Saturday, January 26, 1929
T HE TAR HEEL
Pase Three
Intramural
Basketball
Schedule
Monday, January 28
4:00 p. in. 1. New Dorms vs Old
West. 2. Pi Kappa Phi vs Phi Kappa
Sigma. 3. Carr-vs "J."
5:00 p. m. 1. Old East, vs "G." 2.
Steele vs "J." 3. Manly vs Ruffin.
Tuesday, January 29
4:00 p. m. 1. Carr vs "G." 2.
Grives vs "F." 3. Kappa Sigma vs
Phi Gamma Delta.
5:00 p. m. 1. Kappa Psi vs Sigma
Zeta. 2. Phi Sigma Kappa vs Kappa
Alpha. 3. .Zeta Psi vs Sigma Nu.
Wednesday, January 30
4:00 p. m. 1. New Dorms vs Old
East. 2. Phi Kappa Sigma vs Chi
Tau. 3. Manly vs Mangum.
5:00 p. m. 1. Old West vs "I." 2.
Grimes vs Ruffin. 3. Steele vs "F."
Thursday, January 31
4:00 p. m. 1. Phi Gamma Delta vs
Sigma Nu. 2. Kappa Psi vs .Zeta
Beta Tau. 3. Sigma Phi Epsilon vs
Delta Sigma Phi.
5:00 p.m. l.'Carr vs "F." 2. Del
ta Kappa Epsilon vs Chi Tau. 3.
Steele vs"G." .
Friday, February 1
4:00 p. m. 1. Old East vs "I." 2.
Delta Kappa Epsilon vs Sigma Zeta.
3. Grimes vs "J."
5:00 p. m. 1. Zeta Psi vs Kappa
Alpha. 2. Phi Sigma Kappa vs
Lambda Chi Alpha. 3. Sigma Alpha
Epsilon vs Chi Phi.
NOTE: The Dormitory and Fra
ternity basketball leagues will run
over a five weeks season, the winner
. in each league meeting for the cam
. pus title. Beta Theta Pi and Tau
Epsilon Phi do not have games this
week, according to the schedule draw,
but they will play the same number
of games during the season. Each
fraternity -team will have one open
week during the season.
Carolina Cagers Trim
Bulldogs; Score 31-29
Heels Open Southern Trip By Nosing
Out Georgia for Fourth S.I.C. Win.
The University basketball team
opened a three-day Southern trip
by nosing out the University of
Georgia quint Thursday night, 3V
to 29.
The game was closely fought
but the Tar Heels displayed the
needed edge for victory. The
win was the fourth inside the
conference for the North Caro
linians, who have lost one S. I.
C. game.s
The Tar Heels will meet the
Atlanta Athletic Club in Atlanta
tomorrow night and conclude the
road journey with a game in the
University of South Carolina
field house at Columbia Saturday
night.
Free Flying Course
Offered to Students
To Give Recital
Professors Kennedy and McCorkle
jointly announce a student recital to
be given at 4 o'clock Monday after
noon in the lecture room of Person
hall. The program will consist of
piano and violin numbers by the fol
lowing students: Thomas Teer Elsie
Lawrence, Seny Bynum, Francis G.
Jacocks, Hayes Barker, J. H. Isen
hour, and John Eflird. The public
is cordially invited to attend.
An opportunity to win a free fly
ing course is offered' students of the
University of North Carolina by
James S. Charles, head of the Charles
Flying Service and operator of a
large flying school at Richmond, Va.
Mr. Charles, a distributor of Eagle
rock airplanes in North Carolina and
Virginia, has announced he would
award a free 10-hour flying course,
worth approximately $300, to the col
lege student in his territory who
makes the best showing in the aero
nautical scholarship contest which the
Alexander Aircraft company of Col
orado Springs is holding this spring
to arouse more collegiate interest in
aviation.
The Alexander company will award
a completely equipped Eaglerock, or
if preferred, a four-year university
scholarship in aeronautics, on June 1
to the undergraduate who submits the
best four short articles on aviation
before May 1. The contest is open
until that date. , Both men and
women are eligible.
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Some men make a specialty of pos
ing as horrible examples.
- A house where bad temper prevails
is better ruled by silence.
