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FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1954
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RALPH CASEY
Carolina swimming coach
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Casey Unhappy About
Last Year's Swimmers
By John Hussey
Straight-faced swimming coach
Ralph Casey was somewhat un
happy about the showing of his
team duringthe past season. The
team was the worst one in the
past five years of Carolina swim
ming seasons.
Casey, who never has too much
to say about his teams, was es
pecially quiet about this one. "We
just didn't do very well. Maybe
next year it will be better. We'll
have the same boys back."
If coaches Ed Smyke (Emory),
Bump Gabrieson (Georgia), Fred
Lanoux (Ga. Tech) or some of the
other Southern swimming mentors
could hear what Casey said, they
would probably either die laugh
ing or tear their hair out. The
team over which the Carolina
coach was lamenting had a rec
ord of nine wins and two losses
and was generally regarded as
one of the top two teams in the
South! .
This may not be good for Caro-'
lina, since this year was the first .
time that a Tar Heel team lost a
dual meet in five seasons the loss
putting an end to 45 consecutive
dual meet victories which had
been accumulated by swimming
teams over, the past seasons. But
it is still nothing to cry about.
The swimming team of 1953,
back in the days of the quarter
system, went undefeated in twelve
dual meets, took eight out of thir
teen first places in the Southern
Conference Meet, and placed fifth
jn the NCAA, higher than any
other Southern team has ever
reached before. But from this team
Casey lost six menthree of them
All-Americans and all of them SC
champions. Among these were
Buddy Baarckle, sixth backstroker
in the nation and current record
holder in the 50-yd. butterfly, and
PiPhvPiKap
Finish Second
Clement And, Mebane
Get Individual Honors
By Dick Barkley . ,
The AD Pi-1 girls and the Law
School boys amassed 53 points
last night to capture first place
honors in the annual Winter
Sports Carnival held in Woollen
Gymnasium. They were given large
gold trophies for their winning
efforts and many outstanding per
formers received individual awards
for being victorious in their re
spective events.
Linda Clement and Al Mebane
took top honors in the foul shoot
ing department, and Walter None
man captured the "bait-casting"
event. Ann Carlton and Retchie
Smith emerged as the leading win
ners in the carnival games while
Donna BJair was another individ
ua winner as she took the "tether
ball" title.
Pi Phi and Pi Kap Phi finished
second in team results with 42 1
points. Alpha Gamma Delta and
Alexander took third place with
38 points and Spencer-Zeta Psi
finished fourth with 35. Smith and
Kap Psi had 34 to take fifth posi
tion while Mclver and (Theta Chi
was close behind with 33.
The summaries:
Foul Shooting Team: Smith,
and Kap Psi; Individual: Linda
Clement and Al Mebane.
Table Tennis Nurses-1 and
ATO.
Bait Casting Team: S.A.E.; In
dividual: Walter Noneman (Phi
Gam).
Box Hockey Law School
Shuffle Board Pi Beta Phi and
Pi Kappa Phi.
Volleyball Spencer and Zete.
Tether Ball Team: Pi Phi; In
dividual: Donna Blair.
Carnival Games Teams: Alpha
The Carolina varsity tennis team,
leading aspirants for the 1954 At
lantic Coast Conference crown, will
face .a 26-match' schedule this
spring.
Coach John Kenfield's Tar' Heels,
who last year traveled through 23
matches undefeated and captured
the Southern Conference title,
open their tough slate on March
31, facing Michigan State here.
The match with the Spartans will
also open a nine-day home stand
for Carolina.
This year's schedule again in-
. eludes a six-day Northern trip, on
which the Tar Heels will face such
foes as Williams, Amherst, Harv
ard, Wesleyan, Princeton and
Maryland.
ACC tournament action will take
place in Chapel Hill on May 13, 14,
and 15.
The schedule:
March 31, Michigan State here.
April 1, Dartmouth, here; 2,
Dartmouth, here; 5, Harvard, here
6, Harvard, here; 7, Williams, here;
9, Princeton, here; 10, Princeton,
here; 20, N.C. State at Raleigh; 21,
Kalamazoo, here; 22, Notre Dame,
here; 23, Notre Dame, here; 24,
Wake Forest at Wake Forest; 26,
Duke at Durham; 28, Rollins, here.
May 1, William and Mary at Wil
liamsburg, Va.; 3, Williams at Wil
liamstown, Mass.; 4, Amherst at
Amherst, Mass.; 5, Harvard at
Cambridge, Mass.; 6, Wesleyan at
Middletown, Conn.; 7, Princeton at
Princeton,' N. J.; 8, Maryland at
College Park, Md.; 12, Virginia
(pending), here; 13-15, Atlantic
Coast Conference Tournament,
here.
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