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Special to The Daily Tar Urn,
WAKE FOREST May 12
Torth Carolina's golf team, win
ters of 13 straight matches, lost
'ie Big Four championship and
3 first match here today, bow
ng 22-14 before the Wake Forest
)eacons.
The Tar Heels played good golf
.turing the match, but Wake For
ost played better. Instead of the
usual six man team match that
Carolina plays, the teams used
eigh men, and Carolina was weak
ened. Even if he Tr Heels had
played with its normal number
they would have lost; 14-13.
Charlie Strack stroked a sizzling
34- 33 67 over the par 72 course
to leda both teams, and Carolina's
Jim Ferree led the visitors with
a 33-3770. Tar Heel Bill Thorn
ton turned in a three over par
38 on the first nine, but he shot
a 33 on the par 37 back nine to
post a 71.
Dick Tiddy, who was fourth in
.he recent Southern Intercolleg
iate golf tournament shot 33-35
68 for runner up honors on low
low score.
Three Tar Heels turned in par
scores in addition to Ferree and
Thornton, and two more had one
over- par 73. Only one Carolina
golfer shot above 73.
Bob Black shot a perfect par,
35- 37 72, Lew Brown, however,
got his part the hard way, with
a two over 37 on the first nine,
and a two under on the back nine.
Larry Parker, a new addition
to the golf team, started well, and
shot a two under par 33 on the
front nine, but he slipped to 39
on the second nine holes for a
par 72.
Tommy Langley and Billy Wil
liamson both shot 37-36 73 for
one over rounds. Cooper Taylor
turned in a 39-4079.
The Tar Heels play Duke to
morrow. A putt by Jim Ferree
beat the Blue Devils for Carolina
last week, and Carollina will have
the added advantage of playing
on Finley course tomorrow.
The Southern Conference
Championships will start May 15;
at " Winston-Salem ' on the Old
Town , Country Club course.
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17 JVC ab r h po a
Hesmer .....: ...4 1 0 13
Herring ;3 1 1 3 , 3
Gravitte 4 0 1 3 8
White , 5 0 0 0 0
Smith . 2 2 0 12 0
Weiss .. 4 1 15 1
Reeves : 3 11 3 0
Lloyd 4 1 2 0 2
Marbry 4 11 0 2
, TOTALS S3 8 7 27 11
Wake Forest l L l ab r h po a
lt ord, c .... 4 0 2 1 0
Harris, ss :. 4 0 0 0 2
Liptak. 3b 4 0 2 2 3
Imith, lb , 4.1 1 13 0
loyd. If : 4 0 0 0 0
2b 4 0 2 1. 3
Brooks, c . 4 0 0 4 0
Woodlief, p 3 11 0 2
Adams, p 1 .-. 0 0 0 0 0
Lefeler ....... 1 0,0 0 0
TOTALS 36 2 8 24 10
Field out for Adams in 9th.
Wake Forest .. .......... 011 000 000 283
UNC .. . 100 103 300873
Errors: Hesmer. Lloyd (2), Brooks,
Stallings. Harris: Runs batted in: Stal
lings. Hesmer, Herring (2), Gravitte,
Wiess (2), Reeves; Two-base hits:
Gravitte, Liptak, Woodlief; Home runs:
Wiess; Stolen bases: Signore, "Stallings,
Herring; Double plays: Lloyd. Herring
and Smith; Left on bases: UNC 12,
Wake Forest 7; Base on balls off:
Woodlief 9, Adams 2; Struck out by:
Marbry 5. Woodlief 3, Adams. 1; Hits
off: Marbry 8 In 9 Innings; Wood
lief 7 in 6 Innings; Adams 0 in 2 In
nings; Wild pitches: Woodlief; Passed
bs: Brooks (2); Losing pitcher:
Woodlief; Winning pitcher: Marbry;
Time of game: 2:03; Umpires: Apple,
Vanderhoof.
Kappa Sigma Beats
Zcf-d Psi In Semis
In. the semifinals yesterday of
the fraternity divisions of the in
tramural softball . playoff, the
Kappa Sigs beat the Zeta Psi's
12-3. The Kappa Sigs were ahead
all the way and took the win
with ease.
