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OFFICIAL ORGAN OF iTHE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA
VOL. 23
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAROLINA. CHAPEL HILL, N. C., THURSDAY. OCTOBER 1, l'14
NO. 3'
TAR
fiRSfSAME OF'SEASON-ENDSINVER-VHEUilTJG
VICTORYTOR CAROLINA
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,iti or' .njitP .
Tar'ffeels Iflave :no ?DifificdinMng"jip 41
" Points-Richmond College ' Fails to Score.
As was expected, Carolina open
ed, the season with a complete
victory over. -Richmond College
Saturday afternoon. The Rich
mond boys were unable to suc
cessfully resist the powerful ma
chine that Carolina has working
on the varssilyifieldandvwhen the
fails. Richmond's ball. Privatt
fails? .'to 'gain, again no gain
Homewood downs' Bruce on his
10 yard line, Privatt fails to gain
Carolina's ball. Parker vgains 9,
then over-for secoud touchdown
Tandy, kicks goal; ..total 130.
he Tar ITeeU bad lyloe returnsf kick Off 20 yards.
piled up six touchdownshe score fins 15, Privatt catches
L:M4io twa pass meant for Homewood; no
stage in the game when:Rieh-an'
mond seemed to threaten. '-To
begin wHhf shevws ouUweigbed
by Carolina, and the whole con
test showed marked superiority
of the latter-team in everyres
pect. V.It was not until the last of the
second quarter, that, Carolinaas
forced to punt, i Richmond made
only two first downs, and almost
every rush he made" was formid
ably resisted bp Carolina's imp
pregnable line. - Carolina could
have made the score mulch Jar ger
but the coaches preferred giving
experience to the -second , and
third siring men after the begin
ning of the third quarter
It-was on Carolina's. fourth play
in the first quarter that her firsj
touchdown was made. A beauti
t ul pass f ronl Br id ges was a th er
ed in by Fuller over his hea
.while on a dead run, - the ball be-
iuer carried over with ease after
the catching of the pass. .Tandy
missed his first;goal after a touch
down on t bi pi ay, bu t Jjoaled the
ball successfully after tho other
scores t were s made. vLast yeaj
Tandy did not missa-geah
.End i runs by iJBridges, rplayj
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over lacKie uy r unci uu ajic,
and line plunging by Parker and
Reid were features. A nnmber
of forward passes were tried by
both teams,-mostof them amount
invito nothing. In the last
a
Quarter Richmond broke loose
some vpasses in t. desperation,. bu
availed nothing, Bruce inter
cepted a Carolina pass but made
no gain. Logan did the best
backfield work for the Richmond
team, rhe punting of neither
side was nojticeablykgodd. .Cure
Una, unlike her opponents, .made
not a fumble during the game,
The day was fair and cool, and
a large crowd saw the game;
Many came from -Raleigh arid
Durham i in cars- to be witnesses.
The game byplays:
Tandy .kicks off; ball returned
Second, quarter:
Qi RLchomond V 32 .yard line,
forward: pass iails,f centre passes
ball over .head of kicker and the
back.thrown to his five yard line,
on'bad'pass'Homewood "finds ball
on 1 yard line. Bridges passes
to Cowell aver left-end for touch
down. .. "-.Tandy s kicks-goal, tolal
200.
Richmond kicks to' Jones. Ball
on Carolina's' 40-yard line, Fuller
gets 8, Bridges 4, Parker 10, Tay
foe' 8, Bridges22, Parker 4, 1 ay-
OuMtitHieil nn Third I aire,
NEW-STYLES INTRODUCED
Cfceciid Club Enjoys Old Diet
Served in New. Dishes.
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hold its getvlogother" meeting
Monday iiight. "Thirty-six chem
ists and chemists-to be, all pro
perly labeled and guaranteed, as
sembled in "the" Chemistry work
shppproperly : transformed into
a 'banquet hall, at nine o'clock.
Dr. Hefty -presided - over .the
rather informal meeting and gave
a resume otth& various I improve
ments in the laboratory, the po
sltionsr heldby Ihcrinen s who left
the department in June, the
recent deaths in "the field of
chemistry, and the effects of the
war situation on this laboratory.
After this short discussion the
meeting was turned over ' to ' Mr.
