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THE DAILY TAR HEEL PAGE FIVE boiler FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1953 Deve.a aim Carolina Pounds 4 Maryland Pitchers; Meets Duke Today DEVEREAUX MEADOW, RAL EIGH, May 14 (Special) The Carolina baseball team defeated Maryland, 13-2, today in a game in which the Terps used four pit- Golf Tourney Starts Today; UNC Favored By Biff Roberts Carolina will defend its South ern Conference golf title at Winston-Salem's Old' Town Country Club today and tomorrow. It will mark the 'climax of Conference golf for three Tar Heel seniors. For the past three springs, Bob Black, Bill Williamson, and Jim Ferree have been fixtures on the Carolina team. In that period the Tar Heels have won 37 dual mat ches and lost but three. Unfortunately those three de feats were spread out as thin as was possible, one coming in each of the three seasons so that in not one of the campaigns could they claim an undefeated year. In 1951 Carolina had a 15-1 rec ord. Last year it was 14-1, with a loss in the final match of the year spoiling the record. This year, against slightly tougher competi tion, the team won eight and lost one. The dual meet record is note worthy in itself, but the Tar Heels added more to that last year at Old Town when they walked off with both the individual and the team championships. After being tied with Wake For est following the first day's play, the Tar Heels loosened up on the final eighteen to notch a 585 total and top the field by eight strokes. High Point's Tommy Langley, then a sophomore, won the indiv idual title with two even par rounds of 71 and a 36-hole total of 142. He joined the service, however, and will not be back to defend his crown or help his mates in the team race. But the three seniors should be able to keep things pretty well in hand. Black, the captain of the team, who is from Philadelphia, has played as the number-one man all year and could easily pick up the individual honors. chers and three catchers. In the first inning, the game looked as though it was going to be a pitcher's duel between Chal Port and Maryland's Grafton, when both sides were put down in order. But there was a complete change when Carolina came to bat in their half of the second. Catcher Ed Hooks started things off with a double. He came home on Connie Gravitte's two-bagger. Bruce Holt, who had been absent from the Carolina lineup for some time, knocked a 340-foot home run over the left-field wall, and from that moment on there was no stopping the Tar Heels. Every member of the" team came to bat in th,e second inning, and when it finally ended, Carolina was on the long end of a 7-0 score. In spite of the one-sided score, Maryland did manage to pick up eight hits. Carolina had 11 safe ties but scored most of. its runs on Terrapin errors. The three Maryland catchers had a total of five passed balls. Catcher Muth removed himself from the game when he made two of them in a row. Ed Hooks was the batting star for Carolina, picking up three hits in as many attempts, two of which were doubles. First baseman Bob Henning got two for four. The Tar Heels will face Duke in a semi-final game this afternoon. Five Tar Heels Make Quarterfinal In Conference Tennis Tournament Maryland ab Dilloian, 2b 3 Miller, ss Hanulak, cf Zatz, rf Baden, If Guiseppe, c . Weiss, p Dilworth, p Oberg, 3b Berliner, lb Gratton, p Duffey, p Nuth, c Doane, c Total UNC Lloyd 2b Dale, ss Keller, rf . Hooks, c Gravitte, cf . Holt, 3b Long, If Henning, lb Port, p Total Maryland UNC 4 4 4 2 0 1 1 3 3 0 0 2 1 28 ab 3 , 4 3 3 3 3 : 3 4 3 29 070 000 r h 0 0 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 po h e 2 2 0 0 10 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 7 0 0 1 0 2 r 2 3 2 2 1 1 1 1 0 0 2 0 8 h 1 1 1 3 1 1 0 2 1 0 0 2 0 3 0 18 8 po ft 1 3 0 2 3 1 0 6 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 2 e 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 0 13 11 330 010 0 1 21 8 x 13 1 2 DAVIDSON, May 14, (Special) Five Carolina players advanced into tomorrow's quarterfinal round of the Southern Conference tennis tournament as play in the annual affair got under way here today. Led by Del Sylvia, defending champion and captain of the team, the UNC contingent placed five out of the eight players in the quarterfinal round tomorrow. The other three are all from Duke and include Norm Shellenger, Buzzy Hettleman and Kess Deimling. In the doubles competition three of the Carolina teams entered in the tournament also advanced to the quarterfinals with one team playing tomorrow. Those advancing were Green and Sylvia, Browne and Payne, and Bradford and Thompson. Browne and Payne are the defending champions. The Tar Heel team suffered one j casualty as Sam Handel had to for feit his match to teammate Pete Green when he developed charlie horses in both legs. He will con tinue to play in the doubles to morrow with Ronnie Kerdasha. Sylvia drew a bye in the first round and won his second round i match against John Copf of David- Stickmen Journey To Charlottesville For its last match of the season, Carolina's lacrosse team will travel to Charlottesville where they will encounter the University of Vir ginia's national champions tomor row. The Tar Heels, owners of a 3-6 record, will be the underdogs against the Cavalier powerhouse. However, all three of the locals' wins occurred on their road trip to New England, so it seems as though they play much better when they are away from Chapel Hill. Coach Al Moore will probably call on Earl Johnson, Steve Trim ble, and Tommy Stokes to