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Clemson Upsets Conference Leaders Mailv ports Glamack Picked On All-Star Team CHAPEL HILL, N ( FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1939 !H)(Bai(S(Q)im eft yBttl max nu Graham Dorm, SAE Splash To Victories o '. Graham and SAE ended Carolina's! first intramural swimming meet yesterday by paddling off with the dormitory and fraternity first place honors. The Graham team in compiling 45 points had little difficulty in cap turing the dormitory title, but SAE with 38 points was hotly pursued by Zeta Psi with 34 and Beta Theta Pi with 29. Other team results in the fraternity league were St. Anthony 1, Chi Psi There will be a meeting of the in tramural basketball officials and volley ball officials in the intra innral office this afternoon at 4 o'clock. These officials are Grubb, Jleehan, Hilton, Gernugle, Karp. B. Hobbs and Tracy. The meeting will be held so that basketball and voi le j ball teams may be chosen. 11; Sigma Nu 10, Chi Phi 7, Kappa Sigma 5, Phi Delta Theta 3, and Phi Gamma Delta and Kappa Alpha with 1 apiece. In the dormitory league other CHARLOTTE LEADS IN STATE BOXING The final round of the North Caro lina high school athletic association boxing tournament will be little more than a battle for individual honors and second place because Charlotte's slug gers came out of the Woollen gym ring last night with enough semi finals and first round points to mathe matically clinch the title. Results in the semi-finals are: 108-pound: Hargrove, Hamlet, de cisioned Hooks, Whiteville; Rice, Char- TANKMEN ENTER SOUTHERN MEET IN STATE POOL Seven Carolina swimmers are enter ed in the Southern Conference tourna ment which starts in the State college pool in Raleigh at 4 o'clock today. Duke is favored to win ahead of Washing ton and Lee, champions for the last three years, and Carolina, N. C. State, William and Mary, VMI, and Virginia Tech. Carolina will be represented by Cap tain Otho Ross in the breaststroke and divihg, Noel Woodhouse in the breast stroke, Hoffman Wilson in the 50 and 100-yard free style, Ross, Ed Mueller and Lamar Gudger in the medley re lay, and Wilson, Bill Cowper, Mueller and Jim Nash in the free syle relay. Ross, undefeated in the diving and hpnfon rmlr xr "Wnnsfhrmsp in the lotte, TKOed Thorndyke, Lumberton, kraastst rokp. Hamlin ' best bet for in i'.iz oi tne xnira rouna. iz-pouna: Case, Hamlet, decisioned Sheppard, Raleigh; McRae, Charlotte, decisioned Cloniger, Bessemer City. 120-pound: Ballowsky, Charlotte, decisioned White, Raleigh; Powell, Whiteville, decision ed Arnold, Hamlet; 127-pound: Mil- requirement s. All other final events are scheduled Tigers Win, 30-28; State Tops Citadel, 40-38; Spiders Webbed, 47-32; Generals Lose, 43-32 By SHELLEY ROLFE (Special to the DaUy Tar Heel) MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM, Raleigh, March 2 Banks McFadden did it again tonight. With less than a minute-and-a-half left in the Clemson-Wake Forest game, the Tigers all-conference center made a field goal to give his mates a 30-28 win over the 'number one seeded team in the tourney. State beat Citadel, 40-38, in the other evening game. In the afternoon battles, Davidson downed W & L 41-32 and Maryland climbed all over Richmond 47-32. Maryland plays State at 8 o'clock tomorrow night in the first semi-final game. The second battle pits Davidson against Clemson. - individual honors. Preliminaries are scheduled this afternoon in most events. The diving contests will be held either here or at Duke tomorrow morning, because the State board does not meet conference .1 WPr Med. School 19: BVP 16: ,ler' Charlotte, TKOed Edwards, Lum sjv ' ' I 1 i i.in - e j . uertun in x;t oi me last rouna; Lewis 10; Steele 6; and Old West 1. HIGH SCORERS Strange of SAE and Sutton of Zeta Psi tied for individual scoring honors in the fraternity league with two first places and 12 points each. Freuden- heim of Graham took the high scoring honors in the dormitory meet by amassing 13 points. RESULTS OF SWIMMING 25 Meter Free Style (Fraternity) : First Strange (SAE); Second R. Torrey, (St. Anthony) ; Third Mit chell (Kappa Sigma) ; Fourth Hinkle (Sigma Nu) ; Fifth Gugert (Chi Psi) Time 14.9 seconds. 