WEDNESDAY APRIL 9, 1952
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Team Takes
Easy Win
In Big Rout
By Vardy Buckalew
, The Carolina tennis team
, breezed through its twelfth
straight win yesterday, afternoon
by swamping Dayton College,
9-0. The Carolina team com
. pletely outclassed, its opponent
and won all the matches easily.
Del Sylvia, number one man,
played Bill -O'Neill and was ex
tended three sets to win. It was
the only match of the afternoon
to go that length. Sylvia won the
first set 6-2, then lost the second
set 6-2. Although Sylvia's game
appeared to be a bit off yester
day, he came through to win the
final set 6-4.
In the number two position,
Herb Browne, won his tenth
match of the season by beating
Larry Pedicord, 7-5, 7-5.
Bob Payne, playing in the
number three position, won his
twelfth straight match without a
defeat, taking Bob Hollycross 6-2,
6- 4.
The singles lineup was rounded
out with Sam Handel, Bill Izlar,
and Ronny Kerdasha, who all
won easily. None of these three
lost over four games and Handel
lost only two.
In the doubles the Carolina
dominance continued unchal
lenged. Sylvia and Handel played
O'Neill and Hollycross and for a
while it appeared that they might
have a close match. Sylvia and
Handel won the first set 7-5.
But when' the second set began
it was apparent who was going to
win. They won the second set 6-4.
In the second doubles match,
the Carolina team of Browne and
Payne hardly got warmed up.
They disposed of Pedicord and
Bill Staley 6-1, 6-0.
Singles Sylvia (UNO defeated
O'Neill (D), 6-2. 2-6. 6-4; Browne
(UNO defeated Pedicord (D), 7-5.
7- 5; Payne "(UNO defeated Hollycross
D) .6-2. 6-4; Handel (UNO defeated
Rozzo (D), 6-2, 6-0; Izlar (UNO de
feated Staley (D). 6-1, 6-3; Kerdasha
(UNO defeated Smith (D), 6-1, 6-3.
Doubles Sylvia and Handel (UNO
defeated O'Neill and Hollycross (D).
7-5. 6-4; Browne and Payne (UNO de
feated Pedicord and Staley (D). 6-1,
6-0; Booker and Sapp (UNC) defeated
Hozjvo and Smith (D), 6-2. 8-6.
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Tar Heel Nine Meets Duke
In Big Four Contest Today
By Ed Starnes
Chal Port, the Tar HeeL hurler
who ' won all three Carolina vic
tories over Duke last year, will
take the mound against the Blue
Devil baseball team in Emerson
Stadium today.
"Port will pitch against Duke
Wednesday," coach Walt Rabb
said, since he didn't have to re
lieve against N. C. State."
Duke is the power team of the
Big Four this season. The Blue
Devils have been hitting steadily
all season and pounded Penn
sylvania, 13-4 ?.fonday. Pcnn was
the teai Carolina beat 6-2 on
four unearned riins.
Duke coach, Jack Coombs has
a veteran squad around which to
build a starting nine. The second
and third base spots are the only
question marks.
The rest of the infield is All
America -timber, with third
string All-America Bill Werber
at first base, and first string Dick
Groat at shortstop. Billy Lea and
Bill Donigan will probably fill in
the second and third base slots
respectively.
The outfield consists of three
veterans; Ben Cavaliere in center
field, Red Smith in right, and Dick
Johnson in left.
The pitching staff has two
strong veterans to do most of the
work. Joe Lewis and Bob Davis,
two righthanders, are still around
;to carry the brunt of the mound
duty. George Carver, Earl Han
nel, and Paul Parker will add
capable assistance to the pitching
staff.
Letterman Dick Denny and
Frank McGuire, and sophomore
Jack Tarr will do the work at
the catchers spot. Last year's
catcher Bob Bessinger graduated
but Denny and McGuire are cap
able of handleing the job behind
the bat.
Carolina's Big Four record is
1-1 and the overall season mark
is 9-4. A victory today would give
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Port was the Tar Heels most
valuable pitcher last year, and
was named to the All-Southern
Conference team." The Miffles
burg, Pa., righthander has had
trouble this year and has a 1-2
record for the seasonHe pitched
a good game against Alabama in
the Florida round robin tourna
ment but had to be relieved by
Joe.Pazdan and didn't get credit
for the victory.
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freshmen bas,eballers join the fun
today, the frosh baseball crew
playing host to the Carolina's
jayvees at 3:30 o'clock and .the la
crosse outfit meeting Lehigh Uni
versity at 4 o'clock.
The lacrosse team will meet
?ne of its most touted opponents
here on Friday when it plays host
to Princeton. The Ivy 'Leaguers
last year tied with Army as the
nation's top team.
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to Presbyterian College Saturday.
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for Duke teams this week. The
varsity baseball team plays host
to N. C. State in a Big Four clash,
the freshman baseball team plays
host to N. C. State in. a Big Four
Clash, the freshman baseball
crew travels to Carolina, the ten
nis team is host to Presbyterian,
the track team host to Navy. The
golfers travel to Annapolis to
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