IAGE TOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960
COOPER'S
COLUMN
By ELLIOTT COOPER
SPORTS EDITOR
Fencing Team I o Hold
Three-Way AAeet Here
Till. CAROLINA HAM HALL team kit Chapel Hill
usttiday altcniooii lor ilic sunny tpnliiies 1 (iainc.sN illc,
I lii til.i. Attoiilin.; to tluii olliti.tl "itinerary" the Tar Heel
l.isehalkt wete supposed to hae spent last nilit in Colum
bia, South ('..noliii... Continuatin on the travel schedule, it
says that the Tat Heels will anie this morning at 7 'loek,
and lease Columhia lor Staieshoro. lieoria .it whit, h point
they ill take a hieak lor a shoit two-hour svoikout.
Arrival time at (iainessille is listed lor between 10 and
n o'tlotk this eseninj;. Tomoiiow practice sessions are sup
jiosed to I),- he'd at nine in the morning and three in the
alternoon with Monday, I uesday. and Wednesday bein; tlc-
Ey ROBIN BRITT
The Carolina's fencing team will
hold a three way fencing meet with
Virginia .Military Institute anl In
ternational "V" of Baltimore, Mary
land, this afternoon.
The match will be held on the
main floor cf Woollen Gymnasium
and will be-ia at 1:00 p.m. All
three weapons - foil, epee, and sa
bre - will be featured, and three
strips will lx used, one for each
weaion, simultaneously.
Season Record
Carolina's fencing team has com
piled a 3-3 win-loss record this sea
son. It has split tw& meets with
V. M. I., Carolina winning the first,
and V. M. I. the second. Today's
meet will det Tinine the scries as
voted to time ball ' lines against Moiida. Alter that last fou
lest Wednesday alternoon the Carolina- squad will onee again j the two compete hi this final one of
Ixi.lfil flu Imv Hid In-. id li ir luimi- ! l-vt 1 1 1 1 1 ii i i ivlin li ii , tile Season.
The Tar
Mipposed to be leathed bs N o'tlotk Ihursdav night.
Due to the fat t that f aster tomes late this year this
.southern journey is being made to Cainessille rather than
Tallahassee, (her ihe holiilass eat h season Florida State tuns
II'-.-l team will be led
by its captain, ioilsman Charles
Luchs. Richard Jackson will also
fence in foil. Clarence Simpson, who
in m rrrr.it meet won ;;11 Hire.' bouts
a tournament and insites most ol the outstanding scjuads injtixm highly rated Ohio State, will
the south to tome down. The Tar Heels have taken pait in i .present Carolina in cpe along
with Hob Bernhardt and (li! Lorenz.
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Gus Williams. Charley Williams and
Foster Thomas will compose the
sabre team. Dave Kvans and Pebley
Barrow coach the group. "The first
action will find the t.so siskins
teams facing each other on each of
the three strips at one o'clock.
this affair in pies ions sens Inn cannot this time bet.iu.se thes j
base to plav legiilar ACC tonfeiente games during the s. -cation.
Coath Walter R.'hb is in hopes that next year his team
svill be bat k in Tallahassee lor its litst seseral ga-me.s.
DISCI SM.(i I HI. U'COMIM. games Rabb said that
he uill "lis to soik most ol the boss 'into the three games
a ninth as possible." With the stait ol the home season less
than a week away however, the e oat h stated that his first
team svill pi. is mote than he oiiginally had planned. When
ihe snows tame along and ihiew a wteinh into the practice
.sessions heie. it put the team way behind s hedule. lietause
of this Rabb will gise his liist string most ol the woik in or
tlti totis andgt t it reads lot l i iday's game w ith Dartmouth.
