April 13, 1923
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From The Tar Heel of This
Date Twenty-Five Years Ago
WAKE FOREST vs. UNIVERSITY
7 to 1
The varsity baseball team made a' fly
ing trip to Wake Forest Saturday, leav
ing the University at 9 a. m. and re
turning at 6 p. 111., beating the hard
hitting deep water by a score of 7 to 1
in seven innings. From the first inn
ing the game was never in doubt, Law
son having the Wake Forest batters at
his mercy and being well supported by
the rest of the team. The game was
called at the end of the seventh inning
to allow Carolina to catch the train.
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ALEX SANDERS
Presents
Pastime Revue
A MUSICAL DRUM-FIRE OF COMEDY
Featuring
MISS PAULINE GLENMAR
Thursday Night
3 Big Surprises
WILL WORK FOR UNIVERSITY
Mr. George Vanderbilt has directed
his forester to have taken and mount
ed specimens of the birds and animals
found on the Biltmore estate. Mr. T.
G. Pearsons, assistant curator of the
Biological Museum of the University,
has been employed to do the taxidermy
work.
The war fever has infected some of
the colleges of the country. The La
fayette made a rousing anti-Spanish
demonstration the other day, and sent
the President a telegram assuring him
of their support. . The Sewanee boys
also gave vent to their patriotism in a
mass meeting of the student body, wind
ing up by a message to Mr. McKinley
urging him to action. This is a good
way for these colleges to attract at
tention and increase their self-importance,
but we imagine President Mc
Kinley has enough on his hands already
without being troubled with telegrams
from college students.
ON PAMLICO SOUND
Mr. T. G. Pearsons left Saturday for
Beaufort. He will meet Prof. Holmes
and Dr. Pratt at Xewberne tomorrow.
From there they will start on a two
weeks cruise on Pamlico sound.
Mr. Pearsons took along a Winches
ter rifle with which ho will endeavor
from Cape Hatteras to pick off a few
Spaniards.
BEST DEBATERS
The best debater in the Phi society
March 26 was Parker. J. D. April 2,
Berman.
The best debater in the Di1 society
March 26 was E. L. Brown. April 2,
Graham.
FRESH FARMER'S VIEWS
First Freshman What do you think
ought to be done about the war J
Fresh Farmer I think we ought to
take Cuba and Spain's navy and give
Spain to England.
Mr. Cameron McBae, of Baleigh, vis
ited his brother, Mr. J. C. MacEae, Sat
urday and Sunday.
The University is having new steps
placed in front of the doors of the
buildings.
The Indian smoking his pipe of peace
Is rapidly passing away;
But the freshman smoking his piece of
pipe
Has surely come to stay.
MY LOVE
I have sought thee oft when my blood
was hot,
My mouth hath met thine in one long,
long kiss;
In my arms, at times, found peace and
quiet
In thy sweet forgetfulness.
The strength of my love is more than
human,
Thou inspirest me, I know no fear.
How could I live without thee, loved
one?
Thou'rt mine, thou 'i t mine, my bottle
of beer.
DEVIN POLLS HOME RUN
IN FATAL SIXTH INNING
AND FRESH LICK DURHAM
(Contiuued from page one)
CLASSES ALL DAY MAY
BE POLICY NEXT YEAR
(Continued from Pago One)
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PARIS THEATRE 1
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 17 and 18
POLA NEGRI
in
Her First American Picture
"BELLADONNA"
Supported by
CONWAY TEARLE, CONRAD NAGEL and LOIS WILSON
center that was labelled, as being good
for two liases but was stopped by a sen
sational one-handed catch by White.
Phillip fed the young Bulls out of his
hand in the ninth and Byrd, Holt and
Carden went out on easy plays to first.
The Fre-ihmen showed the makings of
n wonderful machine although it lacked
the ability to put punch into the game
when punch was needed. Big left-hand
ed Phillips, a product of Augusta Mili
tary Academy had the game completely
in his hands except in the first inning
and showed promise of being a good bet
for next year's varsity. But three hits
were garnered off his delivery nnd he was
credited with the only two strike-outs
of the game.
The box score and summary:
Carolina AB R H PO A E
Wnss. 2b 2 0 0 2 6 2
Cobb. If 4 0 2
Devin, lb 3
Thomas, 3b i
Prescott, c 2
Jones, if !
Hihlebrande, cf 3
Johnson, ss 3
Phillips, p 3
0
1 13
1 0
1 4
0 2
0 1
1 3
1 2
Total 27 1 7 27 16 3
Durham AB R H PO A E
White, 2b 3 0 0 3 2 0
Satterfield, ss 3 0 1 1 2 0
Bvrd, 3b 2 0 0 0 0 1
Holt, If 4 0 0 1 1 0
Carden, c 4 0 0 2 5 0
White, E., cf 3 0 0 4 0 0
Jones, H., 11 3 0 111 0 0
Siglcy, rf 2 0 0 1 0 0
Maynard, rf 1 0 0 0 0 0
Cherry, p 3 0 1 1 5 1
Total 26 0 3 24 15 2
Durham 000 000 000-0
Carolina 000 001 00x 1
Home run, Devin. Base on balls, off
have uours Tor recreation in the morn
ing as well as the afternoon. It will
mean that the labs that for the most
part remain vacant in the mornings will
be put into use. The gym can also be
used the day through. This system of
the eight-hour day is used in most of
the larger institutions of the land. This
University is one of the few that uses
the half-day system.
The main reasons for considering the
system are that the space of the Uni
versity is limited, that the present
length of the periods is too short and
the conflicts in the dinner hour. As
yet there has been no definite action
on the plan other than just to arrange
for its discussion at the next faculty
meeting.
TRACK MEN LEAVE IN GOOD
SHAPE FOR TILT AT CLEMSON
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of the best men in his field that has
represented Carolina.
This meet will be n crucial test of the
Carolina team. It will be its first ap
pearnnce on the cinder path. After this
contest one will be able to get a good line
on the possible record of the team for
the season. .
Their indoor record should indicate
that their apearance tomorrow in Cal
houn will be a good one. They broke
every record which was breakable and
set records for .every new event. Their
time trials were good Wednesday and
if they hold up to them there is no
reason why they shouldn't bring the
bacon home with them Sunday morning.
Phillips 2, Cherry 2. Struck out by
Phillips, 2. Wild pitch, Phillips. Dou
ble plays, Phillips to Prescott to Devin,
Ross to Johnson, Saterfield to W. White
to H. Jones. First base on errors, Dur
ham 3, Carolina 2. Umpire, Coxe, Tale.
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last night at a meeting of the Kiwatiis
club of Reidsville.
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