Saturday, April 13, 1929
THE T A R H EEL
Page Thre3
HEEL MERMEN
MEET GENERALS
THIS AFTERNOON
Strong Team of Track Perform
ers Are Expected to Show up
Against Heels Today; Many
Old Men Missing.
RIFLEMEN LOSE
ONE AND WIN ONE
Win Decisive Victory over Tem
ple University of '
Philadelphia.
The Generals who represent Wash
ington and Lee on the track this after
noon come southward with a team
composed of veterans and cinder
stars fully capable of offering a dan-
The University of North Carolina
rifle team , held its final gallery
match of the season under Memorial
Hall last Friday night, shooting a
dual match against the Asheville Rifle
Club and Temple. k University of
Philadelphia. The local riflemen lost
to the Asheville team, but won deci
sively over Temple University.
The members of the Carolina rifle
gerous threat to the Tar Heels. In a
dual meet last Monday the Generals . , , , , . , . , .
., II . . -mr v , , . team who competed last Friday night
easily subdued Maryland, showing TT TT . w n J n T
unusual strength in , all of the run- i " . ' . "
. , a Holmes, Haywood Parker, Martin
ning events. Grant and Sandefer,
star W. and L. sprinters, led the
field in both the 100 and the 220 yard
dashes. Shennard. Williams and
Kellogg, Sam Wiley, E. H. Denning,
and P. G. Johnson
The match of last Friday night
marks the close of the gallery season,
Dickey famous Washington and Lee Ij rf the rifle dub
reiay xno, wwea m an nonors in me Cl4. ,. . .,, 0
n start practice at once with Spring
. , x . , , 5, held rifles on the outdoor range which
tain Backus shattered the Generals . . r , , . . .
, , - , , 1S located about two miles southeast
esu recora as ne iiasnea xnrougn xne Q cnapej jjjjj
liai-i. in lie in an even iwvj iniiiuLca. i rri, i ,i - , ,
. j 4. ' j x i. ihe loca team is expecting to en-
viuu.uu, the National intercollegiate
1-5 seconds. In the lavalm throw the t,. ,
, ... . . .tuiie meet wnicn will tane place on
Generals displayed marked super-
May 12th at Annapolis, Md. PractiN
i i4 n 4-1
xuxx, lxiis ix unxCC men.. caUy all rifle teamg jn thJ Atlantic
Undoubtedly the outstanding track- coastal states are panning to send
man on the field was Sandefer, who representatives to compete. Carolina
led the Generals with 15 points, hav- took third place last year at Anna-
ing gained first place in the broad polis in competition against some of
jump, tied for first in the high jump the best teams in the country. George
and placed second in both the 100 and Washington University and Navy
220 yard dashes. were first and , second respectively,
The lineup that Coach Bob will of- with V. M. I. fourth
fer to oppose the Generals this after- In the gallery season that has just
noon will in the most part be similar closed Carolina tied for second place
to the one that subdued V. P. I. last in the South and West Intercollegiate
Saturday. Ken Gay, Ken Smith and Rifle League. The official rankings
Charlie Smith will be entered to op- of the teams as released by the Na
pose Grant and Sandefer in the tional Rifle Association are
sDrints: Harrison, Nims, Garrett, or W. L.
Medford will uphold Carolina's colors Univ. of Cincinnati .......5 0
in the quarter; Nims, Hamer and Univ. of N. C :,3 2
Medford will be stacked up against Sacramento Junior Col 3 2
Captain Backus in the 880 ; Brown, Cleveland School of Tech. 2 3
Cox, Baucom, Lowry, and Cohen will Temple University .....2 3
strue-e-le to fill the gaps in the mile Lawrence College ...1 ...........0 5
events: unon these men will undouted
v lav the balance of victory or defeat . President Hoover has asked every
fnr North Carolina. Perry. Stafford, body to obey the prohibition law
Skinner, or Greshem will enter the We're all glad that's settJed.-Jackson
high hurdles, while Perry, Stafford News
and Lowry will compete m the low
hurdles; Cowper, Nieman, Dry or
Arnold will meet W. and L. in the
pole vault; Bagby, Rieves, Mebane
and Hadley.in the high jump; Nie
man, Stafford, Bullard, Grey, or Ar
nold will attempt to place against
Sandefer in the broad jump; Adkins, !
Ruble, and McKinney will heave the
shot for points: Adkins, Harper,!
Dameron, and Ruble will enter the
discus; and Lowry, Ruble, Spaulding,
Gresham and Dry will be placed m the
javaiin throw.
The meet will begin at 2:30 o'clock
' this afternoon on Emerson field.