The teams were fairly even as
to hits, with the Zetes getting
eight and the Kappa Sigs nine,
but errors on the part of the
Zetes paved the way for their de
feat. They made three in all. San
ders was the winning pitcher for
the Kappa Sigs, and Thome
Gregory was the loser for the
Zetes.
Monogram Club
The Monogram Club will
meet tonight at 7. All mem
bers eligible for the beach
party are asked to attend.
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Marbry Wins
Third I ri Row
For Varsity
by Buddy Carrier
The Carolina baseballers ended
their season in fine style yester
day afternoon as Don Marbry
scattered eight Wake forest hits
to win an 8-2 victory over the
visitors from Baptist Hollow.
Marbry, the, unheralded mem
ber of the Tar Heel pitching staff,
gave up single runs in the second
and third innings, but was in
complete control of the situation
from then on.
The winners could manage on
ly seven hits off the two Deacon
hurlers, but they bunched six of
them into two big ;nnings, the
feature blow being Dick Wiess'
two run homer in the seventh.
Going into the home half of
he sixth frame, the score was
tied at 2-2. After Bill Reeves pop
ped out, shortstop Harry Lloyd
and pitcher Marbry slapped con
secutive singles, advanced a base
on Skeet Hesmer's, grounder, and
rode home on Mark Herring's one
bagger to right. Herring went to
second on the throw-in to the
plate, and scored himself on Con
nie Gravitte's double to left.
Not content with a mere three
run advantage, the Tar Heels
pushed across three more in the
seventh for insurance. First-sack-er
Ben Smith led off by work
ing starter Don Woodlief for a
base on balls, and crossed the
plate seconds later on the strength
St Wiess' swat into the bushes
in left-center field. Woodlief then
gave up a walk to Reeves, and
Lloyd collected his second hit in
as many Innings, a single to cen
ter which moved Reeves to third.
Marbry popped out to the first
baseman, but leadoff man Hes
mer got credit for a run batted
in as he grounded . out to the
shortstop, with Reeves crossing
the plate on the play.
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Special to The Daily Tab Heel
- Blacksburg Va., May 12 The
Carolina lacrosse team scored its
second victory of the season over
the Gobblers of Virginia Tech as
they took a 10-3 decision here
this afternoon in a game that
ended in a sleet and hail storm.
In scoring this Southern Con
ference triumph the Tar Heels
lead all the way. The visitors
racked up two goals in the first
and third periods, five big ones
In the second quarter and a sin
gle tally in the final frame. The
Gobblers posted scores in the
Track Tea m
North Carolina's track team
finished its season successfully
against Pennsylvania at Phila
delphia Saturday, by taking a
close dual meet, 71 -68
The Tax Heels were at a
nine point disadvantage when
they walked on the field, as
the hammer throw was one of
the events. Carolina doesn't
throw the hammer, and had
no entry in the event.
Harry Brown was high scor
er for Carolina with 11 points.
Brown got firsts in the 220 and
100-yard dashes, and a third in
the broad jump. Bill Walker
of Carolina lost in the javelin
throw for the first time in his
career.
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Whips
10-3
first, second, and fourth quarters.
Harrall Scores Three
Dickie Harrall led the Carolina
scoring with three goals. This
brings Harrall's total for the sea
son to 25 scores, and establishes
a new record for the most tallies
in one season by a Carolina play
er. Walt Ernst, Dick Pillsbury, and
Bob Hoffman shared runner-up
honors with two goals each. Bell
made the other Tar Heel goal.
Jiggs Watnell, Rick Pearson, and
Paul Waller each had a single
goal for the losers.
Floyd Saves 14
Carolina goalie Lew Floyd ex
tended his claim to what might
be a national record as he made
14 saves to bring his season's
total to 194.
The4 Tar Heels ' scored in the
first 13 seconds of play when
Walt Ernst tallied aided by an
assist from Harrall. Another Car
olina goal followed before the
Gobblers were able to tally in the
first quarter. After this point the
visitors were never in danger as
they put on a five goal splurge
in the second period. As "a result
they boasted a 7-2 advantage at
half time, and increased this lead
to a 9-2 score by the end of the
third stanza.
Scoring: UNC Harrall (3). Kauf
man (2). Ernst (2). Pillsbury (2) . Bell.
VPI Watnee, Pearson, Waller.
Carolina 2 5.2 1 10
VPI 11 0 13
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