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JL 1 : : : tA- r tt - a,, i tt HEEL. THE .... Vol. 12 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA, CHAPEL HILL, N. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26,1903. No. 1. OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION. ioot ball talk. An Inte The fo student e to colle. proportio Jones, H. er, Jacoc ly, Engl have witl who have view of Coach Olcott Prospects Good. t ball team this year wil be, we dalre say, stronger than any. pected before he returned i. A remarkably g-ood of the old Varsity men have retimed: Jones, G., Cox Stewart, Donnelly, Fish s, Newton, Mann, Berke- and Hester. We also us this year several men ihad foot ball experience at other colleges. Among- these we may mentim Roberson, Engle, R and Ross. I The quality and amoun of materia"! for the Varsity, in a word, is encouraging. Coach Olcott, when interviewed in regard to our foot ball chances made the following- pointed re marks: 1 "I camiot say anything more de finite than1 that our prospects now are as hopeful as they were at the corresponding time last year. "Now tliat Hester, our oldg-uard, has returiiod things look brig-liter Yet therehs still a lack of line men Tackle is the most hotly contested position ot the line at present, for we have back three old men who were sub-lackles, Donnelly, Young Bullv Jones and Hester. It is true, too, that we have enough ma terial for ends; but among the men there are some injuries "When wq come to think of "our back line, however, we become en courared. Material is not lacking there. We Ixpcct to get a good full-back frohi the men who are working" for this place. Among these are Roberson, full-back on A. and M. last year, and Engle, our last year's full-back. Engle has been too busy with his college course recently to come out on the field; but in dday or two he will be there to mike the contest a little more spirited.) "And then too, we expect a very interesting- strug-gle for quarter. The present contestants for that position are: jacocks, Worth, Wil son, Roach, Engle, R., and Ross, who vyas last year's quarter on Oak Ridge. So, although our old quar ter, Gravesj ind our sub-quarter, the Carr, are not hi that we expect to for the place ! outi dates. "Giles, by thing- about J lea hope that h w we need him here "How about th individual men tl "Well, there is stance, who has pounds, which nu re, you may say g-et a g-ood man of the'new candi- way, says some-ing-; but we all fll not do that, for weights of the s year?" Stewart, for in gained eig-hteen Ikes a total of two hundred and thirteen. But he, I guess, is about th the team." "Will you state chance of eachindi "No. I can't sky anything- fur ther in particular, tell. heaviest man on the condition and vidual player?" "There is one thing-, thoug-h, of which I do wish to speak, . and that is the g-ood that will be g-ained if men turn out to strengthen the scrubs. On this depends uot only the development of this year's Var sity but also the strength of next year's team. For, next year most of our old Varsity men will not be back; and the best and surest way to be able to fill the vacancies thus created is through the training- that is to be got by work on this year's scrub team. We lack men now, and the scrubs as a whole are not as heavy as is wished. Until these men develop, the practices each eve ning must be light. In. a' short time, however, we intend to appoint a coach for the scrubs and to have them thoroug-hly org-anized. I am very anxious for the material which i know is here anion"- these six hun dred students, to come out to the practice each evening-, and give the Varsity the strongest opposition possible. The men to whom I re fer the men who have the slightest ambition to play foot ball if they come on the field and work, will do two worthy things: help, to an in calculable degree, both their col leg-e's foot ball prospects and their own. "The Scrubs have another con siderable inducement. All faithful Scrubs, vvhether the7, have been so successful as to become a member of tbeV,aTsity or not, are going to be taken to Richmond Thanksgiv- ing on th: excursion free of charge. Here they will have the pleasure of seeing how effectively the axe which they sharpened can cut. This pleasure has been offered the Scrubs simply because the athletic association feels, and knows, that a faithful Scrub is due at least this much material compensation." WHAT '03 IS DOING. Fraternity Initiates. Initiates into the different frater nities here this year are as follows: Sigma Nu: H. C. Hines, A. Nash, J. A. Lambeth, J. Arm strong-, W. Crump and I. I. Davis. Walter Clark, Jr. and Worth Mur phy, affiliates. Sigma Alpha Epsilon: A. H. Bahnson, R. Engle, H.C.Jones, Jr., E- Gray, W. Pace, R. Calder and P. Stead man. Zeta Psi: Theo. Cheshire and