Thursday, November .8, 1928
THE T A R H E E L
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sus idisosotea to
Start Full Strength i
attle Mere Saturday
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HEEL HARRIERS
TO MEET DUKE
Tar Heel Injured List Is Rapid
ly Being Rounded Into
Shape.
This Saturday when the -Heels take
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the South 'Carolina Gamecocks, they
will present their full strength. This
will Taise the tock of the Tar . Heels
quite a' bit, because most of the ex
perts accredit their relatively poor
showing' against State last week to
.the absence of such stars as Sapp, '
Howard, Atkins, and 'Foard. All this
week the coaches have kept the injur
ed men out of the stiff work and they
are all fast .rounding; into playing
shape again. " Harry Schwartz, al
though he . played a wonderful' game ;
over at Raleigh Saturday, was handi
capped by a bad leg. which f he I hurt
in the Tech game two -weeks ago.
Harry has been taking it easy this
week and he will probably be back
in fine shape for the Battle of the
Carolinas. ,. ' .''-' "
i Coach Collins has f orgotten all the
mistakes and bad playing , that mark
ed the rather ragged attack of the
Heels against btate and is devoting
all his time to developing the offen
sive and defensive play. . .'; For a week
or so Coach Belding has been drilling
his freshmen in running South Caro
lina plays and the use of their famous
Crazy Quilt formation.. They have
learned to run plays from this line
up pretty, well ; and Tuesday they
were given an opportunity to use it
against the second teaml The" reserves
soon learned to cope, with this kind
of attack and were successful in
pushing the freshmen back. Jackson
and Ward were at the halves and
showed up well on both offense and
defense. ? '
While the Heels were at work on
their defensive . play reports coming
from the Gamecock camp intimated
that Laval's men would probably re
sort to an aerial attack centered
around Beall, fullback. Playing his
first season as a regular for South
Carolina, Beall has, already proven
to be one of the best and most accu
rate passers . in Southern , football
ranks. ; In addition to being a threat
as a passer, Beall is a fine line plung
r. and a. broken field runner." 'The'
Gamecocks are also pinning , much
hope on Zobel, ? who was instrumental
in helping defeat Coach Staggs Chica
go eleven early, in the season. Since
he was hurt in the Virginia; game,
Zobel has , been " out of the lineup.
However, he will be back in uniform
against the Tar Heels and . will pro-
bably give them something to worry
about. v V-
xne Jieeis ana uamecocKs nave
divided the last two contests between
them and. each team is- anxious to
win the third battle. Year before
last, when the Heels seemed doomed
. to defeat, they made a comeback and
won. Last year there was a dif
ferent story, the Gamecocks won ra
ther decisively. So far this season
the records of the two teams are
parallel in one respect; both started
off strong and have let down some
as the season wore on. ; A compari-
oun ui vncu ittuius gives me uame
cocks an advantage, but this doesn't
mean much, as the Carolina-State
game las,t week proves. The Heels
went in the game doped to win and
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a desperate struggle. Saturday
Carolina is determined to prove again
that" the dope can be upset, and with
their full strength on the field, they
have a good chance to do it. y -
Both Teams Have Been Suc
cessful So Far This
Year. "
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MUCH INTEREST
m BASKETBALL
Intramural League Will
Organized In Near
Future.
Be
Red Cross Drive
Opens Next Week
, Next . week will mark the opening
of the, Red Cross Drive which is to
be carried on among the students and
faculty of the University. An ex
tensive campaign has been :; planned
and it is hoped that sometime during
next week student and faculty mem
bers in Chapel Hill will have had the
opportunity to subscribe to this
cause. . , - - -
Two men will be enlisted to visit
the men of each dormitory, and to
explain to them the meaning of the
Drive and to urge them to think se
riously of this question. ; One man
out of eaph fraternity will take sub
scriptions from its members. The
women will have charge of canvass
ing their own territory as well as
the faculty and the members of the
secretarial force. ; ,
Only fifty cents of any. subscription
of any size will go to National Head
quarters for work outside of the Uni
versity. The remaining part of the
subscription will be spentt, among the
students of this University, aiding
them in various ways. Subscriptions
of any amount will be gladly receiv
ed.' ;
Interest in the University of North
Carolina cross country activities will
assume major proportions this week
end when the Tar Heel harriers meet
representatives - of Duke University
on . the long grind. The ; engagement
will start on the Duke home field at
eleven o'clock Saturday morning.
and upon the outcome of the raee de
pends Carolina's chances of contin
uing its record of no . loss in cross
country for-.the past five years.
