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DAVIDSON, May 17 A strong
rally by Del Sylvia in the last two
sets of the finals of the Southern
Conference singles championship
here today brought him victory
over top-seeded Tom Boys of Wil
liam and Mary and gave Carolina
a clean sweep of the tournament
for the second year in a row.
A victory in the doubles cham
ionships was already assured to
Carolina yesterday as both of
their teams advanced to the finals.
It was won today by Herb Browne
and Bob Payne over teammates
Sylvia and Sam Handel in four
sets. It was the first time in the
history of the conference that two
freshmen havewon the tile.
The first match of the afternoon
was between Boys and Sylvia and
it went the full length of five sets.
Boys started out as if he was go
ing to do a repeat performance of
the match between he and Sylvia
earlier in the season at Williams
burg as he took the first set 6-4.
However , Sylvia came back to
win the next one 6-3, but Boys
took the third one 6-4 to take the
lead at intermission. After Inter
mission it was a different story
though as Sylvia, always a great
competitor when the chips . are
down, came back strong and Boys
just couldn't keep up witR him as
he won the last two sets 6-0, 6-0.
Sylvia's overhead was sharp
again today as he continued to
"put them away."
Coach John Kenfield of the
Carolina tennis team commented
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PICTURED ABOVE ARE FOUR OUTSTANDING PERFORMERS
in yesterday's 281h annual running of the Southern Conference
Track Championships. Marylyand's Marty Cohen broad jumped
23 ft. 5Vi in. io win first in his event. Carolina's1 Frank Scoit placed
fifth in the 100-yard dash. Duke's Johnny Tate was third in both
iho quarter-mile and the 220-yard low hurdles. Duke's Henry Poss
won the 220 in 21.5 and was second in the 100.
Maryland Wins Second Title
As Tar Heels Place Third
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went out there after intermission
and showed him who. was best." j
In the doubles the two Carolina j
freshmen stars, Herb Browne and j
Bob Payne, showed promise of j
becoming a really great combin
ation as they continued to play
excellent tennis in beatir.g Sylvia
jind Handel 7-5, 3-6, 6-4,13-0. The
youngsters just didn't want to get
beat as they showed a great com
petitive spirit in beating the old
er and more experienced team.
The two will have three . more
years to develop and should they
continue to improve seem sure
bets to dominate Southern Con
ference doubles play for a long
time.
The sweep of the tournament
was the eighth for Tar Heel teams
and the second in a row. Last
year's singles championship was
won bv Buddy Agar, number two
man of Carolina who beat this
year's champion, Sylvia, in the
finals. He then teamed up with
Bob Luxemburg in the doubles
to beat Boys and Barnes of Wil
liam and Mary, this year's top
seeded combination.
The temperature today was
well above ninety, as a relatively
small crowd of 500 turned out to
watch. The size of the crowd was
held down by the fact that there
were no Davidson players in the
finals. ' ' ' 1
BASEBALL SCORES
National League
Brooklyn J2, -'Pittsburgh 7
New York ft, Chicago 8
St. Louis 5. Boston 4 '
-j;cir.rati 7, Philadelphia 3
American League ;
Ovelanrl 9S Washington 2:
St. Louis 2, Boston 1
of 48 ft. 5V2 in. set in
1949. Morris took second in the
event, however.
Duke's amazing freshman sen
sation, Joel Shankle, was easily
the outstanding competitor of the
afternoon. He took firsts in the
120-yard high hurdles, the 220
yard low hurdles and second in
the broad jump. His 14.7 in the
highs, 23.4 in the lows and 23 ft.
.3 58 in. broad jump were all
creditable performances.
Larry Hunt, West Virginia's
top wcightman, won first places
in both the shot put and the dis
cus to account for 10 of his team's
15 points. His winning throw in
the 'shot put was 49 ft. 7 in.
and his discus throw was 139 ft.
6 in.
Duke's Henry Poss, an alleged
Olympic sprint prospect, lived up
to his reputation to some slight
extent in winning the 220. He
sped the furlong distance in 21.5
after placing second in the 100
to Virginia Military's Herm Deck-
j er in a 10.1 race. Poss susposedly
had run 9.6 in previous meets.
The final race of the day, the
mile relay, provided the fans with
a fitting climax to a very suc
cessful meet. Maryland took the
lead on the first lap and had
stretched it ' to about 25 yards on j 2
Jim Baker and Ashton Violette
closed down the gap' to six yards
on the final exchange.
by Martin Jordan ,
Carolina has claimed another
national honor as Lew Floyd, sen
sational goalie for the Tar Heel
lacrosse team this year, has unH
officially broken the national goal
saves record. Floyd, with a total
of 218 saves, has ueen tne stana
out of the Tar Heel stick squad
throughout the season. ' , c
Lew, who hails from University
Track Summaries
Shot Put 1. Hunt (W. Va.) 49 ft.
