THE T A H H E E L
Pae Thrcs
Harry Mebxe, Georgia's head Coach
from Notre Dame, used some of i
Rockne's old tactics when he started
the second team against Mercer. They j
scored ?a . touchdown in the first
period. Then the varsity entered the
game ana proceeaea to score 4t ; a a-1
ditional points. ;;'
U.N.C. Meets "Bi.lThre
or "lirst- lime bmce Yale bame
DR. R. R. CLARE
Dentist
Over Bank of Chapel jHill
Phone 6251
Game with Harvard Next Sat
urday Recalls Days xf the
Northern Contests Before
1924. : ; -
CmDBIIIAEIS
Tuj
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OVER TWO MILLION
WELL-DRESSED MEN
can't be wrong. What have
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Style certainly Bos toni-.
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Mr.McMurray
Waxes Poetic
over Tobacco
Carrollton, Texas
May 15, 1928
Lams & Bro. Co.,
Richmond, Va. .. '
Gentlemen: V
Having been abuser of Edgeworth
for over eight years, I can truthfully
say that it is the best on earth. I am
enclosing a little ditty that I believe
expresses my sentiments entirely:
Old Man Joy and Old Man Trouble
Went out for a walk one day.
I happened to pass when they met
on the street
And I overheard them say,
" Said Old Man Trouble, "She's as
, wrong a3 she can be,
There ain't no fun in anything to
me, why
I was just talking' to Old Man
Sorrow,
And he" says the world will end
tomorrow."
Then Old Man Joy he started to
- grin,
And I saw him bring out that
OLD BLUE TIN,
Then OLD JOHNNY BRIAR was .
i - next "on the scene,
Ar-d he packed him full from the
. OLD BLUE TIN,
And I heard him say as he walked
away,"
"You have to have a smoke screen
every day.
When a man gets the blues, and he
needs a friend,
He can find consolation in the OLD
BLUE TIN,
And I jist don't believe on all this
earth
There's a thing that'll match good
old EDGEWORTH."
Yours very truly,
F. H. McMurray
When the University of North
Carolina grid squad invades Harvard
Stadium at Cambridge, it will be the
first time a Tar Heel team has faced
one of the "Big Three" since 1924.
At that time Yale was a regular mem
ber of the Carolina schedule.
Time was when the Tar Heels met
two of the "Big Three" outfits on the
same schedule; and indeed battled two
of the big boys on successive Satur
days. That was back in 1916 when
Dave Tayloe, Raby Tennent, Bill Fol-
ger, and Yank Tandy were members
of the Tar Heel eleven. That season
saw the Tar Heels meet Princeton,
Harvard, and Georgia Tech in sue
cession and erive all three teams a
merry time. "
"The lads from Down Home held
Princeton to 29 to 0, dropped a hard
fmiM e-ame to Harvard 21 to 0, and
then bought Georgia Tech to a- stand
still, .losing by one touchdown mar
gin.. 'The team that goes to Cam
bridge .next week to meet the Crim
son there is another hard charging,
fiVh-ffno outfit. The Crimson is
another hard charging, fighting out
fit. The Crimson may win next week,
Vmt Arnold Horween's charges will
know they've been in a scrap.
This 1928 Tar Heel team has an
ntW stromr line, "with numerous
promising young backs. The Tar
Wools nrp trained under the Notre
Dame system. '
tv,o North Carolina schedule for
this vear has no easy spots. Follow
ing the Harvard battle, the Tar Heels
w,4- v P T Oporia Tech. JN.
State, South Carolina, Davidson, Vir
ginia and Duke before the moleskins
are packed away for the winter.
GRIDMEN TO MEET
V. P. I. AND TECH IN
NEXT HOP GAMES
Gobblers and Tar Heels Have
Not Met Since the World
; War.
Intramural Teams
Will Start Annual
Mauling: 4:C3 Today
The two leagues of the Intramural
football schedule begin their cham
pionship drive on the Intramural
fields today at 4:00 o'clock. Thirteen
dormitories and seven fraternities will
start the march pennantward.
