' PACE FOUX THE DAILY TAR HEEL SUNDAY, AAY 3,

TOMY LEE WINS DERBY Georgetown Tennis Summary Fired 12-62V- 2; Norman Duke C Takes Track Meet, 6 8 LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 2 W Singles 1. Black defeated Heels Cream owned 6-- 4, 6-- 2. Sylvia C de- lar DKTROIT W) Bill Norman was Tomy Lee, an English colt RazzetU 4-- 6-- fired Saturday as of the by wealthy Texan Fred Turner Jr., feated King 6-- 1, 6, 2. 3. Keys and Scurlock And Stanley Win Twice nosed out Sword Dancer after a (C) defeated Mendel 6-- 2, 6--2. 4. Happer C) defeated Short 6-- 1. 2 6. 15-- 3 was named to succeed him. By ELLIOTT COOPER scorching stretch battle in the Ken Cavaliers, 6--3. dismissal came imme- 5. Cone G) defeated Locket t Norman's The Duke track team piled up tucky Derby today. Then the huge 3-- 6, 6-- 2, 6--3. G de- lost 15-- 3 to 6. Berberick ,l diately after his team K I ( ) I 1 V) cx-lt'x!- enough of a reserve to withstand .1.1". Y.i. to 1, 6-- 3. (II II S'1 - North Carolina It was crowd estimated at 100,000 had feated Ricks 6-- the Washington Senators. Carolina's victory in the one mile i ill I he- - List two innings lute Saturday to lass and the "... sweat out a foul claim for 17 min- 1. Razzetti and Mend"! inns Detroifs third straight - Doubles !i relay and came out on top of the 1' 7- v. 6--2. 1 1 1 flashed Happer n .i lose Ii.im IuII j;.imr into a lout and oui whelm Yh-- 15th in 17 games this season. Tar Heel 68V&-62- in the final utes before the stewards (G) defeated Sylvia and Norman, 48, had the job less than 8-- 6. 2. Black and Keys C defeated i meet of the season at Fetzer Field. the red official sign on the infield mi i. 10, if, one year. He took over last June The point spread in the meet odds board. King and Short 6-- 4, 6--2. 3. I he i(tuiv. Notth ( '..uolin.i's ii.Mli of the season, gave Bos- V when was fired in was always close and for awhile it tin- - I ii llt'fls a ') j At l.tnt i Coast ConlVmu c record. Yir ton with his team in last place. looked like the Tar Heels would r.i.i now ! ; .) in thr coniercnc' be able to win the test if they I 8 5 t in the reLay since .if.. r ail. t came in first that is worth 10 points. I':ht of North Carolina's 11 hits final event CHUCK WAGON wire p.uknl into the final two Scurlock Wins Two lr.nnv iru hiding a bases-loade- d Carolina's Dave Scurlock put on SUNDAY SPECIAL! tnp by pitcher Johnnie Stott in quite a show lor the fans by being CM M-f- every '!- bv run eighth frame and I a winner in event he enter-- I Ml - If .!! ?!i t t!u run triple by Vaughn ed. The senior from Greensboro !':" -- "'i if. thr m run ninth. who was running in his last dual t'f,!i! mors they committed meet took first places in both the : ...... - I 1 1 440 880 and anchored the vic- . ,ht ,,! to! -- - ..nd Tar Is and m r. I torious mile relay team. " 1 s i! p ti tirr Herb lUisch to ' x i ' fa- x H 1 Bishop, the ROAST r the ruhth inning, Vir-- ! tV Wayne Tar Heels ! .! h i ).. i ! ,i 3 2 h ad. other senior standout, won his two mile, by edging l,o !v!d Virginia score specialty, the CHICKEN - - f out Jerry Nourse of Duke by inch- n ... r tin- l,i t lie innmu with , s cs. The pair ran stride for stride f 'i,;. f a e !i ikeout perform-.