Jt'ffries,--tlie chef .who proceeded
to serve up the fatted calf, asr it
were. - i ne -menu -consisted, ot
coffee in beakers, with stirring
tods instead of ? spoons, sand
wiches in clock glasses, cheese in
rlofpus- plates, apples irr ice baths,
crackers in evaporating dishes,
all served with a delightful sauce
9f good fellowship. Several
lashlights were made by way of
finale.
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OLD VARSITY MEN TENNIS 'TOURNAMENT !T0 TAKE
HtLr lOAtH TRACK PI:Af!F. IN THE'NFAR FIITIIRP
Spence, fobb, and .Price Vol, Old Courts Being Repaired and New Ones
ingNewMen. made Ready tor 'Immediate Use.
, DDTDlDITlnvlP rnn rII Tmnv urr
""""n,,u,w ,uu ,nLh ' ' The tnurnametit for the select
In answer to the need and call ion of the Carolina .Tennis tenni
of Carolina track athlotics three for : 1914-15 will probably be y in
of last year's stars have volun- Monday, (Xtober 5. Willi 'the
teered to help the varsity in graduation' 'last year of Lenoir
bringing the new material into Chambers, the team which has
shaye for the fall class mceti I represented the University for the
which comes off just before Past three r years w as broken up
Thanksgiving. Snenrp. a f t f r It will be a difficult matter .'for
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three years bloody work in the anyone to beat out Malcom Oales
mile and ther half mile under .the 'Or his old place on the team, but
universally, noted Nat Cartmell t is "P t0 somebody to fill the
and one vear's work undpr Nat's other vacancy. It is a hard mat-
one-time team-mate, Dr. Kent J. ter to predict what thepersonm
Brown, together with Skeet Cobb, OI e. varsity -vaiii uv. : bo tar
also of fi.ur vear's famp nnrlpr 0''v fifteen names havi' been e li
the same two efficient coaches in tered ior t,ic touiest. The stu-
the two mile and the mile, should (,ents aS a whole do not seem to
hpfls able jis anv vnuntr mxrh in I realize ' that tennis, as much as
j ..t5 "lr
the country to train and whip in-1 football or baseball, is a form bi
to cond lion anv m:.tpria1 that iniercoueiate atnieiics. some
body is.goiug to make the team,
somebody .is going to fight for
Carolina in tennis against other
institutions, somebody is going
to wear and NN. C. monogram.
All those wishing to enter the;
tournament should see W. T.
Ragland or E. Y. Keesler before
Monday.
Manv fellows do not seem to
any
may come out. . Price, with two
years experience on the low
hurdles, is willing to give all
the help his time will permit
Besides these meirwho are not
eligible to run on the team this
year there are the men of last
year's squad who are also well
able to assist these older men in
the early coaching. Wright, our
22 ft. 10 in. broad jumper, and realize that the Tennis Associa
Homewood, in the pole vault will uon 1S an organization entirely
have to be absent from the track separate and distinct trom any
during the football season; but thing else, lotsot lei lows thin
Woollcott will t take charge of tl,at when they enter college they
these revents together with the a,e entitled to use the tenni
hiyh iump and the hurdles. liar- courts without additional expense
rison, Whiting and Rand will Though this is true of many in
run with the new men in the dis- stitutions, it does not hold goc d
tances, and Patterson and Mo at Carolina. Not one penny is
Duffle-will hely the quarter men. given by the University or by the
Smith will be on the job to show Athletic Association for the up
how it is done in the hundred and keeP OI thc courts
more players.. than all the courts
used twice a day could ;:ccomo.
date. In order to remedy this
condition four courts "'northeast,
of the old ones were' graded and
backstops were erected. 'Nothing
more was done, however. -'Posts
were never fixed, the courts never
laid off, i ass grew up every
where. This yei.r it is the pur
pose of the association to prepare
these four additional courts to
ytther with the old ones.
