WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1935
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE THREE
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Baseballers Face
Wildcats In First
Contest Of Year
Rookies Will Play
At First and Third
Jim Tatum Shifted to Backstop;
Irwin and Rand Will Form
Keystone Combination. .
The Tar. Heel baseball , team
CROUCH SHOWS TOP FORM will open , the season April 5,
ii"0iQQ:v,ii:,J Paying the Davidson College
trnt down to hard work- acrom I
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vesteraav aixer a xwo-oav avntt -
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a result of rain. TTia clnh lour umes according to tne
took three whole days of work 24g?me schedule which has re"
ia TmlirW tt-wi i cenuy Deen released.
TRACKSTOWEL
REPORT FOR DUTY
OUTDOORS TODAY
Tom Hawthorne, Charlie Hub- Laxton, Harris, Coffin, Bridgers
bard Lead Cindermen; Hope WTiIl Likely Start; Long Ten
to Retain Conference Title. tative Card Announced.
W. AND M. TO BE FIRST FOE FULENWIDER IS NOT BACK
now rounding into some sort of
form.
Coach Bunn Hearn has shifted
his veterans about and now has
old men at every position but
two. It is these two spots,
first base and third base, that
the Southern Conference and Big
The schedule is as follows:
April 5--Davidson there.
April 6 Davidson there.
April 8- Michigan here.
April 11 Wake Forest here.
April 13 N. C. State here.
April 16 Wake Forest there.
April 19 Chatham Manuf ac-
Five champs are having the turing Company there.
most difficulty filling.
Tatum to Catcfi
With four lettermen back for
the outfield, Coach Hearn has
shifted Big Jim Tatum to the
catcher position left open by
Norman McCaskill. The long
distance hitting Tatum will.be
assisted by Strayhorn and Cook,
two likely looking prospects.
The first string outfield of
veterans is lining up with Cap
tain Thurman Vick in center
field, Eddie Shapiro in right-
field, and Gus Mclver in left
field. Starke and Volivia, two
sophomores, and Lefty Groome,
a great fielder, have also shown
promise in the outfield.
Good Keystoners
Moving Trip Rand over from
third to second, Coach Hearn
has a keystone combination
April 20 Chatham Manufac
turing Company there.
April 23 Davidson here.
April 24 Davidson here.
April 27 N. C. State there.
April 30 Wake Forest here.
May 2 N. C. State here. .
May 4 Virginia there.
May 9 N. C. State'there,
May 11 Duke there.;,.
May 13 Wake Forest there.
May 15 Duke here. . . -
May 18 Duke there. ,
May 20 Duke there.
May 22 Richmond there.
May 23 Randolph-Macon
there.
May 24 Maryland there.
May 25 Navy there.
Diamond Managers
AH freshmen who wish to
which has already demonstrated try out for baseball manager-
ability both on defense and of- ships are to report at Emer-
fense. The return of Tommy son field this afternoon during
Irwin, last year's star shortstop, baseball practice.
greatly strengthens the team.
Buck McCarn, big sophomore,
seems to have the edge on the
open first base job because of
his stick work. Morris Rhodes
is also making a strong bid for
the position..
For third Coach Hearn is still
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FIRST YEAR NINE
CARDS11 GAMES
Practice for First Year Nine to
Begin This Week ; Rookie
Wright Likely to Coach.
Coach Bunn Hearn announced
yesterday that the initial frosh
baseball practice will take place
at the close of this week thus
giving the yearling candidates a
chance to eret settled to their
classes prior to a long campaign.
Hearn believes that James
Wright, coach of last season's
freshmen nine, will take
the duties he held in 1934.