"II nothing happens." Rabb stated. "I'll start lien Il.mi
rnett in the opener against Florida because he is a better to'd
weather pin her than Wasne Young." The coach went on the
sav that he intends to use two or three huileis in each of (he
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FENCERS IN ACTION
160 Points Awarded To
Three Intramural Teams i
Divisional basketball champions I
Zeta Psi. Dtv.ta! School and Phi
Delt White each picked up ItiO big ;
points for their participation in bas- j
ketball competition, the Intramurals i
department announced yesterday, j
Dorm champ Everett got 111), los-1
Eight Horses Entered
In Gulfstream Race
MIAMI, Fla. Four big horses
and four lonyshots line up Satur
day in the $100,000 added Gulf
.siri aiii Park Handicap-last, big raca
lor older thoroughbreds on Flori
iia's racing calendar.
r.rookmeade Stable's Sword Dan-
games although some ol his pittheis. "aie in tondition to j rr.jj 10 point.s because 01 a regular
thiow si 01 seven innings nw." With eight pittheis mak
ing; the nip. Rabb will base enough ol a stall s() th..t he tan
his plans lor totaling the mound duties.
stit k to
"WHAI Wl. MID MOST light now," Rabbton
tiniu d, "is hitting practiie and wo, k on plav situations." As
I01 the sarsity stpiad that he is ti.king to 1 lorida. the coath
Mated that because ol l.r k ol space he is basing to leave be
hind seseral plasers who he would like to take along. Into
this t l.'ss he put sophomoie puttiers jolm Hccn ami H0I1
Watker along with liist baseman Dee l iadv and sctoud sack-
er Paul Ssving.
Outsiile ol lout siphouioie pitt heis. thiid baseman I en
DeMolio is the onls other liist-' ear man making the trip.
"He is a good piospeit." ,s, :d Rabb. "and swings the bat
ssell, but he still has a lot to leain." lasted as a catcher oil
the 1 osier, jiuiioi Caiioll Iiolitk ui.is 1 1 1 1 1 1 out to be one of
the Tai Heels liist suing outlicldus. "He impiosetl his hit
ling a whole loi by p'asing last siuimiei," the toadi said,
"ami is going to be lighting lor a position somcwhcie." One
plaser who has impressed Rabb oser the piattite j)eriotl has
been co-t apt.iiu Jolinns Iiuigwyn. "johnny is knot king the
toser till the ball, ! nd when he hits ihe- ball nosv it just
m reams."
season forfeit.
Folio-wing Zeta Psi in the frater
nity blue division were Kappa Sig
ma 1 142.74 , Sigma Xu 1 1.''J.74 .
Beta U3t).74 and Delta Sis U21.70'.
Trialing the D.-ntal school in the
Grad deparinuMt were Peacocks
1.")7.00, Law School ( 131.74 .Med
School f 115.45 and Grad History ;
'!I2.87.
Alter Everett in 'the' lt)rmitory
competition were Uuifin n:54.77,
Parker '131.77', Cobb '12177' an
Lewis I17.lt'.
Following champion Phi Delt in
the Fraternity white division were
Sigma Xu ir7.(0, Chi Psi (141.50'.
A TO '12!) (H)i and TF.P (12:.:W.
DKF and Kap Sig also had 12.".33.
Ba.skitball is the second of tlnve
major points sports to be calcul
ated in the points standings. Foot
ball was previously t-jlalkd, with) next Tuesday anl a
trnly softbail remaining. Minor andpictu:-.? will appear.
.-er at 127 pounds. Cain Hoy Stable's
Fold Fagle at 126, Mrs. Tilyou
Christopher's Amerigo, 123, and
Calumet Farm's On-and-On. 121, are
the top four in the mile and a
quarter feature.
Opposing these will be Elmen
dvirt's Day Court and Mrs. Q. A.
Shaw McKean's Polylad. each under
113; Frank J. Kecio's Noble Sel at
HO and Chasmar Stud Farm's
Tiackdown under 10!).
11 all eight start, the ratv svill
net the winner $71,300 from a gross
ci $112.5:K).
