SUNDAY, MARCH 23, 1952
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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The Carolina track teamrwhich
at one time held thq same posi
tion in conference track as Notre
E amc ciid in the national football
p' jLiire" hopes to regain its'cham
p orsliip in the outdoor season
v:ich begins next Saturday with
th Carolina Relays. .
Celi Bale Ranson has an ex
Y - need team but . is n hopeful
?orning the season's outcome,
team has shown much im-
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Harry Brown is another dasher
who has shown much improve
ment. Brown, Scott, and Newton I
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Carolina's spring sports pro-
For Opener Against
will also be the top men in the '.""gram gets into high gear here
220-vprrl i next week with activity , every 4
pavement during the past few Juniors Jack Bennett and Bob
Senior Gordon Hamrick, cap
tain of the cross country team
last fall, is the leading 880-yard
runner. An excellent cross coun-J
try man, Hamrick has shown
much promise as a half miler.
day except Monday.
The Tar Heels will open their
golf and lacrosse schedules with
. Coach Chuck Eriekson's linksters
going against N. C. State Wednes
day at the Finley course here.
A 12-man swimming team will
leave Tuesday night for the
veeks and Coach Ranson expects i Webb were consistent performers ' PririppfnT. which wm run from
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t.:em to be in tne miast oi tne . t ye-i me oou event, nam- Thursd through Saturday. Car-
tiviit wnen tne conierence oux
deer meet begins May 17. "
Quarter, Vault Strongest
The 440-yard run and the pole
vault events are the Tar Heels'
strongest- divisions. Gene Brig-
last year in the 880 event. Ham
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.Ar . Q WeDD wmi olina's chief hooe lies in the 300
team with Bob Byrd and Tofty d medley rel'ay team of Buddy
Houghton to be the Tar Heel ; Baarck e, Barry -Wall,' and Stan
icpiei.iuauves. in tne mile
By Biff Roberts
With the first match of a 15-meet schedule coming up with N. C.
State Wednesday Coach Chuck Erickson has been sending members
of his- 1952 golf team through a 36-hole qualifying round to select
his six starting players. v
Tommy Langley, up from last year's freshman team, led the quali
fiers with rounds of 74 and 71 for a total of 145. Bob Black, return
ing letterman, had the low single- ;
round with a 69 but a 79 the
first day. of qualifying-placed
him behind Langley with 148.
The rest of the candidates were
strung out behind this pair. An
other veteran Jim Ferree had
two 75's . for third place, while
sophomore George Mountcastle
had round's of 79-75.
Coach Erickson has four let-
s
ham, senior quarter miler is
"among the-best 440-yard runners
ever" to run for Carolina" Coach
Ranson said. Brigham has been
lxmning the 440 in 49 seconds and
is a top contender for the con-
Barden Leads Distances
man from Newark, placed third
in tbe conference indoor two
mile event early this year and
along with Morris Osborne and
Russell Glatz will be among the
mainstays in the two mile.
Deacon- Nine Ha
Pitching; J TOubEo '
Special to The Daily Tah Heel
WAKE FOREST, March 22
Lack of experienced pitchers is
the chief problem facing Coach
Taylor Sanf ord in preparing for
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squad which won 15 while drop-
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ping but one. Beside Black and !
v Coach" Sanf ord has approxi-
ference chamnionship in this
event. The hurdles events has six
As Anchor man n the relay j consistent and improved runners
learn which won the indoor and in Sonny Beall, Bill Cornell,
outdoor relay events last season,
Brigham will figure heavily in
this year's record. Mac Ray and
Bobby-Bell, Romas White, Frank
Scott and Richard Guthrie. Beall
was a finalist in the' 60-yard low
sophomores Earl Welch -and Gene hurdles in the 1952 indoor games
Cain have shown promise in -the and Cornell was a top man in
440. " - the conference highs last season.
Jordan Best Vaulter
Sam Jordan, a junior from
Arlington, is the top man in the
pole vault. Sam placed second in says that "Tom may develop in
the outdoor meet last year and j to one of the be?t shot men in
tied for first in the conference j Carolina history." Higgins was
indoor meet early this - season runner un in the 1952 indoor meet,
with a vault of 12 feet and six Ro?er Morris. Thad Fure. Don
Tom Higgins tops the list of
shot putters and Coach Ranson
jnches. Sophomore Fred Me
whinney, who was utility man
on the team last year, won the
state freshman meet last season
with a jump of 12 feet and six
inches. Romas White who com
bines vaulting and hurdling tied
for first in the "pole vault event
of the 1950 indoor games.
