THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Wednesday, October 25, 1923
Pae Four
STANTON TO SEE
STUDENTS TODAY
H. L. Stanton, supervisor of
vocational rehabilitation in the
North Carolina department of
public instruction, is planning
to be at the office of George
Lawrence in the Alumni build
ing today from 10 :30 o'clock
until about 4:00 o'clock, accord
ing to a letter received from him
yesterday.
All students who have had
previous contact with Stanton
or who have a pronounced phy
sical disability, such as complete
or partial blindness, loss of
limb or other, serious bodily
handicaps, should see him while
he is here. Such students may,
in some cases, obtain free tui
tion and textbooks.
Facts And Guesses
(Continued from page three)
remaining season's victories will
not erase the stench of this loss
to the Gophers. Tenner scamp
pered 16 yards for the marker.
Weinstock kicked the goal for
Pitt.
Men of Troy Held Powerless :
Southern California's great foot
ball team was held well-in-hand
by Oregon State, viz: the Tro
jans were unable to score al
though they out-gained the Ore
gon eieven 12 to one.
And back home in Dixie : Not
since the Roosevelt landslide
which put the south back in the
Democratic voting column has
anything caused so much talk
as Alabama's stirring win over
Tennessee. The Crimson Tide
rolled over the Vols like a big
cotton quilt, and smothered Ma
jor Neyland's team 12-6 at
Knoxville.
Still something else: Ken
tucky's Colonels bowed down
low as Washington and Lee pro
vided another stirring upset in
licking them 7-0. Joe Sawyers,
one of W. & L.'s greatest ath
letes, including the Mattox fami
ly, raced 10 yards for the touch
down. Their neighbors, V. M. I.,
counted a 19-13 victory over
Maryland.
Virerima s valiant stand a-
gainst the Middies deserves rec
ognition. The Cavaliers put a
gallant fight which all but staved
off defeat. Late in the fourth
quarter, "Red" Baumberger in
tercepted a Virginia pass and
frustrated any hopes that the
Cavaliers had of counting a win.
STUDENT UNION
TOURNEY STARTS
(Continued from page three)
R. La Gore, S. Sobol, J, Hudson,
H. N. Draper, M. L. Tucker,
Chas. Hudson, H. Lucas, Sapp,
J. Carmichael, FranMe Sesson,
L. C. Bruce, J. F. Blue, Bill
Chance, D. Hymes, D. D. Lubie
man, W. R. Hollingsworth, H.
P. Hudson, L. M. Parker, W. G.
Privette, A. K. Froneberger, M.
Schmuckler, M. D. Taff,' George
London, S. S. Scharlin, S. Wein
stein, F. M. Shore, S. C. Little,
M. G. Lynch, and S. S. Seachoro.
The following entered the
pool contest and will play today:
Farmer vs. Ruden (2 p. m.) ;
Rodwell vs. Kesselman (8 p.
m.) ; J. H. Willifred vs. R.
Woodard (3 p. m.) ; Mosier vs.
A. Finder (6:30 p. m.) ; Wright
vs. E. D. Cartland (4. p. m.) ;
Page vs. G. Leicht (7 p. m.) ;
Scarborough vs. Huntley (5 p.
m.) ; Kalb vs. J. B. Neiser (3 p.
m.) ; Wall vs. Spiers (5 p. m.) ;
A. Cohen vs. Koonce (8 p.m.);
M. Long vs. Steve Walker (4 p.
m.) ; Hudson vs. Graham (9 p.
m.) ; M. Kalb vs. B. Carr (9 p.
m.). The following will play
Thursday : Dupree vs. Lindeman
(5 p. m.) ; Correll vs. Peterson
(2 p. m.) ; Mears vs.. Scharlin
(3 p. m.) ; Kind vs. Lefkowitz
(3 p. m.).
Ping Pong Contests
The following will take part
in the ping pong contest: Cart-
and vs. Eustler (2 p. m.) ;
Goodes vs. Buddie Graham (2
p. nf.) ; Draper vs. Sommer (3
p. -in.) ; Scarborough vs. Um-
stead (3 p. m.) ; Dupree vs. Mc
Nair (3 :30 p. m.) ; Hudson vs.
Kalb (3:30 p. m.) ; Griffith vs.
Heidrick (4 p. m.) ; M. Kalb vs.
Jennings (4 p. m.) ; Jimison vs.
