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.THE DAILY TAR HEEL. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 23. 1952
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ChildTen's Art
Children's art work from the
Chapel Hill Elementary School
is now on display in the halls on
all three floors of the building.
Anyone interested in seeing the
exhibit is invited to come to the
school.
Arts and Crafts Club
The Arts and Crafts Club of
the YWCA will meet today and
tomorrow from 4 p.m. to 6 o'clock
in the cabinet room of the Y. Gay
Currie will explain and demon
strate the painting of glass work
and material.
Student Parly
There will be a caucas meeting
of Student Party Legislators this
afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Grail
Room, Graham Memorial.
Carolina Political Union
A , recording of Senator Paul
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powerful forehand and his can
nonball serves were eventually
too much for Sylvia.
In the doubles, Millet got even
hotter. He teamed up with Cal
houn Dickson against Sylvia and
Payne. At one time during the
second set, he scored three
straight aces, one on Sylvia and
two on Payne.
Rollins' other Davis Cup play
er, Alberto Danel, playing in the
third position, was given a good
battle by Sam Handel, playing in
that position due to the illness
of Herb: Browne. The first set
went 11-9 before Danel won, and
then he went on to take the sec
ond, 6-4.'
In the second doubles, Handel
and Izler also put up a good fight
before succumbing to Danel arid
Edouardo Garcia. The match went
three sets with Handel and Izler
winning the second one 6-4."
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Douglas's speech 'Ethics in Gov
ernment" will be played tomor
row night at 8 o'clock in the
second floor radio classroom in
Swain Hall. All interested in
hearing the recording are invited
to come to the program spon
sored by the. Carolina Political
Union. It has been requested that
you use the west entrance near
est the Scuttlebutt.
Square Dancing
The Carolina square dance
group will meet today from 4
p.m. to 6 o'clock in the down
stairs women's gym. Beginners are
invited. Ruth Price, director,
asked for more coeds to attend
the meetings.
- In Court
Only one student appeared' in
yesterday's session of Recorder's
Court here.
He was JTames N. Wilfert, Jr.,
Tenafly,,N. J. Wilfert was fined
court costs fpr having improper
license plates.
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Trade Team Swamps btate
For First Victory Of Year
Carolina's track team swept
to an impressive 100-30 vic
tory over a weak N. C. State
College team in Raleigh yester
day, for its first victory of the
season.
The Tar Heels took 11 first
places and 13 .second places in
their best showing of the year.
Bill Cornell with 11 points was
high scorer for both teams, tak-i
ing a first in both the high and
low hurdles and a' third in the
javelin. -
Splawn of . State was the only
other individual to take two first
places. He captured the top spot
in the high jump and the broad
jump.
The best single performance of
the day was turned , in by Sam
Jordan in the 'pole vault. Sam
vaulted 13 feet which is the high
est he has ever gone.
Bill Walker took his third con
secutive first place in the javo-
lin with a throw of 178 feet 10
inches. Roger Morris added 6
points to the Tar Heel cause with
a first in the shot put and a third
in the discus. Gene Brigham, the
team's best quarter miler, took
top honors in that event followed
closely by teammate Mac Ray.
Carolina scored its first points
of the year in the half mile when
! Gordon Hamrick took first place
and Tony Houghton gained third
place.
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The Tar Heel cindermen swept
both the 100 and the 220 yard
dashes. In the 100 it was Con
ference champion Frank Scott,
Jeff Newton, and Charlie Rosen
bacher in that order. The 220 was
won by Harry Brown followed by
Nathan Hale and Rosenbaclier.
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double. He went to third on Hen
ning's ground out, to first, and
scored seconds later on John
Stowe's Jong fly to center field.
Gravitte, Dale, and Herring
were the hitting stars of the
game. Gravitte collected a single
and a double' in three trips, Dale
slammed a single and a double in
four at bats, and Herring picked
up two singles in four trips to the
plate for Carolina. -
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