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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1952
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Pazdan Allows Only 2 Hits
While Earning Fourth Win
By Ed Starnes
Carolina pitcher Joe Pazdan weathered a second inning period of
wildness allowing but one run, and pitched masterful ball from that
point to beat Yale's baseball team, 6-1 yesterday in the second day
of the round robin tournament.
The game was called at the end of six innings, but up to that point
Pazdan had allowed two hits, one of them a cheap'infield tap in
the third inning. The Trenton,
N. J., senior got credit for his
fourth win against no defeats to
become Carolina's top pitcher of
the young season.
Pazdan's teammates gave him
three runs in the second, fourth,
and sixth innings as the "hitless
wonders" continued to collect
more runs than hits. The Tar
Heels got to Eli pitcher Chuck
Pease for five saf ties. -
Coals Top Hitler
. Third baseman Bruce Coats was
the top batsman for Carolina with
three hits in four trips to the
plate. He scored one run and
drove, in two with his timely hit
first and second innings and a
ting. Coats got singles in the
long triple in the fourth.
The Tar Heels put two men on
base in the first inning but were
unable to score. Second baseman
Mark Herring was walked to
start the game, and Coats follow
ed with a single to center field.
The next three men were out
without advancing the men on
base.
Carolina scored twice in the
second inning. With one out,
Reeves walked and then stole sec
ond, and Dick Wiess reached first
on a fielder's ' choice that back
fired when Reeves was safe on
a play to third. Pazdan then slap
ped a single to right to score
Reeves, Wiess moving to second
on the play. After Herring had
flied out to the left fielder, Coats
singled to right to score Wiess.
Fred Dale walked to load the
bases, but Ben Smith was out on
a fly ball ta center fielder to end
the inning. , ; : : . ',,.
With two out in the fourth,
Coats - unloaded 'his - tremendous
triple -that rolled into the bushes
in right-center at approximately
the 400-plus foot mark to score
Pazdan.- Coats" scored ' on "Smith's
single ; to tight. . ; . : ; c .; -: . t
: v'Two in the 6th
Carolina added Awo runs jn the
sixth, without getting a hit. Paz
dan walked to lead of f the inning.
Herring's sacrifice bunt was' turn
ed into a. three base error when.
the. third -baseman' threw low" to
first, the ball. rolling to deep right
field. Pazdan scored on the error,
and . Herring scored-seconds later
on a. wii d pitch.
. Yale's; run. came as .a result of
3tn only "decent hit. Mike Shasa
aioff, Eli catcher, tripled to -deep
right , field -in . the .second,, and
scored after Carolina looked like
they were going to ive the game
away. - , -i,-.. . .
Reed followed the ; triple with
a walk Richey was put on .base?
after it was ruled thst Wiess in
terfered with his bat, and Grum
ney scored Shasanoff pn a field
er's choice that turned into an out
at third. Another walk loadedthe
CAROLINA
Herring. 2b
Coats. 3b ....
Dale, ss
Smith, lb
Bridger. If
Stevens, rf
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Score by Innings:
CAROLINA 0 2 0 2 0 2
YALE 0 1 0 0 0 0
Summary: E Reed; RBI Grumneyi
Herring, Coats 2, Smith.. Reeves; 313
Shasanoff, Coats; SB Reeves; DP
Dale to Herring to Smith; Grumney to
Acquire to Brown; BB Off Pease, 7;
off Pazdan, 3; SO By Pease, 5; by
Pazdan, 3; H off Pease, 5 in 6; off
Pazdan, 2 in 6; LOB Carolina, 9; Yale,
5; WP Pazdan: LP Pease.
Reeves, cf
Weiss, c
Pazdan. p
TOTALS .
YALE
Acquire, 2b
McDermott, rf
Scinto, cf
Brown, lb
Shasanoff, c
Reed, 3b ......
Richey, If ....
Grumney, ss
Pease, p
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bases, but Pazdan forced Pease
to ground out to the shortstop.
Spartans Win Again,
Defeat Yale, 6-3
The Michigan State team won
their second game of the round
robin tournament yesterday by
easily defeating Yale, 6-3, with a
13 hit barrage.
The Spartans play Yale again
tomorrow at 1:30 in the first
game, of a doubleheader and Car
olina in the second and what
might be the deciding game of
the tourney. The Tar, Heels hold
a .2-1 record with one , game .to
play and Michigan State has a
2-0 record with two games to
play.
" First baseman Dick Moser and
second baseman Cornell Ghise
led -Michigan State at bats with
three, hits apiece.:
Michigan State .100 Oil 102-6 13 1
Yale : 000 100 0203 6 3
Howard, Erickson (7), and Bower.
Beresford.' Adeson ' (8) , Ellis (9) and
Saunders. , . , . . . - , -
CPU
The 'Carolina Political Union
will report on its. recent trip to
Washington during a dinner meet
ing, in Lenoir, 2nd floor, tomorrow
at 6 p?m. This meeting is open to
all students.: Among government
officials contacted in Washington
were Justice William O. -Douglas,
Senator .Paul Douglas,. Secretary
of Labor.' Tobin and" Attorney
General McGrath.
UP Meeting
The. University party will hold
a meeting for all representatives,
candidates, and interested stu
dents tonight-at 7 o'clock in Ger
hard hall. : . . . . .
ndians so
acrosse
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By 16-2
by Martin Jordan
Dartmouth College's aler.t and
experienced lacrosse team took
an easy victory yesterday as they
defeated the Tar Heel stickmen
16-2. "They set a torrid pace that
our boys were not able to equal",
Coach All Moore explained after
the game.
The Dartmouth squad, which
had not .previously played out
doors, before the game, played a
hard and persistent game. -Sophomore
R. D. Gates scored five
goals and had one assist to lead
the scoring for the visitors. All
New England T. D. Bloomer was
a standout on the defense group.
Goalie Lew Floyd stole the
show for the Tar Heels as he
broke the Carolina saves records
he tied Saturday against George
town. Lew staved off 24 attempts
by the visitor from New England
after stopping 23 last Saturday
to better Nick Sowell's record.
Both of Carolina's tallies came
in the second half as Buddy
Kaufman, assisted by Walt Ernst
scored in 2 minutes of the third
quarter and Ted Dawes scored
unassisted in six and one half
minutes of the fourth period.
Dartmouth will meet Duke to
morrow at Durham and will play
several other teams on their re
turn trip. Ths Tar Heels will
meet Williams here on Wednes
day and Yale on Thursday.
Coach Moore hopes there will be
a better turnout .to watch the
games this week.
Carolina-' Pos. Dartmouth
Floyd goal Chamberlain
Johnson defense Blommer
Fields defense Fauver
Davis J. . defense Fenton
Bell ....... midfield..... Scully
Kaufman ......center ..... Lyon
Cole midfield Fowler
Dawes ; .attack... Gates
Ernst ; attack... . Abell
llijrrall ....attack Thielscher
Goals: (Dartmouth) Gates 5, Abell
2, Fritz 1 Dame, 2, Thielscher 3, Fowler
1, Lyons 1, Jacobs 1; (Carolina)
Kaufman ,1, Dawes 1,
Substitutions: (Dartmouth) Fisher,
Wagner, Bigham, Shelley, Fiertz,
White, Dame, Learnard, Martin, Bins
wanger, Quimby, Jacobs; (Carolina)
Pillsbury, Hughes, Wolfsheimer, Link
er, Barkley, r Stokes, Friedman, Glad
stone, . Stepp, Matthews, Ayscuei
Walker.
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