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tut? JX. JX.JXJ the official organ of the university athletic association. Vol. 7. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, February 1st, 1899. NO. 14 ON THE DIAMOND. Better Work Done Duriug the Past Week Personal Criticism. Down with Monopolies. Communicated. While this question is attracting the attention of the faculty and student body, another farmore im portant in the student's welfare Except for the last few days the should be investigated. This is the weather has been such as to allow TT... i- their practice at batting and field- der the name of Commons. ing and it is with pleasure that "Good food, well cooked and we note that the men have been plenty of it, ' was the motto under working- more earnestly dunng the which it was to thrive Of t.hp a a i. i.i i ir tm I f , , r ,tr ,, j bove motto only one condition has has been less of fooling and more . ... ri , . , . hard work. Most of the candidates approached fulfilment, that is the for the team have been coming- out first; the food may have been g-ood regularly and g-ive promise that in its raw state, but under the pres- some excellent work will be done. ent system of management. Ger mi., i j c?a j I s xne nctiu .nuw on oaturuay stop- man COoks. carving. and serving, it. ped practice for several days. x L , , . A , , i When the weather clears off and Lvm TO etame in a state scarcely recognizable. Une or the committee took tea with us unexpectedly a few nights ago, and that was about all he. took. The bill of fare on that special occasion was the usual part- the field is in good candition let us see some more hard work. Capt. Winston has been as faithful as usual and is on the field every day. lie is a g-ood example to his team, Lawson is batting- well spends most lyll'oi led ham and his own sectional of his time practicing in the field. favorite dish, cold. - When the lat Woodward bats well for this part of ter was passed to him, he asked, the season. He does not work as hard or as regular as he might. Graves is very reg-ular and is impro ving his work. Rogers is doing- more work this week j and should continue this happy course. Alston is improving in batting-. He is practicing for second base. Lambeth practices fielding- and "What is that?" He took-some, and left the same amount, and it is fair to say that he would -have accepted more than one invitation to supper during- that evening. We knowwhat to expect before we get there and;how it is to be ser ved. After ayear's interval we had promises to do good batting. His snow cream Saturday, but we could fault is that he uses his arms in hitting- under no circumstances get more Prof. Gore's Second Lecture. In speaking of Andre, Prof. Gore The spirit of the little article in waxed eloqent. His clear mellow last week's Tar Heel announcing voice was ful1 of pathos, and his the lecture to be given by Prof. J . expressions ot tenderness and deep- Howard Gore Friday night, can be CSLmijaLI1 lor ine caveman fully appreciated by those wh0 touched a responsive chord in the heard that lecture. Having heard heartsot everyone present. You Prof. Gore on Wednesday night may call Andre fool, and his action every body here knew that a treat IOOi-aray, as many have done, was in store for them and a sa,d hc but call it what you please, it was sublime. Whitney vs Lambeth. It often happens in the cours of human events that an article found ed on truth such as appeared in Harfers Weekly, signed by Caspar large appreciative audience assem bled to hear his second lecture on the subject, "Within the Arctic Cir cle." The lecture was iudeed "Interest- ing, limioyaoJe, instructive. It was charming in itself, but the rer- " ' 1 f Tin a 1 i i sonality of the speaker, and that vv n,UK ' ,ves a