TUESDAYjjULY 8, 1952
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Floyd "Chuck" Simmons, for
mer Carolina hurdles ace, who
finished third to Bob Mathias in
the decathlon in the 1948 Olym
pic games, collected 6,804 points
in the, recent Olympic trials
thereby gaining a berth on the
U. S. Olympic decathlon team.
The veteran Simmon's fine
showing gave him a third place
finish behnd champon Mathias,
7,825 points, and Milt Campbell,
Plainfield, N. J. high school star
with 7,055 points.
Bill Albans, all-around track
star for the. Tar Heels several
years ago and now running mate
of Simmons on the Los Angeles
Athletic Club team, finished four
th in a field of 13 with 6,628
points.
Albans was almost assured of a
berth until he injured his right
wrist in the pole vault. The in
jury caused Albans to lose ground
to Simmons in the javelin and to
drop out entirely in the 1.500-nm.
Mathias total of 7,825 points
set a new world record and won
the outstanding athlete his fourth
American championship, also un
equaled. He won the U. S. title
in 1948-49-50-52, and took top
honors in the 1948 games at the
age of 17.
The six-feet-two, 200 pounds
star bettered his previous deca
thlon marks in all but the pole
vault and the 1,500 run.
These are the marks estab
lished by Mathias in thejtwo-day
trials:
100 meters 0:10.8; Broad
jump 23-5 shotput 49-10;
high jump 6-234; 400-meter run
0:50.3; 110-meter high hurdles
12-3?4; javelin 193-10; 1,500
meter run 4:55.3; discuss 157-11.
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CHUCK SIMMONS
of re Da me Tickets
On Sole to Public
Tickets for the Carolina-Notre
Dame football game October 25,
a sellout for the past three years
are pn sale at "Woollen Gym now.
Vernon Crook, ticket manager,
has announced that individual
orders are being accepted now
and that those on hand by July
10 will be turned over to Notre
Dame officials immediately. The
game will be played in South
Bend, Ind. this year. -
Season tickets for the Tar Heel
home games have been on sale to
the public since July 1.
Tar Heel i ennis Duo
UNITARIANS
A visiting professor to the law
school, A. J. G. Priest, prominent
New York attorney, will speak
to the. Unitarian Fellowship of
Chapel Hill tonight in Gerrard
Hall. The public is invited to
the meeting which will begin at
8:30.
Priest, now a partner in Reid
& Priest, was a member, of the
firm of Reid & Murphy in New
York for 23 years, and before
that was attorney for the Idaho
Power Company for five years.
He is a specialist in public utili
ties and is teaching a course on
that subject here.
Shines Af
A couple of Carolina tennis
players were the toasts of Evan
ston, 111., for a couple of days two
weeks ago when the national in
tercollegiate net championships
were in progress.
Herbert Browne, Jr., and Bob
by Payne, Tar Heel freshman
aces, displayed unexpected power
to reach to quarterfinals of the
NCAA meet before being knock
ed from contention by the top
seeded tandem of Bob Perry and
Larry Huebner.
The Sout hern Conference
champions climaxed a brilliant
season in the big event. In dual
meet competition .Browne, a Co-
umbia, S. C, lad, who was the
9 5 0 national interscholastic
champ, and Payne, a Richmond,
Va., State champion, won 20 of
22 doubles matches. The fresh
men played as the Tar Heels'
number two team throughout the
campaign. However, in the loop
championship meet at Davidson
hey won the title, the first in
Southern Conference history cap
tured by freshmen, from team
mates Sam Handel and Del Syl
via, who played a notch above
hem all season.
Following the Conference meet
he yearlings played little tennis
until a week before the NCAA
meet. At Memphis they looked
good in the Southern champion
ships, and both were particularly
strong in singles action.
Browne and Payne were tough
in the early rounds at North
western and surprised the experts
by reaching the quarterfinals. But
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their defeat by Perry and Hueb
ner, 6-2, 6-1, was expected. Later
the U. C. L. A. duo was upset by
California's Cliff Mayne and
Hugh Ditzler in the finals 7-5,
4-6, 7-5, 6-3, in an outstanding
display of tennis artistry.
Earlier in the day Perry, seeded
number two in singles play, lost
to Southern California's Hugh
Stewart in the finals of that
bracket.
On the basis of this year's
play, there's a good chance that
the youngsters will go into next
year's meet in a high ranking
seeded position.
Poor Week
For Tar Heel
Graduates
Tar Heel graduates in the world
of sports failed this past week to
live up to expectations, as Vic
Seixas, nationally-ranked no. 1
amateur tennis player and Jim
my Thomas, backstroke swim
ming ace, fell out of the money
against tough competition.
Seixas, the former Carolina net
captain and Southern Conference
singles champion from Philadel
phia, teamed with Eric Sturgess
of South Africa in losing to Frank
Sedgman and Ken McGregor of
Australia in the doubles finals
(See GRADUATES, page 4)
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