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The Carolina Gentleman
If ever a man set a good example for the male students of the
University of North Carolina, Sake Wade did. Of course, Jake
was the kind of man whose personality intrigued everyone who
knew him, but in his role as sports publicity director he proved
to be a charming example of the Carolina Gentleman.
Jake Wade was THE Carolina Gentleman. Athletes and other
students who knew him realized that he was unquestionably the
grand old man of sports in the state, and they were proud that
they knew him.
Mr. Wade's death Wednesday afternoon came as a shock to
thousands connected with the UNC, North Carolina, and Atlantic
Coast Conference sports worlds.
Julius Jennings Wade graduate from Carolina in 1923 and ser
ved newspapers in Charlotte, Gastonia, Raleigh, Greensboro, and
Pittsburgh, Pa., during the next seven years. In 1930 he returned
to Charlotte and was sports editor of the Charlotte Observer until
1946 when he was named to the position as UNC sports publicity
director.
His years as a sportswriter proved him to be one of the nation's
best. Indeed, he became to the State of North Carolina what Grant
land Rice was to the nation.
It's sad that the present season, Jake's last as a UNC fan, had
to be one of the poorest sports years in recent Carolina athletic
seasons. But the author of "Carolina Caravan" looked with enthusi
asm to the coming years when the football team faces its toughest
schedule ever, when the talented freshman basketball players join
the varsity, when the tennis team returns all of its top men in
quest of an unbeaten season, when the baseball team should re
turn to higher position, and when the so-called minor sports cease
to be minor in every sense of the word.
Baseball Frosli
Continue To Roll
By LOUIS ROTHENTHAL
Frank Gallagher, batting an even
.500 for the season, knocked a
single, a double and a three-run
homer, to lead the Tar Babies to a
10-3 win over the State College
frosh, Wednesday at Raleigh.
Gallagher and Ken Willard, who
went three-for-three, got half of
the freshmen's hits, while Bill
Dannemann scattered eight hits in
getting his fifth victory against no
defeats.
Dannemann struck out 10, and
allowed only two earned runs, on
Jerry Morris's round-tripper, as he
was in control of the game
throughout.
The freshmen started the scor
ing in the second, when Ron Bar
low singled, and scored on Danne
mann's two-bagger. Dannemann's
runner, Ron Stanley, came home
when Dick Fleming's grounder was
mishandled by the State third
baseman, and overthrown. .
The Tar Babies got a run in the
third, when WTillard scored while
Billy Taylor was caught in a "hot
box." In the fifth, Willard walked and
went to third on Gallagher's double.
Ken Boykin then knocked Willard
home with a single.
The Wolflets got a run back in
the sixth, but in the eighth, the
Carolina frosh teed off.
Taylor reached first on an error.
Barlow got his second single and
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Fencing Tourney Wraps Up
Tonight With Epee Matches
The epee competition of the An
nual Campus Fencing Tourney will
be held tonight at 7 in Graham
Memorial.
Winners of trophies in the tour
nament will receive their awards
at the Awards Dinner to be held
Saturday at the Carolina Inn. All
persons interested in attending the
Awards Dinner should contact Don
Hubbard, fencing team captain.
Winners in the foil competition
held earlier were Don Hubbard,
first, Tom Welch, second, and Carl
Lundeen, third.
Welch took first place in the
sabre competition with Hubbard
finishing second and Gabe 'Man
asse taking third.
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Bobby Reagan doubled home Tay
lor. Dannemann scored Barlow on
a sacrifice fly, and Fleming knock
ed home Reagan.
Willard doubled, putting runners
on second and third, as Gallagher
came to bat, and he responded by
knocking a 360-foot home run to
sew up the game.
Gallagher now leads the Tar
Babies with RBI's with 16, fol
lowed by Willard and Jerry Clark
with 13. Bobby Reagan has 11.
The slugging right-fielder from
Chester, Pa., also is the leading
hitter, with a .500 average. Flem
ing follows with a .340, and Merle
Kruer is next at .333. Barlow
rounds out the top hitters with a
.305.
Fleming also leads in doubles
with 40, and Bill Taylor's 2 triples
are also tops.
The pitching staff has also done
its share of hitting for the Tar
Babies. Dannemann leads with a
.357 and 6 RBI's. Walton Ward is
next with a .333.
The moundsmen have also done
a great job on the hill, as Danne
mann and Ward together have
eight wins and no defeats. Jerry
Davis has picked up 4 wins and
only one loss.
Dannemann leads the ERA de
partment also, with a 1.70. Jerry
Davis follows at 2.05, and Ward is
third at 2.82.
The Tar Babies now have a 13-3
record and are 7-2 in the "Little
Big Four." Last year's frosh won
the title, and the Tar Babies need
to beat State today at Chapel Hill
to cop the title again.
They played Oak Ridge yester
day and end the season at Wil
mington Saturday. They beat Oak
Ridge, 4-0, behind Davis, and took
two from Wilmington, 10-8 and 6-1.
Joe White started for the Tar
Babies yesterday and either Ward
or Davis will go today, with the
other pitching in Wilmington Saturday.
Blue Imps Dominate
Freshman Track
Ronnie Jackson, a fleet-footed
freshman halfback during the foot
ball season, and Ray Kernodle
were the only North Carolina fresh
men to capture first places in the
Big Four frosh track meet held at
Durham Wednesday. Jackson won
the 100-yard dash and Kernodle
took first in the broad jump.
Duke's Blue Imp cindermen won
nine of the 16 events to dominate
the meet, but no official team
scores were kept. Wake Forest's
best freshman track team in years
finished second, unofficially, with
N.C. State and UNC in a close
battle for third.
The frosh from Duke finished
tops in the mile run, high hurdles,
high jump, javeline, 880, discus,
pole vault, low hurdles, and mile
relay.
440 relay: Wake Forest (Craver,
Hartley, Minner, Dunlap) 44.1.,
Mile: Weisiger (D), Jacobsen
(D), Raylor (WF). 4:29.9.
440: Phillips (WF), Flowers (D),
Jones (WF). 51.7.
100: Jackson (UNC), Dunlap
(WF), Craver (WF). 10.4.
High hurdles: Fogle (D), Ma
guire (WF), Corn (NCS). 51.1.
High jump: Mann (D), tie for
second between Tison (D), Barnes
(D), Corn (NCS), Martin (WF).
Six feet.
Shot: Sasser (NCS), Loy (NCS),
Fedor (UNC). 47-10.
Javeline: Furlong (), Boyd
(UNC), Kaveny (NCS). 177-2.
880: Jacobsen (D), tie for second
between Whichard (UNC) and
Nichols (WF). 2:02.3. .
220: Hartley (WF), Craver (WF),
Hyers (D). 22.3.
Broad jump: Kernodle (UNC),
Maguire (WF), Cooper (D). 21-6.
Discus: Berry (D), tie for sec
ond between Warren (UNC) and
Sasser (NCS). 127-5V2.
Two-mile: Woodcock (NCS)3,
Weisiger (D), Wiggins (D). 9:53.1.
Pole vault: Waddell (D), Coath
(WF), Corn (NCS). 12-6.
Low hurdles: Fogle (D), Cooper
(D), Maguire (WF). 24.5.
Mile relay: Duke. 3:33.7.
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