TTiissda' -"Septeirihir - 23, 1923
THE T A R H EE L
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bright Prospects Accompany ; ; - '
Start of Gross Gouotry Grind
Return of Six Lettermen En-i
courages Hanson in Effort to
Mould Championship Team.
Johnny Henderson
Prospects are bright this year for
.another championship cross-country
"team. TTKe 1928 runners will have to
travel at a last clip, however; if they
hope to equal .the .enviable record of,
last year's team. Though it was
pitted against the best that the South
had to offer, the 1927 team was un
defeated. In addition to winning
every dual meet during the season it
won .the state and southern champion
ship meets.. Only three men were
Jost from last . year's team: , Captain
Elliott, lloyt - Pritchett, and Phil
Gallagher. Elliott and Pritchett last
year completed three , years of var
sity .competition undefeated ' during
which .time they entered three state
championship and two southern
championship meets. Gallagher, a
sophomore last .year, showed ;great
promise for this year but he has not
.yet j-etumed to school. Competing in
his first conference title meet last fall,
:he finished in eighth position.
Six lettermen and five non-letter-
men form, the nucleus of this year's
team. Johnny Henderson, captain, J.
YFisherr Minor Barclay, Brown, Cox,
and Wienn are the lettermen. Lowry,
Summers, James, Bay, .and Rhine
hardt were on the squad last year and
should le of great aid in winning
meets this fall. "
In addition' to these men, eleven of
the cross country runners on last
.year's freshman squad will be avail
able. Only Captain Ed Ferrell and
. DeRossett did not return. Those !
coming up from the frosh are : Car
bine, Baucom, R. B. Fisher, C. IL
Fisher, Crane, Hatem Atkins, Med
ford, Cohen, Long, and Kincaid.
Coach Dale Ranson already has his
men at work and in a few, days will
have them in top hape. "Any upper
classmeri who wish to go out for, the
varsity are-asked to report to Coach
Ranson at Emerson Stadium at' 4:30
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All men who intend to go out for
freshman cross-country will meet
Coach Ranson ' at 5:30 Thursday- at
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Johnny Henderson, captain 'of both
the cross country and . track teams,
is to be the mainstay of the Tar
Heel cross country runners this fat
since both Galen Elliott and Hoyt
Pritchett have finished their careers.
Last . season Henderson was a star
at the two mile distance, setting the
southern record in a dual meet with
Duke. An injury suffered a week
after his record breaking run kept
Johnny from further competition In
the southern conference champion
ship meet last fall Henderson ran
second to Elliott who was undefeat
ed for three 'years. Very great hon
or was given : Johnny last season
when he waa selected to captain the
two teams this season.
INJURIES BRING NEW PROBLEMS
TO CAROLINA FOOTBALL MENTORS
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A crop of injuries some( of minor
importance has left the football
situation at the University in a
, somewhat unsettled condition, with
the Wake Forest game .just one
-week. away. . : ; '
The probable eleven to face the
; Deacons in Kenan Memorial Stadium
here next Saturday afternoon at 3
ojclock had begun to take form early
last week, when a. number of the
jnost promising candidates hit the
growing hospital list.
Sam Presson, veteran right "end,
was the first to go the way of the
injured, and the plucky little flank
man is out for the season. As if
:that were not enough, Julian Fenner
suffered an injury to his shoulder
just when he was slated to step into
Presson's boots on the right flank,
and the coaches have shifted Don
.Holt over f rom the.other end of the
line to fill the bill.
Others who begin the final week
of pre-season training' with hurts
that may hinder their facing the
Deacons "are Gresham, halfback, and
Farris' and Howard, tackles. All three
are lettermen, and Farris and How
ard were doped as the regular tack
les in that opening game. All three
may recover in - time to play, but
their effectiveness will be impaired,
With these posts vacated per
haps temporarily the. University
mentors must cast around in search
for another pair of tackles and an
other left halfback. Fortunately
there is a fair supply of backs, but
the crying need now is for tackles
to furnish capable reserve strength
A returning traveler states that 90
per cent of Turkish men loaf while
all the women work. Direct steamer
service to Constantinople may be ex
pected to start at once.
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The success of the University's football team this season will depend largely upon the showing of the ten
seasoned . players who have returned to school this -fall with monograms to attest to their previous campaigns
under uaronna colors. rneJ. ten lettermen, jogeiner wmi Aoatii Junius, aic pitimcu - m ui v-iu.
1. Whisnant. Quarterback. 2. Howard, tackle. 3. "Chuck" Collins, head coach. 4. Farris,. tackle. 5. Shuler,
guard. 6. Sapp, end. 7. Schwartz,' clnter. 8. Presson, end. - ; ; .
Ten Letter Men Form Nucleus ; J
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Coaching Staff Relies Upon Vet
- erans as Team Faces
Tough Schedule.
The University of North Carolina
has ten lettermen back in togs this
fall as a nucleus for the Tar Heel
eleven, and around these veterans the
coaches must build the team that is
to face one of the toughest schedules
ever mapped out for a North Caro
lina squad.
. The lettermen who returned include
a candidate for every post on the
team except the left, tackle berth left
vacant by the 'graduation of Cap
tain Garrett Morehead last June.
Farris, star guard, has been shifted
to that post, and now Chuck Collins
arid his coaching partners must lo
cate another regular' guard, find a
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real kicker, and locate or develope a
capable quarterback to replace Steve
Furches who did not return this
season. ' .. , v ' '
The ten lettermen back are Cap
tain Harry Schwartz, center, who was
mentioned by several pickers for an
All-Conference berth last fall; Farris
and Shular, All-State guards a year
ago; Howard, tackle; Sapp and
Presson, ends withSapp rating All
State last season; Whisnant, quarter;
Gresham and Ward, halfbacks ; and
Foard, fullback. Schwartz, Shuler,
Howard, Gresham - and Foard, all
seniors, are starting their third, and
final campaign. -The. others earned
their first monograms last f alL
All of the ten are native Tar Heel
stock, and all except Whisnant and
Howard. are products of North. Caro
lina high school gridirons. Both
Whisnant and Howard prepped- at
Woodberry Forest - School in Vir
ginia. Farris, Schwartz, Presson and
Foard learned the rudiments of
football at Charlotte High School
Sapp came from Winston Salem High,
Ward prepped at Blue Ridge School
at Henderson ville, Shular graduated
at Salisbury High, and Gresham hails
from Warsaw High School.
The Tar Heel eleven is coached by
a staff composed largely of-former
Notre Dame men, and they use the
Rockne system of play. Head Coach
Chuck Collins, was an end on the
famous "Four Horsemen" team . at
Notre Dame, while Bill Cerney and
Rex Enright were backfield men on
that, same famous combination. The
other member of the varsity coach
ing staf f ; is Bob Fetzer, director of
Athletics, who played his college
football with .Davidson 20 years ago
and who is regarded as one" of the
most successful lines coaches in the
country.
VARSITY CROSS-
COUNTRY SCHEDULE
Oct. 20 V. P. I. Here
Oct. 27 X. C. State . Here
Nov. 10 Duke There
Nov. 24 Southern -Con-
ference Atlanta
Nov. 29 Virginia There
Dec. 8 State Meet Unplaced
FRESHMAN CROSS
COUNTRY SCHEDULE
N. C. States
Duke '
State Meet
AH of these meets are un
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probably take place about Octo
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