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THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Tuesday, Noresiber 14, 1933
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Ruscr Thai Kerr was Through
At Colgate Ended When He
Signed New Contract.
Rumors that this was his last
year at Colgate University came
in n end vesterdav when it
was discovered that Andrew
Kerr, coach of the Maroon foot
ball contingents for the last five
. years, had signed a new three-
year contract to direct football
. up at Hamilton, N. Y.
Dame rumor had it since the
start of the season that Mr.
; Kerr would be at the coaching
. helm at N. Y. U.. in 1934 but
.his signing ends all these pre
mature rumors.
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tnained undefeated, untied, and
unscored upon last year. This
season, however, Tulane Univer
sity downed the New Yorkers
for their, first defeat since 1931
.' This year's particular grid
iron season is characterized by
. the many rumors that lead fans
to believe that they will see a
hpst of new college cqaches next
. season. It is fairly definite that
"Hunk" Anderson is "through'
CALEIID'AR
IN TO OTLIGHT PARADE'
English majors.
201 Murphey
Staff meetings.
Sports men -Feature
board
Reporters
Desk staff
.10:30
-1:30
2:30
Phillips RusseE.
Bull's Head '
Pep rally.
Post office
Di senate.
New East
5:30
..4:00
.3:30
......7:00
.7:00
Phi assembly.
New West .......
History department.
313 Saunders .......
.7:15
.7:30
Elisha Mitchell society.
Gerrard hall
Jimmy Cagney and Renee Whitney, who will appear in "Foot
light Parade," playing at the Carolina theatre Sunday and Monday.
Around the Field
... 8 :00 XJ1 Ifrwvt'holl Tflam
Is Given Lecture
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Babe has it on him. The Char- we ine Aar neei nances 01 wm
lotte boy is powerful and tough, nin Saturday, - Carolina s main
and he is in there to win every oensive xnreai is passing ana
of course a wet field will hurt
the work of the passers and re
ceivers. Nevertheless in the
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EMMET JOYCE TURNED IN
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Pdueor.-FafSpear.ofWis-cu heljne of the
Eddie Casev. it is understood, He has been improving fast this
will not be re-engaged as foot- year and should come on fur
ball coach up at Harvard for ther. Stumpy and rugged, Joyce
1934. 11s a xougn man vo nauuie.
opposition is alike to him and
things are rough when he . is in
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Only Four Clubs Are
Unbeated in Tag Race
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Sigma Nu, Zeta Psi-Phi Delta
Theta, and the Phi Alpha-Pi
Kappa Alpha games. The S. A.
E.-Z. B. T. and the Zeta Psi-
Z. B. T. skirmishes should prove
entertaining.
Featured in the dormitory di
vision will likely be the .Law
School-Best House contest.
thrown for a gain of 60 yards.
The battle will probably , be
the most critical of the year for
both1 teams. The contest will
mean the difference between a
good and a tiad season for Caro
lina. So far the Tar Heels have
iNegro Benefit Grid
Tilt to Be Played PERHAPS? GEORGE BARCLAY only been able to take three out
T onnnnn fiffrnt wULcoWinto his just share of of seven starts but all the wins
The annual Nero benefit foot- this Saturday have been against Big Five
t SK MSscrts clubs. A victory Saturday will
year Saturday December ac- & u Wt be long mean a State championship and
coraing to an announcement & UD pretty nearly a Conference title.
lf!d?C on The Blue Devils on the other
r:w George. Last Saturday McFar- hand have yet to be beaten. Duke
E!1 land of the Associated Press, considered Tennessee its tough-
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supporting a
nurse for the Colored section of
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fniK Na McKelvin of the News and Ob- est opppnent at the first pthe
t Jp f'nnf server, Mitchell, of the Greens- season but it seems that now
I Carolina has the honor of beinsr
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jhapei 1111. ine contest is spon-., -4. ; U,p hnrdpsf. rlnh nn1 its satiPdl
Bob Madry's sun porch. They ule. A win this week-end wil
wrote their stories, barely men- put the Devils right on the road
tioning , Barclay. This week it to a perfect season.
Duke Has Fine Attack ;
Duke has a fine all-around at
field. If George's leg is O.K tack, nifty runners m Cornelius
my bet is that, he will steal the arid' Cox,' a good blocker in Hen-
Show. :. ,v. drickson, a fair passer m Laiey
sored and managed by the Sen
ior Y. M. C. A. cabinet.1 -
1 The team with whom the lor
cal. Negro high school team w,U will be diiBferent, Barclay and
compete, has not yet beehf an- Crawford - te on the
nounced.
ahd 'ih Rossiter one of the best
;klckers in the south.
