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Of Big Ten
by Vardy Buckalew
The Michigan State tennis team
arrives today for a two match
engagement with Carolina, the
first of which will be held this
afternoon on the varsity courts
at 3 o'clock, with the, second
match scheduled for Wednesday
afternoon.
The Spartans are last year's
Big Ten champions and Coach
Kenf ield of Carolina has said
that this match should be one of
the best of the season.
So far, Carolina has breezed
through two matches, beating
Brown 9-0, and Springfield 8-1.
The lineup in the singles for the
first match today will probacy
be the same which has turned in
an unbeaten record. It includes
Del Sylvia, Herb Browne, Bob
Payne, Sam Handel, Bill Izlar,
and Ronnie Kerdasha, in that
order. Browne, Payne, and Han-
del are all freshmen.
The first match of the series
will have players in their regular
order. The second match set for
Wednesday will find the lineups
altered with each player facing a
different man.
These two matches are the on
ly ones on the Carolina schedule
for the week.
Dsac Infield Strong
WAKE FOREST Coach Taylor
Sanf ord hopes his . infield which
is mostly held over from last
year, can carry the load for the
Deacons this year.
Lettermen Tommy Howard and
Hugh (Buddy) Smith are setting
the pace among the first basemen.
Jack Stallings, and Ben Tatum
and Joe Wucarella, are battling
for the second base position.
Three candidates are vying for
shortstop. They are lettermen
Eugene Smith, Freshman Dickie
Harris, and Larry Spencer. June
Floyd and Oscar Signore are
tops at third.
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Baby Girl Glves
Choo HecticNife
"Charles had a hectic night,
but Sarah and the baby are
both doing fine," was ihe report
from the Justice household
yesterday after Mrs. Justice
gave birth io a girl, Barbara
Elizabeth. g
The six pound, four ounce
baby arrived at 7:12 a.m. yes
terday at ihe Duke Hospital.
Ii was ihe second child for ihe
Justice's. Son Ronnie will be
four years old in Augusi.
Swimmers Leave
For NCAA Meet
Twelve members of Carolina's
Southern Conference champion
ship swimming team will leave
tonight for Princeton and the
National Collegiate Athletic Asso
ciation championship meet to be
held March 27-29.
Assistant coach Ralph Casey
will accompany the team on the
train from Raleigh. Coach Dick
Jamerson left earlier to attend a
meeting of the Rules Committee
of the NCAA.
Topping the list of the Carolina
entries will be the 300-yard med
ley relay team, which luolds the
conference record. Buddy Baar
cke, Barry Wall, and Stan Tink
ham are the three men who com
pose the team. Jamerson is hope
ful of the Tar Heels' showing and
said, "the medley relay team has ,
a good cnance ior Ail-America :
selection.
Donnie Evans, is a strong con
tender in the 150-yard individual j
medley and has also been entered
in the 220 and 440-yard free
styles. Tinkham will team with Kir
by Ambler and Jack Edwards in
the 100-yard freestyle and may
be called on in the 440-yard free-
style relay wlth Buddy
.Heins, Evans, and Ambler, and
Edwards.
Other entries are: Smith Jewell
in the 1500 and 220 freestyles,
Pete Higgins in the breaststfoke,
Barry "V11 in the breaststroke,
Joe Kelso in the high and low
Hi vine. "Baarcke and Warren Hee-
man in the backstroke.
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Three Straight Games Will
Test Carolina Pitching Staff
The Carolina pitching staff,
which has carried the team, to
four victories in five starts, will
get its severest test of the season
when the team plays three games
in three days this week.
On Thursday afternoon Coach
Walter Rabb's charges will play
host to The Citadel and on Sat
urday afternoon will take on
Michigan State and Yale in a
doubleheader in the first round
of a round-robin tournament.
Carolina's two top pitchers,
Chal Port and Bill Lore, are like
ly to get the nod in the double
header Saturday afternoon. Yale
UNC Golfers Play
State In Opener
The Carolina golfing team
opens its season at the Finley
Course tomorrow against State.
Coach Chuck Erickson has a
good nucleus of players return
ing from last year's team which
won 15 of 16 matches andwas
runner-up to Duke for the con
ference championship. Lettermen
Bob Black, Jim Feree, Lew Brown
and Bill Williamson all played
consistently well last year, and a
strong group of freshmen and
sophomores insures depth for the
squad.
State has lost its only match
of the year, going down before
South Carolina, 14-12. Morris
Brackett of the Wolfpack was low
man wjth a 69 on a par 72 course.
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and Michigan State are two of
the top teams in the country, and
will give Port and Lore a real
test.
The Citadel will bring a strong
team here on Thursday and it is
likely that righthander Joe Paz-
dan will get the starting assign
ment from Coach Rabb.
The Citadel's football players
are able to play on the baseball
team this year because spring
practice is already over, and they
have strengthened the team con
siderably. Two football backs,
Paul Chapman and Bubba Wil
liams are- expected to do most of
the pitching this year. The start
er against Carolina is unknown
so far.
The Citadel has a new coach,
John McMillan, who was the
former coach at Erskine College.
With the help from the gridders,
he expects to have one of the
strongest teams in years from
The Citadel. The Bulldogs will
have one game behind them be
fore the game here, that with the
Marines from the Charleston
Navy Yard.
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