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A SUGGESTION TO
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1929 Tar Heels
THE GOVERNOR 01
SHOY NEW PLAYS
NORTH CAROLINA
THIS AFTERNOON
Let Him Do Tomorrow as ths
Pmrticallr Entire Carolin
President Used to Do at the
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Kenan Stadium; Both Have
Victories Over Wake Forest.
Army-Navy Game
SOLUTION OF A DILEMMA
Backed by a week of heavy
Wonsive scrimmage, a lar liee
Qotti boasting full strength for
the first time in a month takes j
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the iieiu fti.--"";"
0T.nnnn against' State College
favorites to win the 36th re
newal of their rivalry. ;
On the outcome of the con-
0(5f todav rests the probable
QfnP championship. Neither
00 lias met defeat by a State
.
0,tti while both turned back
Wake Forest, The Tar Heels
won 48-0 while the Wolf pack
managed to eke out an 8-b vie
torv. '
Fearing a let-up after the vic-
tnrv over V. P. I. last week, Tar
Heel mentors scrimmaged their
charges for the greater part of
the- week. - Freshman elevens
versed in Wolfpack plays have
bucked varsity lineups every
afternoon during the time.
Satisfied with the new of
fensive nrepared for the Wolf-
pack, Coach Collins began
defensive work Thurs
day. Defense against passes
was stressed as it was shown in
the V. P. I. game that the Tar
Heels were weak m this de
partment. ' :
Iif the State camp Gus Tebell
and Peck Slaughter 'worked
nvertimp. nointing their charges
for today's game. The contest
is the most important on the
Tech schedule and a win would
go a long way to soothe tne nurt
of defeats earlier in the season.
; Following the loss to Michi
gan State last week, a shakeup
was made in the State lineup.
Regulars were removed from
the first string eleven to make
way for more ambitious raw ma
terial. The revamped line reaas.
Gardner and Patterson, . ends ;
RmatViPra and Lepo, tackles;
May and Vann, guards; and
Stout, center.
Two Tar Heel veterans are
due to remain on the sidelines
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when the whistle blows lor to
day's game. The regulars, Bill
Koeniff. left tackle, and Julian
Fenner, right-end, will probably
see service in the latter stages
of the game. ' Neither have en
gaged in hard work; during tne
week, resting while two rookies
played in their positions during
practice sessions. , .
George Thompson or Gavin
nnrf rb will nrobablv get the call
at TCnpmVs nlace ' and "Red
Tbprnn Brown : at
Fenner's post. The remainder
of the starting line will be: Don
Holt, left end; Ray Farris, left
isjcri t .inscomb, center ;
guaiu iivu -"-r j
o-nard ; ana
Fenton Adkins, right tackle.
An inprPst.inV sideline to to-
day's struggle should be the
fiffht between' Jimmy Ward and
fnv bicrh scoring
bnnr-Q in thp state. Both Ward
e-arnered.fiye
tmipbdnwn3 during the first half
of the season, and both are in
the van for the State title.
Ward, a triple threat and a
thirH.vpnr man. ooened the sea-
son wit.b a bang, scoring twice
nn WsVa Fnrpst and three times
on Maryland. Injuries ; have
held down his scoring since.
Mstrnpr. nn the other hand,
af nrfori bi string of markers
with a 65-yard sprint against
the Old Liners. Two touch
rinma i bo Hpnrffia Tech game
uo ill vuu v
one against Georgia and another
at V. P. I.'s expense brought his
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? (By J. C. Eagles)
Whenever Carolina battles
State, that game always assumes
the headline on the grid slate in
North Carolina. This Saturday's
erame will be no exception.
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The game, this week-end will
be the 22nd between the two
schools. Regardless of the com
parative strengths of the teams,
the games have always proved
hard fought battles, often sur
prising the dopesters who had
picked one of the elevens. to over
whelm' the other without any
trouble. This fall, although Gus
Tebell has little to boast about
on his team's early season show
in cr. and it is generally conceded
that Coach Collins has, there is
still the chance that an upset
mav occur. Witness the game
last year. The Tar Heels were
orfrmttedlv the stronger team
and were doped to win, yet they
were exceedingly lucky to tie tne
game. Just anotner liisiaue
where the unexpected happened.
State had scored in the first half
nn a 'blocked punt. It remained
for Maus and Gray to execute a
pass on.the last play of the game
to save the day for r the lar
Heels.
This fall the State team-has
been lacking in punch and has
been handicapped by a light
line. However, Tebell always
bac bnnp'h of tricks and he may
spring them again this Saturday.
The game will mark the first
annearance of the 'State eleven
tTonan stadium. For the past
two seasons the games have been
played - in Raleigh. The first
meeting between btate aim
Carolina football teams was in
1RQ4 That fall the Tar Heels
c cored two victories by the scores
of 44 to O and 16 to 0. During
the next ten years the State
f coma were
unable to score
against Carolina. In 1904, how
ever, they broke through to
score one touchdown ana tie tne
game at six all : ..
Since the beginning oi iootui
between the" two schools there
have been 21 games. ur tnee
Carolina has won 13. ..Five nave
resulted -in ties and 'State .has
brPP. From 1905 to 1919
there were no games between the
two schools. Since me
games have; been piayea au-
nually. Since tne resuinp"
the series all the games ua
vnn marked ' by exceptionally
low scores regardless oi tne w
fi,ro aTATlffth-Ot the ieaiIK
UdlftMIV ww o- ,
1 .. . m - mU,1Q nnintR
before the Dattie. xne w
scored by State in the game yw
t,nro last is the highest uui
that has been amassed during
this period. The 44 Points scored
by the Carolina team m tuc
game ever piayea oeiwecu
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two teams has never
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SPORTS EDITOR
PICKSAINNERS
FOR DAY'S GAMES
Thinks Kentucky and Tenn
essee Will Remain
Undefeated.