: Carolina's offense is still far
from being perfect. The Tar
SENATE TO DISCUSS PLAN i
TO REFORM CURRtCULtJM
Metzehthih Lauds
Protestant Leader
. . . The relative merits of Luther
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and, Goethe was-the subject of
a falV.hv Tir. E.. .fJ- Metzenthin
in a nrntpstant r.oriffrPtration in 7:00 o'clock in New East the Di lidVtJ d 1A"C atw
Gerrard hall Sunday. . senate will discuss the bill : Re- but the running is weak, mostly
As Sunday marked the 450th solved: That the Dialectic sen- oecause- 01 poor DiocKing. Ana
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Dr. Metzenthin was invited to plan now under consideration by stressea auring tne weeK s prac
speak as a student of the life the faculty for curriculum re
ef the famous protestant. form.
I believe," he said, "that Lu- The greater . part, of the meet-
ther was far greater than Goethe ing will be devoted to try-outs
or any otner uerman. ne gave ior meireamuau ueuawj uetweeu ine .rni assemoiy win mee
a brief outline of the lives of the Di and Phi to take place tonight at 7:15 o'clock-in New
the two men, and pointed out November 21. All freshmen are East to discuss the following
their comparative merits. urged to take part in these try- tills: Resolved: That athletic
OUtS. Each man will be allowed I nas hnnVa shnnlrl Hp frQTn
k I I -r ,ifj.v.j.
Murcmson fepeaics on inka to sneak three minutes on the UWa!' RpinWprq. uaf fi,i pw
m Nr. i: query: Resolved
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tice sessions!
ASSEMBLY TO DISCUSS
THREE BILLS TONIGHT
Need Court Managers
All sophomores , interested
in trying out' for assistant
managers of basketba3 see
Tom Spencer tomorrow in the
Tin Can at 4:09 o'clock.
MEMORIAL GAME ROOM
IN NEED OF SIX GIRLS
The management of the Gra
ham Memorial game room an
nounced yesterday that it needs
six girls by tomorrow night
Entries in the mixed bowling
tournament have not been com
pleted, as only six co-eds have
entered with 12 boys. The
tourney will open tomorrow, and
the entrance fee is nil. .
DEVILS PREPARE
DEFENSE AGAINST
HEEL AIR ATTACK
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frankly worried about this Tar
Heel passing. Many undefeated
teams have bitten the dust late
in the season because they slack
ed up a bit and allowed their
foes to complete those long
touchdown passes. -
The game may turn into an
aerial bombardment Duke, too,
has used successfully the air
game this season and has fine
throwers and able receivers.
Tag Games Postponed' '
The scheduled intramural grid
encounters between S. P. E.
Delta Tau Delta, Beta Theta Pi
Phi Kappa Sigma, S. , A. : E.
D.K E and Chi Psi-Zeta Beta
Tau were all postponed on ac
count of rain.
Today's schedule:
4:30-Law School vs7 Best
House; A. T. O; vs. Sigma Chi;
Steele vs. Old West 1 2-54
GIRL WINNERS TO REPORT
Girls in the tennis tournament
are,, asked to report the winner
of each match at the "Y" as
soon as possible. Second round
matches must be played off by
Wednesday and third round
matches by Friday.
Recital Tickets on Sale
Tickets for Ralph Deane
Shure's organ recital tomorrow
night may be purchased .at Hill
Music hall or at Alfred Williams
bookstore. The tickets will be
50 cents.
FRATERNITY
Team W. L.
