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THE TAR HEEL
Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Published Weekly.
BOARD OF EDITORS
L. N. Morgan. - - - Editor-in-Chief
ASSISTANT EDITORS-IN-CHIEF"!
B. II. Mebajtc D. L. Riohts
ASSOCIATE EDITORS
B. D. Stephenson A. L. M. Wiggins
J. H. Rand M. R. Dpknaqan
I.ENOIE Chamber! A. A. McKay
R, W. Scott, Andrew Jqyneb, Jr
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F. L. Euless, - Circulation Manager
M. T. Spears. - Publication Manager
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postoffice at Chapel Hill, N. C.
. September 11, 1911.
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Elsewhere in this issue is printed
a letter from a member of the
Sophomore class concerning the
editorial in last week's Tar Hkex,
on the shooting affair which oc
curred the night of the sopho
more banquet. The writer of the
letter is open and fair in his crit
icism of the editorial. He fur
nishes an example, the editor
may say in passing, that might
well be followed by certain mem
bers of some of the other classes
in this University.
The editor still holds to his
views expressed last week. He
does not say nor has he ever said
that the sophomore class as a
whole was guilty of the crime
committed. He does, however,
say that the Sophomore class as a
whole, and that every member of
it, is responsible for its good name
in the University. Certain mem
bers of the class have dishonored
the class. The duty and respon
sibility now rests on the Sopho
more class as a whole to find out
who these guilty ones are, to do
everything in its power to aid the
authorities in discovering them.
The Sophomores know more
about this affair than anybody
else, yet not one of them has
turned a hand to help discover
the guilty ones. And until the
Sophomore class does do this it
must as a class endure the stain
put on it, and must be held re
sponsible for the entire affair.
With regard to the writer's face
tious reference to Adam, the ed
itor would like to say that al
though he may be revolutionary
in some of his ideas, he is still
enough of a believer in the ortho
dox teachings of his youth to
know that the religious history of
the human race has been one con
tinuous prayer for deliverance and
absolution from the sins of Adam.
The race has not been guilty of
Adam's sins, but it has suffered
for them and has had to expiate
them. The Sophomore class is
not guilty of the crimes of some
of its barbarian members, but it
must suffer for them and must
expiate them.
And this last and final word:
The Sophomore class has become
far more indignant at the criticism
passed on it by a single individual
tn the University than it did at the
outrageous and inhuman conduct
of "some of its members."
Negotiations are under way
for a track meet between Minne
sota and Missouri.
CAROLINA WINS THE FIRST GAME
Continued from First Page.
catch the throw from Whitaker,
the other a complete miss of an
easy ball to pitcher. Swink
caught a fine game. He worked
hard from start to finish.
The prep school team likewise
fielded well. Second base seemed
a lime weak, Dtit in oilier re
spects the infield was well bal
anced. Besides striking out seven
men the pitcher accepted five
fielding chances without a fum
ble. ,
The results of the game cannot
be taken to indicate much. The
game was played solely aR
practice gamev The team showed
up woefully weak at the bat, but
not much more could be expected
from the first appearance of the
team before" a good pitcher who
used everything he had. The
team's defense was excellent, its
offense will strengthened as the
season comes on. The battery
candidates have had good prac
tice, but the batters have had but
ittle chance to improve their
batting eye.
The tabulated score and sum
mary is given below:
Tabulated Score
CAROLINA
R.
II.
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
P. O.
2
1
1
10
1
1
10
1
0
A.
0
3
0
2
0
0
0
5
2
A. B.
4
4
2
3
2
3
3
2
2
E.
0
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
Young, 1. f . 0
Edwards, 3b 0
Irby, s. s. 0
Swink, c. 0
Page, c. f. 0
Hanes, r. f. 0
Whitaker.lbO
Bailey, 2b
Woods, p.
Total
1
0
2
1 1 29 12 25 3J
HORNEK
B. R. II.
0 0
P. O.
1
A.
1
E.
0
Harris, 3b 3
Withering
ton, F., c. 4
Winston,
H., r. f. 4
Harkina, lb 4
Gooch, 1. f. 4
Allien, 2b. 2
Winston,
G., c. f . 3
Withering
ton, U., s.s. 3
Perkerson, p. 3
Garrison, 2b 1
0
0
0
0
0
2
0
0
1
11
0
2
0
1
0
2
10
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
24
1
5
0
Total
31
12
H.
2
1
R.
0
1
Horner 000 0 0 00 00
Carolina OOOOOOOlx
Batted for Allien in the ninth.
Summary: Earned runs, 0.
Stolen bases, Allien. Sacrifice
Hits, Page, Two base hits, Har
kius. Double plays, 1; Winston
to Allien to Harkins. Struck out,
by Woods 10, by Perkerson 7.
Wild pitches, Woods 1. Bases on
balls, off Woods 2, off Perkerson
2. Hit by pitched ball, Irby.
Time of game, 1 hour and 40 min
utes. Umpire. Lawson.
" ' ""
Mydbar Mr. editor:
, - In your just
arraignment in the last issue of
the Tar Heel, of the sophomores
who shot up Packard's Annex,
you made the statement that "the
only fit place for them is the
Criminal Insane ward at the
Pen." .
As the only representative in
the University of that dignified
institution, I deem myself called
upon to say, in its behalf, that
no such cowardly persons are de
sired at the State Prison. Only
brave men who would think it a
stain on their honor, to run from
their guards, or conduct them
selves in any other unseenly man
ner, are allowed to remain there.
The,rest have long since been
shot in the back.
If however, you must have a
place for your sophomoric male
factors, I refer you to the Hos
pital for the Insane at Goklsboro.
represented here by Mr. Paul
Bryan.
Respectfully Yours,
J. P Fenner,
! A VVJin was that VOUnS" Sfir
C was with'the other evening?
B Why that was his intended.
A' Wn all T ran sav is that
he hasn't the best of intentions
California Pelican,
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Von." s:.id D oson "Mote
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