THE TAR HEEL, TUESDAY, APRIL1L1922
CAROLINA STEPS ON
TRINITY IN FIRST TRACK
MEET OF SEASON
(Continued from Page Three)
Norris took the shot put, with . a
pretty put of 35 feet, 1 1-2 inches.
A 16-pound shot put was used.
Poindexter and Hogan followed sec
ond and third respectively.
"Johnny" Purser took the two
mile in a walk. He left his man 100
yards behind on the final lap. Pur
ser took the lead at the beginning
of the fourth lap, and was never
approached, by Cabe of Trinity from
then on. With each succeeding lap
he increased the margin . of his lead.
"Bill" Smith made a good run but
failed to place. After running near
ly two miles, he still had the
strength to sprint for one-half of
the final lap. ,
Dave Sinclair ran the best time
he ever made when he took the 220
yard dash in 23 3-5 seconds. He
took the lead at the crack of the
starter's pistol and held ic doggedly
throughout the distance. Close fol
lowers of track think that Sinclair
will lower the record in this event
if he keeps up the rapid pace which
he has been setting.
Ranson and Seyf fert Place in Mile
Running a good mile in fair time,
Jtanson crossed the tape in the mile
run with an 8 yard lead. Schuster
of Trinity took the lead at the start
and sethis own pace for the first
lap. He was unable to keep it up,
and gave place to Ranson on the
second lap, who was followed by
Seyffert. Ranson set his pace too
slow in the first lap. Schuster came
back on the final lap and again took
the lead, holding it this time for a
little over a quarter of a lap, but
was again passed by Ranson. Sey
ffert ran a good mile, and is expect
ed to make one of the best men on
the team.
For a time it looked as though the
Blue and White team would fail to
place in the 880, but Van Landing
ham managed to show his heels to
Trinity's fast half miler, Durham.
Ambler took the lead and set the
pace for the first quarter, but was
unable to keep up the pace he was
setting and gave place to Durham
at the start of the final lap, with
more experience he should form a
valuable man. Van Landingham
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the run.
Holding the lead and setting the
. pace throughout the quarter Whit
aker finished in first place for Car
olina in 440. Murchison ran a good
quarter, but was in poor shape and
unable to keep up with the fast pace
which the Carolina lad was running.
Giersch finished in first place in
the 120 yard high hurdles easily with
a lead of 6 yards. He was followed
by McGlauhen. " He got a good
start and steadily increased the
margin of his lead as he took each
hurdle. Harris, of Trinity, finished
third with a good distance separat
ing him and McGlauhon. Giiersch
made a good showing in the meet,
and in addition to winning first pjace
in this event, he tied with Fishchal
and Ranson for first place in the
pole vault.
"Shark" Ross took first place in
the hmaA iiiwin wlfli 9n -foot- Pagq
had been out only a few days, and
shows much promise.
, Summary and order of events: C
to mean Carolina, T. to mean Trin
ity. 100 Yard Dash: 1st, Barnhardt,
T; 2d, Moore, C; 3d, Sussman, C.
Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
120 Yard High Hurdles: 1st,
Giersch, C; 2d, McGlauhon, C; 3d,
Harris, T. Time, 18 seconds flat.
One Mile Run: 1st, Ranson, C;
2d, Seyfert, C; 3d, Schuster, T.
Time, 4 minutes 49 seconds.
440 Yard Run: 1st, Whitaker,
C; 2d., Garrett, T.; 3d, Pinnix, T.
Time, 55 seconds flat.
220 Yard Low Hurdles: 1st,
Wynne, C; 2d, Scott, T.; 3d, Par
ker, C. Time ,28 2-5 seconds.
Shot Put: 1st, Norris, C; 2d,
Poindexter, C; 3d, Hogan, C. Dis
tance, 35 feet 1 1-2 inches.
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Snice the library has been . grad
ually growing for the past few years
by contributions of persons fjrom
their private libraries and since the
library has added on a great -4eal
of extension work, there is a great
deal of talk about enlarging the
present library or building one on
a new site.
Dr. Wilson, the librarian, says that
the library here should contain the
Two Mile Run: 1st, Purser, C.j following departments: general and
2d, Cabe, T.; 3d, Bolich, T. Time special reading rooms, special li
10 minutes, 41 1-4 seconds. j braries, seminar rooms and offices
220 Yard Run: 1st, Sinclair, C; 2d, ' for instructors, clerical and catalogu
Barnhardt, T; 3d, Farmer, T. Time ing space, recitation rooms for class-
23 3-5 seconds. I es in library science.
880 Yard Run: 1st, Van Landing- There is a great deal of debate
BE HELD MAY S AND II
Old State Track Meet Is No More in
Comparison with Great Event
Now Planned.
ham, C; 2d, Durham, T.; 3d, Ambler,
C. , Time, 2 min. 8 sec.
Discus: 1st, Abernethy, C; 2d,
Norris, C; Charles, C. . Distance
106 feet 7 1-4 inches.
Pole Vault: 1st Ranson, C, Fisher,
C, Gierch, C, all tied for first.
Height, 10 feet.
as to whether the present one should
be enlarged or another one built on
a different site
The next question is as to just
where the site of a new library
should be. Dr. John M. Booker sug
gested that the library at the south-
) ern end of the campus since this
Running Broad Jump: 1st, Ross, wni be more desirable in the iu
C; 2d, Shankle, T.; Jordan, T., and ture as the University grows south
Wynne, C, tied for 3rd place. ward. If it is built on the present
Javelin Throw: 1st, Crute, T; 2d, sjte or on that of Person Hall near-
Woodard, C; Abernethy, C. Dis- by it will be a very inconvenient
place in the future.
T.; :
tance 152 feet 5 inches.
High Jump: 1st, Shankle,
2d, Ranson, 3d, Woodward.
IS STILL BEING PURSUED
It has been a source of regret to
tennis enthusiasts to see eight of the
best tennis courts on the campus
torn up to make room for the new
history building, but the University
is hastening to repair the damage
done by building new courts in spots
about the campus.
Two fine looking ones have just
been competed in front of fraternity
row along the daily route from
Swain Hall to the postoffice, one
back of the co-ed dormitory and two
more" between Memorial and Ger
rard Halls. This makes a total of
five to cover the loss of eight, but
the program is not complete.
The program provides for about
twenty more between Emerson field
and the newly built class athletic
field. However it is impossible to
say how long before Work can be
gin' on these.
Commencement Debate Query
Will Be Announced Shortly
The old State Tract Meet which
has been held in different colleges
for the last twenty years, has gone,
and in its place has come what is
known by the more dignified name
of an Olympic, to be held on the
Trinity Track May 5 and 6, accord
ing to the plans advanced by Dr.
Foy Robertson. Besides the old
meet there will be swimming con
tests, boxing, wrestling, high school
track, Military events, golf, barn
yard golf, a proposed tourney for
the baseball championship of the
state.
Dr. Robertson is president of the
association which is attempting to
Dromote it. and is being assisted by
M. R. Clark, who is acting as Direc
tor General of Games. If the
Olympic goes through as planned it
will be the biggest event pull yet.
It is the first State Olympic ever
held in the United States.
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the Juniors of the Dialectic society,
which they would not accept, the
Philanthropic Juniors presented an
other subject for their consideration,
on Saturday night.
The second query submitted: Re
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coal mine owners and operators,
should make a good subject for the
Junior commencement debate.
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