The race is open . this year, with any
team entered -liable to carry off the
bunting, . as New . Dorms, last year's
scintillating champions have lost
every old man of the championship
array, while Sigma Phi Sigma, last
season's Greek letter champs, has not
if - t
F3
C t
entered the race. This leaves both ; to clear the fields for the five o'clock , order to finish without bringin;
league pinners. out of the running games and the five o'clock games in! artificial lighting facilities.
practically, so some newcomer, wjui
step into a tine mis mil. - IT
- This year the games . will be run
on a somewhat altered style or plan,
with contests scheduled on Tuesday,
Wednesday, and Thursday of each
week only. This leaves Monday for J
the week-enders to ' recuperate and
Friday for them to start again. This
move "was made in an attempt to
eliminate as. many forfeits as possible,
and all of them if possible. To make
up for the games "that might other
wise be lost on Monday and Friday,
a third field has been prepared on the
huee Intramural plot, located next
to the old fields, adjoining the woods
opposite the Freshman Field.
o'clock this year. All games must be
started on time, the first one in order
Games will start at four and five
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The University of North Carolina
gridmen invade northern fields to
meet Harvard this week-end, but the
Tar Heels return home on the last
Saturdays in October to meet.
two tough Southern Conference foes
in succession.
The V. P. I. Gobblers furnish the
positlch for. the Tar Heels in the
TTnnon TWpTcnrial
next r.ome game iuccuij, r
Stadium here on Saturday, October
20: and Georgia reen s ywwu
nado is brewing a your.g storm to
turn loose in the Stadium here on the
following Saturday, October 2 . Botn
contests will have important bearing
on Southern Conference titular ranK
inff. .
ThP Gobblers and Tar Heel; have
. v.o wovl.i war. The
not met vw. .
Gobblers are reported to be exctp-
f;Qllv strone this year which means
that the Tar Heels will have their
hands full on that particular after
noon
rwnhpr 13 might well be designa
ted as the day of the Southern Inva
sion. Yale, Harvard and Princeton
Qn r,lav hosts to Southern Con
ference elevens-Georgia, Carolina
and Virginia respectively, while Vir
ginia Poly will travel to Hamilton,
Mow York, to attempt to repeat their
1927 triumph over Colgate. Georgia
,ni oicm Pr.ter the Yale game as past
victors. The day before Harvard and
nnkft tackles Boston
Carolina. iiivw,
College in a Columbus Day feature.
Send the TAR,. HEEL home.
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cigarette test
Famous star selects OLD
GOLD
One cigarette of the four I
smoked in the blindfold test
was like shooting a scene suc
cessfully after a whole series of
failures. It just 'clicked' and I
named it as my choice. It was
Old Gold. Which clears up a
mystery, for the supply of Old
Golds in my Beverly Hills
home is constantly being de
pleted. It seems that Strong
heart and Rin-tin-tin are the
only motion picture stars who
don't smoke them."
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CHARLIE CHAPLIN
... movie favorire the wot id over,
la one of hi best-loved picture
"The Circu.."
MR. CHAPLIN wm atked to smoke each of the four lead in
brand, clearing hi taite with coffee between smokes. Only
one question was asked: "Which one do you like the best?"
How does OLD GOLD do it?
C P. LorUard Co.. Est. 1760
Made from the heart-leaves
of the tobacco plant
What's the ecret of OLD GOLD'S winning charm?
The answer is very simple. Three types of leaves
grow on the tobacco plant . . . coarse, heavy top
leaves, irritating to the throat . . . withered ground-.
leaves, without taste or aroma ... and the heart-
leaves, rich in cool and fragrant smoking qualities.
These, golden-ripe heart-leaves give OLD GOLDS
their honey -like smoothness. That's why so many -people
choose them. And. that's why you too can
pick them . . ; even in the dark.
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