7V2 m.f 2. Morris (UNi;) 48 "xc. '10 in.;
a. UmerKotier (Mj 47 ft. in-;
Augsoerger lM) ft. 52 in.; y. lust
ier (DuKej to it. llaA in.
Javelin 1. Cochran (VPI) 203 ft.
i in.; 2. Walker (UNO ly ft. 5
in.; 3. Hoffman (M) 180 ft. Vs in.; 4.
isburch (Mi 178 ft. 5 in.: 5. Cornell
(UNO 175 ft. 82 in. -
Broad Jump 1. Cohen (M) 23 ft. 51
in.; 2. Shankle (Duke) 23 ft. 35a in.;
3. Lankford (VPI) ' 22 ft: 8ss in.; 4.
Brown (UNO 22 ft, 5l2 in.; 5.. Stroup
(M) 22 ft. 2 in.
Mile Run 1. Sawyer (NCS), 2. Mas
sie (VMI). 3. Marshall (Duke), - 4.
Horsley (M), 5. McBride (USC). Time:
4:22.5. " .
440-yard Dash 1. Johnson (VPI),
2. Johnson (M). 3. Tate (Duke), 4.
Novak (Duke), 5. Pentzer (M). Time:
47.9.
100-yard Dash 1. Decker (VMI), 2.
Poss (Duke). 3. Drawdy (USC), 4.
Brown (UNO, 5. Scott (UNO. Time:
10.1.
Discus 1. Hunt (W. Va.) 139 ft. 6 in.;
2. Brown (M) 138 ft. 4 in.; 3. Morris
(UNO 136 ft- 32 in.; 4. Mills (VPI)
133 ft. 6'2 in.; 5. Rizzo (UNO 131 ft.
54 in. ,
120-yard High Hurdles 1. Shankle
(Duke). 2. Beall (UNO. 3. Cohen (M).
4. Mapp (VMI), 5. Rakow (M). Time:
14.7.
880-yard Run 1. Brigham (UNO.
2. Buehler (M). 3. Angle (VMI), 4.
Loub (Duke), 5. Waggoner (M). Time:
1:54.7.
220-yard Dash 1. Poss (Duke), 2.
Johnson (M). 3. Brown 4. Tie between
Decker (VMI) and Nordquist (M).
Time: 21.5.
Two-mile Run 1. Shockey (NCS) ,
Barden (UNO. 3. Purdie (NCS),
R. Thoburn (W. Va.), 5. Tibbetts
(M). Time: 9:44.4.
High Jump 1. Tie between Lanford
(VPI) and Lentz (M) 6 ft. 1 78 in.;
3. Tie between Nichols (Dujce), Shan
kle. (Duke) and Barnum (M) 6 ft. 78
in.
Stu Johnson grabbed the baton
and sprinted into the lead, pass
ing Maryland's Jim Johnson
coming off the first turn. The
Blacksburg Comet poured it on
in the back stretch and eased in
to a relatively simple victory in
the fast time of 3:19.8.
220-yard Low Hurdles 1. Shankle
(Duke). 2. Mapp .(VMI), 3. Tate
(Duke), 4. Cohen (M), 5. White
(UNO. Time: 23.4...
Mile Relay 1. Virginia Tech (Har
dy; Barker, Violette, Johnson) , 2.
Maryland, 3. West Virginia, 4. Vir
ginia Military. 5. Davidson. Time:3:19.8.
Pole Vault 1. Cates (Duke) 13 ft.
2. Tie between Diggs (W&L), Roberts
(VPI), White (UNO, Butler (M) 12
ft. 6 in.
Park in Maryland, is a junior and
will return next season for his
last year of eligibility. During the
regular season Floyd broke the
University single game goal saves
record five times. Lew warded
off 23 attempts by the Dartmouth
squad, saved. 24 against Williams,
stopped 25 Lehigh tries, and saved
26 goals against Yale early in the
season. Last week Floyd stopped
33 attempts by the Washington
and Lee club for his highest sin
gle game mark.
The Tar Heel goalie entered the
Duke game Thursday with a total
of 196 saves which topped the old
national record by about ten.
Coach Al Moore explained that
as soon as Lew broke 200 they
would claim the record, and with
22 saves in the Duke match the to
tal jumped to 218, making Floyd
new saves champion.
All-American mentian may. be
in line for Floyd due to his sen
sational mark but there will be
keen competition ." in the goalie
departmeht'of the big honors. Sev
eral goalies in the Maryland and
New England leagues, where. la
crosse is a veteran sport, have
outstanding records this year and
going will be rough for Lew in
the All-American selections.
Carolina has an improved rec
ord this year having won five,
lost six, and tied one. The -Tar
Heels took the season opener from
Georgetown but dropped the next
three games to potent teams from
Williams, Dartmouth, and Yale.
The Carolina stickmen tied Le
high and defeated the Norfolk
Naval Air Station in the next two
games. During the remainder of
the season the. Tar Heels defeat
ed the Norfolk Air Station again
and beat' VPI twice while drop
ping games to Washington and
Lee and Duke.
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