It's The Lull
Before The Storm
There Are No
Athletic Events
WITH LEAVE
TO PRINT
By
RAY
HOWE
CHAPEL HILL, N. C THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1938
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A la Laurence Leonard .
I was passing the time of day
over coffee and doughnuts with
a fellow the other afternoon who
jmows Milan Zorri, State's ex
traordinary discus thrower of a
couple of years ago. He said that
the Stater wanted to come to
Chapel Hill this spring to teach
the Carolina men how to throw
the weights ... All he wants his
room and board, which is cheap
enough "if he can guarantee a
couple of extra points in those
divisions when the track meets
start cropping up . . . Zorri was
oridnally slated for Chapel Hil
before he met; one Hunk Ander
son in wolfs clothing.
I also happened to meet some
of the State football players dur
ing the holidays . . . Danny Pilo-
seno, Art Rooney, Tony diYesso,
Mickey Sullivan,, Joe Schwerdt
and a couple of others . . . Con
trary to popular conception, the
Staters are chawming fellows
. . . chawming. They told me that
Doc Newton is going to have two
backfields and one line. Davey
Clark paid for my lunch.
.
While I'm on the subject of
football . . . Tom Burnette, pick
ed by Sports Illustrated as the
best place-kicker in the whole
dawg-gone country, is still very
much in the selling game and
now has "a very banner-ish ban
ner with all the past season's
football scores made by Carolina
along with a couple of auto
graphs on sale ... George
Moore, one of the backf ield stars
on the 1933 team, has returned
to school this quarter to com
plete work for his degree.
Screwiest baseball hit of yes
terday was made by Al Mathes,
sophomore candidate for Hal
Bissett's first base . . . Radman
threw him three balls and two
strides and then a wild one . . .
As Mathes ducked away, the ball
hit his bat and pranced down
the first base line . . . Mathes
ended up on second base.
Bowling Schedule
DORMITORY BOWLING
4:09 Eyerett No. 4 vs. Baf
fin No. 1.
43 Grimes No. 2 vs. Man
gum. 5:00 Everett No. 2 vs. Grimes
No. 1.
530 Ruff in No. 3 vs. Lewis.
ASPIRIN STOCK IS
DOWN; RADMAN,
HUDSmiNFOM
Both Pitchers Show Up
,Well In Pre-Season
Practice Tilts
The Carolina chapter of the
Amalgamated Order of Hair
Tearers and Nail-Biters can go
and hide in the corner for a little
while longer anyway, for in the
past few days both Bud Hudson
and George Radman have come
through 'with pitching exhibi
tions that have indicated that
these two chuckers will be very
much in evidence on the Caro
lina baseball front as aids to
Daffy Parker, both before and
after Parker cures his sore arm.
In Tuesday's practice game,
Hudson pitched four innings of
near-perfect ball, while Radman
turned in - seven good innings
against the second liners yester
day. George kept ramming a
last ball down the Yannigan
throats as he fanned six men to
win 8-4. In addition to turning
in a neat mound job, Radman
also hit a home run in the sixth
inning with one man on that
sent the regulars ahead for
keeps in the ball game.
Team Opens Tuesday
After watching Hudson and
Radman go to town, Bunn Hearn
said the starter in the season
opener against Richmond Tues
day would be one of the two. His
starting second baseman is still
to be drawn put of the hat, while
five fly-chasersare battling for
the right to play on either side
of Tom Burnett in the season's
opener.
When George Ralston fanned
Harry LeGrande during the
course of yesterday's battle
everybody almost fell off the
bench ... It was the first time
LeGrande has fanned since he
started playing baseball here
. . . George Stirnweiss continues
to hit the ball hard . . . Yester
day he got three for four, hit
ting the ball hard every time .
Hal Bissett, who last season
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Intramural bowling was re
sumed yesterday afternoon and
was featured by the biggest up
set of the tournament. This was
the defeat of Lambda Chi Alpha
No. 1 by AE Pi No. 1. Lambda
Chi Alpha was last year's cham
pion and, until this defeat, ap
peared well on its way to an
other championship. The score
of this match was AE Pi No. 1
366: Lambda Chi Alpha No. 1
305. Other winners of the day
were Chi Psi No. 1 over ATO
350 to 345: and Ruff in No. 4
over Graham, 380 to 365.
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Here are the lads who won the Carolina gym title March 12 at
Duke. From right to left in the front row are: Winstead, Raper,
Trotman, and Long. In the second row: Kirkpatrick, Verner, and
Walker. In the third: Kiss and Boone. Dr. R. B. Lawson, coach
of the team, is in the fourth row.
In A Sporting Way This Spring
Denotes Home Event
Date Event
March .
