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Tuesday, March 12, 1929 T HE TAR H EE L Page Thrca THE SPORT PAN By YARBOROUGH A NEED Perhaps at the University of North Carolina there is less organi zation of athletes than at any other institution in the south.- True, there is the Monogram Club, composed of all of the lettermen in the University. But what purpose do they serve other than to have banquets now and then? They have put on football games now and then. They have on occasions celebrated Monogram Day for the old Monogram men, but usual ly the purpose of those days was to get more of them back for a football game or the like than to have a real reunion of all the old monogram men. There is a big place on the campus for an active Monogram Club. A club that has authority and power. At the University of Virginia the Varsity Club is one of the most im portant organizations there. They handle practically all athletic ..con tests other than varsity games. The letter men there are recognized much more so than here. There is a great need of recognition of athletes here. They contribute to the University life but they are yet to receive the recog nition they deserve. This is not a plea for the athletes, but a plea for an active organizatfon of the athletes. It is a plea for the use of the po tential power of the Monogram Club. It is a plea for active leadership among the athletes and a greater re gard for the Monogram. MATMEN CLOSE FINE SEASON Wrestlers Defeated Some of the Best Teams of the South Atlantic. THE BABY SPORT' With the appointment of Coach Kenfield as supervisor of the Golf team the sport promises to become one much more attractive to Univer sity students. Last year , the team was recognized, but few students par ticipated. A few men got together and organized a team and from then on few men other than the original team members participated. They simply weren't interested. However, with practice arranged for three afternoons a week in Kenan Stadium and the appointment of a supervisor the sport should appeal to more stu dents. - Sometimes when we examine the list of athletes in the University we are surprised to find how few men really go in for some kind of compe tition. With practically every sport available to southern climate recog nized here it is-remarkable how few men participate in the sports. There are now on the campus the following recognized sports: varsity football, basketball, baseball, track, boxing, wrestling, cross country, tennis, golf, freshman basketball, football, base ball, track, tennis, boxing, and wrest ling. Besides all these sports there are numerous intramural sports that should appeal to some of the non athletic students. Why not get out and see what you can do, it can't hurt you. Practice for Track Men Held Each Day Two practice sessions are being held each day 'f or varsity and freshman track material. The first period be gins at 3:15 p. m. and the second at 4:30 p. m. Group exercises are held at each of these hours for all mem bers of the squad ; a roll call is 'taken at these two periods. In view of the fact that the first meet is less than four weeks in the distance any new men not on the roll should report at once for regular practice. Coach Hanson has for the past few weeks had sole charge of track activi ties, however with basketball a thing of the past and football rapidly draw ing to a close, coaches Bob Fetzer, Belding and Quinland will be added to the staff." Coach Bob will again act as head coach. Ten men are back this year to cover seven of the fourteen events; these ten men are as follows: Adkins Carolina, 26 Carolina- 22 Carolina Carolina Carolina Carolina 21 25 6 9 By CRAWFORD McKETHAN Now that the 1929 wrestling sea son has faded into the distant past it is in high order that we should re view the ambitions and achievements either realized or attempted during the past several months. Taken as a whole and as' compared with the preceding seasons, the campaign this year may easily be regarded as a suc cess. Although the Tar Heels neither gained the State or Southern Championships, they had the pleasure of dethroning the 1928 monarch of Southern wrestling and also of de feating some of the best teams of the South Atlantic. Too much credit cannot be given to Coaches Quinlan and Motsinger, who besides turning out a fairly success ful team managed to work - in isix sophomores upon whom should rest the Southern Conference crown with in the next1 two years. The varsity met six major teams of the South and. to their credit they have four victories.