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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 1, 1953 THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Netf ers Win
All Singles
But Last One
By Vardy Buckalew
The Carolina and Harvard tennis
teams switched their lineups yes
terday afternoon but the end re
sult was the same Carolina won,
this time by a score of 12-3.
All of the Carolina losses came
in the lower part of the lineup as
the team continued to show its
The tennis team will meet
Williams College this afternoon
at 2:00 on the varsity courts.
superiority over the Ivy Leaguers
(The top part of the lineup won all
of its matches without being en
tended in any of them.
Yesterday's switch in lineups
put Herb Browne in the number
one position against Harvard's
John Rauh. The match was very
one-sided as Browne won eeasily
6-2, 7-5.
Tom Bradford, winner over
Rauh in Monday's match, moved
down to number two position yes
terday and won over big Charlie
Ufford 6-0, 6-1. Browne had de
feated Ufford the day before in
two close sets.
Don Thompson, outstanding
freshman, swapped positions with
Del Sylvia yesterday and played
in the number three position. He
beat Art French easily 6-0, 6-3.
Sylvia played Don Bossart and won
6-1, 6-0.
Pete Green and Bob Payne
rounded out the top six in the
singles lineup in positions five and
six respectively. Both won easily
with Green taking a win over Alex
Haeger 7-5, 6-3, and Payne defeat
ing Dave Watts 6-0, 6-3.
The best tennis of the afternoon
was in the first two doubles
matches. Browne and Payne played
as the number one combination and
defeated Ufford and French in two
Very good sets 6-4r 8-6.
The Carolina pair got behind in
the first set by three games be
fore they could win one. Then
they came back to tie up the match
and finally break the Harvard
service in the eighth game and go
on to win.
Sylvia and Green teamed up in
the second doubles position and
won a hard three-set victory over
Rauh and Haeger 6-1, 3-6, 6-4.
Sylvia and Green won the first set
easily and it looked another one
sided Carolina victory.' However
the Harvard team rallied and,
mainly on the strength of Haeger's
smashing serves, came back to
make a real contest of the match.
, The summaries:
Singles Browne (UNC) defeated
Rauh (H), 6-2, 7-5; Bradford
(UNC) defeated Ufford (H), 6-0,
6-1; Thompson (UNC) defeated
French (H), 6-0, 6-3; Sylvia (UNC)
defeated Bossart (H), 6-1, 6-0;
(See TENNIS, page 4)
Junior Varsity
First Match Of
Carolina's junior varsity golf
team had to count on its final four
some to beat Myers Park High
School at Finley golf course Sat
urday as Phil Kreis and Eric Jonas
came through with ZVz points to
win the match 15-11.
Kreis, in fact was medalist for the
day with a two-under par 70. His
effort was enough to stop Gene
Lookabill who paced the Myers
Park team with a 72. ,
The high schoolers got off to a
62-2 lead in the first foursome
as Bobby Sisk, one of the State's
top young players shot a 78 against
Carolina Eddie Pell.
The second foursome split even
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RALEIGH, March 31 (Special)
A game in the fourth annual
"World Series" of basketball will
be played in the William Neal
Reynolds Coliseum at North Caro
lina State College tomorrow night,
at 8:30 o'clock.
The competing teams will be the
Harlem Globetrotters and the 1953
College All-Americans. They began
the series in New York's Madison
Square Garden last Sunday night
and are now on a coast-to-coast
tour, which will last for 19 days.
A sell-out crowd of 12,500 fans is
expected at the State College Coli
seum for the game, according to
Coliseum Director W. Z. Betts.
Coached and owned by Abe Sap-
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They are Goose Tatum, Marques
Haynes, Pop Gates, J. C. Gibson,
Josh Grider, Babe Pressley, Elmer
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Wilson and Johnny Wilson.
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are Ray Meyer of De Paul Univer
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Hall.
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UNC Tankmen
Place Fifth
In NCAA Meet
The Carolina swimming team put
the finishing touches on a very suc
cessful season by placing fifth in
the National Collegiate swimming
meet at Ohio State this past week
end. This is the best showing ever
made by a Southern team in the
Nationals.
The Tar Heels gathered fourteen
points which placed them behind
Yale, Ohio State, Michigan, and
Stanford in the team standings.
Michigan Stat tied Carolina for
fifth.
The best individual performance
for the home team was turned in
by co-captain Donnie Evans in the
150 yard individual medley. Evans
time of 1:33.6 was good enough to
place him third in the event.
The Tar Heels picked up eight
points by placing third in the free
style relay. Swimming for the team
were Evans, Buddy Baarcke, Stan
Tinkham, and Jack Edwards. Their
time was a respectable 3:31.6.
Sophomore Warren Heeman sur
prised everyone by placing sixth
in the 200 yard backstroke. Hee
man beat Tommy ' Runlap, N. C
State's highly rated backstroker,
in the preliminaries. His time in
qualifying was 2:15.3.
Buddy Baarcke placed sixth in
the 100 yard backstrpke. The offi
cial timers gave fourth place to
Baarcke but the finish judges gave
him sixth. His time was :59.6.
In the medley relay the Carolina
team turned in the fifth fastest
time in the qualifying rounds but
they did not qualify because they
were third in their heat. On the
first leg of the qualifying round,
Baarcke held his own with Ohio
State's Oyakawa who won two in
dividual events m the meet.
State, Jim Breder ' of Illinois, Bob
Rousey of Kansas State, and Norm
Swanson of Detroit.
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been grinding into shape for the
past few weeks, pointing for its
opening game of the 1953 season
tomorrow with Williams, here. The
Heels face another tough northern
foe on Saturday when Cornell in
vades Chapel Hill.
These first two games of the sea
son should give Coach Al Moore a
good idea how his team will stack
up with the best opposition. Caro
lina has never beaten a northern
club.
Returning from last year's squad,
which ran up a record of five wins,
six losses, and one tie, are veteran
attackers Ted Dawes, Dick Harrall,
Dick Pillsbury (all lettermen), and
Joe Walker. Co-Captain Walt Ernst
should give reliable strength at the
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termen Buck Barkley, Bob Linker,
Lou Wolfsheimer, newcomers Dick
returnee Joe Burrell.
A tight race is being staged for
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termen Tom Stokes, Earle Johnson
Mike Davis, and Charlie Friedman
are being pushed for their spots by
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Doug Styron, who played fresh
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