hold down the defense positions. Bucky Barkley, Dick Baker, and Jim Cole will start at the mdfield positions. Dick Harrall, Dick Pilsbury, and either Ted Dawes or Joe Walker will start at the midfield positions, mons to the attack spots. Lew Floyd, in his last game for Caro lina, will be on hand as goalie. Conference Outdoor Games At Duke Today And Saturday The Twenty-ninth Annual Sou thern Conference Outdoor Games will be held this Friday and Sat urday at Duke University. Duke, winner of the , indoor games, is favored to take first place. The other top contenders stack up as Maryland, VPI, and Carolina in that order, followed by VMI and South Carolina. The meet will see four of last year's champions returning. They are Buz Sawyer of N. C. State, Joel Shankle of Duke, Tom Hunt of West Virginia, and Bon Lank ford of VPI. All four of these are again rated to cop wins in their various events. In last year's games Shankle won both the high and low hurdles, while Hunt registered firsts in the shot put and discus, Sawyer took a win in the mile run and Lank ford won the high jump. Six of the visiting out of state teams will stay here in Chapel Hill, including four Virginia teams. The teams staying here will be Maryland, Davidson, VPI, Rich mond, VMI, and William and Mary. The top Carolina contenders in the Games will be Bill Cornell, Sonny Beall, and Bobby Bell in the hurdles; Bobby Barden in the two mile run, Charlie Yarborough in the broad jump, Bill Cornell in thej avelin, Roger Morris and Tom Higgins in the Shot put and Steve Marcinko in the 880-yard run. Morris, a sophomore from New ark, has tossed the shot 51 feet this season and may crack the loop record if he can get off an other heave like that. The Tar Heels will miss Jeff Newton and Harry Brown in the sprints. Jayvees Beat Gardner Webh In Ninth For Sixth Straight By John Hussey The Carolina jayvee baseball team brought its season to a close here yesterday with a 3-2 victory over Gardner Webb. Charlie Aycock, freshman from Washington, was the individual star for the Tar Heels. Entering the game in the sixth inning, he allowed the opponents only one hit and shut them out in the three frames he pitched A He received credit for the win, his fifth of the season against no defeats. Aycock was a standout on offen se. He singled in the winning run in the ninth inning with one out. Jack Woods took individual bat ting honors for the Tar Heels by getting two hits in three trips to the plate. It was the sixth consecutive win for the jayvees. Their overall re cord for the season was eight wins and three losses. Yesterday's game marked the first defeat of the season for Gardner Webb. They hold the title of state champions in the junior college division. Coach Henry House and his as sistant Pete Gillespie were very pleased with the outcome of the game and that of the entire sea son. Line score: Gar Webb 000 002 0002 5 0 Carolina 100 001 0013 7 1 Batteries: Gardner Webb My ers and Morrisett; Carolina Maultsby, Aycock (6), and Dodson. In The Majors American League Chicago 7, New York 5. Boston 5, Cleveland 4 (11 inn.) Detroit at Philadelphia, night. St. Louis at Washington, night. National League Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, night. New York at Cincinnati, night. Philadelphia at Chicago, ppd. rain. Brooklyn at St. Louis, night. NEW SHIPMENT OF SWIM SHORTS AND PLAY SHORTS in solid colors , and plaids , THE 1 N. COLUMBIA ST. son easily. He advanced to the quarterfinals by beating Bob Pay ne 6-2, 3-6, 6-2 in the, third round. Perhaps the most significant victory for a Tar Heel for the day was Don Thompson's win over Lacy Keesler of Davidson in a third round match. Keesler plays number one man for the Wildcats and is a very fine player. Tom Bradford, who also drew a first round bye, advanced into the circle of eight, by beating Ralph Paris of Duke and Corky Johnson of Davidson. Herb Browne made his advance with wins over Dave Schimmel of Duke and H. C. Koes ter of the Citadel. The summaries: First Round Singles Handel defeated Mem ory (WF), 6-2, 6-1; Green (UNC) defeated Johnson (WV), 6-1, 6-0; Payne defeated Greene (Davidson) 6-3, 6-4; Schellenger (Duke) de feated Kerdasha, 6-3, 6-3. Doubles Bradford and Thomp son defeated Dockrage and Wea thers (WF), 6-0, 6-2. Second Round Singles Thompson defeated Leach (WV), 6-0, 6-2; Bradford defeated Paris (Duke), 7-5, 6-4; Handel defeated Greene (Duke), 6-4, 4-6, 7-5; Green (UNC) defeat ed Allred (WF), 6-1, 6-1; Sylvia defeated Copf (Davidson), 6-4, 6-2; Payne defeated Plowgen (Citadel), 6-1, 6-1; Browne defeated Schim mel (Duke), 6-3, 8-6, 7-5. Doubles Green and Sylvia de feated Johnson and Bivens (Da vidson), 6-1, 6-1; Browne and Payne defeated Leach and John son (WV), 6-0, 6-1; Bradford and Thompson defeated Copf and Lynn (Duke); Kerdasha and Handel vs. Sneed and Green (Davidson), ppd. until tomorrow. Third Round Singles Thompson defeated Keesler (Davidson), 6-1, 5-7, 6-2; Bradford defeated Johnson (Da vidson), 6-4, 6-0; Green (UNC) de feated Handel by default; Sylvia defeated Payne, 6-3, 3-6, 6-2; Browne defeated Koester (Citadel), 6-4, 7-5. Spalding Air-Flight Golf Balls THE CAROLINA SPORT SHOP Know your car! Don't drive unless you know your safety is guaranteed. Drive in today and let us give your car a check up. We use PURE OIL Products for Servic" ing. POE MOTOR CO. GOEF BALLS A :tTiMi: wpit illllVlllLi VVMJIU. ML DESOTO 112 W. Franklin PH. 531 PLYMOUTH f ' ' J"- . : &r ..-.v-x-v.v.t.Sv.-:- v. - RESISTS SCUFEING, BRUISING, STAINS SPALDING does it again! 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