Cross-country Men
Meet State Today
FROSH HARRIERS
ELECT CAFTAIJN
(By Joe Eagles)
Today the Tar Heels meet the
Wolf nack in the 22nd game
played between the two teams m
a series which has been going
nn since 1894. Seasons records
show that the Carolina team is
perhaps, the stronger both on of
fense and defense. J Carolina
boasts wins over Georgia Tech,
Marvland and - other strong
teams: and has suffered defeat
onlv on pp. State, .on the con
tra rv. has experienced a bad
year. Starting- the season with
n. srarc.itv of experiencea maxe
vinl the Wolfnack has suffered
o-vpiilv hv iniuries and other
unforseen accidents. To date
nav "have won only one battle
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that, against Wake Forest, a
team which Carolina deieatea oy
o a 0 0 score. Accordingly
there seems little doubt that the
Tav TTppIs will win this after
noon when the two teams battle
in Kenan stadium. :
1 The Kentucky-Clemson battle
brings together two teams un
defeated in southern' conference
play this year. Each boasts an
ovppninnallv strong team. Ken-
tucky has won decisive victories
over Maryville, W. ana u.,
and Centre. Clem
c An OT1 he other hand, has won
six games chief of which were
those with Davidson, Woffard,
and South Carolina". The game
will be close, un-
j ...U4.'i,r TToxvpvpr we venture
to predict that , Kentucky will
score a win by one-or wu
downs. In any event one team
will emerge from the battle as
a strong contender for the con
ference crown -while the other
will have its hopes wrecked.
We also predict : Maryland to
win over Virginia; Tennessee to
win over Auburn; V. r. 1. w
win over W. and L.; lonaa to
win over
(From The Chapel Hill Weekly)
'Governor O. Max Gardner
finds himself in a dilemma this
week," says a despatch to the
newspapers from Chapel Hill.
He is an alumnus of both tne
University and the State Col
lege. Where will his heart be
when he comes to the game here
tomorrow between his two
almae matresl Which team will
he cheer for?
f!onrh ATp-jcander Redfern will
bring his N. C. State harriers
to ChaDei Hill this afternoon to
meet the Tar Heel cross country
men. Both varsity and fresh
man teams will compete in this
meet, the varsity teams running
a four-mile course and the iresh
men running a three-mile course
The starting and finishing
noint for the harriers will be
the sroal nearest the field house
in Kenan stadium. The runners
will be started on the south side
of the stadium before the first
half of the football game is over.
Coach Dale Ransom Tar Heel
mentor, has announced the fol
lowing, varsity lineup for this
afternoon's meet : Barkley (cap
tain), Baucom, J. J. Cohen,
Lowry, Phoenix, Pierce and
Wrenn. Boyce, Purser, Rhodes
and Simpson will run with the
team, but their scores will not
Hlarence A. Jensen", former
Newark nrep star, was elected
captain of the freshman cross
countrv team yesterday alter-
v
noon. Jensen hails from East
Orange, -N. J., and while in at
tendance at Newark Prep he
broke many scholastic sprint
records. , ' . -
The new captain of the fresh
man harriers has the distinction
of being all-American scholastic
two milpr. While running in the
eastern interscholastic meet at
Newark last year he created the
fastest time in the country cov
ering the distance in 10 : 05. Jen
sen also .. placed second m the
American scholastic cross coun
try meet in 1928.
I suggest that the Governor
do as the President of the
United States does at Army-
Navy games. Or, rather as he
used to do, for the Army ana
the Navy, having fallen out
over eligibility rules, are not
meeting each other on the grid
iron now.
be included in thex official score.
Jensen ( cantain) , Cordle, Cox,
Lewis, Lumpkin, Strikeleather,
and Zelly will compose the Iresh
man team.
The stand on one side of the
field was' the Army's, and the
stand on the other side was tne
Navy's. The President of the
United States sat on one side
during the first half and on the
other side during the second .
half. Many a time I have seen
the Presidential party the
President, cabinet officers, sev
eral wives, and daughters, ana
detectives, with a surrounding
fringe of policemen march
across the field between tne
halves, to the playing of a band
and 'the cheers of the 'multi
tude.
I man team. - , 1 jtude.
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R. R. CLARK
Dentist
Office over Bank of Chapel Hill
PHONE 6251
Key Town selling
-a new telephone idea
"Pardon me, dear opponent,
but you are running toward
the wrong goal."
Tish, tish, honorable enemy,
I just perceived someone open
ing -a bottle of SHERI-COLA
air that end of the grid-iron."
Commercial development men of the Bell
System have originated a new use of the
telephone which is proving economical and
efficient for modern salesmanship. From
important central towns the salesman makes
periodic visits to customers1 and prospects
by telephone. - : :. :
To conceive this idea, to make it practical
hv selerrina Kev Towns on a basis of most
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advantageous rates to surrounding points,
- and to sell it as a business practice all this
illustrates how telephone service is as open as
y any commodity to constructive imagination.
Key Town selling is one of many indica
tions of the steady demand, present and to
come, for more and more telephone service.
BELL SYSTEM
A nation-wide fystem of inter-tonntcting telephones
O UR PION E E RTN G WO R'K HAS JUST BEGUN
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