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VOL.II.
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, DECEMBER 7, 1893.
NO 11.
THE TAR HEEL.
A weekly paper published
at the University of North
Carolina, under the auspices
of the University Athletic As
sociation devoted to the inter
ests of the University at large.
Issued every Thursday morn
ing" It will contain a summary of
all 'occurences in the University
a nd village of Chapel Hill.
Soace will be assigned for
the thorough discussion of all
points pertaining to the ad
vancement and growth of the
University.
A brief account each week
of the occurrences in the am
ateur athletic world, with es
pecial attention to our own
athletic interest, and progress
in Football, Baseball, Tennis,
etc.
All society news, personals
and every subject of interest,
both to students and citizens
of the village, will be treated
each week.
The columns will be open
to discussions on ail appropri
ate subjects, with an endeavor
to do full justice to everyone.
The chief and his assistants
will decide as to appropriate
ness of articles no anony
mous article will be accepted
without author's name being
known to the chief, which will
be in confidence, if desired.
Advertisers will note that
this is the BEST, QUICKEST and
SUREST, means by which they
can reach the students. For
rates see or write "Business
Manager of Tar Heel," Chapel
Hill, N. G. or drop him a card
and he will call.
THE TEAM OF '93.
The games have all been play
ed, the season is over and now
the foot ball hero sinks into the
shade of the budding base balHst.
Never in the history of foot
ball at the University has a foot
ball team suffered more hard
ships and accidents than the
g dlant eleven which for the past
two months have been battling
for the "white and blue " Tak
ing all things into consideration
the team of 93 equaled the vic
torious one of '92. After com
paring the record of '92 with
that of '93, we find that in '92,
it was the same eleven that vv on
all her victories. In all of our
rames last vear, there was only
Little, Barnard and Baskerville.
Here is to the team of '93,
though success has not been
yours, you have fought a gallant
fight and we are proud of you.
OLD MEMBERS OF FRATER
NITIES ON THE HILL, AND
THEIR INITIATES.
Phi gamma delta.
Lee T. B., Sawyer J., W. C.
Kluttz. Woodson, Love, Surnp-
ter, Aoger, Armstrong, Rend-
leman.
Initiates. .
Adderton, Armstrong H..
ZETA PSI.
Graham G., Graham W.
Toms. Borden. Howell. Greer-
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one subtirute played; with the; orv Qnlv
different, not in but one game
did the team line up intact, and
that: was with Wake Forest In
all there have been twelve sub
stitutes played in the games this
Initiates.
Gregory J., Hill, Grimes, Mc
Rae C, Haywood, Busbee,
Carr, McMullen, Mangum,
Graves, Whi taker.
vear. 15 unforseen casualties j kappa alpha
had not taken place. and we had! Robertson W., Carmichael-
been possessed ot the same good j
fortune oflnrt vear, there is no
S. A. E.
Dockery C.f Andrews A. At
kinson, Patterson, Lemley,
Shaffner, Bahnson, Kenan.
Initiates.
Green, Andrews J, Schenck,
Sharpe, London, Dockery O.,
Connor,
BETA THETA PI.
Barnard, Rollins, Scott,
Weaver, Smith, Bingham,
Rankin, Carroll, Brown.
Initiates.
Johnston H. E., Myers, Mc
Adoo, Home.
kappa SIGMA.
Little G., Wittson, Braswell,
Hooker.
Initiates
Gold.
SIGMA CHI.
Mattocks, Craig. Furguson.
PHI DELTA THETA.
Denson.
PHI KAPPA SIGMA.
Turner
Ellis, Davie, Hall, Sanford,
Yass, Lee, Cook, Webb
doubt but the result would have j initiates.
Kpn ilifrrmit. We know the!
team has done its duty and we
are proud of them, though we
; are not a gratified as we would
have been if the team had been
victorious. We played under
disadvantages this year, which
outsiders cannot realize, but no
matter how badlv all were crip
pled, our team met the enemy
and filled their engagements.
Cant. Barnard did good work
this year, with the nine under
B. Robertson. Forshee, Martin,
Hampton, Graves V.
Alpha tau omega.
Little T., Miller, JIsAlUter.
Initiates.
Daiugerfield, MoRae, W. Allen
Allen M.
Sigma nu.
Murphy. Boyden, Price, Steel,
Carr, Butler. Hammond, Gra
ham E., Brem, Emory, Blair
McKenzie, Stephens.
RECORD OF STATE TEAMS
FOR '93 THE UNIVERSITY.
. C. 44 Wash. & Lee. 0
4 Y.M.I 10
4 Trinity 6
69 Tennesee 0
40 Wake Forest 0
0 Lehigh 34
0 U. ofYa. 16
WAKE FOREST.
WakeF. 6 Trinity
64 Tennesee
0 U. N. C.
12
0
40
College dailes are publish j d
at Yale, Princeton, Harvard,
Universities of Michigan and
Wisconsin.
I him. but it was impossible for Initiates.
j him or any other man to take
the crippled team we have had
1 this year and win. Early in the
j season, Furgerson one of our
best ends was laid off, lie only
played in one game, Snipes
was laid off in two games, Mer
ritt in four, Murphy in two and
the most of the team in same
nnnmrtion. Iheonly men wno
Craige B., Kluttz T., Bridges,
Everett, Webb W. R.
D. K. E.
Baskerville, Wheedbee, Yates
J., Yates, Meyers, Lee.
Initiates.
Russell.. More, Howard, Giles,
Belden, Cutlar, Johnston,
Shepherd, Hornthal, Booth,
TRINITY COLLEGE.
Trinitv 6 U. N. C.
12 WakeF.
! TO Tennesee
! 0 V. of Ya.
; On'v one half game plaved,
I Trinitv left the field.
4
6
0
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norporuon. nicuiin
I have plaved in all our games, j Catling, Wharton, Clark,
I have been Kirkpatnck. Fugh Linasay, inomas
! The president of the Universi
ty of Wisconsin, has offered
Uhree prizes for the three best
j college songs written by a stu
I dent of the University.
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