V : Both Duke and ; North Carolina
have enjoyed successful campaigns
against opponents thus far this year.
The Tar Heels have won their only
two meets of the . early season .by
trimming V.' P. I. and State College
in ' decisive ; fashion ; on the home
course. However, Carolina's pros
pects for sectional, honors this sea
son are considerably less favorable
than last, due to graduation of sev
eral outstanding distance runners
last spring. Elliott and Pritchard,
sure winners on the 1927 team, will
be greatly missed this year. Among
the returning group of men who saw
service in j some previous ; season are
Captain , Henderson, Barkey, Coxe,
Brown, Fisher and Wrenn. Coach
Ranson has been busy trying to form
a promising aggregation around this
nucleus of veterans. He has suc
ceeded in developing a number of in
experienced runners into brilliarit
prospects for splendid varsity cross
country men. Lowry, Baucom, Coh
en, Medford, and Simpson have all
been showing up well in early season
runs. The team this year is not a
consistent brilliant array of distance
runners, j However, the men have all
the determination , to win that has
been characteristic of victorious Ca
rolina teams in the past, and, con
sequently, the campus is ". hoping for
another winning team in cross coun
try;: - ; .' v ' .
Duke's early victories- over Guil
ford,. Navy, and Washington and Lee
mark the Blue Devils as formidable
contenders for conference honors this
year. Their team is composed of a
brilliant group of experienced var
sity runners and several : sophomores
of promise. Their records are im
posing, and it is expected that they
will expend full strength' against
their rivals from the University.
Carolina will face Duke with a
crippled team of harriers. Coxe, sec
ond - ranking t man on the team, suf
fered an injury in his right knee on
last Friday which . required four
stitches to be taken. Consequently,
this star will be out of the Duke
meet. The seven Tar Heels who will
represent the University Saturday
will be chosen by . Coach Dale Ran
son from the following men: Hender
son, Barkley, Brown, Wrenn, Fisher,
Lowry, Bausom, Cohen, V Medford,
and Simpson. Duke will be repre
sented by Woodard, Ashworth, Wine
coff, Doxey, Simons, Heiser and
Owens.
From Carolina's' point of view, the
outcome of the Duke meet will de
pend upon the ability of inexperienc
ed men and a few veterans to come
through under fire." Carolina's cross
country history has" been marked by
the grit and determination of every
runner on the team. Though the
team at times has seemecl to be hand
icapped by lack of experience and in
jury, it has always come through to
victory through sheer fighting spirit.
In . time of need, . the runners have
furnished the necessary goods to win,
and backers are hoping that they will
rise to the occasion to win this hard
meet.. The team that last year; cap
tured Southern Conference - honors
will be forced to extend itself to take
the Duke cross country runners into
camp. '
The first burst of enthusiasm with
which the co-eds greeted the anounce
ment that they; were to be allowed
the Use of the gymnasium for an
hour every night, has not abated in
the .least. One week of practice has
gone by and last night there were as
many out for basketball as there
were the first night of practice a
week ago. ,;'i7 ; " 1 ' -
, Dr. Lawson - has : agreed to coach
the women who wish to play basket
ball every Monday, Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday night at the By
num gymnasium from 7 : 00 to 8 : 00
o'clock. The women students at Spen
cer Hall were the early enthusiasts,
but : the rest of the women students
have proven to be equally as much
interested and every night last week,
when practice ' was called at 7 :00
there, were players aplenty, on. the
floor. Most of the players are old at
the game due : to .. participation at
schools previously attended, but a few
of the players are new at the game,
and one or two novices are among
the hardened veterans. ;
The coach spent the whole of last
week teaching the girls the science
of the game and breaking up. faulty
technique. The teams are anxious to
start some real playing soon, but the
games will . necessarily be restricted
to intramural ones. ,
HEEL BOXERS TO
GIVE EXHIBITION
Proceeds Will Go To Uniform
Band; Four Local Negroes
'To Fight.
