WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1 26, 1952
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE THREE
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Team Comes
From Behind
To Gain Win
By Vardy Buckalew
The North Carolina tennis team
won its third straight match of
vthe season yesterday afternoon,
squeezing by the Big Ten champs
Carolina and Michigan Stale
will play again today, the first
match starting at 3 p.m. The
lineups will be altered to make
different pairings in the singles
matches
from Michigan State, 5-4. Caro
lina won only two of the singles
matches and had to take all three
of the doubles to eke out the win.
For a while it looked as if the
Tar Heels would suffer their first
defeat, when number one player
- Del Sylvia lost his singles match.
But Browne and Payne posted a
victory in their doubles match,
leaving things up to the doubles
teams of Sylvia and Izlar, and
Handel and Booker.
Handel and Booker lost their
first set and the situation appear
ed hopeless, especially since Syl
via and Izlar were behind 3-1 at
the time in their first set. How
ever, Handel and Booker rallied
to win their second and third sets
and the tide turned. Sylvia and
Izlar pulled their first game out
of the fire, 11-7, and went on to
win the second set easily, thus
adding the match to Carolina's
victory column.
The most exciting match of the
afternoon was between Sylvia and
Stan Drobac of Michigan State
It was a see-saw battle which
kept the crowd on the edge of
their seats most of the time. The
first set saw Drobac come from
behind to win 8-6. The second set
went fairly easily to Sylvia 6-3,
and the third set was almost an
ticlimactic, as Drobac took the
temperamental Sylvia 6-3.
Carolina's only victories in the
singles matches were turned in by
Herb Browne and Bob Payne,
second and third men respective
ly. Browne won 6-2, 6-4, and
Payne by 6-4, 6-2. ,
Carolina Golf Team Opens
Season Against State Today
UNC Nine Plays The Citadel
By Biff Roberts
A strong Carolina golf team,
runner-up in the Southern Con
ference to Duke last year, will
start its campaign for the 1952
title this afternoon at 1:30 when
it meets N. C. State in the open
ing match at Finley Golf course.
A sextet which includes four
veterans will meet the Wolfpack.
Back from last year's squad, win
ner of 15 matches against one
loss, are Bill Williamson, Lew
Brown, Bob Black and Jimmy
Ferree.
But these returning lettermen
had to take a back seat to sopho
more Tommy ijangiey m last
week's qualifying. Langley led
all the golfers with rounds of 74
71 and off this fine showing prob
ably will start in the number one
position today. r
Another sophomore, George
Mountcastle, will round out the
starting six.
Black had the low - 18-hole
round in the qualifying, a 69, and
will be bucking Langley for the
top position. However, Coach
Chuck Erickson had not arranged
his lineup by late yesterday afternoon.
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MURALS
CHESS TOURNAMENT
Entries for the Intramural
Chess tournament will close on
Wednesday, April 2nd. Competi
tion is open to two-man teams
and round robin play will prevail.
Interested players are requested
to sign up at the Intramural of
fice at 3 IS Woollen gymnasium
or with Douglas Kahn at 105
Everett Dorm.
The tournament is open to
members of the faculty as well
as the student body.
SOCCER
4:00 Field No. 1 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 No. 1 ATO-1 vs
Chi Psi-3; 2 Ruff in vs Med Sch
2; 3 Zeta Psi-3 vs Chi Psi-2;
4 DKE-1 vs Phi Gam-3,
The State team has not been
too strong in the past but will
bear some watching this year.
The Wolfpack has a fine player
in Morris Brackett, who plays out
of the number one position.
Brackett had a 69 against the
Gamecocks and paired with Bob
by Holt to get eight out of a
possible nine points but the rest
of the team was unable to hold
the victory.
Carolina's baseball team plays
the second game of an eight game
home stand tomorrow at Emer
son Field against The Citadel in
the team's first Southern Confer
ence contest.
The Tar Heels take on Michigan
State and Yale here Saturday in
a doubleheader, and Coaches
Bunn Hearn and Walter Rabb will
probably save Chal Port and Bill
Lore, their top pitchers, for those
games.
Either Joe Pazdan, who .has
won two games this season in
relief, or Bill Paschal will start
against The Citadel tomorrow.
Pazdan had a 2-0 record last year,
while lefthander Paschal was
credited with no wins or losses, j
Citadel started baseball prac
tice last Friday, and will also be
opening its Southern Conference
slate. The Bulldogs have played
one game this season, a practice
session against the Marines, while
Carolina has a 4-1 record for the
year.
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The Case of the
THREE-CENT PATSY
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faced the grim prospect of
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Spotted it, too, one day. A honey. Good
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sions and benefits up to here. The ad asked
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A masterpiece . that took- low sights and
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