GOLFERS BATTLE
STATE THURSDAY
IN OPENING . MEET
With the Southern Conference The varsity golf .team will
indoor crown resting comfort- swing into competition tomor
ably on their heads, the Carolina row when it meets State's
tracksters will now devote their team at the Hope Valley course.
time to outdoor activities. The The initial match will be f ol-
Blue and White aggregation will lowed by one with Wake Forest
have no easy assignment in re- two days later on the same
taining the outdoor crown they course. . ' v -
won so handily last year, but on Captain Lane Fulenwider,
the contrary they will be meet- who dropped out of school last
ing some stiff opposition. quarter, did not return. Accord-
All candidates for the varsity in2 to an incomplete schedule re-
and freshman teams are to re- lasd y Playing Manager
port at Emerson stadium this Henry Bridgers, almost a dozen
afternoon for thier first or- dual matches have already been
ganized workout on the dustv arranged for, and the prospects
path. of a trip in May with matches
The first meet of the current with other schools is probable,
outdoor season is schedule -far or tne opening matcn uoacn
April 6 against , the strong Wil- Kenfield will probably use as his
liam and Mary squad. It will starters Laxton, Harris, Coffin,
hfl TPmPTniPr ao and Bridgers. The outcome of
contingent carried off first place the PeninS match is a toss-up.
honors in the non-conference lentative scnedule:
division nf t"hp iwortf inrlnrvr
March 28 N. C. State here
(Hope Valley).
meet. They boast of one of the
best dash men in the south in
the person of Monk Little. Lit
tle is also an excellent broad
jumper and javelin thrower.
Last summer he captured one
of the places in the national in
tercollegiate meet.
March 30 Wake Forest here.
' April 3 Hampton-Sydney
here.
April 6 N. C. State there.
April 15, 16 Duke here.
April 18 Richmond here.
April 19 Furman here.
April 20 Boston College
Carolina has a well-balanced
squad that is captained by Tom nere
Hawthorne and Charlie Hub- May 3 Davidson here.
bard. Both of these bova are Ma7 4 State Big Five tour-
consistent point winners and nament at Hope Valley,
will be relied on to further the May. 6, 7 Duke here.
Tar Heels' chances for victory. MaF & w- and L Sedgefield
Hubbard injured his leg in the (Greensboro) .
indoor games here a few weeks MaF 9 Southern intercolle-
ago but expects to be in shape Pate tournament,
for the initial meet.
season
Netsters To Open ,
Against Deacons Friday"
Bill Tilden And
Pro Net Troupe
Will Play Here
Tennis Master, Vines, Nusslein,
and Lott Will. Put 'on. Show
In Chapel Hill, April 4.
The return of tennis to the
foreground in the Carolina ath
letic whirl, brings to mind that
the greatest combination of ten
nis stars today are due in Chapel
Hill in a very short time.
Thursday, April 4, is the date
that Bill Tilden leads his history-making
troupe into the Uni
versity. Almost the entire sur
face of the United States has
been touched by the racquet-
swinging exhibitors.
Opening- in New York they
have penetrated into the west
and south and will stop at Chapel
Hill as they return home at the
conclusion of a very successful
attempt to put professional ten
nis before the eyes of the public.
The original four that started
the ball ' rolling will not be on
hand to sway the students to the
rhythm of ' their almost perfect
tempo. Lester Stoefen, gigantic
slugger from the Pacific Coast,
has been replaced by the j Ger
man star, Hans Nusslein.
Stoefen was recently taken
ill and Nusslein slipped into his
place without the slightest hitch
in "the activty of tte tour. This
has not taken any of the allure
from the exhibition but has add
ed a foreign touch, which will
tend to better, the event.
Nusslein is one of the great-
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Carolina to Defend
Great Past Record
First Meet Is at Wake Forest
Tar Heels Have Won 79
Out of 80 Encounters.
TO TAKE NORTHERN TRIP
The nationally famed Tar Heel
tennis team returns to the wars
this Friday with the opening of
the 1935 season at Wake Forest-
Defending a past record that
surpasses all performances made
by other universities, Carolina
opens the present season with a
background of 79 victories in
their last 80 contests.
Princeton an Obstacle
"Princeton has been the only
flaw in an otherwise perfect
dual competitive play. After
losing to the Tiger netmen in
the spring of 1929, the Tar Heels
were victorious in 74 consecutive
meets before again bowing to
the Princeton aggregation.
With another strong squad,
Coach Kenf ield predicts a con
tinuance of this fine play. The
schedule of 20 clashes looms as
a difficult proposition witfy
Princeton, Duke and Yale again
providing the true competition.
Northern Trip
; The northern trip finds the.
netters battling Princeton, Yale,
Army, Amherst and Williams
within six days and this trip has
always proven to be the test of
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Tennis Meeting
All players out for the var
sity tennis team will have an
important meeting at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon at Em
erson field.
