TUESDAY, MAY, 5, 1953 THE DAILY TAR HEEL PAGE THREE
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Devils Score
3 Winning Runs
In Sixth Inning
By Tom Peacock
Duke's Blue Devils scored three
runs in the sixth inning yesterday
to unseat Carolina from a tie for
first place in Big Four baseball
standings and take their first win
from the Tar Heels, 4-2.
Duke's Big Four record is now
4-2, Carolina's 3-3.
Carolina held a slim 2-1 lead, but
Duke pounded pitcher Chal Port
Carolina meets Wake Forest at
3:30 today on Emerson Field in
another Big Four baseball game.
with three hits plus an error that
gave it the 4-2 lead. Port only la
lowed seven hits in taking the loss,
while winning pitcher George Car
ver held Carolina to six hits over
the route.
The game started slow and slop
py, with the Tar Heels giving Car
ver a good ride, but the play and
his pitching settled down. The Tar
Heels committed four errors, in
cluding one for three bases. Only
one Duke run was earned.
Billy Werber opened the sixth
for Duke with a single, then scored
a minute later on a three base boot
by first baseman Bobby Henning.
Jake Tarr tripled Billy Lea home,
and Joe Brewer singled Tarr on
in to end the scoring.
Duke took a 1-0 lead in the
fourth on a hit and two errors.
Carolina came back in its half of
the fourth frame, scoring two runs
on three hits and an error. Frye
singled, Henning took first on an
error, and Harry Lee Lloyd scored
them both with a long double.
The box:
Carolina
Lloyd, 2b
Dale, ss
Motsinger, cf
Williams, 3b
Gravitte, rf
Frye, c
Long, If
Henning, lb
a-Holt
Mosier, lb
Port, p
b-Hooks
Marbry, p
Totals
Duke
Spangler, cf
Gibbons, rf
Clapp, If
"Werber, lb
Lea, ss
Tarr, c , -
LeClerq, 3b
Brewer, 2b
Carver, p
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.4 0 0 6 0 0
.2 0 0 0 2 0
.4 0 0 0 0 0
.311400
.4 0 1 2 0 0
. 3 1 0 10 0 2
.0 0 0 0 0 0
.0 0 0 2 0 0
.2 0 0 0 0 0
.1 0 0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0' 1 0
-33 2 6 27 9 4
ab. r. h. po. a. e.
.4 0 1 4 0 0
.4 0 1 3 0 0
.4 0 0 4 0 0
.4-1 1 7 1 0
.4 2 0 3 0 0
.413511
.300130
.4 0 1 0 2 1
.4 0 0 0 0 0
.35 4 7 27 7 2
Totals
a Walked for Henning in 8th.
b Flied out for Port in 8th.
Duke 000 103 0004
Carolina 000 200 0002
Runs batted in: Lloyd 2, Lea Le
Clerq, Brewer, Tarr. Two base
hit: Lloyd. Three base hit: Tarr.
Stolen bases: Gibbons, Tarr. Dou
ble plays: Williams, Lloyd and
DARK STAR, HENRI MORENO UP, an outsider, flashes across the finish line, a neck ahead of fa
vorite Native Dancer, to win the 79th running of the Kentucky Derby. The time for the mile and one
quarter was two minutes and two seconds flat, three-fifths of a second off the derby and track record.
Invigorator finished in the show position.
Pass The Commercials And Stand Back, Ma;
Fearless Fraley Scans Sport Scene Via TV
By Oscar Fraley
NEW YORK Pass the bandages
and plenty of aspirin.
For an entire weekend. Fearless
Fraley covered the sporting scene
by television. I am now the best
shaved and most hung-over sports
writer extant meaning a length
and a bunt removed from complete
extinction.
Apparently somebody sold me
the wrong information. Because I
had heard that this year the video
advertisers had been admonished
to quit shilling for their products
before the bell rang or the inning
ended. All I can say is that if
they are living up to this formula,
the customers who stayed with
'em this far would make Rocky
Graziano look like Little Lord
Fauntleroy.
Old Fearless did pretty good
through two prize fights and the
Kentucky Derby. I figure you have
to give the sponsor a brerk. So
every time they said "shave," I
shaved. Just as the winner hit the
wire in the Kentucky Derby they
lost a customer for good. At that
moment I scraped away the last
of my hirsute roots.
After the result was posted, I
felt like using the razor once more
two points due south.
But it was the baseball double
header on Sunday which really got
me. If you ever sit through one
of those, take a word of advice
from a sorrowful sitter. Break
faith with the sponsor.
I didn't.
It way- kind of fun for awhile.
Henning, Lloyd, Dale, and Mosier.
Left on bases: Duke 5, Carolina 10.