Carolina men are urged to assist the
team by their presence this afternoon
in overcoming the handicap of the
loss of Captain Johnny Henderson and
his mile cohorts.
WRESTLERS AND
AND BOXERS AT
WORK IN TIN CAN
Attendance Good So Far But
Coaches Urge That More
Men Come Out.
SOPHS TOP HONOR ROLL
Continued from page one
R. McD. Gray, A. G. Greene, R. C.
Greene, F. B. Greer, W. S. Griswold,
J. W. C. Grotyohann, Miss Catharine
Groves, J. U. Gunter, T. M. Grimes.
G. W. Hambright, F. D. Hamrick,
E. H. Harris, S. G. Hatem, E. F. Hath
away, C. P. Hayes, J. B. Henderson,
J. M. Henderson, M. Geo. Henry, W.
T. Holland, B. H. Holloman, J. W.
Holt, W. R. Hooks, G. F. Horney, H.
C. House, R. A. Hovis, F. S. Howell,
J. A. Hudson, J. P. Huskins, K. W.
Huss.
Miss T. C. Hutaff, J. S. Jemison,
Jr., F. Jenkins, A. C. Jennings, W. B.
Johnson, F. A. Jones, H. McN. Jones.
K. L. Kjellesvig, F. Knoop, Jr., O.
W. Kochtitzky.
J. A. Lang, W. N. Laurence, R. C.
Leonard, Mrs. L. U. Lilly, J. D.
Linker, 'J. M. Little, L. F. London,
G. A. Long, R. A. Love. R. F. Lowry.
D. C. McClure, H. T. McCone, A,
F. G. McConky, H. W. McGalliard.
Miss E. S. McKay, C. B. McKethan,
Miss M. M. McLeod, J. McMichal, J.
D. McNairy, Jr., J. M. McNeil, C. F.
McRae.
J. O. Marshall, W. LaF. Mason, W.
B. Massenburg, M. M. Matthews, R.
E. Matthews, J. H. Mebane, W. D.
Merritt, Jr., W. E." Merritt, W.- N.
Michal, B. C. Moore, J. O. Moore, R.
H. Morgan, H. E. Mosely, W. L.
Moses, R. L. Murphy, E. A. Neely,
Jr., B. H. Neville, F. C. O'Neal. . '
R. A. Parsley, Jr., R. G. Payne, J.
B. Peschan, Jr., W. C. Petty, Jr., E.
E. Pfaff, C. H. Pfunter, W. L. Phil
lips, F. R. Porter.
. K. C. Ramsay, R. L. Randell, K. B.
Raper, P. H. Rhodes, G. F. Richards.
H. C. Satterfield, Jr., SI W. Sayre,
J. B. Schneider, R. H. Schnell, S. S.
Schorr, J. S. Schulman, F. M. Scroggs,
E. N. Shaffner, Miss V. E. Shanklin,
W. B. Sharp, P. E. Stearin, W. B.
Shedd, T. M. Shelton, Jr., G. E.
Shepard, J. P. Sherrill, W. B. Shu
ford, C. F. Sinclair, W. N. Sisk, J. C.
Sitterson, J. J. Slade, O. T. Slate, J.
G. Slater, B. E. Smith, F. LeR. Smith,
W. W. Smith, W. B. Snow, P. R.
Sparks, L. A. Spaulding, W. S. Spear
man, S. E. Spitzer, W. F. Sprague,
P. -P. Spruill, Jr., J. C. Stabler, A. J.
Stahr, W. S. Starbuck, C. H. Stewart,
J. R. Strusinski, B. E. Smith, B. H.
Smith, A. I. Suskin.
C. G. Taylor, F. M. Taylor, H. H.
Taylor, H. T. Taylor, H. F. Teush,
H. C. Thomas, G. D. Thompson, W. S.
Thomson, Miss R. Thrall, F. R. Toms,
S. V. TurchiarellL
W. E. Underbill, Miss rH. Under
wood, N. A. Underwood, H. E. Urist.
F. C. Vass, R. D. Vogler, R. C.
Wade, H. C. Wall, W. R. Wall, W. S.
Wall, D. A. Ward, C. D. Wardlaw,
Jr., A. S. Watkins, J. H. Weatherly,
R. H. Webb, W. E. Webb, G. E. West,
B. U. Whitehead, E. B. Whitton, Miss
L. M. Williams, D. M. Wilsey, C. Win-
stead, S. B. Winstead, C. B. Wood, E
J. Wood, Jr., K. C. Wright, and E.
D. Yeomans.
Students who made all A's:
W. J. Adams, J. Andrews, W. McR.
Bell, T. T. Brown, Miss C. J. Califf,
Miss O. H. Chamberlain, W. R. Cur
tis. R. L. Davis, O. W. Dressier, J. C.