29 Varsity Baseball
29 Freshman Baseball
29 Varsity Tennis
April
1 Varsity Baseball
1 Freshman Baseball
2 Varsity Fencing
2 Varsity Golf
4 Varsity Baseball
4 Varsity Tennis
5 ' Varsity Baseball
5 Varsity Tennis
6 Varsity Track
6 Freshman Baseball
6 Varsity Tennis
6 Varsity Golf
n Varsity Tennis "
8 Varsity Baseball
8 Varsity Tennis
9 Varsity Tennis
9 Varsity Fencing
12 Varsity Baseball
14 Varsity Baseball
14 Freshman Baseball
14 Freshman Tennis
14 Varsity Golf
15 Varsity Baseball
1 5 Freshman Baseball
15 Varsity Tennis
15 Freshman Tennis
15 Varsity Golf V
16 Varsity Baseball
16 Varsity Fencing
16 Varsity Track
16 Freshman Tennis
19 Freshman Baseball
19 Varsity Tennis
20 Varsity Baseball
20 Varsity Golf
21 High School Tennis
22 High School Tennis
22 High School Track
22 Freshan Baseball
23 Var sity Fencing
23 Varsity Baseball
23 Varsity Track
23 Varsity Tennis
23 Freshman Tennis
23 Varsity Golf
25 Freshman Baseball
25 Freshman Tennis
26 Varsity Baseball
27 Varsity Tennis
28 Freshman Baseball
28 Varsity Tennis
29 Varsity Tennis '
29 Freshman Baseball
29 Varsity Golf
30 Varsity Baseball
30 Varsity Tennis
30 Varsity Track
30 Varsity Track'
30 Varsity Golf
May
2 Varsity Tennis
3 Varsity Tennis
;3 Varsity Golf
4 Varsity Baseball
4 Varsity Tennis
5 Varsity Tennis
5 Freshman Baseball
6 Varsity BasebaU
6 Varsity Tennis
: 6 Varsity Golf
7 Varsity Baseball
7 Varsity Track
7 Freshman Baseball
7 Varsity Tennis
9 Freshman Baseball
9 Freshman Tennis
10 Varsity Baseball
10 Varsity Golf
12 Varsity, Baseball
13 Varsity Baseball
13 Varsity Golf
14 Varsity Baseball
14 Varsity Track
14 Freshman Baseball
Team ..
University of Richmond
Wardlaw School
Williams
Davidson . '
Roanoke Rapids High School
Charlbtte Men's Club
Hampden Sidney
Dartmouth
Yale
N. C. State (at Raeford, N. C.)
Yale ,
Princeton
Greensboro High School
Yale -
Wake Forest
Cornell
Cornell
.Yale
Elon ,
William and Mary
Wake Forest
Virginia
"Roanoke High School
Winston-Salem High School -University
of Pennsylvania
V. M. I.
N. C. State
' Duke
Davidson
Boston College . s
Washington and' Lee
Saint Johns
Virginia : , ' ; fTjFr
Duke : ";ld:ri
Wake Forest
N. C. State
N. C. State (Clinton, N. C.)
Georgia
State Tournament
State Tournament
State Meet
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Georgia Tech
Wake Forest
Duke
Duke
N. C. State
s Sou. Intercollegiate Tournament
Burlington High School
Oak Ridge Military Institute
Davidson
Davidson
Maury High School
State Tournament
State Tournament
N. C.State; .
Davidson ,
Virginia
State Tournament
A. A. U. Meet .
Penn Relays N
State Tournament
Williams
Harvard
William and Mary
N. C. State
Yale
Princeton
Duke '
Navy
New York University
Virginia
N. C. State
Georgia
Mars Hill College
'Lehigh
Wake Forest
Duke
v.m.i. :
N. C. State
Richmond
Maryland v
The Citadel
Navy
Navy ' . :
Duke .
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Gymnasts Take
State AAU Gym
Crown Over Duke
Winstead And Trotman Take
Firsts To Help Dr. Lawson's
Team Take First Title
By Bill Lindatt
Led by Ed Winstead, the
Carolina gym team defeated
Duke's acrobats to take the sen
ior men's gymnastic chamnion-
ship and the trophy in the first
Caroimas AAU gymnastic tour
nament in the Duke gymnasium
March 2.
In effecting the victory, Doc
Lawson's boys captured four
first places of the six available.
Of these, Winstead took three,
in the side horse competition.
horizontal bar, and all .around.
Frank Trotman took first in the
flying rings for the other.
Duke's Monk Lewis and Paul
Peters took the parallel bar and
tumbling championships to keep
Duke in the race.
Daring Young Man
Trotman's victory on the fly
ing rings was clean cut. His re
verse to a handstand is' some
thing which few amateurs in
the country can do, Dr. Lawson
stated and Lawson has seen
plenty of them.
Jim Kirkpatrick's taking sec
ond place in the tumbling was
the surprise of the meet. An in
different performer during the
practice sessions preceding the
meet, he showed a complete
change of form under pressure.
The horizontal bar was all
Carolina, though only two were
officially representing the team.
Winstead took first; Jimmy
Verner, second, and Kirkpat
rick, third. Winstead and Ver
ner were competing under Caro
lina colors in this event, Kirk
patrick listed as unattached.
First One
About 100 spectators saw the
competition, the first of its kind
to be held in this section in 15
years. The tournament resolved
itself into a duel between Duke
and Carolina, when South Caro
lina arid Davidson announced
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Council Meets
The intramural sports council
will hold its first meeting of the
spring quarter tonight at 7:15
in 214 Graham Memorial. At
this meeting the intramural
managers will be requested to
make their entries for play
ground ball and tennis. Entries
for the. other intramural sports
will be taken later in the quarter.
FRESHBIAN BALL f
STARTS AT 3:30
THIS AFTMOON
Strayhorn Will Call His!
Pupils For Work On
Frosh Field .
The freshman baseball team
goes into its first practice ses
sion of the year this afternoon
at 3:30 on. the freshman field.
Mam btrayhorn, who led the Tar
Babies last year, will again be
in charge of the proceedings.
Strayhorn asked all candi
dates to bring their own equip
ment for the first couple of
workouts. The freshmen wilT
waste no time in getting under
steam this spring, for they play.
their first game of the season
Tuesday afternoon against
Wardlaw school on the freshman
field. The complete yearling
schedule lists 14 games. All the
home games will be played on
Emerson field except the first
battle which will have to be
played on the freshman field
since the varsity will also be
home Tuesday. Both the fresh
man and varsity games are
scheduled for 4 o'clock. So far,
nobody has suggested ;that a
double header be played on Em
erson field, with the freshman
tussle DrecedinEr the varsitv
struggle.
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