P. F. Faison. Kappa Alpha: L. T. Moore, and , B. Lee (V. M. I.), and Foy Roberson (A. and M.) affiliates. Delta Kappa Epsilon: F. P. Drane. J. W. Winborne, J. G. Wood, Jr., J. B. Cranmer, A. D. Brown, E. S. Burwell, E. Hob- good, H. Hill. B. H. Perry and II. . Olcott, affiliate. Beta Theta Pi: S. Adams, A. Dalton, H. Thrower, R. R. Rey nolds. W. T. Shore, E. Millis and S. G. Brown. Alpha Tau Omega: C. Pember- on, H. McMillian, D. Fowle, J. ougue, Moore. Phi Delta Theta: I. London. S. It's too soon to Kluttz, L. Yelverton, J. Calvert, and F. Weller. I Items of Interest About the Past Year's Graduating Class. The following- statistics are not complete, but they are as near so as the editors were able to make them. Andrews, G. H., is with Raleigh National Bank. .Bennett, H. H. is chemist for U. S. Soil Survey. 7 Berkely, G. R. Studying- medi cine at U. N. C. Bridgers, B. H. Atlantic Na tional Bank, of Wilmington. , Byuum, C. A. Theological Eepartment, Harvard. Calder, M. In Murchison Na tional Bank, Wilming-ton. Carr, W. F. With Durham Hosiery Mills. Cauble, D. J. Bessemer Iron and Steel Works, Birming-ham, Ala. Collins, R. B. Teaching school at Farmington, N. C. Clement, E. B. Studying medi icine at U. N. C. !, Cumming-s, P. Law student at U. N. C. Everett, R. O. Teaching- in Durham Graded Schools. Farlow, N. F. Principal of Sal em Boys' School. Foust, F. L. N. - C. Geological Survey. ... Foust, T. B. Chemis-. for Ten nessee Coal rind Iron Co. y Galloway, G. G. Merchant in Jacksonville, Fla. Giles, J. R. With Charlotte Nezvs. Glenn, M. R. Medical student at U. N. C. Gold, T. J. Teaching in Shel by. Gordon, W. J. Assistant in French in U. N. C. Graham, W. A. Teaching in Graham, G. W. at home. Green, G. J. Teaching-. Warrenton Hig-h School. Gwyn, T. L. Lumber Business. Hanes, F. M. Harvard. Hassell. F. S. With Mutual Life Ins. Co., of New York Hawes. E. A. With Mutual Life Ins. Co., of New York. Herring, R. W. Studying- law at U. N. C. Holland, H. Co. Holt, E. P. Albans, Va. Horner, J. W. Teller in bank in Henderson. Huske, B. F. Grocery business in Fayetteville Johnson, C. E. With Savings Bank, of Raleig-h. Jones, G. L. Law student at U. N. C. Jones, H. M. Medical student at uJn. c. Judd, Z, V. Instructor in French, in University of Fla. j McAden, J.. H. Merchant's and Farmer's Bank, Charlotte. McFadyen, H. R. Union Theo ogical Seminary, Richmond. Maddry, C. E. Minister at lillsboro, North Carolina. Morehead, J. L. At home. Morrow, R. C. Teaching at Goldston. Parker, L. L. Principal Rocky Mount Graded School., Pearson, J. E. Principal of school at Biscoe, N. C. Ray, E. Teaching. Ross, J. K. Jefferson Medical College, Phila., Pa. Skinner, J. J. Studying- chemis try at U. N. C. Stevens, H. P. Traveling for Goff Refining- Co, Port Arthur, Tex. Stewart, R. S. Studying law at U. N. C. Tart, B. I. Teaching in More head City. Thorpe, J. P. Chemist for steel works in Clairston, Pa. Turner, H. G. Studying mcdi icine at Univ. or Pa. Walker, N. W. Principal Ashe boro Graded School. Ward, G. R. Studying law at U. N. C. Weller, H. R. Chemist for Gar rett Wine Company, St. Lguis. Willcox; G. W. In livv office at'-, Florence, S. C. Willcox, J. W. Studying medi cine atU. N. C. Whitehurst, II., teaching at New Berne. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEETS. -Willsbach Light -Professor at St. Officers of Athletic Association and Tar Heel Editors Elected Last Saturday. The General" Athletic Association met in Gerrard Hall last Saturday to org-anize for the year. As every student of the University is a mem- of this organization, the hall was crowded with the loyal, from fresh man to post-graduate, all interested in the year's athletic work. Es pecial interest was given to the meeting by the fact that our pros- , pects for successful teams were never better than this year. And everyone felt that to be victorious there must be a good beginning. The association was called to or der by Captain Jones, of the foot ,, ball team, who stated the object of the meeting, and called for nomina tions for president. Mr. J. B. Ramsey was nominated by Mr R. S. Stewart and received the unani mous vote of the house. Mr. Ram sey then took the chair, and, after thanking the students for the hon or, proceeded with the elections. .. The following officers were chosen: . Vice-President, A. H.Johnston; Secretary and Treasurer, T. II. Hill; Graduate Member Advisory Committee. R. S. Stewart; Under graduate Member, A. W. Hay wood; Chief Cheerer, L. S. Holt. As The Tar HEEL, is the organ of the Athletic Association the fol lowing board of editors was elected: Editor-in-Chief, C. P. Russell; Business Manager, W. E. Pharr; Associate Editors. J. V. Howard, J. L. Moore, J. K. Wilson, J. A. Parker and W. T. Shore. Mr. M. Ashbey Lambert, of the law class, spent Sunday in I..:
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