Th - '(.recast calls for fair and
ulckv wea.lier with a fast track
I like'.y at post tiiiv? of 4:45 p.m. EST.
i Ba':i Eagle, winner of the recent
YYiaencr. rales the favorite off his
; :cjrd and workouts. Manuel Vcaza
will ride the bay 5-year-old son of
Nas.u'.Lh. who drew the inside post
I ;,,;Sition.
Intrasquad Tilt
At Duke Called
Durham Snow has played hav
oc with Duke University's off-season
football drills and. Coach Bill
Murray has called off the annual
'Blue-White" game originally sched
uled for this afternoon.
Murray said an informal scrim
mage would be held today and that
practices would continue through
Frilay, March 25, which ends the
period allowed under NCAA ruks.
Despite the fact that the schedule
was irregular, Murray expressed
himself as "pleased" with the prog
ress of the Blue Devils.
"They really have enthusiasm",
he said. "Last week when the snow
came and the maintenance crews
were busy with the sidewalks and
streets of the campus, our squad ob
tained shovels and cleared off the
practice field in order to get in
their regular drills."
Murray and his aides have their
work cut out for them. Practically
the entire line from tackle to tackle
was lost along with the quarter
back and the fullback situation is
still a problem.
Of the 10 men holding down the
jobs on the No. 1 and No. 2 teams
at th? tackles, guards, and center.
only three return. They are Art
Browning, the abli.- left guard and
placckick.r, Butch Allie, alternate
center with Ted Royall and Moose
Bosson, No. 2 right tackle.
Gone a:e both left tackles, Don
Den-ne. and Jim Slvolford, the No.
2 left guard. Km Bostian, the other
center, Tt d ILyall. the No. 1 and
I No. 2 right guards in Mike McGee
and Ed Lycn and the No. 1 right
tackle .Jim Gartner.
Don Alt man. a reserve last sea
lie 'uled to take over at
quarterback an 1 is the only candi
date with g.imc expo ience. A flock
of hopetuis aie being tried at full
back. Only the v.ds where Bob Spada,
Tee Moorman. Dave Unser and Dan
Gelbert return and the halfbacks
m.mnoH hv veterans Joel Arring-
ton and Jack Wilson appear in good ;
shape at this time. Dwight Bum- j
garner, end tor uie pa.M two sea
sons has been moved to tackle to
cope wi'h the shortage there.
Dressen Says Dodger:
Won t Win Title Again
When Dressen succeeded easy
going Fred.Haney last winter, it
was said that Chuck would either
put new life into the drab Braves
or they woilld make life miser
able for him. So far, it's been a
very amicable association betsveen
manager and players.
"Everybody svas trying to tell
me what a touch club it was to
handle," said Dlressen. "Tough?
They're the most cooperative and
enthusiastic bunch I've ever man
aged. They told me Hank Aaron
don't like to run. He's been run
ning as much as ar.y man on the
club down here. The day we
brought out the sliding pants, the
first player to try them on was
Eddie Mathews.
"I don't have a loafer on the j
club. In fact, they hustle just as j
much as the Dodgers. And their
desire to win is no less. The only
difference between the two clubs
is we got more tools."
Dressen plans to make few
changes on the club that lost the!
1959 flag to the Dodgers in a play-;
off. He is putting a stronger stress
on fundamentals, such as perfect- j
ing the cutoff play and accentu-1
ating the steal and hit and run.
Other changes include shifting
By JOE RE1CHLER
BRADENTON, Fla. Wi Charlie
Chuck Dressen may be brash, out
spoken and perhaps egotistical
but he is also a solid baseball
man and one of the smartest man
agers in the game. There are few
men in the game with a keener
analytical mind.
So when the little Milwaukee
pilot said recently that the Dodg
ers wouldn't win the pennant
again because the Braves would,
he was not intending to belittle
his cold club. He was merely
voicing his sincere belief.
Friday, he went even further.
