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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY. MAY 9, 1952
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1852
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V7AKE FOREST, May 8 Don
fXbry, pitching his second game
fes his promotion rrom the jun-
varsity only six days ago, got
g second straight win in South-
Conference play here today
5 setting Wake Forest down on
jjr hits, 6-2.
ided by a three-run homer by
battery mate Dick Wiess, Mar-
f bested the Deacons prize
chman hurler, Rudy Williams,
ia .had blanked Carolina ear
; r jn the y.ear, 4-0.
; In a game that provided a little
; ; cl ' everything, Coach Walter
j ibb shifted his lineup in an at-
rt to Install a little batting
rcr in the Carolina team,
i tad Skeet Hesmer on third
d Ben Smith back on first.
jrracr-added a little, power to
5 batting order by getting two
f , four.- Connie Gravitte had
tickles and Marbry aided his
m tcstse hy getting two singles
! f.ifsar trips. . . " '
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) Carolina got off to a lead in the
I IrJt inning when Wayne White,
ika bilked each of five times
zl ns faced Williams, was
czz to first base. After Smith
Vr30id " out, Gravitte singled
h' t$ third. :
zn with runners "on first and
C'd .Tfes blasted his 350 foot
;:.r5 tun to send Carolina out
tTffites had been extremely
1 ctive up until that time, strik
fi tut five of the first nine men
l fsce him,: but he couldn't stave
If th Tar Heels after that third
I iCsrolina added one more in its
i ;II of the fifth inning on a single
jy Hesmer, a sacrifice which sent
fcancr to second, and. a ground
p which sent him to third. Then
fhite got another of his five
,-alks. The two Tar Heels then
ulled a double steal with Hes-
isr scoring.
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The Tar Heels got their final
vo runs m tne eigntn innmg.
tier "WVVte liad walked
again,
it2 singled Smith to third on
; r:cond hit of the day. Smith
-re d when Williams committed
: recend balk of the afternoon.
kept the rally going
: vl:r,g and bringing in Gra
' v ''ith the final run for Caro-
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Don Mar-Velous
Carolina AB R H PO A
Hesmer, 3b 4 12 0 2
Dale, ss 3 0 0 4 5
Herring, 2b 5 0 0 4 5
Whitefi If . 0 1 0 10
Smith, lb 5 1 0 10 1
Gravette, cf 4 2 2 0 0
Wiess, c 4 118 2
Bridger, rf 4 0 1 0 0
Marbry, p 4 0 2 01
Totals 33 6 8 27 16
Wake Forest AB" R H PO A
Alford, cf '3 0 2 1 0
Harris, ss 3 0 0 3 3
Lipstak. 3b 4 0 0 1 4
B. Smith, lb 2 0 0 8 0
Floyd, If 4 0 0 4 .0
Hardeson rf 3 0 0 2 0
x-Signore, 1 0 0 0 0
Stallings, 2b 2 2 12 3
xx-Tatums 0 0 0 0 0
Brooks, c 2 0 ,0 6 0
xxx-Howard 1 0 0 0 0
Williams, p 3 0 1 0 1
Totals ; 28 2 4 27 11
x-Popped out for Hardison in 9th.
XX-Walked for Stallings in 9th.
xxx-Hit for Brooks in 9th.
Carolina 000 310 020 6-8-0
Wake .Forest 000 010 010 2-4-3
Errors: Harris 2, B. Smith; Runs
batted in Wiess 3, Bridger, Alford,
Williams; Home runs Wiess; Stolen
bases Hesmer, , White, Stallings 2,
Brooks; Sacrifices Dale 2; Double
plays Dale to Herring to Smith,2;
Left on bases Carolina 9, Wake Fo
rest6; Base on balls off : Marbry! 6,
Williams 6; Struck out by: Marbry 9,
Williams. 6; Hits off : Marbry 4 in 9
innings, Williams 8 in 9 innings; Balk
Williams 2; Losing pitcher Williams,
Winning pitcher Marbry; Time of
game 2:20.
Lyevly Hurls
One-Hifier
Tor Winston
' The number one team of Win
ston Dormitory defeated the Den
tal School in the first round of
the dormitory division of intra-
murar Softball yesterday after
noon, 15-0, in a contest which re
quired only four innings.
The, highlight of the game was
the . sterling mound performance
turned in by Winston's Jim Ly-
Delta Kappa Epsilon defeated
Sigma Nu and Zeta Psi defeat
ed ATO Wednesday io move
into the finals of the fraternity
tennis tourney. They will meet
next Wednesday io see who will
represent the fraternities in the
ail-campus championship.
erly. Lyerly limited the opposi
tion to one hit, while fanning
seven oaxxers, six. oi tnem m suc-
by an infield single in the first
inning.
He had previously turned in a
no-hitter and a one hitter during
the intramural season.
Poindexter was the" batting
hero for the winners, as he club-
ed two home runs in three trips
to the plate.
Tough Match
Is Expected
From Devils
by Biff Roberts
A record of 12 straight wins
could easily be wiped off the
boards this afternoon at 2:00 when
Carolina's golf team meets Duke
at Hope Valley Country Club in
Durham in what should be the
undefeated Tar Heels toughest
dual meet of the year.