Base on balls off: Carver 6, Mar
bry 1. Struck out by: Port 4,
Carver 4. Hits off: Port 7 in 8,
Carver 6 in 9. Losing pitcher: Port.
Time: 2:10. Umpires: Vanderhoof
and Smith.
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Went something like this:
As the game opened, the an
nouncer in hearty tones suggested
that we try this "mild, light nec
tar." I did.
This went on, in between innings
when the teams were chnaging
sides: between innings when a re
lief pitcher had to be rushed in
from the bull pen, and at every
possible break in the game and
sometimes when there weren't any.
Of course, I missed the only
rhubarb of the game and the home
run which won the contest. But
you can't have everything if you're
gonna keep that glass filled.
I'm not sure, but I think it was
the wait between the end of the
first game and the start of the
second game which got me. Any
how, by the time the umpire called
Tennis Team Defeats Williams
For Nineteenth Straight Win
WDXIAMSTOWN, Mass., May 4. (Special) Carolina's Southern
Conference champion tennis team took its 19th match without a loss,
7-2, here today against Williams College.
The Tar Heels played on asphalt courts for the first time this year
today as the regular courts were
covered with water. The weather
was clear and windless today, how
ever. .
Sophomore Herb Browne, play
ing number one, aeieatea uick
' The tennis team plays a match
with Amherst College in Am
herst, Mass. today.
"play ball" the kids were safely
over at the neighbors' house, the
kitchen looked like it had been hit
by a blizzard of bottle caps and
Old Fearless was riding high in the
old rocking chair.
"Fill 'em up again and settle
back," the man ordered.
Sho I shettled back and deshided
thish wash pretty good old game,
old pal. Shmart feller not to have
to battle thosh crowds and not
worry about thosh Shunday driv
ers. Beshides there wush only nine
more innings.
Thish fellahs undourtub un
doublet wel, he'sh right, anyhow.
Thish ish a fine ole "mild, light
brew" and ishn't about time fer
us to fill thish glash up s'more.
Have to order shix cases fer nex'
Shunday's double header. Have to
get televishun shet fized, too. Can't
shee the pickshure anymore.
Squires 8-6, 2-6, 9-7 in the day's
match. Squires is national squash
champion. The Tar Heels won all
their singles matches, but lost noe
and two doubles.
The summaries:
Singles Browne (UNO over
Squires, 8-6, 2-6, 9-7; Bradford
(UNO over Symington 5-7, 6-3,
6-2; Thompson (UNC) over Brown-
ell, 6-3, 6-3; Payne (UNC) over
Kesel, 6-3, 6-2; Handel (UNC) over
Zeigler, 6-0, 6-3; Green (UNO over
Marciano Invites Walcott
To Meet Him In Flick
HOLLAND Mich. (Special)
To keep the pre-fight ballyhoo
going, heavyweight champion
Rocky Marciano has invited chal
lenger Joe Walcott to meet him
at the movies in Chicago May 8.
The movies would be those of
the fight in which Marciano lifted
the title from Walcott and would
prove, Marciano claims, that there
was "nothing dirty about my part
of the fight."
They meet in the ring again in
Chicago May 15.
Folkerson, 6-2, 6-0.
Doubles Squires and Symington
(W) over Bradford and Thmopson,
6-4, 6-2; Brownell and Kesel (W)
over Payne and Browne, 6-4, 1-6,
6-4; Gustafson and Kerdaha (UNC)
over Zeigler and Folkerson, 6-4,
6-1. .
Girl's Tennis Club Meets
Meredith College Today
The girls' Tennis Club's sched
uled match with Wake Forest
Thursday was rained out. The club
will play its first match today at
3 o'clock with Meredith on the
varsity courts.
Playing singles for Carolina will
be Nancy Gerlach, Carolyn John
son, Sandy Donaldson, Louise Mil
ligan, Jane Carey, and Ann For
sythe. Carolyn Johnson and Sandy
Donaldson, Frankie Allan and Jane
Carey, and Jo Demming and Jo
Murphy will play doubles.
I MURALS I
Today's Horseshoes
7:00 Beta vs. winner of (Kap
Sig-1 vs. Sig Nu-1); Zetes-1 vs.
winner of (Phi Gam-1 vs. Sig Nu-2
7:40 Winner of (Pi Gam-4) vs.
winner of Pi Lamb-1 vs. SPE-2).
Today is the final day for Big
Four sports day tryouts.
"The shame! My son flunking
Bartender School for not using
Angostura in Manhattans!"
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MAKES BETTER DRINKS
That zestful tang you taste in every good
' Manhattan is the result of a generous dash of
Angostura Bitters. You can enjoy that tang on
foods, too. Try it on grapefruit. Delicious!
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