"I still think we're better than
the Dodgers. In fact, Milwaukee
was a better club than the Dodg
ers last year, too," he said. "The
only thing the Dodgers had was a
stronger defense. They won last
year but they won't this year.
"I've got to figure our club as
the team to beat. I don't see any
club who is better. It's not going
to be a walkaway. In fact, I figure
this to be as tough a race as last
year. Each of the top contenders
has 'ifs.'
"With the Giants, it's if Billy
O'Dell can pitch and if they
strengthen their bench. With the j Mathews, the club's top home run
Dodsers. it's if the older fellows i hitter, from second to third in the
like Gil Hodges and Duke Sni-i lineup, and mapping out a pitch-
der have another good year, and ! ing rotation that svould provide
more work for the younger hurl-
ers and more rest lor veterans,
Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette.
IRISH SHARE TITLE
Notre Dame, Ind., The lone
National Championship captured by
a Notre Dame tearrr in 1959 was
in terrnis, where the Irish shared
the honor "with Tulane. This is the
second time that the Notre Darners
have shared the honor, the first
coming in 1944, when the corecipi
ent was Miami of Florida. In the
singles final, in 1944, Charley Sam
son, ace of the Irish, and a for
mer Notre Dame tennis coach, lost
to Pancho Segura, current pro star.
MILTON'S
BERMUDA SHORT
GIVE-A-WAY
if tfiey get the most out of their
pitching staff. With the Reds it's
if Billy Martin can still play sec
ond base and if Cal McLish can
svin in the National League.
"Wc have an 'if condition at
second base and rnaybe in left
field. I'd like to see svhether Wes
Covington has recovered from his
operation. Covington is still unsigned."
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The lout of 20
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medium sports tabulated previous
ly are wrestling, handball, volley
ball. Table Tennis will be tabulated
Golf Date Changed
SALISBURY, N. C. W The
annual Carolinas Women's Golf
Association tournament will be
played a week later than original
ly planned.
The tourney will be held at the
Salisbury Country Club May 2-5.
It was first scheduled for April
25-28. The change was made to
prevent conflicts with other activ
ities in the Carolinas at that time.
A new method will be used to
determine the champion. The win
ner svill be decided by stroke play
over a 54-hole distance. Hereto-
total standings fore the champion was decided by
match play.
Bradley And Providence Meet
In NIT Finals This Afternoon
NEW YORK (v?) - The Bradley
Braws and Chet Walker, quickly
ncosering from their druged
think .scare of Thursday night, will
meet the unseeded but enthusiastic
Providence Friars Saturday after
noon in the final game of the Na
tional Invitation Tournament.
Prior to the televised final NBC
TV, 4 p.m.. EST, their semifinal
sictims. St. Bonas entuie and Utah
State, svill dtcide third place.
Walker, Bradley's 6-6 sophomore
center, became ill after drinking a
glass of orange juice mysteriously
tlelivtred to his hotel room before
Thursday night's 82-71 semifinal
victory oser St. Bonaventure. He
said it tasted queer.
Another Examination
Doctors examined him before the
game and said In was tense, weak
but able tu play. Qach Chuch Ors
born called lor another examination
Friday and a doctor found symp
tom of nervous tension but no in
dication of poisoning.
Walker was given pills to quiet 1
his nerves and was told to stay in ;
bid ana to watch lus diet, lie is
expected to play Saturday.
The juice svas brought to Walker's
room by a yoirr.g man posing as a
bellboy, who told him it had ben
ordered by Orsborn. The coach de
nied he had sent it. Another glass
of juice, untouched by Walker's
roommate Al Saunders, was senl
to a police laboratory for analysis.
No trace of drugs or poison was
found.
Orsborn, somewhat upset by the
incident, said he thought there was
nothing wrong with the drink but
lie wanted to take every possible
step to reassure the athlete.
Walkr had become nauseated be
fore games at other times and the
doctor said the scare over the pos
sibility that the drink had been
drugged probably made, his condi
tion worse.
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