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CHAPEL HILL, N. C FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1937
Sigma Win Mat Crown
Tick, Tick, Tick
Andy Bershak won his
second watch of the season
last night when he was
awarded a solid-gold wrist
watch by Moon-Over-The
Mountain Kate Smith for
making a second-team end
post on her national All
Collegiate football eleven.
Souchak of Pitt and Swee
ney of Notre Dame won.
first-string flank honors
and Cornell's Brud Holland,
AP first stringer, was plac
ed on the third team.
Fordham's "Sleepy" Jim
Crowley, chief of Kate's
football board of coaches,
was awarded a railroad tick
et to Pasadena and back, and
Kate's Ted Collins was
awarded the monopoly on
the concession for selling
the "Rose Hill to Rose
Bowl" buttons 1 by Alex
Wojciechowicz.
There is a move in Boston to
change the city's 'National
League baseball entry from Bees
back to Braves.
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Robertson Pins Joyner
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Mural Point Standings Given;
Lewis Dorm Undisputed Leader
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Grappling Champs
118-Pound Class
Lambeth (Beta Theta Pi) defeated Hamlin (Everett)
126-Pound Class
Gregory (KA) fall over Goodwin (SPE)
135-Pound Class.
Blackmer (Sigma Nu) over Shaw (Ruff in)
145-Pound Class
Broadfoot (SAE) fall over Milner (Steele)
155-Pound Class
Robertson (SAE) fall over Joyner (Grimes)
165-Pound Class
Hairston (Sigma Nu) fall over Broadfoot (SAE)
175-Pound Class
Fearing (SPE) fall over Faircloth (Lewis)
Heavyweight Class
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Athletic officials of Virginia
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announced yesterday that Henry
Russell Cohen, former coach at
Cincinnati University, has ac
cepter a position as assistant
coach and chief scout for VML
He replaces Jack Alexander,
former Duke star, whose resig
nation will come next June.
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boxers are asked to report
to the infirmary this after
noon between the hours of
four and six for their phy
sical examinations.
Coaches urge all the men
to attend to this today.
was ill in Albuquerque, New
Mexico, at the time.
Amplifying equipment was
rigged up in the, dressing room
for the encouraging words from
across the country.
Prep Schools
Prep schools as well as col
leges, are proud of the All
Americas they make players
who begin the game with them,
and then go to the top.
Exeter and Andover acade
mies have made more stars than
any other junior schools in the
country.
They made their reputations
in the early part of the century
when Yale, Harvard and Prince
ton were the football leaders.
By William L. Beerman
The 1937 intramural season
ended yesterday as eight mat
burned grapplers walked off
with medals for their prowess
in the 14th annual wrestling
tournament. .
Sigma Nu, campus champions
of last year, retained that honor
only by virtue of an extremely
large number of entrants. SAE
sent three men to the finals out
of an original entry of five, and
wo came . through with titles.
Sigma Nu had only two finalists
out of a field of 28 entrants, but
both men won. As points were
also allowed for the number of
participants, Sigma JNu was
given the intramural crown with
140 points. However, SAE really
won the wrestling matches with
115 points.
Lambeth-Hamlin
Lambeth (Beta Theta Pi)
started the finals off by defeat
ing Hamlin (Everett) in the
118 lb. class. Staying on top
most of the time, Lambeth took
the title with a time advantage
of 3:14.
The next bout, a 126 lb. affair,
was contested turiousiy as
Goodwin (SPE) tried to stave
off the rushes of Gregory (KA) .
Gregory took the match with a
fall in 3:04.
Blackmer-Shaw
Extended into two extra pe
riods, the 135 lb. event finally
I came to a close with both con
tenders practically out on their
feet. Battling each other from a
standing position, Blackmer
(Sigma Nu) and Shaw (Ruf-
fin) spent more time off the mat
than on it. The regular eight
minute limit ended with neither
wrestler having an advantage,!
so two extra periods of two min
utes each were allowed. Black
mer coasted through with a 3 :38
advantage over the panting
Shaw.
Broadfoot (SAE) exhibited
excellent technique and reserve
power as he overcame Milner
(Steele) with a fall in 1:55.