Mangum Leads In Race
For Intramural Honors
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By virtue of its highly successful basketball season, Mangum
dormitory overcame an 89-point lead held by Ruffin for the first
quarter and stepped out to head the intramural race with 556
points.
The first two positions were just the reverse of the fall quar
ter and Ruffin is firmly lodged in second place with 532.5, far
ahead of Sigma Nu's 404. Lewis still holds fourth position with
365.
The complete intramural standings for the year to date, follow.:
r
Team
Aycock
Everett
Grimes
Law School
Lewis
Mangum
Manly
Touch Cake Wrest- Boxing Basket- Bowling Table
Football Race ling
Total
65
78.3.
75.-
175
110
15
78.3
45.6
66
63
130.
50
Mayflower Club
Midnight Flyers
over Kluttz Building
New Dorms
Wright formerly starred on the Old East
rornlino Tot-aifr ond ?a of TVr"S I Old WCSt
ent a resident of Chapel Hill.
G. E. Shepard, assistant ath- s . H n
letic director, gave out the frosh
schedule yesterday which lists
11 games for the 1935 Tar Ba
bies. SUwp.n of the contests are
to be played at home. There is piaftEpsiMn
but one game scheduled with an Beta xhVta Pi
out of state opponent, and that is chi PM
against the Augusta -Military Chi Psi
Academv nine - on the opening DVK. E.
Ho,, a ;i ik ueita lau ueita
April 15 Augusta -Military Chi A.
Y. M. C. A
Smith Building
Locals .
75
15
65
65
75
110
78.3
95
25
55 150
Academy here.
April 16 Wake Forest here.
April 18 Mars Hill Junior
College here.
April 20 Oak Ridge here.
April 22 N. C. State here.
Aoril 30 Wake Forest at
Wake Forest.
May 4 Duke at Duke.
Mav 6 N. C. State at Ral
eigh. -May
8 Duke here.
May 13 Duke at Duke.
May 17 Duke here. -
Phi Alpha : -
Phi Delta Theta
Phi Gamma Delta
Phi Kappa Sigma
Phi Sigma Kappa
Pi Kappa Alpha
St. Anthony Hall
S. A. E.
Sigma Chi ..
Sigma Nu
S. P. E.
T. E. P.
Theta Chi
Theta Kappa Nu
Zeta Beta Tau .
Zeta Psi - '
75
115
75
90
75
75
90
75
75
75
75
75
75
90
75
55
90
75
125
75
55
75
75
26.6
11
50
50
80
12
60
149
14
10
7
25
ball Tennis f
40 77.5 65 75 322.5
77.5 201.5
75 55 30 235
100 275
100 - 25 365
175 175 30 45 556
75 216.3
15 75 90
30 - 30
77.5 152.5
25 40
5 35 105
75 S 165
75 150
80 77.5 30 30 532.5
. 35 115 228.3
5 . 100
65 65
75 . 75
15 75 . 30 120-
75 35 . 25 286.6
35 75 i 275
, 75 45 30 225
75 35 211
15 ,125 295
i00" " 75 ? " 25 275
75 35 200
-' 75 150
25 V90 -J 190'
: 75 25 175
-.?, I 75' 45 35 230
55 . 142 .
,, . 110 55 240
55 . 145
. 5 86
75 25 155
" 110 1 ; 200
V : 75 ; S5 25 265
' : 75 - 30 25 404
75 ) 89
45 ' 75 ; 195
75 135
75 30 " 130
75 30 45 235
90 30 202
Always Something Neiv
Vogue Suits Me
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Announcing the opening of Chapel Hill's newest shop. Why should
women (bless them) steal the show?
MEN . . . Let's Dress Up for Easter
mmuNciNG
Stetson
The New Spring
T
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Shown by Mr. Buddy Robinson
This line represents the newest in spring
. woolens gaberdines, hetlands, tweeds,
homespuns, twists, flannels, worsted fin
ished and unfinished. '
TAILORED AS YOU WOULD HAVE IT
Mr. Robinson Will :lShow From 9 a. m.
- to 7 p. m.
Always Something New
ague
Vogue Suits Me