INJURED
LIST GETTING
BACK M SHAPE
Howard, Adkins, and Sapp
Likely to See Service "
Saturday.
At 8:30 P. M. tomorrow night in
the Tin Can, the University Boxing
Team will make its initial bow before
the student body in a benefit perfor
mance in the cause of buying uniforms
for. the University band. The pro
gram is quite an' interesting affair.
The headliner will be a Battle Royal
between four local negroes (possibly
five if- the - other negro can be per
suaded tQ fight) with a cash prize, at
stake. . The University Boxing Team
will then be presented in the follow
ing bouts: , : - .
. Vaughn vs Gray
Cummings vs .Kearns
. Webb vs Grier
Allen vs Goodridge
Three injured Tar Heel . regulars
may be back in the line-up when the
University eleven .faces the South
Carolina Gamecocks in; Kenan Mem
orial Stadium here Saturday at 2:30
o'clock. " ' '
Sapp, Farris and Howard were all
nursing injuries while their mates bat
tled State last week, and the possi
bility of their' return lends-a brighter
tint to" North Carolina hopes. ; .
, The Tar Heels suffered from the
loss of both regular tackles and the
best end on the . squad last Week.
Howard and Adkins, stacking 'well
over 400 pounds-between them, have
been towers of strength at tackle, and
heir absence left a big hole. . Odell
Sapp has long rated one of, the out
standing" ends in the South, and it
was hard to fill his shoes.
All are recuperating this week
irom their nurts, and they are work
ing light each day to limber up and
get back into shape to stand the gaff
of a , stiff scrap with, the Gamecocks.
Howard played only , a few minutes
against State, and. he . may lead the
parade back to mid-season form.
If these boys don their togs again,
then Coaches Collins, Cerney and Fet-
zer will have but few -worries on the
score of gaps - in the line-up. Sam
resson, scrappy ; end, was the only
Tar Heel injured in . the State fray,
but Presson's fractured hand will keep
him off the field until the annual Tur
key Day meeting with Virginia.
With Sapp likely to see service a-
gainst the Gamecocks, Don Holt will
move ; back to his right flank berth
o fill Presson's position. Holt shift
ed to play Sapp's end against State.
Howard and Adkins will return and
eave Koenig, Donahoe and McKinney
to furnish capable tackle reserves. ;
BOXING TOURNEY
TO TAKE
Brown vs Parsons
119 pounds
129 pounds
139 pounds
149 pounds
165. pounds
175 pounds Avery vs Bullock
Unlimited Huitt vs Mclver
Ed Butler, of .University boxing
fame, will referee the bouts. The
University band will play during each
intermission. The admission price
will be 25 cents. There will be tno
pep meeting after the affair, as was
previously announced in Tuesday's
issue. All students, faculty members,
and townspeople are invited to at
tend. '
TENNIS TEAM TO
ENGAGE COUNTRY
CLUB ON FRIDAY
Dr. B. B. Ross
Visits Chapel Hill
Dr. B. B. Ross, head of the chemis
try department at the University of
Alabama, was a visitor in Chapel Hill
Saturday. The purpose of his visit
was ot examine Venable Hall .to get
new ideas for the building of a new
chemistry structure at Alabama.
- jjr. koss expressed a high opinion (
of Venable Hall and was especially
impressed with the ventilating system
of the building and the illuminating
system in the laboratories..
: According to Dr. J. M. Bell of the
chemistry department, Dr. Ross's
architect is expected in Chapel Hill
soon to , 'copy-features that may be
used in the building of the edifice at
the University of Alabama.
