Blue Dolphins Trounce
Dulce Swimmers, 47-35
Tuesday, December 9, 1952
The Dally Tar Heel
Paga Tnxea
Special to The Daily Tar TTctt,
DURHAM, Dec. 8 Carolina's
Blue Dophins, led by Donnie Ev
ans and Buddy Baarcke, easily
defeated the Duke swimmers for
their second win of the young
season, 47-35, this afternoon in a
Southern Conference swimming
meet in the Duke pool.
The Blue Dophins started off
fast to build up a strong lead by
winning first place in six of the
first seven events and never were
pushed by the losers. Smith Jule
won the medley relay for Duke
with the time of 3:08.
After losing six straight events,
the Duke swimmers put on a mild
rally to take second in the seven
th and first in the last two events
of the meet. It was to no avail
however as the Blue Dophins had
built up an unsermoun table lead.
The best race of the day came
in the 200 yard back stroke with
a close duel between Baarcke and
Paul Heemann cf Carolina for
first place. The race was won by
Baarcke for honors in the event.
Others leading Carolina to vic
tory in the Duke meet were Bar
ry Wall, diver Joe Kelso, Jack
Edwards and Buddy Hines. The
losers were led by Jule, the win
ner of the medley relay, who look
ed particularly good in edging
Wall and Stan Tinkham.
In winning their second straight
victory of the season the Blue Do
phins looked stronger against the
Blue Devils than in their first
match with Virginia Military In
stitute. Co-captain Donnie Evans
has been impressive in leading his
team to two straight Southern k
Conference wins.
The first place winners in each
event and their time: medley re
lay, Jule (D), 3:08; 220, Shannon
(UNO, 2:20.9; 50 yard dash, Hinns
(UNO, .24.2; 150 yard individual
medley, Donnie Evans (UNO, 1:-
36.3; Diving, Kelso (UNC), 1015
Points; 100 yard freestyle, Ed
wards (UNC), .54.1; 200 yard back
stroke, Baarcke (UNO. 2:17- ?nn
yard breast stroke, Wall (UNC)
2:42; 440, Roberts (D). 5:21.5- 4fin
yard relay, Duke with the time of f
3:54.5.
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