0. 1 1 1 1 3-0; best 3, Wake Forest Having Year Deacons Winless in Big Four Forest varsity athletic teams So far during spring competition the baseball team has are beginning to feel they are "snake-bit" this year, especial- been beaten three times by Big Four clubs while the golfers have bowed twice and the tennis team once. ly when it comes to contests with members of the Big Four. With still some 30 events remaining on the spring sports are There still 10 contests with Big Four rivals remaining on the spring slate, and the odds will surely be with the nine Demon Deacon varsity teams can only Deacons to pick up a few wins. The baseball and tennis slate, the count 23 wins and two ties in 81 events staged since the opening of teams get the first shot to crack the jinx when they entertain school last September.
However, not a single one of the North Carolina and N. C. State here next Tuesday. The basevictories has been scored over a Big Four team. The near- ballers take on the Tar Heels in a night game while the netin ters host State in an afternoon match.
est thing to a win was a 16-16 draw with N. C. State State Game Illustration. wrestling. recall the One of the most recent events emphasizing the "snakeMany Deacon supporters have been trying to last Wake Forest teams have such bit" tag came last week in the baseball game with N.
C. time experienced a long streak the neighborhood schools of N. C. State at Raleigh. The Deacons grabbed a 12-1 lead in the losing against Duke, State and North Carolina.
fourth inning and appeared headed for a one-sided triumph. Suffered 26 However, the Wolfpack battled back and finally won the Setbacks. In competition against the Big Four the Deacs have game by a 14-13 score in the 11th inning. suffered 26 setbacks in addition to the tie in Dur- It has been a lean year for the Wake Forest teams, but wrestling. ing the fall they lost three times each in football they are looking to the future.
program and cross-country. The winter program shows two losses in "They say it's always the darkest just before dawn," wrestling, three in swimming nine in basketball. of remarked athletic director Bill Gibson. "I just hope 1 it and Four the basketball defeats came at the hands of Duke, three by gets light soon." N. C.
State and two by North Carolina. Lacked Pool N.A.I.A. diving competition, held last month at Muncie, Ind. The son of Mr. and Mrs.
G. P. Midyette of Oriental, Ken learned to swim and dive from pilings and duck blinds in the Neuse River near his home. A. C.
NETTERS WIN. HICKORY, (P). Atlantic Christian's tennis team won the final doubles event here Thursday to edge Lenoir Rhyne 4-3 in a North State Conference match. FIRE AUTO CASUALTY INSURANCE ASSOCIATED INSURERS, INC. Hugh H.
Murray, Pres. -R. H. King, V. Pres.
331 Fayetteville St. Telephone TEmple 3.2861 Raleigh Newton, Brown, Hull, Williamson Wake Grid Grants Signed by 25 WINSTON-SALEM A total of 25 boys, including nine from North Carolina, have signed football grant-in-aid scholarships to attend Wake Forest next fall, Coach Amen has announced. The list, which is expected to be augmented by several more players before freshman football practice gets underway in September. includes eight backs, six ends and 11 interior linemen. "We feel we have signed several outstanding prospects," Amen said, "and there are several more we are working mighty hard to get.
We feel we did a good job in our recruiting program last season, and there is no reason to think we haven't done as well this time. Of course, only time will tell if our 1958 freshmen will be as good as the 1957 crop. Included among the nine North Carolina boys are three from BASEBALL. Carolina 5, State 3. Davidson 8, Belmont Abbey 3.
Wofford 13, Mercer 1. Randolph-Macon 5, Hampden-Sydney 3. Elon 12, Appalachian 3. College 8-16, Bluefield State 0-4. TRACK.
Duke 103, East Carolina 48, Wake Forest 15. William Mary 74, Richmond 57. Duke Freshmen 99, Wake Forest Freshmen 521, Chowan Junior College College Scores TENNIS. State 5, East Carolina 4. Atlantic Christian 4, Lenoir Rhyne 3.
George Washington 7, Maryland 2. Davidson 9, Wofford 0. Clemson 9, Furman 0. Virginia 7, Washington Lee 2. The Citadel 9, College of Charleston 0.
GOLF. Duke 22, Davidson 5. Guilford 11, East Carolina 7. Lenoir Rhyne 18, Atlantic Christian 0. Georgia 19, Clemson 8.
