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Tilden's .339 Tops UNC Battin
F.y ED DUPP.EE
W.nrr.ns was indeed a problem
for ih year's UXC baseball team.
The team batting average of .253
and the pitcher's earned run mark
i.f 4 .Si. coupled with 31 infield er
rors in 22 games Were a fe rea
sons for the 4-10 ACC record and
8-14 overall mark.
For the first time in receiii years
the Tar Heel-?, coached hv Walt
iRabb, didn't haVe "a man .high;ih
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the ACC iattihg category. Eudd?
Tilden's .339 mark paced the team.
The stocky left-fielder appeared
In IS games, went 21 for 62, and
hit two of the team's seven hon
ers. -
Larry Neat and Paul Swing, both
seniors, followed Tilden in the bat
ting race. Neal hit .326 on 28 hits
in 86 at-bats and . also hit two
home runs. Swing had 23 hits in
89 at-bats for a .315 mark.
Neal was the top RBI man on
the team, driving in 16 team
mates. Swing had 12 RBTs and
Heyward Hull, on 19 for 75, a .253
batter, drove in 11.
Hull, Swing, and Dave tope each
hit one homer to account for the
team total.
Other averages for the regular
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DAILY CROSSWORD
Vacation
and "semi-regulars" are Jud Spain
hour .282.(11-39), Bernie Isgett .273
(1244), fope .241 (7-29), Cronih
Eyrd .226 (12-153), ten Dellolio .224
(15-67), and Jim Speight .217 (10-
,46).
Jack Ree- and Bob Vacker with
2-1 records Were the onlv Ditchers
with winning records. .Bobby Cox
was 2-3, while no other hurlers
picked up more than one win.
Spencer Willard had a 1.59 ERA,
but pitched only 5 23 innings.
Actually the top man in the cate
gory was Rees with 3.38. Dave
Murr, though losing four of five
games, had a 3.70 mark.
Murr led the team in strikeouts
with 32 in 56 innings, but Andy Bil
lesdon, with a 1-2 record, struck
out 27 in 27 23 frames on the
mound.
Dellolio, the dependable fielder
at first base, was in 206 plays with
out making an error for a perfect
fielding mark.'
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May Buy of Buys
By John Montague
Buddy Baldwin pitched and bat
ted Alexander to a 2-0 ttiurnph.
over Stacy in the Dorm Softball
finals Tuesday afternoon, and led
his champions against the Grad
winner yesterday afternoon in the
All-Campus Semi-Finals.
A freak home run by Baldwin
was the difference in a brilliant
pitching dual which saw Dudley
Pace on the mound for Stacy. The
two teams had advanced into
Tuesdav's finale on the strength
of semi-finals victories Monday.
Pace tossed- a 4-hitter at Avery
as Stacv chalked up a 6-1 win,
and Alexander scored a 3-2 de
cision over Jovner .with a run in
the final frame. The Strikeouts
from Alexander had dropped Man
sum. 8-5.. in a quarter-final con
test the same day, coming back
to score three in the last inning
after blowing a 5-run first inning
lead.
The Delta Sis. Rogues came up
with eieht bis runs in the 6th. in
ning to capture the Frat White
championship from the Phi Deits,
9-8. The brother Blue team from
Delta Sig made it a clean sweep,
battling back from a five-run de
ficit to down Kappa Sig, 6-5, in
the Frat Blue finals. The two
teams met yesterday afternoon for
the Frat Championship, the win-
K ; rT
x
ner to go against the Dorm-Grad
victor in the All-Campus Finals,
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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