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...South will, Weiland hopes, give the team a head start in its drive to better last year's mediocre record. Last year the team won only five of its 13 matches, and was able to defeat only two of its six Ivy League opponents. Making the journey to Duke University in Durham, N.C., will be veterans Bruce Johnstone, Al Lipsky, John Livingood, Al Locker, Dave Rudnick, and captain Fiske Warren...
...addition, hopefuls Dough Eaton and Herb Wallen, and freshman Bob Benson will also spend the vacation at Duke. George Duffy, Ralph Ells, and Bob Holton will be practicing on their home courses. Duffy, who saw only limited action last year, won the Henderson Memorial Golf Tournament this past fall...
...golfers will play no intercollegiate matches while at Duke, and their spring schedule is not yet complete. Definite opponents, however, include Princeton (away), M.I.T. (at Oakley C.C.), Columbia and Penn (away), Brown (at Myopia C.C.), Yale (at The Country Club), and Brown (at Myopia C.C.). In addition, the team will compete in the Greater Boston Collegiate Tournament and the Intercollegiate Tournament, to be held at Yale...
...second six will play Byrd Park on the first Saturday of vacation, first unit will then meet North Carolina on Monday and Tuesday, Presbyterian ege on Wednesday, and Duke on Thursday and Friday. Both groups will play Country Club of Virginia on the final Saturday...
Southern policemen these days are up against an outbreak of a non-crime called "nonviolence." Last week it forced a key gain for Negroes in Atlanta, where white merchants agreed to desegregate lunch counters when school segregation ends (see NATIONAL AFFAIRS). In Durham, N.C., professors at Duke University and North Carolina (Negro) College joined students in picketing segregated movie theaters. In Columbia, S.C., 190 Negro students began to stand trial for singing hymns outside the state capitol. The year-long success of such demonstrations has raised a thirst for knowledge of the first principles of the weapon. Washington...