Winston-Salem. They are James Canter, end Jack Shore and tackle Kent Martin. The other Tar Heel natives are back Craven Williams of Monroe; ends Henry Newton and Reggie Brown of Raleigh, and Bill Hull of Tarboro; and tackles James Johnson of Albemarle and Bennett Williamson of Clarkton. Newton made practically every All-State team last fall, and was a member of the All-Southern schoolboy squad. A 200-pounder who excels both offensively and defensively, he has been selected, to play in the 10th annual EastWest All-Star game at Greensboro in August.
Hull and Shore also have been picked to play in the East-West contest. Out-of-state state players include four Pennsylvania, three each from Ohio and New Jersey, two from Georgia, and one each from DVANCE PRICES SLASHED STORES WHY PAY COME BUY NOW RALEIGH, 18 E. Davie Street AND SAVE LOTS! CUT WAY, WAY DOWN! Free Parking on Wilmington Street Side Fayetteville: 109 Gillespie St. THRU MONDAY NIGHT ONLY! E-Z CREDIT TERMS OR LAYAWAY ON ANY ITEM RECOIL STARTER 19" DELUXE ROTARY MOWER 4-CYCLE BRIGGS STRATTON" ENGINE TO TRIMS CLOSE WALLS DELUXE STAGGERED "NEVER-OIL" STEEL WHEELS BASE BEARINGS WON'T LEAF HEIGHT SCALP! MULCHER ADJUSTS 59 88 94.95 LIST DVANCE FULL 9 PLAY ALL STEEL STORES PLAY GYM and SLIDE SET GET 2 SWINGS AIRGLIDE CHIN BAR At $30 SLIDE TRAPEZE WELDED TUBING THROUGHOUT COMPARE BLAZON TOP FOR BRAND 16 66 ADVANCE BRAND NEW TIRES STORES 600-16 or 670-15 KING ALL NEW-NOT RECAPS ROAD SAFE QUALITY GUARANTEED IN WRITING 88 FREE MOUNTING PLUS $3. IF FROM A FAMOUS TIRE FACTORY PLUS TAX TIRE, 9 TIRE RECAPPABLE IS NOT SEE FOR YOURSELF RECAPPABLE Time Out KIDDO "He's sure in poor condition! His legs are 80 weak he can hardly hold me up everytime I'm hangin' on to Florida, New Hampshire, Tennessee and West Virginia.
The out-of-state boys include Dennis Bennett, Cuyahoga Falls, Larry co*ker, Pompano Beach, Gary Palmer, Manchester, N. Julian Holland, Thomasville, Chuck Reiley, Avondale Robert Irwin, Paden 1 City, W. Thomas Bryan, East Liverpool, John Muse, Hermitage, Edward Burns, Atlantic City, N. Alan Wood, Audobon, N. Edward Cichewicz, Bergenfield, N.
Tom Hartman, New Castle, Ralph Fox, Hamilton, Jake Lewandowski, Braddock, Eric Faddis, Philadelphia, and Don Wilt, Enola, Pa. Sime Wins 3 Events As Duke Tops ECC, Wake DURHAM -Dave Sime won three events and Jim Booher set a new school record here Thursday as Duke's Blue Devils swept a traingular track meet from Wake Forest and East Carolina. The Blue Devils collected 103 points while ECC game in second with 43, followed by the Deacons with 15. Sime, battling a 12-mile-perhour headwind, nevertheless won the 100-yard dash in the time of :9.6 seconds, copped the 220-yard dash in :21.3 and won the javelin with a toss of 199 feet, one inch. The dazzling Blue Devil star from Fairlawn, N.
also took second place in the discus to wind up with 18 points, easily the high scorer for the meet. Booher, a slim 6-1 155-pounder, also thrilled the 500-strong crowd with his rec leap of 6 feet, inches which broke the old record of 6-3. The summaries: 100-yard dash: 1-Sime (D); Elder (D); 3-Maynard (ECC); 4-Speight (ECC), 0:9.6. 220-yard dash: 1- Sime (D); 2-Bollman (D); 3-Maynard (ECC); 4-Speight (ECC), 0:21.3. 440-yard dash: 1-Bollman (D), 2-Cobb (D), 3-Frazier (WF), -Edwards 0:50.4.
880-yard run: 1-Basemore (D), 2-Menaker (D), 3-Frazier (WF), 4-Patterson (ECC). 1:57.8. Mile: 1-Weisiger (D), 2-Medlin (WF), 3-Haskins (ECC), 4 Jordan (WF), 4:17. Two-mile: 1-Morse (ECC), 2-Medlin (WF), 3-Hurd (D), 4 -Jordan (WF). 10:04.
