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The fishing contest, which is
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has had the deadline extended to
May 18 at 12:00 p.m. The three
types of fish in the contest are
bass, brim, and crappie.
The prizes for the winners will
be certificates, and they will be
awarded on Monday, May 18, at
7:30 in 301-B Woollen Gym.
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Ben Harding Homers To Give
Carolina 3-2 Win Over State
By ELLIOTT COOPER
Seeing that it was getting late
and that his teammates were not
hitting State's John Scott, Tar Heel
pitcher Ben Harding took things
into his own hands in the bottom
of the eleventh inning and unload
ed a long home run to deep left
center to give Carolina a 3-2 vic
tory over the Wolfpack at Elmer
son Stadium yesterday.
The Tar Heel co-captain didn't
waste any time in getting the job
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done either as he laced into Scott's
first pitch and drove it all the way
to the left-field hedge. By virtue
of the homer the senior lefthand
er, who came on in the eighth in
ning in relief of Ben Hammett and
Bob Deaton, evened his won-lost
record at 2-2.
For the Wolfpack the loss was
their third of the season to Caro
lina and certainly no sign of the
debt of gratitude which the Tar
Heels owe them for defeating
Wake Forest on Wednesday.
Five Sophs Start
Carolina Coach Walter Rabb
started five sophomores as most of
the regulars rode the bench during
the early part of the game. Dea
ton, who opened the game for the
Tar Heels, worked five scoreless
frames and held State to but three
hits before being pulled so that
Hammett could get a workout.
Against the big righthander the
Pack was virtually helpless as they
could hit nothing up in the air.
Of the first fifteen outs in the game
first baseman Vaughn Bryson re
ceived credit for 13 as everything
was grounded out.
Tar Heels Score
The Tar Heels jumped on State
hurlcr Jim Overby for two runs
in the third and it was quite
awhile before they scored again.
Bryson led off the second with a
single, advanced one base on a
wild pitch, moved to third on Dea
ton's long fly to center, and scored
when Harold Workman got on on
an error.
Workman eventually scored him
self as he stole home when State
catcher Latham Smith made a
throw down to second base for no
reason at all thus giving the Caro
lina shortstop the opportunity to
tally an easy run.
The Wolfpack greeted Hammett
rudely in the top of the sixth as
they came up with three singles to
chop the Carolina lead to 2-1.
Two frames later the Pack tied
things up on Don Hafer's double
and Smith's single.
After their two-run third the
Carolina attack lay in a dormant
condition until Harding's homer
sent the few remaining fans away
happy. From the fourth on the
Tar Heels were never able to get
more than one hit per inning.
THE BOX
N. C. State
Story, rf
Hill, rf
Lancaster, If
Easom, 3b
Hafer, cf
Wells, lb
Sparrow, 2b
Cox, ss
Smith, c
Overby, p
fccott, p
Totals
N. Carolina
Workman, ss
Craver, 2b
Frady, If
Burgwyn If, rf
Hollers, if
Crump, If
Bolick, c
Baldwin, c
Norton, 3b
Camp, 31)
Saintsing, cf
Griffin, cf
Bryson, lb
Deaton, p
Hammett, p
Harding, p
Totals
N. C. State 000 C01 010 00 2
N. Carolina 002 0C0 000 01 3
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3 0 0 0
4 0 10
5 0 0 0
5 2 3 0
5 0 10
3 0 0 0
5 0 2 1
5 0 2 1
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3 0 0 0
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AB R H RBI
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5 0 10
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10 0 0
3 0 0 0
2 0 0 0
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2 0 10
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Intramural Awards Given
To Best Organizations
Gastonia To Be
Title Game Site
By J. C. UNDERWOOD
To the delight of all Carolina
baseball fans, State College went
o Winston-Salem Wednesday after
noon and thrashed out a startling
9-2 victory over Wake Forest, thus
leaving the Deacons, Tar Heels,
and Clemson all at the top of the
ACC ladder with 9-5 records.
The Wolfpack's heroics in the
Twin City will necessitate a play
off to determine the league cham
Wake Forest concluded an after
noon of hard luck when they lost
a flip of the coin with Carolina im
mediately after the game to decide
who would play Clemson in the
playoff's first round.
Carolina's exhibition game with
Wake in Thomasville this Satur
day night has been cancelled.
Therefore, league directors have
established Thomasville as the site
for the Wake Forest-Clemson con
test with game time set for 8 o'
clock that night.
The Tar Heels will then meet
the winner on Monday night in
Gastonia for the ACC title and the
right to enter the NCAA regional.
which begin June 4th.
Carolina will hold a workout to
night on Durham's Erwin Field at
7 o'clock in order to accustom it
self to playing under the lights.
Coach Walter Rabb indicated
that, in all probability, Harold
Stowe will be the Tiger's mound
choice, opposing the Deac's Bob
Plemmons. Should Clemson win,
the Tar Heels, according to Rabb,
will face lefty Ty Cline.
A Wake Forest triumph would
force Coach Gene Hooks to call on
Jimmy Harrell to go against Caro
lina, though Bob Lawrence is a
possibility.
Frosh Travel To Duke
The Carolina Freshmen baseball
ers journey to Durham today for
a game with Duke that could de
cide the first place finisher in the
frosh Big Four.
The Imps, fresh from a 1-0 tam
ing of State's WolHflets in their
last outing, have dropped only two
Big Four decisions while the Tar
Babies have lost three.
This will be the season's finale
for Carolina.
Bank on the future but don't
write checks against it.
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SAE and DKE Fraternities. Joy-
ner Dormitory and the Medical
School copped the Annual Intra
mural Organization Championships
n their divisions and were present
ed with the winning trophies last
night at the Annual Awards Meet
ing in Woollen Gym.
Pearce Weaver, Milton Nelson
and Duane Johnson were winners
of the Kay E. Lewis Memorial
Awards for the most outstanding
Intramural managers. These man
agers received the most coveted
award for their outstanding mana
gerial work during the year. Weav
er represented the DKE Fraternity,
Nelson, Avery Dormitory and John
son, the Law School.
Winning Manager's Awards went
to Walter Brown of the SAE Fra
ternity, Maurice Rhodes of Joyncr
Dormitory and Claud Grigs and
Carl Bntt of Medical School.
The Grail Award for the Most
Outstanding Participants in each
division went to James Kelly (SAE),
Milton Nelson (Avery) and Howard
Light (Peacocks). These men com
piled the largest individual point
total during the year.
Walter Rabb Organizational Par
ticipation Awards went to PiKA
Fraternity, Cobb Dormitory and the
Law School. These organizations,
under the direction of managers
Frank Martin, Tom Cordle and
Duane Johnson respectively, had
the best participation for the year
in their divisions. This award was
initiated at the beginning of the
1958-59 school year to encourage
more participation in Intramural
Activities.
It was the last meeting of the
year for the Intramural Managers.
Director Walter Rabb praised the
managers for their fine work and
cooperation during the year.
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