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PAGE FOUR THE DAILY TAB HEEL PIKA3 UPSET DKE IN OPENING BIURAL BASEBALL LEAGUE (Continued from page three) run decision. Little Gets Win Little, Pika hurler, was in trouble on several occasions, but he was supported brilliantly by his mates. Spears, Faucette and Barwick led the hitting of the victors. Woollen and Hart were best for the Dekes. With Aitken twirling, Swain Hall vanquished Grimes, 14-0. Swain Hall tallied four runs in the third inning, and seven in the fourth to register an easy victory over their opponents. Dupree, Daniel, and Rhodes fea tured for Swain Hall while Mc Cachren and Wright stood out for Grimes. Aycock registered a decisive vin over Old East, 6-0. Novich's pitching and hitting was out standing for Aycock. Donovan, Ellis and J. Moore were the shining lights for Old East. Delta Tau Delta and Phi Al pha engaged in a slugf est which was won by the former, 12-7. Spotting Phi Alpha a 5-2 lead, the D. T. D.'s went on a scoring rampage in the fourth inning to count seven markers. Whic ker, McCollum and Lee led the stick work for Delta Tau Delta while Langsam, Unger, and Greenberg aided the Phi Alpha cause. Because of the freshman baseball game today there will be no intramural games. Play Trill be resumed again Monday. GRADUATE GETS JOB E. L. Kendrick, former me chanical engineering student who received his B.S. degree from the University this year, lias accepted a position with the Eastman Kodak company an Rochester, N. Y. Kendrick, whose home is in Merry Oaks, N. C, will work in the department which han dles the purchasing specifica tions for the company. Senior Invitations .Orders for senior invitations may be placed by students to day in the Y. M. C. A. between the hours of 10:30 and 12:00 o'clock in the morning, and 2:00 till 4:00 o'clock in the afternoon. Samples are being shown in the Y. M. C. A. lobby. J. S. Gentry will also take orders. Exile Not to Teach Here The plan for procuring the teaching services of Dr. Paul Mombert, exiled German profes sor, for the University has failed due to unforeseen complications, according to an announcement made yesterday. V till jmJ : ' : XU J V i , : s f(,f 1 , J.J v's ' f 1 wi,h 4! If SPENCER TRACY 1' I "PAT" PATERSON ! I JOHN BOLES jj I !Hrbrt Mundin Sid Silvers Jl Hairy Green Thelma Todd fi OTHER FEATURES Comedy News TODAY N AMI m ilTVM APEIL 27, 1931 PLAYING AT CAROLINA TODAY f r . . . ''. . J i m Pictured above are "Pat" Paterson, new Fox film player, and John Boles, who are co-starring in "Bottoms Up," musical comedy showing at the Carolina theatre today. Kenfield Announces Improved Facilities (Continued from page three) - stated, "It's easy enough. Our clay courts will be kept in the 'pink of condition they will be watered every night for almost three hours and again at mid day the courts will be watered until 2:00 o'clock. This hasn't been done before, because we did not have the proper finan cial backing." Besides the four clay courts, there are a pair of cement-preparation courts which will be ready for use. This new sys tem will accommodate 16 men on the clay and eight on the ce ment. In case the students have not been able to get in touch with the managers during the afternoon, they can still get in touch with Ed DeGray, FERA employee, who will be on duty from 8:00 to 10:00 o'clock in the evening at the tennis office at Emerson field. Students are urged to call him at 3431, and DeGray will see about accommo dations. The first to come will be first to serve, and if late more than 10 minutes, the scheduled players will forfeit their rights to the courts to the next in line. George H. Lawrence told Coach Kenfield the reason the courts were not finished on scheduled time. CWA funds required that all work be com pleted by May 1, and when , the curtailment came, the . Univer sity was unable to complete them. Now the work is being carried forward by students. Immediately following the completion of the village's pav- CALEUDAR Frosh baseball. Intramural field Tennis team. Emerson stadium. ... 4:00 5:00 Tea dance May Frolics. Tin Can 4:00-9:00 Y.M.OA. TEAM ANNOUNCED Members of a deputation team being sent to Rocky Mount by the local Y. M. C. A. for a three day program beginning next Thursday include Harold Ben nett, Walter McGuire, and Dick Kelly as musicians, and Jack Pool, L. Greer, Agnew Bahnson, and Harper Barnes as speakers. The team will present programs in the various schools and churches of that city. Infirmary List The following students were confined to the University in firmary yesterday: F. P. Aber nethy, R. V. Frazier, W. S. Har ney, J. L. Jackson, M. W Ja cobs, M. E. Lang, Manie Leake Parsons, T. B. Spencer, T. B. Spencer, R. J. Somers, Edith Wladkowsky, and Betsy Wright. ing program, the Carolina ten nis courts will receive immedi ate consideration. MAY 13 SUTTON DRUG CO. Pierson Makes Addres3 Dr. W. W. Pierson, dean of the graduate school of . the Uni versity, recently delivered the commencement address at the closing of the Warsaw schools. Vote for John Sprunt Hill CANDIDATE FOR SENATOR 16TH SENATORIAL DISTRICT Subject to Democratic Primary, Saturday, June X 1934 A Square Deal For the Man ol Small Means . :f. fTrmTnrmrwiiaM A LIFE-LONG DEMOCRAT vVith Much Experience in Farming, Banking, Road Building. Educational Work Public Welfare, and Military and Legislative Affairs ty Record aa -tate senator Shows that 1 Stood Openly and Fought tort Good Schools, Good Roads, Better Farming Conditions, and i Business-Like Administration or all State Departments. 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