120- yard high hurdles: 1-Curry (ECC), 2 -Sparrow (D), 3-Linden (D), 4 Henderson (ECC). 0:15.8. 220-yard low hurdles: 1-Linden (D), 2-Cur. ry (ECC), 3. -Henderson (ECC), Sparrow (D).
0:24.8. High jump: 1-Booher (D), Heath (WF), 3-Tie between Vaughan (ECC) and Ward (ECC), six feet, 44 inches. Broad jump: 1- Tie between Linden (D) and Laverty (D), 3 Curry (ECC), 4-Boyd (D), 22. feet. Pole vault: 1-Tie between McDonald (D) and O'Brien (ECC), 3-Noble (D).
11 feet. Shotput: 1-Speer (D), 2-Eaton (D), 3-Holmes (ECC), 4-Phillipps (ECC), 48 feet, inches. Javelin: 1-Sime (D), 2-Strickland (D), 3- Dennis (ECC), 4. Curry (ECC), 199 feet, one inch. Discus: 1-Speer (D), 2-Sime (D), 3-Salzbacher (D), 4- Holmes (ECC), 140 feet, six inches.
Mile relay: 1-Duke (Basemore, Weisiger, Bollman, Cobb), 2-ECC, 3-Wake Forest, 3:26.5. Spring Sports DAVIDAVIDSON NET (AP)-Davidson's WIN. tennis teara, preparing to meet Duke Friday and powerful Miami Satur. day, brushed aside Wofford 9-0 for the second time this season here Thursday. The summary: Dave Pearsall, Davidson, defeated John Coleman, 6-0, 10-8; Poindexter, Davidson, defeated Pete Gerry, 6-0, 6-1; Semi Mintz, Davidson, defeated Cliff Crossland, 6-0, 6-2; Tom McCutchen, Davidson, defeated Bates Scoggins, 6-1, 6-1; Harry Broome, Davidson, defeated Tuckey Woodham, 6-0, 6-3; Dick Hodel, Davidson, defeated Alvis Bynum, 6-3, 6-2.
Doubles: Mintz-Poindexter defeated Cole a n-Scoggins, 6-2, 6-3; Broome-McCutchen defeated GerryWoodham, 6-2, 6-2; Pearsell-Doug Orr defeated Bynum-Crossland, 6-0, 6-4. DUKE GOLFERS WIN. DURHAM (AP)-Duke's unbeaten tolfers continued their winning ways here Thursday by taking an easy 22-5 win over Davidson College. It was the 11th straight victory for Coach. Dumpy Hagler's charges.
The Wildcats were simply no match for the power-laden Blue Devils. The winners copped all the Individual matches and all the best balls. Medalist was Dick Siderowf of the Blue Devils, who shot a 73. The summaries: Toms (Duke) over Heesman, 2-1; Thomas (Duke), over Stanley, 3-0; best ball- -Duke 2, Davidson 1. Siderowt wt.
(Duke) over Sloan, Zimmerman (Duke) over Dennis, 2-1; best ball--Duke 2, Davidson 1. Paterson (Duke) over Payne, Hinkle (Duke) over Alexander, ball--Duke Da- THE NEWS AND OBSERVER, RALEIGH, N. C. Friday Morning, April 18, 1958 KEN MIDYETTE ECC's Champ Diving Ace -Ken Midyette of East Carolina College is proof that it doesn't take a swimming pool to learn how to be a champion swimmer. The 21-year-old junior took first place with $54.25 points in the ECC GOLF LOSS.
GREENVILLE, (P Guilford's golf team whipped East Carolina, 11-7, Thursday over the Greenville Country Club course in a North State Conference match. your money back if B.V. costly pima collar. and cuffs don't outwear the shirt MAYOS SPREAD SPREAD BUTION cUTs GOWN COLLAR A fambus Bureau of Standards found this shirt tested better than one of America's best-selling, more expensive shirts- a shirt worth dollars more. buy 3 shirts for 8.85 YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR SPORTSWEAR NEW! SPORT COATS Lighter Fabrics for Spring 16" ALTERATIONS FREE Plecited or Ivy Styled SLACKS Sheen Gabardines Polished Cottons Tropicals Flannels ALTERATIONS FREE Fully Combed Lustrous Polished Cotton JACKETS FANCIES 95 SOLIDS WASHABLE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 'TIL 9 USE OUR FREE LAYAWAY PLAN 'AMERICA'S MIRACLE VALUES' MAYOS 301 FAYETTEVILLE ST.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE vidson.