- r 't'i oil fhn wav and wrrp artnallu I Ml. . ! : u i he w n nn g pitchei . ::.ifv.:. clocked in the same time at the s 3 THE BOX t finish line. PHOTO FINISH Carolina's Dave Scurlock hits the tape just inches 11 U CAROLINA AB R H RBI Stanley Scores ahead of Duke's Tom Bazemore to win the mile relay in yesterday's Snowflake Potatoes As usual Ray Stanley led tlv. Uo'K" !.M 3 2 11 track meet at Fetter Feld. In addition to anchoring the relay team Corn on the Cob 4 1 l Tar Heels in the field events as $1.25 i.rr..r 2 3 1 Scurlock wen the 440 and 880. (Photo by Peter Ness) Cranberry Sauce i . ! ,r 1 1 j he won both the javelin and the Children's Order .r.!l 0 ,.. l'.uUAt If 2 0 0 I broad jump and took third in the One Mile Run 1. Weisiger Sowers (C). Time :24.5. Bread & Butter (under 12) 3. ii .: t . rt r i i 2 discus. (D); 2. PitkeMi'y (D); Liipfert pole 6. ' One Mile Relay 1. Carolina Tea or Coffee :." !vmi; e 5 2 2 1 In the battle for vault hon (C) Time 4:14 (Fox, Seagle, Sylvester, Scur- $.75 - I 4 3 ors Ward Sims of Carolina and 440 Yard Dish 1. Scurlock Banana Pudding .--1 No-?,--- , 14 4 3 I Duke's Bill Yancy had to settle for (C); 2. Meraker (D); 3. Sylvester lock). Time 3:20.1. 10 first place between them as both II. !. " p 10 10 (C) . Time :19.1. - do 12'2 but neither .t .'if n ; 0 0 O 0 could feet 100 Yard Dash 1. Elder 1 when . r 0 0 0 I could make it over the bar A. . (D) ; 2. Linden (D); 3. Graham M ! p : o l 3 it was placed six incnes nigner. ' (C). Time :0? . Totlt 40 IS 11 14 Carolina's other first place was taken in the 120 yard high hurdles 120 Yard Higi Hurdles - 1. THE TAREYTOM RING MARKS THE REAL THING! VIRGINIA AF1 R H RBI Ii where senior Lyndon Dcliorde (C); 2. Dow (D); 3. Sow- 1 DeBorde i !.Ae ss 1 f . . turned in a sparkling time of :14.3 :1 I . s.r If 411100 ers (C). Time 4.3. v 1 , 10 1 to win from Jack Linden. De Horde i'r.n:-;- LTii rf 4 880 Yard Dash 1. Scurlock 5 ' was also second in the low hurdles. 110 If .. ' - J 'I - Wh .?:. e 3 . I (D- Fox-wort- h The Tar Heels, who finish th-AC- (C) ; 2. Pjiemcr? 3. lln . h p 21120 0 0 11 schedule with a 5-- 2 record, (C). Timo 1.53.1. ii:;.ri p o ooo achieved the only complete sweep 220 Yard Dash 1. Linden Mi r p O 0 0 0 -- l of the day in the broad jump as T 0 0 (D) ; 2. Elder (D); 3. Fox (C). ..r 10 ';;' Stanley, Bob Eubanks, and Sims !;!, i.fte 1! 3 O 0 0 " v.. Time :22.0. f came in one, two, three. l'.,rv. r rf p 0 1 0 Two Mile Run 1. Bishop THE SUMMARY Sh. ? ( ! 3 0 0 0 1. (D); (C) ; 2. Nourse (D): 3. Pitkethly )! ,!;.; .Ti 3 0 0 0 Shot Put Vincent (D) . 9:29.4. TouU 32 3 7 3 2. Moorman (D); 3. Tie between Time HOW Dis- 1 Phaup (C) and Eaton (D). 