Thursday, June 17, 1963
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A super-fine cotton oxford texture
very light in weight, yet well
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softly flared button-down collar
and elbow length sleeves.
The Go-Ed Corner
is fully stocked with the
best looking summer
clothes to be found any
where ...
Suits
Dresses
Bags
Skirts
Bermudas
Blouses
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Chapel Hill's Leading Clothiers
$6.50
Golf, Softball, Tennis
Head Intramural Slate
A slate of three sports has
been announced by the Intra
mural department for the sum
mer sessions. Softball, tennis,
and golf head -the program of
events that will get under way
next week.
Softball competition will con
sist of eight to 10 teams playing
a Round Robin tournament.
There are no restrictions as
to eligibility except that a
player may play on only one
team. Games will be played
each afternoon at 4:30 on Em
erson field with the winning
team receiving a trophy at the
end of the tournament.
Registration for tennis in
both the single and doubles
division closes Friday, with
eliminations to get started on
Walsh Takes Coaching Post
Don Walsh, a star backcourt
player for the Tar Heels from
1959 - 62 and a recent gradu
ate of the UNC Law School,
has been named the new as
sistant basketball coach. The
announcement was made Sat-
AlUStar Squad
Selects Willard
Carolina backfield ace Ken
Willard has been named to the
collegiate all-stars backfield
for the Aug. 6, games against
the Cleveland Browns at Sol
diers Field n Chicago.
This will be Willard's sec
ond appearance in a summer
all-star game. He will play in
the All-America game June 26
in Buffalo, N. Y.
Willard, a Tar Heel halfback
for the past three years, is
listed as a fullback on Otto
Graham's all-star team. He
will compete for the starting
slot against three other full
backs, Tucker Fredrickson of
Auburn, Charles Mercein of
Yale and Russell Wayt of Rice.
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Monday. Each match will con
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trophies will be awarded to the
winners in each category.
The golf tournaments will be
held at Finley Golf Course,
just off Highway 54. It is open
to everyone and players will
be divided into flights, with the
winners of each flight receiving
trophies. Participants must
play 18 Iholes to qualify, with
the deadline tentatively set
for Friday. This, may be ex
tended, however, due to bad
weather.
Intramural director Bob
Epiting said there is a great
need for additional softball
officials. Interested persons
should contact the intramural
office at 214 Woollen Gym.
urday by Athletic Director
C. P. (Chuck) Erickson.
Walsh is the second new
member of coach Dean Smith's
staff. Earlier this spring Lar
ry Brown took the vacancy
created by the departure of
KenRosemond.
Walsh, like Brown, was a
UNC captain. He graduated in
1962 as a Dean's List student
after he had averaged 13.4
points per game as a Tar
Heel basketballer. After grad
uation he entered Law School,
but kept his hand in basket
ball by serving as a graduate
assistant.
'I'm pleased on all counts,"
said Coach Smith. "Walsh is a
smart ' and dedicated young
man, one who will fit our sys
tem nicely."
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Baseball Award
Tar Heel second baseman
Dickie Prindle, who batted .302
for his three-year varsity ca
reer, is this year's winner of
the Educational Foundation
award for the outstanding base
ball player at UNC.
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