THURSDAY, MAY 6. 1954
THE DAILY TAR HEEL PAGE THREE
Wake Forest Southpaw Misses
Shut-Out Because Of 2 Errors
Bruton's Fine Relief Work Comes Too Late;
Bruce Holt Gets Three Hits; Long Stars Afield
By DICK BARKLEY f Bruton, who is becoming the
Coach Walter Rabb's Carolina workhorse of the Carolina mound
baseball team failed to beat Wake staff, was very effective in his re
Forest's Lowell "Lefty" Davis for lief chore. Only in the fourth
me mira lime this season as the when Billy Lyles and Ben Tatum
Deacons whipped the Tar Heels, singled for the Deacons fourth
4-2, yesterday afternoon at Emer-; run, was he in any trouble
un ikm. A1 made the ielding play
uavis, wno set down the Carolina j of the season when he caught Har
boys 6-1 and 6-2 earlier in the year,' ris' Long drive in the ninth with
allowed seven hits, three by Bruce his back to the plate.
Holt He struck out five, includ- The box:
ing clean-up batter Joe Mosier Vvake Forest
three times. j Tatum, 3b
Lefthander Jim Scearce started Harris, 2b
for the (Tar Heels but was through McKeel, cf
after only one inning in which
Wake Forest scored three times on
two singles and two doubles. Doug
Bruton came on- in the second and
was touched for only four singles
in the final eight frames.
Carolina missed a golden oppor
tunity to score in the initial stanza
when Harry Lloyd's infied hit was
followed by two straight walks. But
Fred Dale, who had forced Lloyd,
was cut down at the plate attempt
ing to score on a wild pitch.
Bruce Holt led off the second
inning with a solid hit to center
but was left stranded at first. But
in the fifth frame, Ed Hooks sin
gled over third and went to second j Hooks, c
on an error. Al Loner then- eintrlorl.S Woods
to left to drive Johnny Woods,
running for Hooks, across the
plate. '
The Tar Heels picked up their
final run in the sixth when Connie
Gravitte scored on an error. He
had singled and moved around on
Holt's safe blow. With the tying
run on second base in the same
inning, Harry Lloyd popped out
to end the threat.
owe
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Tennis Team Stops
arvard Nefitien
H
Newton Sets Track Record;
Is DTH Athlete Of The Week
By LARRY SAUNDERS
Last Saturday was a big day for
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. AJP)- The'terday's match was the fourth of racing. At Churchill Downs, De-
Carolina tennis team gained their ; the journey, all of which they have termined won the Kentucky Derby
seventeenth win of the season here ' won easily. They will face Prince- and at Duke Stadium, Carolina's
yesterday when they toppled Har-!ton "tomorrow at Princeton. The Jeff Newton set a new school rec
vard's undefeated Iw Leaeue lead-' Tigers gained an even split in two ord a new Duke Stadium record,
1 MOIt, C-
Cole, rf
Livengood, If
Waggoner, lb
Lyles, ss
Davis, p
ab
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Totals
32 8 27 10
ers, 9-0.
Bobby Payne, playing in the
number three position "for the Tar
The tennis team will face Wes
leyan Colfege at Middleton,
Conn., in the fifth match of their
seven contest tour this afternoon.
Heels, retained his unbeaten rec
ord for the year when he easily
toppled Harvard's George Rauh,
6-1, 6-0.
The Carolina netters are cur
rently in the midst of a seven
game tour through the East. Yes-
North Carolina
Lloyd, 2b
Dale, ss
Long, If
: Mosier, lb
Gravitte, cf
B. Holt, 3b
Keller, rf
Maultsby, c .
Scearce, p
Bruton, p
b Williams
ab
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High School
Trackmen Run
Friday
Frosh Victorious
Two Tar Baby athletic teams,
the tennis and baseball squads,
came through with wins against
Big Four . opposition yesterday.
The undefeated freshman net
ters, paced by Ed Hudgins and
Bob Bortner, whitewashed the
Duke Blue Imps on the varsity
courts, 8 0, yesterday afternoon.
And the Tar Baby baseball
team, faring much better than
their varsity counterparts, top
pled the Demon Deaclets, 6-2,
in a game played at Wake Forest
yesterday.
