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Tuesday, December 7, J926
SANFORti UPSETS DOPE;
DEFEATS CHARLOTTE 13-0
Continued from page one)
the goal and Frazier again duck
ed it over for the second marker.
Vestal dropkicked the point af
ter touchdown, making the score
13 to 0. v
The Sanford line was at its
best against: the Charlotte crew,
and opened holes at random. The
Sanford backs were particularly
good on slipping off tackle and
too' much credit can not be given
the""ends for their splendid work
on the offensive. Howard and
Williamson are a pair of flank
men that for 'sheer versatility.
are the best any high school has
brought up in years. Frazier
was the big gun for the winners
in the backfield, and should place
on an all-southern selection.
Morris played the best for the
losers in the line,, and Cook,
Landis and Hunter shone with
equal brilliance in the Charlotte
backfield. , Hunter broke away
; for the longest run of the game,
a 30 yard scamper through the
line. . ..
Sanford Charlotte
Position
Williamson '..'. , O'Neill (C)
Left end
.. Laslie
Harrington
York.
Stout
Left tackle
Left guard
Center
Alexander
Robinson
Underwood
Byerly,
Howard
Vestal
Right guard
Right tackle
Hood
Hutchison"
Morris
Right end
013
0 0
: . ; Carbine
' Quarterback ;- v
Frazier1 iffy pS-Hkit -? i-rw-afiHunte
! ' Left halfback -.
Thomas ..1" Cook
. Right halfback
Gregson ,. - Landis
Fullback
Score by periods:
Sanford. .......... -.6 7 0
Charlotte" 000
Scoring for Sanford: Touchdowns,
Frazier 2," Scoring points after
touchdown: Vestal, drop kick.
Substitutions for Sanford: Sharpe
for Thomas, Thomas for Sharpe,
Sharpe for Thomas, M inter for Wil
liamson. Substitutions for 'Charlotte: Law--ing
for Carbine, Slaughter for. Hood,
Shelby for: Hutchison, 7 ' Carhjne for
Lawing, Hutchison for Shelby, Brown
for Hunter, Hood for Slaughter, Hunt
er for Brown, Houston for Hunter,
Shelby for Laslie. ; .
Officials: Manor, Auburn, referee.
Boatwright,: Virginia, umpire. Ash
more, Illinois, headlinesman.
Time of quarters: 12 minutes.
Attendance, 5,000., .
LARGE AUDIENCE ATTENDS
MUSICAL CONCERT
4 " (Continued frjarri : pag e ; one),
given an exaggerated solici
tude. The first of the group,!
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joy OI me ivuau, carncu a uaaa
accompaniment more suggestive
of tramping. soldiers than a solitary-stroller:
The other five
were well-done bits of realism,
the last. Shower, being especial
ly pleasing. . 1 '
Mrs. LeGrand, who also had
two groups closed the program.
She is the possessor of a -well-rounded
and perfectly controlled
soprano voice. With the excep
tion of Thrane's Norwegian
Echo Song, which lacked the
poise of complete command that
characterized her other num
bers, her treatment
charming and adequate.
Call
Is Issued for , :
Grappler Candidates
-All freshmen are -urged to
come out for . the- first year
wrestling immediately. No pre
vious experience is required,
only a determination to give the
best that he has.. Work-outs
are being held in the Tin. Can
from '4 to 6 o'clock every after
noon. .
Five meets have already been
scheduled for the Frosh grap
plers in the-state and a meet
out of the state is pending. Be
sides the physjcal development '
and scientific knowledge of the ;
' game these trips .are , alone
worth striving for. . . . , ..
Lack of weight is no disad
vantage in the wrestling game,
for the weights run from 115 to
unlimited (above 176) . Coach
Quintan will be on hand every
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the
Tin Can and all freshmen are
especially urged to come out for'
the team. , " . '
K. R. JONAS, Manager.
University Awarded
Next Year's Harrier
Meet By Conference
Y. P. I. UNION TO GIVE
SOCIAL SATURDAY
An old time Christmas fes
tival will mark the end of the
fall season of the Toung Peo
ple's Interdenominational Un
ion. . It will be held at the
Methodist Church, Saturday,
December 11.
This is the second event given
by ' the union this quarter.
Galen Elliott is president of the
organization.
All young people have been in
vited to-attend the festival.
According to reports received
from the 'meeting of Southern
Conference athletic officials at
Atlanta, the University of North
Carolina has been awarded the
Southern Conference cross-country
race nex year.
During the season just finish
ed, the". Ijniversity of , Georgia
was the host . to the conf erence
distance ,V classic at Athens,'
Georgia. VThe: Tar .Heels, it will
be remembered; journeyed down
to Athens and .won the confer
ence meet by one of the largest
if not the largest margins in the;
history of southern track ath-:
letics. ,
Coach Bob Fetzer and Dale
Ranson are largely responsible
for the recognition that the Uni
versity has received in track
and are already laying plans to
defend their title of Southern,
track champions, won at the con-;
ference meet in Chapel Hill last
year. - . '
The Philological Club meets;
tonight in the Episcopal Parish!
house at 7:30 o'clock; Profes-J
sor Norman Foerster .of "the
English department will address
the club on "The Literary Creed
of James Russell Lowell." Dr.
E. C, Metzenthin, president of
the club, Has announced, .; that
several important things- will
come up and requests that all
members be present. , , . ;
MOREHEAD PICKED
TO LEAD GRD3MEN
(Continued from page one)
bury, and Bob Williamson of
Fayetteville were chosen assis
tant managers. Complete har
mony and accord prevailed at
the1 banquet of the Monogram
Club, which was held at Gooch's
Captain Morehead prepped at
Woodberry Forest where he
starred at tackle and center. He
was the outstanding lineman on
the' 1924 freshman' team here)
and last fall was the only sopho
more to make a regular berth in
the University Une. ' ,
He will be one of the three vet
erans around whom Coaches
Collins and Fetzer will mold the
Carolina forward wall next fall.
Other linemen who will return
are Schwartz, center, and Shu
ler, guard.
Engineering School One
Of Best ", in . Country
, (Continued from page one)
during the entire junior year.
For this co-operative work the
engineering students are placed
throughout the state with vari-
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Standing of School
The School of Engineering of
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lina ranks with the best, in the
country.- Is faculty is capable
and well-known, its laboratories
and libraries well-equipfljedand
its graduates recognized as com
petent engineers. rduates
from-the school have never ''ha'd
an difficulty in finding posi
tions; in fact, every year West
inghouse, General Electric, and
other well-known engineering
firms send down representatives
to interview the seniors and to
give many -of them places.
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pal church.
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