The varsity tennis team will meet
a squad of men selected from the fac
ulty members of the Country Club
Friday afternoon at 3:00. This wil
be a return engagement for the two
teams, the varsity having annihilated
the erudite net men in a previous con
test. '' i: ' . " '
The rumor has emerged from Battle
Woods that the cognoscenti contin
gent has undergone a, thorough reor
ganization; hence the present cham
pions had best be looking to their
laurels. The sagacious ones are de
termined to effect a come-back which
will swing popular opinion to their
camp. ; ' ; , .
, Coach Kenfield stated that this mee
was to be one of a series of practice
engagements . for the team. One
match was held on the local courts
Monday afternoon between the var
sity and the freshmen. In this en
counter the first year men were easily
eliminated save in the match between
Shapiro, and Hendlin. . The latter
player furnished a real upset when he
defeated his opponent who is firs
ranking man on the varsity squad
Coach Kenfield also stated that the
meet scheduled with s Duke for las
week has been indefinitely postponed
by the neighboring team.
The local mentor has arranged these
practice encounters for the purpose of
getting - a line , on his men and of
pointing towards the annual Thanks
giving Day engagement with Vir
ginia, the meet being held this year
in Charlottesville in the morning be
fore the annual football game between
the two institutions.
PLACE
Five Arrests Made
Over the Week-end
A total of five atvists were made
in ; Chapel Hill over the week end.
James Paylor, colored, Floyd King,
white, and Lawrence Edwards, col
ored, were arrested, on charges of
drunkenness, and each was fined
$5 and costs. Fred Merit and Jim
E dwards, both colored, were arrested
for violation of the liquor law, and
were bound over to superior court
with a bond of 100.
Send the TAR HEEL home.
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Send the TAR HEEL home
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Individual Championships of the
University Will Be Decided i
Before Thanksgiving.
The annual Intramural ;'. Boxing
Tournament will be run off, and the
individual championships of the
University decided" before Thanks
giving holidays begin: f The, tourney
this year has been moved from the
winter into the fall to enable the
varsity boxing coaches to give it
more attention, and better training
made available may reduce the in
juries to the scrappers.
The New Dorms leather-pushers
won the annual team ' tourney last
winter, -with five , of the . Battle-
Vance-Pettigrew boxers taking their
own titles. This year the tournament
is; to be strictly , individual competi
tion, and every entrant must have
ten - days training; under Coach Ed
Butler or members of the varsity
boxing squad. 7 . V
Plans matured this week call for
the final elimination matches to be
run off on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of the week before Thanks
giving. Students with pugilistic
leanings must register ' Monday af
ternoon at the latest. No entrants
will be ' accepted after that day and
all men entering will be required to
train during the next ten days with
the varsity squad. : 1
The entrants may register at the
Tin Can any afternoon between now
and Monday from 4 to 5:30 o'clock
with an Intramural officials who
will be there to take the names. Men
will be matched against others of
their own weight in the elimination
bouts, and the winner in the finals
will be declared, champion of the Uni
versity in his weight.
The discontinuation of team fight
ing may lower the; number of ; men
taking part, but such a move seems
advisable in that it provides for bet
ter supervision of "the training and
the bouts, and there is less likelihood
of injuries such as cropped out in
the Intramural fights last winter.
Miss Lois Thompson"
Guest of Pi Beta Phi
Miss , Lois Thompson of Washing
ton, D. C, president of Pi Beta Phi,
is the guest of the local chapter here
this week. Yesterday afternoon be
tween the hours of four and six; the
chapter was hostess at a tea given in
her "honor and invited to meet Miss
Thompson were the officers of the
Chi Omega fraternity; the new j pa
tronesses, Mrs. Jerry Slade and Mrs.
Dane Wolsley, and the alumni and
transfers. " '
Miss Allene " McKay of Orange
burg, S.C., is expected this week
end to be the guest of ' her sister,
Miss Helen McKay, at Spencer Hall,
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