Sigma Nu 5 0
Beta Theta Pi ...... .. .. 4 0
Kappa Sigma .... ........ 4 1
Phi Alpha 4 1
Phi Gamma Delta ... 4 1
Phi Kappa Sigma ... 4 1
Tau Epsilon Phi ... 4 1
Zeta Psi 3 1
S. A. E. 2 1
St. Anthony Hall ... 4 2
A. T. O. ..... 3 2
Kappa Alpha 3 2
D. K. E. ......... .1 2 2
Phi Delta Theta ...... 2 2
Pi Kappa Alpha 2 2
Zeta Beta Tau ............ 2 2
Chi "Psi 1.::.: 2 3
Delta Tau Delta .... 1 4
Lambra Chi Alpha 1 4
Sigma Chi 1 4
Theta Chi 1 5
Sigma Phi Epsilon X 4
Chi Phi::l...:..l..;o- 6
Phi Sigma Kappa ... 0 7
DORMITORY ;
Law School 5 Q:
Mangum . 5 0
Best House 4 1;-
Ranson House . ....... 4 1
Ruffin ......... ..... 4 2
Lewis ..;.!.... 2 2,
New Dorms 2 3
Old West . .L... 2 3
Swain Hall .... - .. 2 3.
Aycock 1 3
Manly : 1 3
Steele ;i 3
Grimes a 15
Old East ........:.... 0 5
PASS BOOK TICKETS MAY
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assembly deplores the vote of
Tir C T Miirrhismi; rlirpr.tnr xkCocu . iaa, Mtc
of research in the school of com- ollwulil "iluVYC" , ' 11113 SLaLe against proniomon re-
merce. sDoke before the Rotarvr1 BUllcu iixuxcswuxuw peai, ana itesiovea: mat option-
I o Mrirtl a in XTi4-Vi fnwnli'nn Ulnna I -1 LI J ' "l 1J 1 '.'
olnh in FflVGttftville last niffht. awxw va1Wma. x ai actenaance snouia De permit-
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Dr. Murchison's subiect was 1U1 M1C '" ueuaws m an unaergraauate schools
'"The National Recoverv proJwl11 also be discussed. m the University
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nas spoKen on various aspects i DISCUSS PLANS TONIGHT
of the program on a series of
YEAR BOOK CONTRACTS
lectures sponsored by the school The University club will meet All fraternities and societies
of commerce, the law school, and tonight at 9 :30 o'clock in room which intend to take space: in
the sociology department.
MacNider Leaves Today
214 Graham Memorial to dis- the Yackety Yack are asked to
cuss important plans for pep ral- have their contracts signed im-
hes tomorrow and Friday. mediately. ;
It is important that all mem- To secure the discount avail-
I bers be present. Those who! able on hills naH hpforp
"r r'WAM v x. w a w 31 .r- ill"
Dr. William deB. MacNider,
Kenan nrofessor in ; medicine.
will leave here today to attend have been absent consistently ber 1, checks must be received
win oe dropped irom the roil. by November 29. as the offirp
the annual meeting of the South
ern Medical association where
he will present a, paper, on the
subject, "The Resistance' of
Fixed Tissue Cells to Injury.'
Faculty .Meeting Postponed
will be offiicially closed durjg
the Thanksgiving holidays. ; ,
Bell Improves
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The faculty meeting sched
uled for today has been post-
rlhis meeting is a gathering of poned until next Tuesday, ac- Dean J. M. Bell of the twn&n
physicians from all southern cording to an announcement of applied science continues in
states. , Dr. MacNider will re-1 from the president's office yes-1 make verv satisf a f.ni-.,
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terday. ment in his illness.
. Tickets in the regular student
pass-book for the Duke game
may be exchanged for seats in
the cheering section in the Duke
stadium upon the payment of
50 cents at the gate. All Carolina
students are requested to enter
the main gate on the east side
of the stadium:
The Carolina cheering section
will be in 'section 8, on about the
35 yard line. The gates will
open at 12 :30, and to avoid con
gestion, students are requested
to arrive at the stadium as soon
as possible. Reserved seats may
be purchased at 210 Graham
Memorial for $2.50.
Dance Committee Named
The appointment of the fol
lowing men to. the senior dance
committee was announced yes
terday: Charles T. Woollen, Jr.,
cnairman, .Bernard Solomon
Forney A. Rankin, F. Pendleton
Gray, John L. Womble, Jr.,
George F. Brandt, and Thomas
B. bpencer.
GRAHAM MEMORIAL BARBER SHOP
You'll Enjoy Being "Trimmed" by Our Barbers
WHEN
FELLER
NEEDS A FRIEND"
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If you can't draw even a pair of deuces
you can always draw pleasure from
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BRIGGS is aged in the wood for years
mellowed and seasoned extra long.
You could pay twice as much for a
tobacco . . 1 and find it not half so good
as BRIGGS.
BRIGGS is so good that it won nation
wide popularity before it had a line of
advertising. Won'trou let it win you in
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