Totals
a Ran for Hooks in 5th.
35 7 27 13
b Grounded out for Bruton in
9th.
Wake Forest 300 100 0004
North Carolina 000 011 0002
R Harris, L. Holt, Cole, Lyles,
Gravitte, Woods. E Tatum, Har
ris. RBI L. Holt, Livengood 2, Ta
tum, Long. 2B McKeel, Cole. SB
McKeel. S Waggoner, Harris.
DP Dale, Lloyd, and Mosier. Left
Wake Forest 7, North Carolina
9. BB Off Davis 3, Bruton 4. SO
by Bruton 4, Davis 5. HO Scearce
4 in 1; Bruton 4 in 8. PB Hooks.
Loser Scearce. T 2:10. U Fair
cloth and Hall.
From three hundred fifty to four
hundred high school athletes will
begin invading Chapel Hill today
for the fortieth annual ' inter
scholastic track meet to be held at
Fetzer Field tomorrow.
Cindermen from 24 schools
throughout the state are entered
in the all day affair, two more
than last year, and several events
will be close, according to perform
ances of individuals and teams re
ecutive Secretary of the North
ceived by L. J. (Hap) Perry, Ex
Carolina High School Athletic As
sociation, who is in charge of the
meet.
Scoring counts 5, 3. 2, 1 for the
first four finishers in order, who
will receive individual awards. A
challenge team trophy will be
awarded to the winning team.
Trial heats will be run at 11
o'clock in the dashes and hurdles,
the field events start at 2:30 and
i tracK iinais ai j.
matches with the Tar Heels earlier
this year at Chapel Hill.
The Summary
Browne (C) defeated Graven.
64, 6-4. -
Bradford (C) defeated Harris,
6-3, 4-6, 64.
Payne (C) defeated Rauh, 6-1,
6-0.
Thompson (C) defeated Haegler,
6-4, 5-7, 6-2.
Green (C) defeated Mann, 7-5,
6-3.
Browne and Bradford defeated
Rauh and HaegTer, 6-1, 3-6, 6-4.
Payne and Green defeated
Spencer and Possart, 6-2, 6-1.
Thompson and Kerdasha de
feated Stone and King, 6-4, 6-2.
and tied the Carolina-Duke dual
meet record when he ran- the 100
yard dash in 9.6 seconds. For his
outstanding . performance against
Carolina.
"We knew he had talent," Coach
Dale Ransom said about Newton,
"but he has been spending most
of his time playing football." New
ton is probably most famous for
his two touchdowns against Notre
Dame last season. "This should re
ally be his sophomore year in
track," Ransom continued, "but he
graduates in June." Coaches Ran
som and Joe Hilton agree that
the Blue Devils, Newton has been:Newton h d . amazingly
chosen as the Daily Tar Heel Ath
lete of the Week.
Record setting is nothing new to
Newton. His first record was'set
in the First ACC Indoor Track
Meet held here last winter.
good job considering his limited
competition."
Newton's 100-yard performance
against Duke was one of the most
exciting races seen this season. "It
Nevv-.was neck and neck almost all th
ton turned in a 6.2 performance wav betwppn mntain Warrv Rmmn
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Yack pictures for the track
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noon. All members of the squad
report to Fetier Field at 3 p.m.
Track And Golf Teams
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Thinclads Face UVa.
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5:0O-Field 2, ATO vs. TEP;
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Today's Tennis
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5:00 Manley vs. Winner (Con
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7:40 Phi Gam-1 vs. Winner
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8:20 Pi KA-1 vs. AK Psi; Phi
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in the 60-yard dash for the con
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showings, the dark haired, 20 year-
old from Raleigh has had
track experience. He ran
and Newton, Ransom relates., "ft
wasn't until the finish line that
Newton edged ahead of his team-
little mate. He won the race by inches."
only I Newton also runs the 220 and ran
three meets as a freshman, four .that race in 21.5 seconds against
as a soph and four more as a jun- the Duke harriers. Despite his
ior. Newton had no high school j performances the (Tar Heels lost
track experience when he entered, to Duke, 73-57
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