B. Davis (4:30 p. m.) ; J. Moore
vs. Fletcher (4:30 p. m.; Lin
deman vs. Mosier (5 p. m.) ;
Percy vs. Levitan (5 p. m.) ;
Sid. Holt vs. P. Kind (5:30 p.
m.) ; Singer vs. Gordon (5:30 p.
m.) ; Gabori vs. Home (2 :30 p.
m.) ; Kornegay vs. Hancock (7
p. m.) ; Wadsworth vs. Spencer
(7 p. m.) ; Slotoroff vs. Primrose
(7:30); Frazier vs. Frank
(7 :30) ; Odum vs. Bynum
(8 :00)' ; Woerner vs. Weinburg
(8:00) ; M. Long vs. Silburg
(8:30); Scherr vs. Jones
(8:30) ; J. Hudson vs. Willick
(8:30) ; Lieberman vs. J. Grier
(9 :00) ; J. Griffith vs. Lefkowitz
(9:00); Shore vs. Scharlin
(9:30); Sloan vs. Spiers
(9:30; Carr vs. S. C. Lytle
(9:30).
Wake Forest, again doped to
lose to N. C. State for the sec
ond straight year, counted a
scoreless tie. Russell, the Bap
tist's big offensive gun was out,
but Martin, subbing, came
through to outgain the Tech
backs. First downs: Wake
Forest 10, State 8.
PHOTO LISTS COMPILED
Fraternity presidents will be
given lists of upperclassmen in
each fraternity who have been
photographed for the Yackety
Yack, which they are requested
to read at chapter meetings to
night.
Presidents of the chapters are
urged to cooperate in having al
upperclassmen in the various
fraternities report for their pho
tographs.
Twelve In Infirmary
The following students were
confined to the University in
firmary yesterday: A. S. Cro-
martie, James Ferrendo, H. H.
George, W. B. Harper, Vida
Miller, Jane McMichael, J. H
Price, George Steele, Howard
Spain, Wilson Shelton, Kathleen
Tyer, and Rufus Worsley.
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Eagle Scout Meeting
The Eagle Scout club will meet
tonight at 7:15 o'clock in Gra
ham Memorial.
GO WEST, YOUNG MAN, GO WEST
PHI BETA KAPPA INITIATES
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Pictured above is Anita Thompson, another of the gorgeous
gals appearing in the musicomedy "Gold Diggers of 1933." Anita
hails from 'way out west in Seattle, Wash. She has light brown
hair, hazel eyes, and is 5 feet 34 inches tall. She weighs 115 Yt
pounds. "Gold Diggers" will play at the Carolina Thursday.
The following men were ini
tiated to Phi Beta Kappa last
night: John Knox Barrow, Ed
win Douglas Cartland, Dennis
Bryan Fox, Joseph Samuel Gen
try, DeWitt Allen Green, Wil
liam Thomas Minor, Jr., Charles
Stephens Templeton, Ray Elam
Weathers, Marshall Cornet Bell,
and Frank Wyman Grant.
Student Council Acts
Dr. J. P. Jones
Dentist
Telephone 5761
Next Door to Post OSce Upstairs
As a result of the weekly
meeting of the student council,
two boys, convicted of cheating,
were dropped from courses and
given F's,' it was announced yes
terday.
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(Continued from page three)
extra point. Jennings and
Hammer faetured for St. An
thony Hall while Peeler was best
for Chi Phi.
Swain Hall conquered Grimes
14-2. Aitken registered two
touchdowns on passes from
Ramsey, and Teal was trapped
behind the goal line for a safety.
Aitken led the Swain Hall at
tack while Teal and Van Horn
stood out for Grimes.
Law School and Aycock
fought to a gruelling tie 4-4 in
first downs. Kuykendall and
Gillespie were outstanding for
the lawyers while Potter and
Parker starred for Aycock.
Best Itouse kept its slate
clean by eking out a 6-0 win
over Lewis. Weathers threw a
short pass to McKeithan for the
touchdown. Weathers shone for
Best House and Nelson and
Kalb were the stars for Lewis.
Today's schedule:
3 :45 Theta Chi vs. Sigma
Nu; Rulfin vs. Old East; Phi
Sigma Kappa vs. Zeta Beta Tau.
4:45 Beta Theta Pi vs. T.
E. P. ; Mangum vs. Ranson
House; Phi Delta Theta vs. Phi
Gamma Delta.
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