The Blue Devils appear to be
potentially the strongest team
Carolina will face this season and
to add to their favor they will be
graced with the advantage of
playing on their home course. ,
, Duke, too, has a record which
approaches the Tar Heels' un
beaten skein. The Devils have
lost but one match this , season,
that an early season meet to
Florida while Duke was on a
spring-vacation tour of the South.
They came back to avenge that
loss party bly tying Florida the
next day.
Duke Has Won 13
Duke has 13 victories to go
with the loss and the tie and with
the home course advantage could
easily get win number 14.
The Carolina golfers seem to
be in top shape now, though, es
pecially after Wednesday's match
with W?&e Forest, whom they de
feated 23-13. ,
The team averaged 71 strokes
for eight players against the Deacs
with Bob Black, Tommy Langley,
Bill Thornton, and Jimmy Ferree
all having sub-par rounds. Wed
nesday's match was an eight
man affair but the teams will
play only six men today . :
In the Wake Forest match
Black fired a 67 after going
around the first nine in 32. Lang
ley and Thornton both had 68's
while Ferree came in with 71.
Langley Moves Up
Langley will probably move up
to the first position today on the j
basis of his fine play at the re
cent Southern Intercollegiates at
Athens, Ga., and his - brilliant
round Wednesday.
That would match him against
ex-footballer Mike Souchak, who
mad "theame72-heie" score, 293,
as Langley in the SIC.
In addition to Langley, Black,
Thornton, and Ferree, Finley Club
Pro Ed Kenney, subbing as coach
for th.e Carolina team in the ab
sence of Chuck Erickson, will use
Lew Brown and Bill Williamson
as his other two golfers.
Pollock Medalist
Duke will retaliate with the
lonri-hittinc: Souchak, sometimes-
erratic Gecrne Tom?, Jim
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Special to Thk Daily Tar Heel
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., May 8
The Carolina; tennis team won a
hard-fought victory over Harvard
here this afternoon, 5-4, in -a 'set
to which produced several thrill
ing three set matches. The vic
tory was somewhat of an upset,
as Harvard had been favored ac
cording to comparative scores.
In the singles, the teams broke
even, each winning, three matches
but the Carolina strength in the
doubles pulled them through. This
was the third match out of the
last 1 five which the Tar Heels
have won by one point.
The victory could have been
by a wider margin had Ronny
Kerdasha won - his number six
singles match. In a very long
match, he was beaten by Don
Bossart 6-3, 7-9, 10-8, after hav
ing five match points on his op
Singles Sylvia (UNC) defeated Uf
ford (H), 7-5. 6-1; Eauh (H) defeated
Browne (UNC), 6-2, 7-5; Payne
(UNC) defeated French' (H), 7-5, 8-6;
Handel (UNC) defeated Mann (H),
6- 3. 6-1; Watts (H) defeated Izlar
(UNC), 6-4, 6-0; Bossart (H) defeated
Kerdasha (UNO, 6-3. 7-9. 10-8.
Doubles Sylvia and Handel (UNC)
defeated Uf ford and Goodman (H),
2-6, 6-4, 6i4; Browne and Payne (UNO
defeated French and Watts (H), 6-2,
7- 5; Rauh and Bossart (H) defeated
Izlar and Kerdasha (UNC) 1-6, 6-3. 7-5.
Horses And Coeds
. Special, to The Daily Tar Heet.
TUCSON, Ariz., May 8 Two
University of Arizona fraterni
ties that are balancing their
budgets by serving horsemeat
dinners expressed fears thai the
news would "ruin us with the
coeds."
The two fraternities have ad
mitted that horsemeat was be
ing served to members at "sev
eral meals" each week, but
asked thai the names of the or
ganization be withheld, because
campus coeds might not care
for ihe idea. When the girls go
io ihe houses for dinner, ham
is prepared,- the fraternities
claim.
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ponent.
Browne Bows
Herb Browne, playing number
two, was also beaten after having
been in the lead. After losing the
first set, 6-2, he was ahead 5-2
in the second but John Rauh came
through to beat him 7-5 .
Bob Payne won a tough match
in tne number tnree position,
beating Art French in two long
sets, 7-5, 8-6 .
Del Sylvia, after losing his first
three matches on the road trip,
won his second in a row today,
beating Charles Ufford 7-5, 6-1.
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Ufford is considered one of the
best players in New England.
The deciding match this after
noon was the number one doubles
between Handel and Sylvia and
Ufford and Bill Goodman of Har
vard. Harvard won the first set
in easy styles 6-2, and Carolina
came back to win the second 6-4.
In the third set the Carolina pair
was behind at one time 3-0 and !
then 4-2, but they turned out to
be too strong for the Harvard
team and finally won out 6-4.
Carolina goes to Providence to-
morrow for a match with Brown.'
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Mural Department Finishes
AW Try outs For Sports Day
Competition for the team re
presenting North Carolina in the
Big Four Sports Day games was
completed yesterday, and the
murals office will have a full list
of qualifiers as soon as it can be
compiled. ,
The games are to be held here,
and teams representing the best
in murals from Wake Forest,
State, and Duke will compete with
Carolina for the title. The events
are an annual climax to the
mural programs at all four of the
schools.
Scheduled events include soft
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New York 3, St. Louis 0
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, rain
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Chicago 4. Boston 2
St. Louis 9, Philadelphia 8
Detroit 4, Washington 4 (11 inning.
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