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The Carolina-N. C. State base-
all came today will mark the
Midway -point in . the Tar Heels
:S52 schedule.
j Carolina has posted a 9-5 mark
'a 1 the first half of the season,
Shying", ten games outside the
inference, and four inside.
The Tar -Heels have had excel-
snt luck in the non-conference
mies winning 7 of the 10 con
ests. Coaches Walt Rabb's and
3usn Hearn's nine opened the
'tssea in Florida and took the
brmpionship of the round robin
Durnsment. Tar Heels won
wo games from Alabama, and
?lit. two games with Rollins, the
Ilcturning home Carolina drop
4 The Citadel and Virginia be
ori playing host to its own round
bbla tourney. Michigan State
Von all four games in the tourney,
topping -the Tar Heels twice,
"srblina beat Yale twice and took
ccnd place in the tournament.
akeFo?est'.' topped the; Tar
Tiels in the first Big Four game,
j ut Carolina came back by beat
fig Pennsylvania the next day.
arolina; dropped State in the
xt Big- Four, league game, but
st to Diike last Wednesday.
All but one of the remaining 14
amesare conference tilts, and
ins tjf tnem iire Big Four games,
he only non-conference game
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'record is the best on the Carolina
'team, is improved over last year,
but the feeling among the players
is that he won't hit his best stride
until warmer weather arrives.
Pazdan has been scrambling a
good part of the way in those five
games and he's been used mostly
against the lesser teams on the
schedule. Rabb would like to
see him stay ahead of the batters
in this game and have charge all
the way. Against none of the
Big Four teams can a pitcher al
low himself to get behind and
then groove the pitches to get
out of the hole. This was the
trouble Port had against Wake
Forest.
Last year Carolina won seven
and lost five in the Big Four play
and three of those five losses
came at the hands of State. The
Tar Heels won in 14 innings be
hind Bill Lore earlier this week
to break the Wolfpack jinx. Se
cond baseman Mark Herring
singled home Bruce Holt with
the winning run against Lunsford
Lewis.
left on the schedule is a night
game with McCrary Hosiery in
Ash'eboro on May 5.
The surprise of the season has
been Joe Pazdan, the junior pitch-
er .from -Trenton; N. J. Pazdan
had a 2-0 record last year, ap
pearing in 7 games. The little
righthander has won 5 and lost
none this season.
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performing well. Second baseman
Roland Brinson ot Wilson is hav
hng his best year at the plate
along with Leftfielder George
Thompson ,a junior from White
ville. Thompson collected a hom
er, double and single in an 8-7
win over Wake Forest last week
and Brinson has hit safely in each
of State's games this season.
Morris Plays First
Rounding out the starting line
up for the Wolfpack is First Base
man Eddie Morris of Winston Sa
lem, Centerfielder John Fuscoe of
Youngstown, Ohio and Catcher
Dick McGillis of Baymore, N. J.
Horbelt plays both rightfield and
pitches. He is a junior from Map
lewood, N. J.
The Wolfpack and Carolina
have already met once this week,
with Bill Lore beating, the host
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The Tigers are led by Elbin
Rauch, who beat Duke's John
Tate in the 440-yard dash with
the excellent time of 49:9. Rauch
also won the 22-yard low -hurdles
Wednesday, running in 2:8, which
betters the record of 24:2 now
standing for Carolina-Princeton
meets. .
The Tar Heels won't have much
chance to win any of the distance
races as lYnceton has two men,
Al pittis and Maxwell, that can
win the mile and two-mile in al
most any meet. Pittis usually
edges Maxwell, and they finished
that way agamst Duke.
State team, 3-2, in 14 innings-
State got only 10 hits from the
knuckleballing righthander, but
that was three more than the Tar
Heels got off Lunsford Lewis.
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