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THE DAILY TAR HEEL, TUESDAY. APRIL 22. 1952
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Herb Browne
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by Vardy Buckalew
The Carolina tennis team takes
on the team from Rollins College
today in a match in which the
Tar Heels will be the decided un
derdog. Rollins is. very strong this
year in every position and its
lineup includes two Mexican Da
vis Cup players.
Coach John Kenfield will be
forced to, shift his lineup for the
match this afternoon due to the
illness of Herb Browne, who is
currently playing in the number
three position. Browne came down
with a case of the, measels Sufi
day and wrill be out for at least
six days. Coach Kenfield is hop
ing that he will recover in time
for the important Southern Con
ference match with Davidson on
Saturday.
Kenfield Pessimistic
. About the match today with
Rollins Coach Kenfield .ays, "We
haven't got a chance. Even with
Browne in the lineup, we would
have to play much better than
we have at any time this year.
Now that he is out, chances of
our beating them have all but
been eliminated.'
Due to Browne's illness, the
men from the third on down will
move up a notch. That w'll put
Sam Handel in the third position,
Bill Izler in the fourth, k onny
Kerdasha in the fifth in Coach
Kenfield will insert either John
Booker or Dick Sapp in the sixth
position.
In the doubles the changes from
the regular lineup will be more
drastic. In the number one dou
bles, Del Sylvia and Bob Payne
will team up. Payne usually plays
in the number two doubles with
Browne. Thd number two doubles
will be made up of Bill Izler and
Sam HandeL The third doubles
combination will probably be
Sapp and Booker although Coach
Kenfield wasn't positive about
that choice late yesterday after
noon, i -
Millet Undefeated
The two Mexican Davis Cup
pers on' the Rollins team play in
the number, one and three posi
tions and team -up in a doubles
combination which will probably
represent Mexico in the Davis
Cup competition this year.
In the number one position is
Alfredo Millet who was unbeaten
in college play last year. He also
won the Florida Open. this spring.
The other Davis Cup player is
Alberto Danel, playing in the
number three position. He has ad
vanced from the number five po
sition where he played last year.
Playing number two will be
Calhoun Dickson who will share
the second doubles 'position' with
Jim Wesley, who plays, the num
ber four ' position. The number
five position will be held down
by Eduardo Garcia, the Chilean
junior champ in 1948, '49, and '50,
Blue D
evils I hreaton
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With B
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Duke's Blue Devils, fresh from
Saturday's 13-5 victory over Car
olina, are threatening not only to
make a walk-away of the BigH
Four race but also to take the
Southern Conference champion
ship without too much trouble.
The Blue Devils lead both the
Southern '. and Northern divisions
of the Conference after this past
weekend's games with an 11-1
record. Their mark for the season
in all games is 16-2.
Richmond tops the northern di
vision of the SC with a 3-0 rec
ord, and 6-2 in allgames.-
Deacons Second
The southern division teams are
spread back of Duke pretty even
ly. In second place is Wake For
est with a 6-3 mark, just a game
and a half anead or Soutn Caro
lina's 4-2 record.
N. C. State is fourth with a 4-3
and Carolina's Tar Heels, who
Four, are in fifth position with
3-4. Their victories have come
over State, Davidson, -and ' The
Citadel.
Duke has scored 126 runs to its
opponents 47 in Southern Con
ference play and have a 184-72
mark in all games. In contrast
North Carolina has 24 runs to its
opponents 38 in league play and
75-68 in all games.
Duke Plays Three
The most league games that a
northern team has played is six
by William and Mary. They have
an even split in loop play and
are in fourth place behind Rich
mond, George Washington, and
Washington "and Lee.
GW has a 2-1 record for a sec
ond place tie with W & L. Mary
land is tied .for the fourth spot
with the Indians with an even
in the Southern Conference which
might pretty well decide the final
outcome of the standings. The
Blue Devils meet tough Wake For
est this afternoon and on "Sat
urday and sandwich a game in
with Davidson on Thursday.
Carolina has a game with State
this afternoon and then travels to
South Carolina for weekend
games with Clemson and Furman.
I Want You
There will be an important
meeting of the Daily Tar Heel
sports staff this afternoon at
4:00. Present members are
asked to be in the sports office
at that time.
Any spori-minded members
of the fourth estate who 'would
like to work for the DTH axe
also urged to attend. See Biff
Roberts at the meeting. We need
you. -
BASEBALL SCORES
American League
New York s, Philadelphia 2
Washington 3, Boston 2
mark rf 2-2.
Duke has three games this week
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