The 100-yard dash has a number
of excellent prospects. Veteran
Frank Scott, who missed the
Southern Conference Indoor
Games this year 'due to "lung
trouble, is expected to lead the
field of Tar Heel entries in the
spring meets. -
Hewion Promising New Comer
Sophomore Jeff Newton, who
had never run track- before he
came to Carolina, is probably the
most promising newcomer on the
team. Newton was in the finals
of the conference indoor meet
this year in the 60-yard dash.
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Trudle. and George Wallin are
other shot putters. .
Hope To Imorove
The Tar Heel team, although
lacking in experience, has some
of the best rrost ects in the con
feverice, and their third place
showing in the Southern Confer
ence Indoor games may not be
representative of their poten
tialities. .
The schedule for - the track
team is: Princeton, April 15;
Maryland, April 19; State, April
22; VMI, April 26; Duke, -May
3; Virginia, May 17; Pennsylvania,
May 10; and the Southern Con
ference Outdoor meet, May' 17.
Tinkham.
Spring football practice, will'be
gin Friday and will continue for
20 days until the Blue-White
game April 26. The 20-day limi
tation is in keeping with the new
NCAA rules.
The lacrosse team launches its
campaign against Georgetown
University on Navy Field Satur
day. " .,
The highlight of the week's
sports fare, however, will be the
start of the round-robin baseball
tournament on Saturday and runs
for three days. The Tar Heels
take on Yale and Michigan State
in a double-header the first day
and play Yale the following Mon
day and Michigan. State Tuesday
in single affairs.
The schedule:
Tuesday: Tennis Michigan
State at Chapel Hill.
Wednesday: Tennis Michigan
State at Chapel Hill; Golf: N. C.
State at Chapel Hill.
Thursday: Baseball The Cita
del at Chapel Hill; Swimming
NCAA meet at Princeton (through
Saturday).
Friday: Golf Davidson at
Chapel Hill; Football Spring
practice begins. "
Saturday: Baseball Yale and
Michigan State (doubleheader) ;
Lacrosse Georgetown University
at Chapel Hill. -
Ferree he has Lew Brown and mateiy a dozen pitchers working
Bill Williamson, who went to the out daily but only one of them
semi-finals of the Southern Ama- has ever nitched varsitv hall in
teur this past summer.
Langley, Mountcastle, and Pete
Pirtor nro Viic otv - crrTinTnnr
j., j . c - , jwTorked only 22 innings during
candidates and the field is fur-i- J . w"js
ther strengthened by- some bril
liant freshmen. Ed Garbisch, win
ner of the Eastern Interscholastic
tournament last year, and Bill
Thornton, runner-up to him, have
been pressing the older players.
In practice matches during the
winter' quarter the team defeated
Pine Needles and Rocky Mount
while losing to Old Town Coun
try Club, but none of these
matches were indicative of the
strength of a six-man team.
Matches will follow in rapid
fire order after the opener against
State. Davidson follows on Fri
day and then teams from Am
herst, Williams, Virginia, Mich
igan, Ohio University, Purdue,
Kentucky, a.nd Holy Cross add a
Yankee flavor to the schedule be
fore the Tar Heels get back into
Southern Conference play.
REDUCED PRICE
Baseball fans who enjoy watch
ing the collegiate brand will get
it at a low cost at Emerson Field
this year. "Adults' ducats will sell
for 75 cents and children's rates
are only 25 cents. -
the past. The only returning let
terman is Don Woodlief and he
Soccer Practice
All men interested in taking
pari in spring soccer practice
are asked to meet coach -Alan
Moore tomorrow at 4 p.m. in
Room 313 Woollen Gym. -
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the 1951 regular season.
The pitching candidates include
Archie Lynch, Rudy Williams,
Charles Hodge, Major Bloxam,
Joe Harris, Frank Adams, Tom
Swatzel, Frank Adams, Tom
Swatzel,' Earl Parker, and Bob
by Lee. Brown. Of this group six
are freshmen with no college ex
perience. "
MURALS
Field 14:00 Sig Nu vs PiKA; 2
TEP-1 vs Phi Gam-1; 3 Phi Delt vs
Lamb Chi; 4 Zeta Psi-2 vs Sig Chi-1.
5:00 Field 1 ATO-1 vs Chi Psi-3;
2 Ruffin vs Med School-2; 3 Zeta
Psi-3 vs Chi Psi-2; 4 DKE-1 vs Phi
Gam -3. -
Intramural managers are re
minded of the entry deadlines in
the following sports: softball,
March 24; tennis, March 24; water
polo, March 2.7 ; golf, April 2;
horseshoes, April 10; track, April
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