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Friday, June 15, 1951 THE TAR HEEL
Chess, Table Tennis Tourneys Slated
As a part of its summer enter
tainment program Graham Me
morial Student Union will spon
sor a chess tournament for all stu
dents who desire to participate.
The tournament is to be conduct
ed in accordance with the Swiss
System.
In this system every player is
given a fair opportunity to dem
onstrate his skill, and there is
little opportunity for weaker
players to obtain a ranking in
the tournament higher than is
warranted by their chess ability.
In general, the Swiss system pairs
players with the same tournament
score; the players with the same
scores being paired for play. A
win will be scored as one point,
a draw as Vz point, and a loss as
nothing.
It is hoped that as many play
ers as possible will enter, for
this event will provide an op
portunity for the chess-plajers of
the campus to become acquainted
with each other. The first-place
winner will be given an award.
This tournament is free to all
students of Carolina. -
Players may register for the
tournament at the main office of
Graham Memorial through next
week. The number of games and
the schedule will depend on the
entries. Directors of the tourna
ment will be Tommy Sumner and
Kit Crittenden.
Other tournaments covering
various fields will be held as in
terest in them crystalizes.
In continuing its policy of pro
viding facilities for campus wide
competition in varous games and
skills Graham Memorial is also
preparing to operate a student
table tennis tournament.
In the past this has been an
annual event held each spring,
but in view of the interest which
has been exhibited by players it
was decided to extend the oppor
tunity, to students in the summer
school as well.
The tournament will be man
aged through single eliminations
with the number of rounds de-
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pending on the number of en
trants. Any student now enrolled
in the University who has not
previously won first place in a
GM sponsored table tennis tour
ney is eligible to play.
Students wno wish to enter may
do so by registering at the main
office of Graham Memorial
through next week. Play will
begin shortly thereafter and ar
rangements will be made to ac
commodate the class schedules of
the individual entrants.
Submit Notices -
All organizations which will be
active on campus during the sum
mer are invited to submit notices
of meetings, activities and news
of accomplishments to the Tar
Heel for publication.
It is the policy of the paper to
provide as full coverage as pos
sible to campus events and to pro
vide advance notices of all meet
ings of campuswide interest.
Notices of forthcoming events
should be in the Tar Heel office
at least 24 hours in advance of
publication.
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On the second floor of Graham
Memorial is a too little used and
too little appreciated office.
Here one may begin the jour
neys which may lead to New York
or Bali, Montreal or Bolivia, the
Mountains of the Moon or the
Festival of Britain. Here is lo
cated that fabulous factory xf va
cations the Travel Agency.
In this room at the end of the
hall is room for a desk, a chair,
and a customer if the agent
hangs out the window. In this
most minute of offices, big things
can happen for your vacation, and.
it's all a free service by courtesy
of Graham Memorial. They will
even relieve you of the burden
of making travel reservations. If
you want to go places in a big
way these are the folks who can
tell you the best places to go and
the best ways to get there.
Sponsor for Camp
A two week day camp for girls
between the ages of eight and
twelve years will be held in the
University Vet's Club Building.
The camp will be sponsored by
the Junior Service League of
Chapel Hill. It will run daily
from Monday tlirough Friday,
July 3-16.-
The cost of the camp will be
ten dollars for the two week
period, including hot lunches
served in Lenoir Hall. Further
information about the camp and
registration blanks" may be ob
tained from Mrs. R. L. McKee at
2-8901.
Newsmen Report
All students who are interested
in working for The Tar Heel are
requested to see the editor on
the second floor of Graham Me
morial this afternoon between 2
and 3 o'clock.
The present paper is one of the
largest ever put out during the
summer and a large staff will be
needed. There are several good
positions open for students.
Freshmen especially are request
ed to report.
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