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Tar Heel Courtmen Whip
Duke, 6-3 For Ninth Win
By JOHN JUSTICE
Carolina's smooth-stroking tennis
team ran its ACC seasonal record
to 6 0 and hurdled the chief barrier
to a perfect conference record by
downing the Duke netmcn, 6-3 yes
terday afternoon.
The match, played here, saw
Marshall Happcr's seven match win
ning streak broken by Fred Ruben,
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6-0, 9-7. Happcr's record now stands
at 7-5.
In the top match of the day, Tar
Heel captain Geoff Black got by Joe
Gastoa in a squeaker, 6-3, 4 6, 8-6.
That match was the only one to go
three sets, but the number three
doubles match required the most
games. Duke's Claude Jack and
Leonard Graham defeated Phil Cau
sey and Walker Lockett, 11-9, 13-11
in a match ended in almost com
plete darkness.
Singles 1. Black (C) defeated
Gaston 6-3. 4-6, 8-6. 2. Sylvia C
defeated Katz 6-3, 11-9. 3. Keys (C)
defeated Barton 6-1, 6-3. 4. Ruben
(D) defeated Happcr 6-0, 9-7. 5.
Lockett (C) defeated Robbins 6-4.
6- 2. 6. Graham (D) defeated Ricks
7- 5, 6-4.
Doubles 1. Happer and Sylvia (C)
defeated Gaston and Katz 9-7, 6-4.
2. Black and Keys (C) defeated
Barton and Ruben 6-1, 6-0. 3. Jack
and Graham (D) defeated Lockett
and Causey 11-9, 13-11.
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DAILY TAR HEEL
lacrosse Team
Loses 70-4 To
Virginia Frosh
Carolina's lacrosse team lost its
first game -when the Virginia fresh
men, pouring through six goals in
the second quarter, won 10-4 here
yesterday.
About 200 fans were on hand to
see the hard hitting Tar Heels hold
the Virginians scoreless a quarter
before letting them jump to a quick
6-1 half-time lead.
After the intermission the play
became more equal withthe Caval
iers outscoring the Tar Heels 4-3
in the final half.
Attackman Spense Everett led the
Tar Heel effort with three goals.
Two were unassisted and the other
was a beautiful snow-bird shot after
a perfect feed half-way across the
field by defenseman Frank Riggs.
Les Sutorius made the other Caro
lina goal.
Virginia goals were by Ken Marty,
John Storkeson (2), John Spilman,
Cal Ewing (2), High Leviseur (2),
Bud Judkins and Jim Irvine.
Virginia made good use of its su
perior stick handling ability and de
spite crashing body checks by the
Carolina defense kept the ball pret
ty well under control. Carolina
goalie Al Walters had his work cut
out for him and made quite a few
saves.
The Tar Heel squad will again
play at home next week when Duke
plays here next Wednesday. Caro
lina has defeated Duke twice this
year.
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By C. J. UNDERWOOD
The Pfeiffer Junior College Fresh
men sent thirteen men to the plate
in the eighth inning and by the
time the dust had settled down sev
en big runs had come across to
sew up an 11-4 victory over the Car
olina frosh here yesterday.
Before the uprising, Roland Nob
lia had. given the Tar Babies a 4-2
lead in the fourth when he lined a
fast ball all the way to the score
board in deep left-center for a three
run homer.
, As they did in Tuesday's battle
with Duke, Coach Pat Earey's year
lings fell behind quickly in the first
by committing three miscues that
allowed two runs to score.
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brief pitching duel with Pfeiffer
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trio of grounders managed to sneak
through the infield to begin the win
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