Eagles, A. G. Engstrom, L. J. Fel
ton, F. W. Grant, G. Gray, Miss
Catherine Groves, KW. Huss, A. C.
Jennings, W. B. Johnson, F. . A.
Jones, H. McN. Jones, L. F. London,
J. D. McNairy, C. F. McRae, W. L.
Moses, J. B. Peschan, Jr., W. L. Phil
lips, R. H. Schnell, S. S. Schorr, T.
M. Shelton, Jr., J. P. Sherrill, J C.
Sitterson, W. A. Starbuck, J. R.
Strusinski, C. G. Taylor, and D. M.
Wilsey.
NOTICE
All members of the Rifle Club
who wish to practice with the
Springfield xifles on the outdoor
range will meet at the club office
in the basement of Alumni Build
ing today at two o'clock sharp.
Advertise in the TAR HEEL.
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DENTIST
Office Over Bank of Chapel Hill
Telephone 385
Don't Forget!!
FREE KODAK
with every purchase of
12 rolls of films.
at
Students' Supply Store
Everything in stationery.
FRANK BROTHERS
fifth Avenue Boot Shop
Between 47 lb and 48 Streets. New otk
Models for sports
and formal wear
distinguished for
style and quality
Exhibit at University Cafeteria, Apr, 15, 16
Carolina's Southern Championship
boxing team began work early this
week. At the same time the wrest
lers began their spring workouts.
Last season the teams were the best
ever to represent the Heels in their
SDorts and Coach Quinlan is anxious
to turn out two championship out
fits in 1929.
Ed Butler, former Tar Heel captain
and assistant coach last winter, is
supervising the boxing workouts,
while Coach Quinfan assisted by Mot-
singer is handling the wrestlers.
Workouts in both sports have
drawn good attendance, but both
rrvorv,oo aro anxious to have more
men out for the spring workout.
With the return of Vaughn, Shef
field, Goodridge, Allen, Davis, and!
Warren, the Heels will have a veteran
outfit ready for the 1930 season. How
ever with the increase in popularity
of the sport, 'Carolina is expecting
more competition in . retaining its
two year crown next winter. The
weight left vacant by Captain Brown
needs filling, and with the prospects
of the Southern Conference adopting
the recent division changes approved
by the National Collegiate Associa
tion, the Heels will need another
medium weight boxer for the 159
pound class.-
Coach Quinlan will also have a
large number of men back for the
1930 wrestling team, but the squad
has plenty of room for additions.
Workouts are held every day.
Send the TAB HEEL HOME.
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MR. JOHN KRAUSE '
Nationally known tailoring expert and
authority on styles and distinctive fab
rics for men and young men
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Here from the Kahn Tailoring Co.
of Indianapolis to Give an Unusual
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MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
April 15th 16th 17th
OF
Spring and Summer Styles
and Fine Woolens for Men
Don't miss it! This exhibit at our store is part
of a huge national program sponsored by
KahnTailoring Co., makers of the finest custom-tailored
to-measure clothes in America.
The Kahn expert will show advanced 1929
styles and woolens, give advice, and person
ally take your measure for a garment to be
delivered immediately or later if you prefer.
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Chapel Hill. N. C.
The Pines is the favorite rendezvous for Club Gatherings,
Bridge Luncheons and Fraternity get-togethers. "We solicit this
kind of patronage, feeling certain that everyone will be highly
pleased. Mrs. Vickers has the happy faculty for assisting in the
preparation for such functions and will cheerfully render her as
sistance to make such gatherings a huge success. For those as
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feature of their program we offer our dance floor. For a simple
luncheon or a banquet, The Pines solves the problem.
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Chapel Hill Boulevard 4 Miles from Chapel Hill
Sutton's Drug Store
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All Standard Advertised Articles
All Milano Pipes ......Half Price
Buy 12 Rolls A-116 Films, $3.60 and Get
$3.25 Kodak FREE.
Buy Dr. West's Tooth Brush and Get a
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25c Woodbury's Facial Soap .. ...... 19c
. Gem Safety Razor, $1.00; Mennen's
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Buy 35c Tube Palmolive Shaving Cream
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$1.00 Soda Ticket 89c
25c Bayer's Aspirin Tablets .... 19c
$1.00 Wampole's Cod Liver Oil 89c
$1.00 Coty's Face Powder with Silver
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15c Three Castle Cigarettes, 2 for .. 21c
$10.00 Clark Lighter ........ . $7.50
Hollingsworth Peanut Brittle ............39c
1 Eveready Safety Razor $1.00; 10
Eveready Blades 70c; Value $1.70;
Both f or ... 69c
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