spienuia opportu- familiarity with his subject which n,ty to n hitncy s kind lo display open court, it - j i . i i . i added an additional charm to it. was wun a pure pity tnac we reau Prof. Gore's own exoerience nlainlv Ml' Whitney's article but we pass- - 'I I'll 1 Jill 7 and simply told, enlisted the sym- eu,lD' Knowing tiiai ne Knew not ,-.01 ( ua a a wnat ne was uoing. ine Jiangcr themdoublv aooreciate the facts hU- of Texas) took sides with Mr. he handled. So vividlv wore tl,P Whitney and proceeded to proclaim word pictures oainted that one felt llis sentiments to the college world. 1 TIT 1 . . 1 1 1 i i 1 11 . 1 1 n, n,n,,i, -u,, ..,:t,t, vve oeieive tnat me lunger win tlo HJUUgll WIJV VVCIC UllCiC Willi LUC I ,oi,0, o-oii i.:,. greet the truth under any circum- now between the huge icebergs. stances' therefore we copy the fob lowing irom tiie v eoruary uniing then over treacherous glaciers; now watching the natives fishing for cod, then joining them in an exciting whale hunt in which Mr. W. A. Lambeth does justice to Foot-ball in the South. "North Carolina, the new champ- when he ought to use his shoulders. He works hard and is improving. j. ii... .. Ti: r ii our minus ine amumons oi youtns to outsiip their fellows. In their than one serving. Of the fifteen games each struggles with all his turkey dinners,-thirteen of which might to reach the goal before the The lecture began by bringing to ions of the South, have won their nonors rainy, ana none uispute their superiority over all Southern teams for '98. The work reflects the greatest credit upon the man- W. Brem is trying- hard to get back vve have not had, the roosters in others. Some climb to dizzy heights agement and players, for by energy in his old form. Donnley works hard and regularly. R. Brem is working- in earnest. Bennett enjoys his afternoons on the field very much. they can. So they and perseverence they have turned he jungles of Africa ; out a -reat team' Their rush-linc question are chopped, not cut, into just because nieces one inch broad. ;the'axe heinp- olun-e into the 1 o j. " - -- i , i ' i.i r i no respector of the immortal "drum so they go the Arctic circle. But it WtiS noc ntav' ,JUl 01 uou wc,nL tit iii I . 1 r I for npen. ma.tiv or thpm rrettin' m- sticR. vv e were served. com sausap-e is not mereiv tor curiosity tnat tnev 'r ' j e AllILy"tiues to work faithfully. might when the only previous o. They have a lougin,, to fathom ZtTJst Carr Woodson and Harkim will serving of hot fried boiled hash, had the unknown and to learn more "P-'t- 1 he ImUis were last, ' I I i... a . w ,.Unvi 11 I ' ri 11 i uin tn lMm nf 'QQ , been exact.lv three davs he forp. about God's creat on. and therefore 41,111 Kiu Mldll wl"-dm iV" u.v.x yj wvy manv. wu. uvanx j i s s cl iv cvi i i J j I I . 1 . rrvi 1 y r ht i Li .1 j. ixi. .1 ers. n t ouarter. olaved a yoou game nite nrip i 1 ie surTiius mscuir.r. rrom v ntinav inev areur ven to seeK ine Tin ps. 1 ' t- ' l j r- TTiPsatnP tliiticr mavhp nf Kfr- fnrmelt 11 rnlrl hrpnrl fnr flip fr.1 TllP first, imnnlsp t.n irn north Wn atlcl t'Xillblted generalship Ot a high ner, Davis, Stephens, Graham, Elliott, iiifr Sundav nip-ht. From the an- for fishing. The arctic waters arp Pr(er Henderson and other cadidates. Lnnmr-un'f iia W eir ; cJaiiOTi wlrti rwi fih nA fino,.. Southern foot-ball, for this sea- It is advisable for every man to do Ls ;f t iiafi bppn throuo-h the hash of shins mav be seen at one time en J son' has ffone a step forward in :his best and let us have a good "scrub" Lrrinder. but it would'nt be cut. so gaged in fishing. 'Following thP more ways than one. Not only has ,as well as a good Varsity. We need f . , One dav. the writer tnolr fisherman came the exnlorer. and the character ot the plays and then u i 1 ii. 1 ii.. ,1 J 7 1 1 ' 1 .. 