1. a K. ini.nl fr in .Vh; 220 Yard Low Hurdles .i..indd out for Sers in P.th. tance 48 6". Linden (D); 2. DeBorde (C); 3. Carolina 000 070 07615 Javelin 1. Stanley (C); 2. THAT Virg.nl 107 000 000 3 O'Neal (C); 3. Bush (D). Distance 19V. High Jump 1. Booher (D); SAVE GAS FrosVi Two 1. Frank (O): 3. Sherrill (C). BUY A Vin Height V IVa". U. ... ,.,,..... C iio'in.i !:eh:r..in took cixls Broad Jump 1. Stanley (C); RENAULT, DAUPHINE BISHOP LEADS AND SIMS SOARS Wayne Bishop is shown at of :r !o i;i!e he.iler with State 2. Eubanks (C); 3. Sims (C). Dis- the left on his way to victory over Duke's Jerry Nourse in the two Or A PEUGEOT Vtdiy at lln.erson Stadium by tance 22' 634". mile run. At the right is Tar Heel pole vaulter Ward Sims clearing 1 Discus 1. Moorman (D); 2. ,(, . f.r. the Uo'llets 3 in the first From CENTER MOTORS the bar at 12V2 feet. (ITioto by Tcter Ness) ;.ir:r .r.d then coming back to cop Smith (C); 3. Stanley (C). Dis- tance 142' Sales and Service ti e r, h' .ip 7 3. CLKMSOX LOSES 1'4". j a pesky denizen of the second divi Pole Vault 1. Tie between 317 Rigsbee Avenue N.i'k V.in-- and Duk Tiir!)w go) KALKIGH. May 2 tfi North sion. Sims (C) and Yancy (D); 3. DURHAM :- - Ph. tor the Tiir Baby victories r4.t Carolina State capitalized on sloppy Windus (C). Height 12' 6". but requ.rnt ail trom Jerry flemson fielding Saturday to hand (,rp. r,vr each game was tht. Tj(.rs a 9.2 Atlantic Coast Con- - HORSESHOE WINNERS on rr ference baseball defeat, and seri- - The winners the horseshoes Kifst (; .:iie - St..!e ihhwmmi mLsy jnl hnr t;iriM,..s lor lhc ovrnt were Avery from the Dormi- H)l 3 5 tory Fra-tt-rnit- y C.irt.l.na 002 x (K,p tjte division, Sig Nu from the V...rren. C.rpenfor 7 and Wade: ciemson. in the midst (f a three- - White division, DKE from i i'-i- i' I .wl Allen. wav scrambie for the top rung the Fraternity Rlue division and (iam.--Stat- e 010 002 0 - 3-- 4 di- Stotvl )Vviln Maryland and Wake Forest, I'earooks from the Graduate Carolina 301 030 -!l noA. nas ost two t( (he v0llpack, vision. TarioA. ( .irperter '7 and Wade, Uii Hvirmituck, Church '."' .' DAILY CROSSWORD L U T L I IMIP - S"B ..t- Mil',,',! ACROSS 43. Extra. 15. Bore 5 1 R. A I Hi B. l.Toga ordinary 19. $ T tt J? T ETC E High pjo plIe tIrja p o. Lake fierson (mus.) ho Monday Murals Jia'.lct (slanpr) 20. Petition CREnMjTLLE"R P. Fraprar.t DOWN 22. Floating A N I S JP E Ap E S.ftbiill Shrdulr wood 1. Rekindled animal BL ATSTt sfi A GiCjS At 4 ini K.ip Si vs KA. Avery vs 10. More wan 2. Norse god and 32. Miss Fayc 3. planti M. r.tv. NKOTC vs C.r.iham. Chi I'.m Fortitude 13. Proverb 4. Before life vh S.M-;- , Cohb .s winner of Parker-('iiinn- r A L O NICI IT A f I ? 34. Submerge 5. Fire 23. Clam rgTvTNrrjrsiJsi g.inio. 35. Hitter particle 24. Not Who will ever forget that His all cotton Vac Hetuau A- 3 '. p.KA vs r'hi Dt lt Chi. Phi vetch C. Rolls of intended Saturday's Amwer time? The whole town turned "Vantage" Shirts need not be 3C. money 25. Miss I It s Si 4 Nu, Joyner v Uuffin. Chinese out . . . well, maybe not Colkgebouncl 32. the Ironed. Bobby N mile (slanjf) Lupino Female whole 1 "J i .h Phi Dr!t W, Pe.ioxk.s town. ..to see little Bob- could wash his Van Heiuea : IT. Close to 7. carte 26. Pastry sheep . : h 1). It S b-- by Collejj;ebound off - I h I. Sh 2 s winner 3 8. Deposit S. Leave dessert 34. Branch to the "Vantage" Shirts himself . f ! 