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Many a girl lives to regret the day
she married her ideal man.
High School Cage
Race Starts Soon
Arrangements are going forward
for the seventh state high school
basketball championship of the North
Carolina High School Athletic As
sociation, soon to get under way.
Entrance blanks and copies of rules
have been mailed to all schools ex
pected to .participate, according to E.
R. Rankin, Secretary of the state high
school athletic body.
These entry blanks are due back
February 9. Schedules will be, ar
ranged immediately thereafter at con
ferences of faculty advisers of high
schools in east and west, and the first
games of the series will probably be
played February 15 or 16.
Eliminations will be conducted as
usual with Eastern Champions meet
ing Western Champions here at the
University for the State Champion
ship. A record participation and a high
ly successful contest are being ex
pected this year. . ,
High schools which have won the
event in the past, end the years, have
been Winston-Salem, 1915; Durham,
1916; Winston-Salem, 1917; Durham,
1918; Winston-Salem 1919; Wilming
ton, 1920; Chapel Hill, 1921; Greens
boro, 1922; Asheville, 1923; Reidsville,
1924; Durham, 1925, 1926, 1927; and
Wilmington, 1928.
Plan to Celebrate
Progress of College
i.
On Arbor Day, February 22,
Lenoir-Rhyne College will celebrate
a culmination of improvements on' its
campus during the present period.
At this time the campus will be
planted with trees and shrubbery.
An outdoor pageant on George
Washington will be presented by the
college dramatic organisation, directed
by Miss Pearl Setzer, who prepared
the scenes.
Improvements at the college during
the past year were the erection of
th D. E. Rhyne administration. build
ing, Mauney Hall for girls, college
refectory, and the remodeling of the
former Oakview Hall into a con
servatory of music. The building
program was commenced after fire
had destroyed the main buildings at
the college.
Dreams and weather predictions
usually go by contraries.
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, nail a symbol of the importance
of little things. "The kingdom -m
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sayings. So when he became Postmaster
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proper horseshoeing as one step-in
punctual mail schedules.
The care given to details can still
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telephone industry, for example, the,
development of compact paper ' insula
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TOURNAMENTS
State High Schools to Compete
For Track and Tennis
Championships.
The North Carolina High School
Athletic Association will hold its an
nual tennis and track tournaments
for state., high schools here at the
University April 18 and 19, accord
ing to announcement today from E.
R. Rankin, Secretary of the Associa
tion.
Both events will come during an
nual High School Week at the Uni
versity, which will 'also be featured
by a state-wide contest of the High
School Debating Union for North
Carolina high schools. -
Complete rules and regulations "cov
ering the two athletic championship
contests have already been mailed,
and schools have been urged to regis
ter for the contest as soon as possible.
The tennis tournament will begin
with preliminaries on April 18 and
finals the following day in both
singles and doubles. ; N
The track meet will take place
April 19. Events to be held include
100, 220 and 440-yard dashes, ' 880
yard run, one-mile run, 120-yard low
hurdles, high jump, broad jump, pole
vault, 12-pound shot put, discus throw,
javelin throw and relay race.
Only members of the State High
School Athletic Association are eli
gible to enter teams in the contests.
Track champions since the begin
ningof the annual contest have been
High Ppint high school, 1913; Friend
ship high school, 1914-1920; Chapel
Hill high school, 1921-22; Charlotte
high school 1923-27; and Greensboro
high school, 1928.
Tennis champions of the past have
been' 1916, Wilmington; 1927, Wil
mington, singles, Oak Ridge doubles;
1918, Asheville; 1919, Wilson; 1920,
Wilson; 1921, Raeford, singles, Oak
Ridge, doubles; 1922, Oak Ridge;
1923, Goldsboro singles, Charlotte
doubles; 1924, Greensboro; 1925, Lex
ington singles, Greensboro, doubles;
1926, Asheville singles, Chapel Hill,
doubles; 1927, Charlotte; 1928, Char
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physicians are to have a raise of not
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years, but after three such increases
the raises stop. Psychiatrists are
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Perhaps all men are liars, but there
are times when it is unwise to say so.
Some men are silent because of their
wisdom and some -because of their
ignorance.
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