- The only defeats of the season being administered in the last two matches by Duke and V. M. I. . Below is the final result of 1929 season with the scores of each match. . W. and L. 6 V. P. I. ; 8 (Southern Champs) Virginia 11 Davidson 3 Duke , 18 V.. M. I. 19 Duke and V. M. I. both claim first place upon the Southern Conference ladder; Carolina by virture of this dispute clings to the second ring. An individual summary of some of the results of some of the high scorers might also be in order. Abbot has to his credit . three falls, two time de cisions and one tie; Woodard has two falls, two time decisions and two de feats ; Stone won four: of his matches and lost two S tailings won' two by falls, two by decisions, has one tie and one defeat: Cowper, Zealy, Ferguson and Thompson each broke even in victories and defeats. It might be v well to state that Captain Thompson was only .able because of illness to engage in two matches; his one defeat was against one of the strongest wrestlers of the Conference. ' The Tar Baby wrestlers turned in an even more successful season than the varsity having won all of their meets but ' one and claiming part honors on that? one by a tie. The Carolina freshmen may easily bid for the State Championship and in an ambitious mood might even claim South Atlantic honors.. Below is the outcome of the past season : Carolina 20 W. and L. 20 Carolina 21 V. P. I. 11 Carolina . 29 Oak Ridge 5 Carolina ' State Carolina 18 State 14 Carolina 14 V. M. I. 14 Edwards, Allison, Norwood, Spell, and Leary by their individual vic tories were largely responsible for the successful season. All indications point to a victorious season for 1930, since most of the varsity men will return to contend for their berths and in addition val uable material will come up from the yearling squad. MONOGRAM MEN OCK YOUNGSTERS Many Old Stars Don Uniforms To Help Win a 25 to 6 Victory. The "Monogram Men' entirely out classed the "Youngsters" in a 25 to 6 victory in the classic of the win ter football season played last Sat urday afternoon in . Kenan Stadium.' The old stars, among whom were Schwartz, Presson, Sapp, and Howard showed the same form as in those memorable games of last fall, and the younger and more inexperienced players were unable to compete with it. Phil Jackson led the scoring of the veterans with two touchdowns and passed successfully to Wyrick for one of the others. The "Youngsters" were unable to stop this man whose passing, running, and defensive work caused him to be the outstanding player of the game. Valiantly the "Youngsters" fought to score and their efforts were finally rewarded when in the first few min utes of the last quarter, Tabb re ceived three successive passes from the diminutive Branch, scoring on the last one. Branch, who has star red throughout the winter season, was closely watched, however, and a swarm of orange colored jerseys met him at his every turn. Approximately fifteen hundred spectators attended the game. "Monogram" (25) "Youngsters" (6) Sapp : Nelson Left, End Howard l McKinney Left Tackle Farris Hutchinson Left Guard ' Schwartz .... .. Gilbreath Center Eskew Dunavant Right Guard Adkins ... Suggs Right Tackle . Presson . .. Runnels Right End Wyrick . ........ Branch ,.h- i Quarterback , ,v Jackson' '.. ...ill.." Houston Left Half Nash Slusser Right Half. Gresham i 1 Spaulding Fullback HEEL RIFLESIEN TOPS SCORING Engage Unifersity of Southern California and Lawrence College. " The Carolina rifle team . held its third match of the Reason last Friday night by shooting,, against the Uni versity of Southern California and Lawrence College, Appleton, Wiscon sin. The match against Lawrence Col lege was a three position match and the Carolina riflers scored 1,222 points; This score is the highest that has ever been scored by a Carolina rifle team since the existence of the rifle club at the University. The members of the team competing were the five highest scores are counted): Hippy Parker, H. H. Miles, Martin Kellogg, Sam Wiley, William Cooper, E. H. Denning, P. G. Johnson, Alfred Mount. The results of the Law rence College team have not been re ceived. The match against the University of , Southern California was a four position match and the local rifle men scored 1,657 points. This is the first four position match that the team here has shot and the results are very gratifying indeed. The and Harper with the weights; Cow per, pole vault; Smith, sprints; Harri son and Nims in the 440; Barkler and Fisher in the mile ; Captain Hender son the 2 mile; and Skafford, the hurdles. 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