1 University. M' S h 2 a Sh 2. 20. Coin undone 30. Foundations 36. Not any There he was in and in a matter of hours they HERE'S WHY Ki'XW (Jap.) 9. 31. Doomed 38. Coin ( his hand-staine- d bucks . . . would be ready to wear. Day House (It.) Fr.) I TAREYTON'S DUAL FILTER ' ' Sx pleatless fT" VTr Irnnin hrdule 21. Ancient 11. Blac kens person 39. Finnish khakis . . . and his after day far from home 1 ... NO At 4 u Si Clii s winn'-- r 'f flii 22. Ice hockey anew (colloq.) seaport varsity sweater. (Badminton . . . Bobby would sparkle at FILTERS AS SINGLE FILTER CAN: Vr: P ' i: P" disc 1, 2, 3, 4.) 1. f SU' !.i Phi Delt vs Sonja ... ah, Sonja, college in his Van Heussn ; It combines an efficient pure white outer '' 23. Multiple, ' ' i r r uf (iarn-D- his homeroom "Vantage" cotton, was!k Phi game. birth sweetheart, all At 'k Z,f., v.s Chi Psi. SAK Siblings sobbed quietly. Sonja had and wear, no-iro- n shirts. ii heard 2- - with a uni(lue inner filter of activated ' - Chi Phi. 27. Wavy Zfc. stories about the co-ed- s. "Now," Sonja cried hystap P She charcoal ... which has been definitely Polo (her.) was worried. Ically . , , "I've lost him for lifl U.itrr Srhrdulo Cpj:; proved to make the smoke of a 23. As the With aU free cigarette At 7 no Thet,i Chi vs Phi Delt. Narrow Toonerville local ever. that tirae Inlet pulled in, another small cry in those handsome shirts, ha '3 milder and smoother. ""Vi TI ( i., the lin.ils in water polo. 29. Wine re- was heard. It was Bobby's be the target of every girl m ceptacle mother. Wrho will look campus. II only I had pass! r,0. Lived after him? Who will warm his bookkeeping X oould 31. Earth as a milk haw ARE YOU FACING and care for his shirts? Then gone, too THK REAL THING IN MILDNESS... ii i'i l-- J i HIDDEN BARRIERS? .3. Pronoun came the unforgettable reply, As the train pulled awaj THE REAL THING IN FINE TOBACCO TASTE ! 34. Youth Bobby, head high, shoulders Bobby's mother faoed east !! a'l The Status Seeker by r.r). Recognize back, answered ... "I will! and said , . ."Thank you, Vim New Dual Filter Tareytons are fast becoming a big smoke on U.S. 37. Arab's I will wash my shirts." Ah, Heusen "Vantage," for being Yame Packard. See it t'xtay tamping" boy. campuses! take a look. You'll see. And why are they so popular? -- 42. smart He'll make the like a mother to my son! Just at ,2 grade. Gone was the In white, choice of colliw S3. Make callow Just take a puff. You'll see. adolescence ... for Bobby styles, $4.00 at bettur THE INTIMATE emends for Collegebound 40. A folklore had bought Van stores everywhere. Or writ BOOKSHOP dwarf Heusen"Vantage"Shirta with to: Phillips-Va- n Heusen Cop 41. Parts his allowance. No longer poration, 417 Fifth Avsnui, 205 E. need Franklin St. of the l he be tied to Mother's apron. New York 18, N.Y. 11 DUAL FILTER '1 body 111 rrfe y fdddltj&gl C Product of Jtticlew-6yw- Jrfsxuourarevton j nt jrin ... rrr- -

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