WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1952
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By Biff Roberts
Carolina's golf team, closing
like a Kentucky Derby thorough
bredmade up lost ground on the
back nine to nip a. surprising
The Carolina golfers will be
seeking their tenth straight win
this afternoon when they meet
Holy Cross at the Finley course.
Starting time is 1:30.
Kentucky team at the wire, 15-12,
yesterday afternoon at Finley
Golf Course. s
By Martin Jordan
The Carolina track team will
meet one of its toughest oppon
ents and the top team in the
Southern Conference Friday
when a potent Maryland squad
invades Chapel Hill. Broken re
cords may well be the highlight
of the afternoon. '
The Terps, who hold the South
ern Conference indoor and out
door titles, dethroned the Tar
Heels last spring in the confer
ence outdoor meet. Backed by
several record holders, the Mary
land team is rated as strong fa
vorites in the "meet.
Maryland's Jack Unterkofler,
last year's shot put champion, is
expected to repeat in his special
ty. Tom Higgins will lead the list
of Tar Hel entries in this event.
Cohen To Run
Marty Cohen, the Terrapin's
all-around star, will top the
strong list of hurdlers for the
Maryland squad. Cohen may also
be entered in the broad jump.
The quartet of Romas White," Bill
Cornell, Bob Bell, and Sonny Bell
will lead the Carolina squad
in this event.
Terps Al Buehler, Gus Meier,
Bob Browning, and John Tibbetts
are the strongest links in the
Maryland line-up, topping the list
of conference r distance runners.
Buehler won the indoor half mile
crown early this year and Brown
ing took the outdoor title last sea
son. Tibbetts is the indoor two
mile champion. Bobby Barden is
one of the Tar Heels most promis
ing distance men
Sam Jordan will probably be
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It looked for awhile that the
Tar Heels, might go down to their
first defeat in nine matches but
Lew Brown and Bill Thornton
were able to get 5 points out of
the last foursome to hold on for
a slim victory. t
It was one of the weaker show
ings for the Carolina team this
season and the Kentuckians, who
have lost close matches "to both
Wake Forest and Duke on their
trip here, seemed ready to grab
any opening they could find.
Brown and Bob Black were low
for the Carolina team with 75's,
ere Friday
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the best vaulter of the day. Sam
tied for first in the indoor meet
this year in the pole vault, event
and has been making some good
leaps this spring in competition.
Buehler. is the Terps leading vaul
ter. .
Strong In Sprints.
The .Tar. Heels are strong in
the sprint events with Frank
Scott and Jeff Newton earring
the load in the dash events. Car
ter and Cohen will probably be
the Terp entries in this division.
Bill Walker of Carolina and
Buddy 'Barnum of Maryland will
be running close for a first in
the javelin event.
The meet will be held Friday
afternoon at Fetzer field and
should prove to be one of the
best this season.
Murals
SOFTBALL
- 4:00 Field 1. Phi Gam 2 vs SAE 1;
Field 2, DKE 2 vs Pi Lamb; Field 3,
Kap Sig vs PiKA 1; Field 4. Sigma Chi
2 vs Phi Delt 2; Field 5. Connor 1 vs
Victory Village.
5:00 Field 1, Delt Sig Pi vs Beta 1;
Field 2, Kap Psi 1 vs Sig Nu 1; Field 3,
Phi Delt Chi v Sig Nu 2; Field 4. Zete
2 vs Chi Psi 2; Field 5. Winston 1 vs
NROTC. .
TENNIS
4:00 TEP vs ATO.
5:00 Med School 2 vs Connor 2. ,
HORSESHOES
7:00 Med School 5 vs Connor; Old
West vs English Club.
.7:40 Med School 2 vs Ruff in; Med
School 4 vs Winston 2.
8:20 Med School 3 vs Victory Vil
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the team scores running a good!
bit over the average for the first
eight matches. Following them
were Bill Williamson with 77,
Tommy Langley- with 78, and
Jimmy Ferree and Bill Thornton
with 79's.
The medalist honors for the
day went to Jack Kloecker, play
ing in the third foursome for
Kentucky, who had a 41-33 74.
Not one of the Carolina two
somes scored clear cut victories
as has been the. way in the pre
vious matches. Black and Wil
liamson had 39, and Brown had
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Thorpe Issues
Cheering Call
Bo Thorpe, newly elected head
cheerleader, ' . issued a call for
cheerleading candidates yester
day. Thorpe plans to hold his final
tryouts for next year's cheerlead
ing squad this afternoon at 4 p.m.
in Kenan Stadium and he's still
loking 1 for potential yellers. At
the present time he has about 50
hopefuls.
After the final tryouts this af
ternoon, Thorpe and his squad
will make their first efforts at
the High School Day scrimmage
this Saturday and then again at
the Blue-White game 011 Satur
day, April 26.
NEW GROUP
There will be an organizational
meeting today at 7 p.m. in Ger
rard hall of students interested
in forming a professional group of
those who intend to enter the
management or administrative
field.
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The schedule Will nearly be
complete after the golfers meet
Holy Cross tomorrow and David
son at Charlotte on Friday. The
only dual matches remaining will
be home and home series with
Wake Forest and Duke.
The . Kentucky players seemed
to think, that the Blue Devils
were the best that they had run
up against in their spring vaca
tion tour here. Duke defeated Jthe
Wildcats Monday at Hope Valley,
21-5, but the match was close
up until the final holes. Wake
Lead Changes Four Times
Before Carolina Wins Game
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pitched to all but three of Caro
lina's batters in taking the loss,
open the bottom of the" ninth.
Smith then' walked pitcher Port
to put men on first and -second,
and the Davidson coach yanked
him in favor of Ish Bennett.
Skeet Hesmer sacrificed the
runners to second and third, and
shortstop Fred Dale, who had
tripled and singled, came up to
receive an intentional pass from
Bennett. With the bases full and
third baseman Bruce Coats due
to hit, Carolina coach Walt Rabb
sent Herring in to pinchhit for
Coats. Herring hit the second
pitch and slapped a hard ground
single to right that scored Wiess,
score at 3-3. Jim Smith, who
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Forest also hlds a 21-6 victory
ver the Kentuckians with this
match also not b-nng decided un
til the late stages.
The summaries:
- Bob'BlacK fUNC) def. Ches Ridali.
2-1; Bill Williamson (UNC) tied Don
Smith. IV2-IV2: Black: and Williamson
def. Riddle-and Smith. 2-1.
Tommy Langley UNC) tied Charles
Crabtree, IV2-IV2; Jim Ferree (UNC)
def. ArtStoll, 2-1; Crabtree and Stoll
def. Langley and Ferree, 21$s-1a.
Lew Brown (UNC) tied Jack Koeck-erl-l1;
Bill Thornton (UNC) def.
Bill Holton, 2V2-V2; Brown and Thorn
ton tied Kloecker and Holto-i, lVz-lVz.
giving the Tar Heels a 4-3 win.
Davidson scored once in the
ninth inning to get a 3-3 tie. Right
fielder Fred Stowe hit a ground
ball to first base that Ben Smith
fielded perfectly, but Smith let
the ball fall out of his glove
just as he crossed the sack. John
ny Gray and Arnold Whisnant
both popped to Coats at third, and
Gerry Morrow came in to pinch
hit for left fielder Jack Branch
after Stowe had stolen second
base. Morrow hit a long, hard
single to center field, scoring
Stowe from second with the ty
ing run and forcing Carolina to
take its raps in the bottom of the
ninth.
The Tar Heels jumped-to a 1-0
lead in the second inning on two
errors and a single.
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