
(UNC), 2. Miller (SMA); 3. Mauy
(SMA). Time: 1:11.9.
200-yard freestyle 1. Wolfe
(UNC), 2. Snyder (SMA), 3. Ham-
rick (UNC). Time: 2:12. -
100-yard backstroke 1. Jew
ell (UNC), 2. Higgins (UNC), 3.
Ramsey (SMA). Time: 1;04.7.
100-yard freestyle 1. Heyn
(UNC), 2. Southerland (SMA), 3.
Stewart (UNC).
150-yard individual medley re
lay i. Higgins (UNC), 2. Snyder
(SMA), 3. Saffer (SMA). Time:
1:48.
150-yard medley relay 1. Caro
lina (Jewell, Howard, Stewart)
Time: 1:27.4. - .
200-yard freestyle relay 1
Carolina (Widoff, Gale, Hamrick)
Time: 1:45.
The Tar Heels go into the meet with a streak of three straight
victories in the war-time Invitational Meet and three consecutive
victories in the Conference Indoor Games. Coach Hanson antici
pated a difficult job in keeping the title from the strong Maryland
and Duke teams, and the loss of Scott could well throw Carolina
behind both teams in scoring. .
Last year in the Indoor meet Scott won the low hurdles in 8.9
and took third iii the broad jump with a leap of 2V 3". He was
beaten only by Henry Poss of Duke and Jack Moody of Carolina.
Poss will be back this year, but Moody has graduated.
Former Scholasiic Slar ;
Scott is a senior pre-med student from Orange, Va., and was a
great scholastic star while competing for nearby Petersburg High.
He won five events in the state High school track meet during his
senior year. Scott has one year of eligibility left, but will probably
not compete next year while, in medical school.
More bad news came yesterday when middle distance man Gor
don Hamrick entered the infirmary with a severe sinus condition.
Hamrick will probably be able to leave by early next, week, but
his performance in the meet will likely be impared by his sickness.
Cage is Play State Tonight
The Carolina basketball team
will take another try at old man
hex tonight when it meets N. C.
State's Wolfpack in Reynolds
Coliseum in Raleigh.
Tar Heel coach Tom Scott said,
"We haven't won yet. It's the
fifteenth time but we're still
trying," he added as an after
thought. A Scott-coached team has never
beaten the Wolfpack.. In the two
team's last meeting it seemed as
if Carolina had finally found the
winning method. The Wolfpack
pulled up from an 11-point de
ficit midway in the last half to
tie the game at the end of the
regulation period and win in an
overtime.
are ready to go. We're in pretty
good shape too. Grimaldi had a
cold but is a lot better now. That
will help."
"The team would like tn win.
We're decided underdogs, but are
playing for an upset."
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Jack Wallace 25 111 84
Howard Deasy 25 73 57
Paul Likins . 24 52 42
Bob Phillips 22 34 30
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