1 r i-i 1. execution oeen 01 a nigner oruer, the first to make the latter and if you an early breakfast , one of the wait- finally the idea was conceived of but the spirit of fairness and true sportmanship marked every contest with but few exceptions. The custom of selecting eleven "U71M q ru-eJ tl'vn rn 4-It p oi-ni1-v toGin nrA ' ' . u, uvgiuvu 1 VUV. OVXMI-r bV,UUJi lili'l I .11111J" 1 l4l 1 11T 1 1 J . - . - . pre hfirl Vrrfc h-ft ctpillr rh 1 1 a Via I ma ITI ntr a flash tfir thp tint-tli nnlo give the Varsity good practice games """- .... you do as much towards winning the had to be contented with the afore- The lecture was beautifully illus championship as if you were on the sa'd sausage. We have an extra trated by Stereoptican views show fW tpain. order list. We mav ask for ovsters ing the icebergs, the glaciers, the --w. .ww.u U .1 I ' ' O ' I - i So work hard everybody. six nights a week and we haven't people, and the couutry in general men who may properly represent Better work was done during the any, if they come on the seventh we as Prof. Gore saw it, One of the tne lJ,d m hirLnl" UI oluV past week than during the week previ- must ask ao-ain. before we are aware most interesting views was that of m an All-boutnern learn, is a uim- ous. There was more interest shown 0f their presence We satisfied the Prof. Gore himself with his scien- cult task' but the one this year oy tne piayers. see to it tnat tnis crv for one hundred and fiftv hoard- tific instruments determining seems, oy -common consent, iu ' I j. ii J - I o I , , r -it course 01 improvement continues. . :nit,rnwM1,n u, uM forrH nf crru v:fv af nr M .Uo tne toiiowing V & A. A 111 yj V V V 111 A-A 4 UlbO V V. ImI I A-vsw A. 1 I T J U W A 11 V M. (illV LVlV I made and now we number scarcelv Prof. Gore has the distinction of Centre. . .Templeman -Virginia n .4. 3 UU.i l j l I Ciumcni . r ,a.i. one hundredt beincr the first to make this experi- The College as well as the town Psychologically we should be 'ent so far north and thus give the Guards Davis V lrginia Fitzgerald .Vanderlilt 'as very much surprised to hear of fed better towards the end of the polar region representation in the the elopement of Mr. F. C. McEa- month, but no such temoting bait scientific world. ( Llovd. i i - i i . i hern, Med. '99 o f Wilmington has ever been offered us. Two more views were of especial Tackles. . kith Miss Leta Pickard, the young- Let English, Geology, Psychology interest. One was that of a house Aienne"' & . . i - - - - Carolina j Summersgill, Virginia Koehlcr. . .Carolina st daughter of Mr. W. W. Pick- and the Co-oo rest in oeace until built by an Englishman who had rd, the manager of the Chapel Hill this, the greatest of evils, is remed- been disappointed in love and had nds I Hotel. The couple drove to Dur- ied. gone to the arctics to chill the ar- f am on Thursday and boarded the dor of his affections. The other was uli ack . .Jones Georgia rain for Florence. S. C. where the great hexagonal balloon house. Ouarter. .. -Rogers. -Carolina hey were married. M r, Mr. E. M. Land, '99, arrived on sixty feet on a side and seventy feet McKie. 1 If T- 4 .a .1,4 TT H T 1 1i 1 ! r t . ..I T ficacnern then took his bride to tne nm ivionaay nigut anu wni nign, trom winch Andre, in his Half backs 4wti Virimo 1 n Wt1viMjrfi-i mlior snprifl a fpw flavw tiprp. TTis mativ mniKtrmitt Knllnnti imnt t-nrr f I Tlvp V.mdprhilt . M .IVU1V I ii 111 iii lUg LVU IlilViWI-''" -mu.u . . w v. . -' ' j . n-' , ' .-'LA.lWW.lj I 1 . . . L. ouu I 1J 1V I ... hey are now staying. The Tar friends were delighted to see him a- ward the pole, never, perhaps, to (Signed; W. A. Lamijeth. mh offers congratulations. gain. return. (In ebruary Uutingr.) ir
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