before
aimer, is strong in the 120-yard I and probably were tired from the Kaufman is from Baltimore,
aish hurdlers. iourney. Md., and has a year 01 expense
Gordon Hamrick are both ex- on ars cuuac, .
Client distance men, but Tibbitfa good team has a strong chance to
'i? the indoor two-mile cnamp cracK me -v.
ind is expected to repeat outside. record which now stands at 10.
TIM 1 liwjillti
at Lovola of Baltimore
coming here. He also played
soccer under coach Moore last
year.
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by Ed Siarnes
i Carolina's baseball team, cur
:ntly holding down last place
l ths Big Four league race, gets
chance to climb out of the cellar
. hen it dangles with the Duke
:lua Devils in Durham tomorrow
pjf twin rti'ri
; Ths powerful Blue Devils
bt ens of the top teams in the
"ruthcrn Conference, and at this
'oini in the season are leading
3ih ths Bis our and southern
ivision of the SC.
Tlia ' Durham sluggers have a
ctcnt list of batters, with Dick
; rest, Bill Werber, and Red Smith
t ths top of the order. They are
rcfcably the best group of hitters
. i any one team in the South.
I Carolina dropped a 4-2 contest
V-Duke earlier in the season.
: he score was tied 2-all in the
;lnth inning when Johnny Gib
sns, Duke third baseman, slam
cd an inside-the-park homerun
ith Red Smith on base.
Lore To Pitch
Rabb and Bunn Hearn's choice
for the pitching duty. The Smith-
field junior has one of the most ;
impressive records in the Big j
Four and is expected to give the
Dukes trouble. Last year Lore
twirled a 14-inning victory over
Duke when the Tar Heels were
fighting for the. Big Four title.
Duke's pitcher will probably
be Joe Lewis who beat Carolina
in the previous game. Lewis
allowed two hits in that game,
both of them triples.
Carolina's starting lineup will
find Ben Smith af first, Mark
Herring at second, Bruce Coats
at third, and Fred Dale V. short
stops The outfield will be Wayne
White in left, Bill Reeves in
center, and Tom Stevens in right.
Dick-Wiess will do the catching.
: : Herring Hits
Herring has become the timely
hitter of the team. The little
second baseman broke up the 14-
inning marathon game against
State in Raleigh with a single
to score Bruce Holt with the win
' Of L if d
bases, loaded in the last of the
ninth against Davidson to drive
in the winning run.
Fred Dale, the sophomore
shortstop, ' from Hickory, is the
best looking ball player in the
infield. His fancy and steady
fielding, and his long-ball hitting
has marked him as a prospect for
the major leagues.
has extended the tryouts lor
next year's cheering squad
,-inuuiri wet'k. uuu to ni'iy iwmr
which has showed up in the last
few days.
Thorpe will pick a tentative
squad to lead the cheering at the
practice football game .Saturday
for High School Day. The final
selections for the squad will be
made next Wednesday April 23.
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Vivianc
Romance
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