The officers of the association
say llu-'y aie fioing to make this
the best year for tennis that Car
olina has - ever known TTplr
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them achieve this end. You can
do it by paving your dues to one
of the following: Red r:,rii,i
Ed Keesler, John Wilson, Trent
kagJand, or Henry Edwards.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE BEGUN
Richmorid's50 yard line. Rich?
mond gains 4 yards, then noth
ing, then 2 - yards, 'Privatt lhe
kicks to Harker. Ball on 50 yard
line;lKulkr7gains 10 yafds,Uhefl
2, Parker 9 yards, Bridges passes
toil Fuller who runs : 30y.aiHds fof
first touchdown. Tandy juisses
goalf.scorei Carolina 'Ricbinon
0. Fuller receives kick and re
turns Uo Carolina's 35 yardVlinej
Bridges gains 4 through guard,
Tavloe 15 over lefttaCkle, Parker
?f Bridges 3. Pass to Fuller 'conduct the -club this year,
Phere is but
one source of funds for this pur
pose the yearly dues of the mem
bers of the Tennis Association
These dues are a dollar and .
half a year, payable at the be
ginning of thc year. Since only
members of the assoiatian con
tribute to the upkeep of thecou ts
it is only natural and just tha'
all non-members should I e pn'
the two twenty.
Inorder to simplify this scheme,
the new men are requested to
come out at the times most con
venient to the busy old men. The
following Fcheduleof the different
events will make things move
along smoothly.
All men trying for high jump,
broad jump, vault, weights or hmi from vhyvg.
nuraies come out ai t:uu.
Those trying for the dashes be
on hand at 4:45.
Two mile, ane mile, and half
mile men come out at 5:15.
Quarter -men be out at 5:30.
sharp. :;
The above times suit the sched
ules of the older men best. If
'Every year at the beginning
of the season the tennis courts
are in more or less bad condition.
Some of the . posts are usually
down, reels are .missing,"' wire
backstops are broken through,
the corner slakes Of thc courts
are gone, and half the courts are
alloerether coveied with grass.
vClee Club Begins Practice.
Tlte iGlee i Club continues to
-r-fcir mAf a n o rmnn innc n c ima
.' J" M 1 I Q I tiro TJ o
season; advances. Although M
Sneath, last year's director, and
Henry Meeks, the tenor who last
year captured his hearers through
ufcthe slate, vare ! not Hn college
this.year, there is an abundance
6fc promising new material. Mal
lett andHarris at the piano, and
AYrjght .with his -violin are all
baek. ' Preston Epps, Carolina's
you find it impossible to come out Such has been the casethis year.
at the above times, don t let that At present only four or five courts
keep you away. If you can t are jn condition to be used. How
come out then do so wheneveryou ever new posts and new reels
hnd some- u
body out tovork with you.
The class meet is barely
and the courts are being laid off
a.once more and the grass scraped
month away, and it is lime tor off. The delay in putting the
everybody to be out. Don't let a courts in shape has been due to
little thing like the lack of a suit ' the inability on the part of the
trouble you; put on anything, ass0ciation officers ; to secure la-
ana come out. . Knr
For the past several years, at
C. W. Bain Jr., was initiated least, the number of courts has
unequaled baritone, will probably into Delta Kappa Epsilon Moo-' beeninadequatcdunng the height
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day night.
of the season.' There have been
Enthusiaism . Characterizes the
' first Meeting.
Two hundred people were
present Friday night at the first
meeting of the North Carolina
C 1 f . K V. r1 -1 1 . 'i. 1 1 ' 1 '
iiciu in ine e'lapei. I wo
hundred people IkkI a new supply
of "pep" ;md interest in their
own homes injected into them by
the speeches of President Graham
and Prof. Branson. The officers,
Prof.' Branson, presidentand F.
P. Graham, secretary, were unan
imously elected. Two commit
tees, the steering and the pro
motion and , publicity, were ap
pointed by President Graham as
follows: Steering Committee: Dr.
J. G.deN. Hamilon, G. W. Euts
ler, J. A. Capps, L. B. Gunter
am! F. F. Biadshaw. Promotion
and Publicity Committee: W. P.
Fuller, S. E. Winters, Fred Yo-
der, and II. B. Hester.
President ' Gm ham character
ized the meeting by, saying, "I
believe that this is the most sig
nificant iucetiur of students ever
held in North Carolina." All
universites have their department
of Economies, but this is the
first -to have a separate and dis
tinct 'department for the study of
thc tenitory it reaches directly.
lie expressed the "'hope that
every university stunent will
have burned into his conscious
ness NORTH CAROLINA as the
result of this club," and that it
would engender in him ''a larger
curosity and a larger horizon."
Prof. Branson was introduced
oy tne 'resictent as the "Pro-
essor of North Carolina," and he
proceeded to enject the "pep" he
felt for the club's work .into its
membi rs. ',Get first knowledge
about your own county" is his
idea, "know your county," his
slogan.
l)o you like good Band music?
Then boost the Band!