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THURSDAY, MARCH 12, 1953
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE THREE
Sprang
UNG Runners
Open Season
Against W.-M.
Eight dual meets, the Penn Re
lays and the annual Southern Con
ference meet have been scheduled
for Carolina's track team this
spring.
The slate opens here March 25
when William and Mary competes
against the Tar Heels on Fetzer
Field. Other teams on the schedule
include VJM.L, Maryland, N. C.
State, Duke, Virginia and Pennsyl
vania. Last year the Tar . Heels won
jfour of seven dual meets. Several
of last season's stars return, in
cluding Bill Walker, Roger Morris,
Bob Barden, Sonny Beall, Charlie j
Scott, Sam Jordan, Bob Bell, Mor-J
ris Osborne, Bob Webb and Tom
Higgins. Billy Duke, Charlie Yar-,
borough, Jeff Newton and Vince ;
Murray are expected to bolster
Coach Dale Ranson's team.
The schedule:
March 25 William and Mary at
Chapel Hill.
April 4 Princeton University at
Chapel Hill; April 11 Virginia
Military Institute at Chapel Hill;
April 18 Maryland at College
Park, Md.; April 21 N. C. State
at Chapel Hill; April 25 Penn Re
lays at Philadelphia.
May 2 Duke at Chapel Hill; May
6 Virginia at Charlottesville, Va.;
May 9 Pennsylvania at Chapel
Hill; May 15-16 Southern Confer
ence Meet at Durham, N. C.
Tar Heel Swimmers Given
Chance. Of Fourth In NCAA
Stickmen Play
Eight Games;
Six At Home
Carolina's lacrosse team will op
en an eight-game schedule on Navy
Field here against Williams College
on April 2. It will be the first of
six home matches.
The Tar Heels' offensive and
defensive stars from last year re
turn. Dick Harrall, sophomore from
Towson, Md., set a new University
scoring record with 28 points last
season, ranking him in the top
10 nationally. Lew Floyd, a senior
from University Park, Md., was the
nation's number one goalie, mak
ing 210 saves in 10 contests.
Other stars from last year's team
which compiled a 5-6-X record are
Walt Ernst, Tommy Stokes, Paul
Hursh, Buck Barkley, Dick Pills
bury and Ted Dawes.
The schedule:
April 2 Williams College at
Chapel Hill; April 4 Cornell
University at Chapel Hill; April 7
Dartmouth College at Chapel
Hill; April 27 Augusta Military
Academy at Chapel Hill.
May 8 Washington and Lee
University at Chapel Hill; May 11
Duke University at Chapel Hill;
May 16 Virginia at Charlottes
ville, Va.; May 18 Augusta Mil
itary Academy at Fort Defiance,
Va.
The local sports scene has shift
ed to the outdoors here in the past
few weeks, but the water is still
being ruffled in Bowman Gray
swimming pool these afternoons.
Coach Ralph Casey has a hand
ful of his best Carolina swimmers
working overtime for the N.C.A.A.
championship meet at Ohio State
University March 26-27-28 and is
looking for the Tar Heels' best per
formance in history in this event.
The way the meet shapes up
locally it ought to be a three-way
scramble for fourth place with the
Tar Heels, Stanford and Michigan
State waging the battle. Yale, host
Ohio State and Michigan have the
edge on the top three spots, but
Casey figures his Tar Heels may
be in contention for as high a fin
ish as fourth.
Sophomore Jack Edwards, the
finest young sprinter in the
school's history, Donnie Evans,
Buddy Baarcke, Buddy Heins, Bar
ry Wall, Stan Tinkham and Joe
Kelso have visions of cracking into
big time collegiate swimming.
None are figured to break into the
winner's circle against the former
European
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and the Dutch reacted under ca
tastrophe. "Altogether, I suppose
there were about 100 who had men
tal crack-ups as a result, but, all
in all, there was no panic. Maybe
it was because there was no warn
ing and no time to build up fears.
Maybe it was characteristic of the
people themselves. There was no
panic during the bombings of
World War II in England."
The doubles team of Herbie
Browne and Bobby Payne, sopho
mores at Carolina, are defending
champions in doubles in Southern
Conference play. They were the
first freshman team in history to
cop the title when they won at
Davidson last year.
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WILSON IN TEJAS
Dr. Logan Wilson, president of
the University of Texas, has ap
pointed a student-faculty commit
tee to investigate the student
wage' problem there.
This is the second committee
that has studied the problem. The
first committee, made up of stu
dents, decided some wages should
be raised. But Dr. Logan felt that
'problem needed further investi
gation, and added five faculty
members to the group.
Olympic and collegiate champions
representing the swimming powers,
but seconds, thirds and fourths
could pile up the points for the
strong Tar Heels.
Edwards is slated for duty in
the 100-yard freestyle, the 400 free
style relay and the 300 medley re
lay. The Brookline, Mass., sopho
more, not an exceptional high
gchool swimmer and never a win
ner, has been the scourge of the
conference this year. The lanky
youngster holds the loop's dual
meet, championship meet and all
time 100-yard record, his best
time at :51.2 seconds.
Casey, who says he is "intelli
gent, strong and hard working,"
calls him the best sprinter the Tar
Heels have ever had. In the 100
the pace may be too fast, but in
the relays Casey expects him to
keep up with the big boys.
"It will take a first class swim
mer to beat him," Casey says, "and
what more can you ask of a soph
omore?" The Tar Heels' "Mr. Clutch,"
Buddy Baarcke, a senior from
Lakeland, Fla., is a good bet in
the 100-yard backstroke and will
be a key man in both relays which
figure to score in the top five.
Baarcke's performance in the
Southern Conference championship
meet in winning the 200 and 100
backstroke events was outstand
ing. He set a new 100 record in
:59.2 seconds, while he has actu
ally done :58.7 in a dual meet.
Barry Wall will swim the breast
stroke leg in the 300 relay, while
tough Buddy Heins will anchor the
400 relay. Kelso will compete in
the diving and Evans will be in
the individual medley and 200
yard breaststroke. Tinkham is
slated for duty in the relays.
Evans, a senior from Charlotte,
turned in the best time ever re
corded in the conference in the
breaststroke this season when he
won the championship meet event
in 2:20.9 and has done 1:32.8 in
the individual medley. The versa
tile Tar Heel ace should score in
both of his individual events and
could turn in the best show of any
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