Milner, tough and sturdy, sub
mitted unwillingly to the light
ning-like tactics of his 145 lb.
opponent.
Robertson
Fastest pin of the day saw
Robertson (SAE) turn the
tables and flatten- Joyner
(Grimes) in the 155 lb. strug
gle. Coming out fighting as the
openingbell rang, both men hit
the mat with Joyner on top.
Spectators yelled madly, as the
dormitory entrant seemed to
have a sure victory in his grasp,
but Robertson with one power
ful surge, flipped himself to the
title with a fall in 1:09.
Defending his title in the 165
lb. class,' Hairston (Sigma Nu)
managed to keep it by defeating
Broadfoot (SAE). Broadfoot,
whose brother took the 145 lb.
championship, fought hard every
second of the battle, but fell be
fore Hairston's body-pin in 3:06.
Organization
Phi Delta Theta
Sigma Nu
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Kappa Alpha 105
Beta Theta Pi 115
Kappa Sigma 80
Chi Psi . 80
Phi Gamma Delta . 75
St. Anthony 75
Alpha Tau Omega 75
Phi Kappa Sigma . 75
Lambda Chi Alpha 75
Alpha Epsilon Pi 75
Delta Kappa Epsilon .. 80
Zeta Psi 80
Pi Kappa Alpha 80
Sigma Chi .. :....... 75
Sigma Delta 75
Tau Epsilon Pi 75
Zeta Beta Tau 75
Phi Alpha 75
Chi Phi 75
FRATERNITIES
Cake
Football Race Boxing Wrestling Tot.
175
25
60
0
30
40
25
0
43
45
70
40
0
a
25
0
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
Lewis
Ruffin .....
Mangum
Steele
Graham ...
Everett ...
DORMITORIES
125
115
75
1001
75
75
60
13
75
0
33
0
12
0
20
11
5
9
0
95
0
75
0
31
31
50
40
0
0,
0
0
31
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
175
31
0
ft
0
15
0
0
0
Q
0
0
0
0
140
70
115
40
35
35
0
35
0
0
35
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
15
15
15
15
0
15
15
0
0
0
0
0
0
295
280
220
220
216
206
165
163
155
145
115
110
106
100
80
SO
80
79
75
75
75
75
75
375
174
165
115
108
105
102
100
95
91
85
84
45
Grimes : 75
Law School 100
Manly 75
Battle-Vance-Pettigrew 80
Old West 80
Aycock 75
Old East 45
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FALL INTRAMURAL TITLISTS
Football Phi Delta Theta campus champion; Lewis dor
mitory champion.
Cake Race St. Anthony and Lewis team winners.
Boxing Lewis campus champion; Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity champion.
Wrestling Sigma Nu campus champion; Sigma Alpha
Epsilon mural champion.
Fall Intramural leaders Lewis campus leader; Phi Delta
Theta fraternity leader.
; NYU
New York University, which
usually has one of the best bas
ketball teams in the Bast, is co
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NEW JUMP RULE
WILL HIT W. & L.
Bob Spessard's Height
May Not Mean Sd
Much Now
Those loud groans blowing'
down from the Blue Ridge
mountains of Virginia are prob
ably emitting from Lexington,
seat of Washington and Lee. The
man doing the groaning, no
doubt, is Cy Young, basketball
coach of the Generals.
Young is groaning because
they've taken the center jump
out of basketball this year. Mr.
Young's game is built around
the center jump and Bob Spes-
sard, his 6-foot, 7-inch center.
Spessard's main stock in trade
is tapping the ball to team-mates
on the center jump, and then
going under the basket to sink
field goals. Spessard was so
good at it last year, that he car
ried W. & L. to the Southern
conference, championship. In the
finals against Carolina he scored
over 20 points, just tapping the
ball and standing under the bas
ket. The abolition of the tap will
keep Spessard from tapping the
ball to Borries, and then ga
under the basket for a shot. In
stead the team scored upon will
take the ball after each shot.
There will be only two jumps a
game, at the beginning, and at'
the start of the second half. This
rule will give the little men a
break.
Agitation to take .the center
jump out of the cage game start
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