25 Meter Free Stvle fDormitorv : - y r First Tie between jFreudenheim (Graham) and Baker (BVP) ; Third Fox (Graham); Fourth Weinberger (Graham); Fifth Woodson (BVP). Time 15.5 seconds. 25 Meter Back Stroke (Fraternity) : First Sutton (Zeta Psi) ; Second Little (Beta Theta Pi) ; Third Cal houn (Chi Phi) ; Fourth D. Torrey (St Anthony) ; Fifth W. Broadfoot (SAE) Time 17.4 seconds. 25 Meter Back Stroke (Dormitory) : First Wilkins (BVP) ; Second Skill nan (Lewis) ; Third Freudenheim (Graham); Fourth Scheffield (Gra ham); Fifth Gardiner (Old West) Time 18.7 seconds. 50 Meter Breast Stroke (Fra ternity) : FirstSchrolh (Beta Theta Pi); Second Hinkle (Sigma Nu) ; Third Mordecai (Zeta Psi); Fourth Wilkinson (SAE); Fifth Morrow (Phi Gamma Delta) Time 42.1 leconds. 50 Meter Breast Stroke (Dormi tory): First Bloom (Graham); (Continued on last page) Elliott, Raleigh, TKOed Wooten, Whiteville, in :38 of the third round. 135-pound: Dodd, Raleigh won by a forfeit over Fralick, Cary; Kassiaa, Charlotte, decisioned Smith, Hamlet; 144-pound: Kinzey, Charlotte, KOed Pridgen, Lumberton in 1:10 of the second round; McGee, Hamlet, de cisioned Fagen, Bessemer City; 155 pound: Winters, Cary, decisioned Wil liams, Charlotte; Beckwith, Raleigh, TKOed Howell, Fayetteville, in :43 of the 2nd round; 165-pound: Corriben, Charlotte, bye; Moskow, Whiteville, bye; 175-pound: Poole, Charlotte, bye; Barksdale, Whiteville, bye. The Bowman Gray Memorial pool is rectangular in shape : and depths range from 3 1-2 to 12 feet. It is 56 by 165 feet arid has a seating capacity of 700. Saturday afternoon so as not to con flict with the conference basketball tournament being held at night. Glamack On All-Star Big , George Glamack, Carolina star center, though in his sophomore year, last night broke through as first choice of coaches and publicity men of six Southern Conference schools for the conference All-Star team. Chosen to share berths on the team with Glamack, were Waller and Owen of Wake Forest as for wards, Knepley of Maryland, and Pinck of Washington and Lee as guards. These "selections are made on sea son's play, and not on Southern Conference tournament showing. Davidson And Terps Win Afternoon Tilts Falling before a 23 point Davidson second half attack, Washington and Lee, seeded number three, became the first ranking team to be eliminated in the 1939 Southern conference basket ball tournament, losing 43-32. Knotting the game at 14-14 with three minutes left in the first half, the Wildcats went on a late period scoring hunt and, on a field goal and foul shot by Tice, a foul by Hogg, and a two-pointer by Iverson went ahead, 20 14, at the half. IVERSON Ned Iverson was the high scorer for the winning Wildcats, making 13 points. Little Johnny Tice, smallest player in the tournament, was brilliant on defense, holding W & L's Dick Pinck to nine points, playing a heady floor game. Tice also made nine. Davidson wasted little time getting started in the second half and moved its advantage to 26-14 in the opening minutes of the period. Given this push, the unheralded Wildcats, who finished last in the Big Five race, never held less than a ten point second-half lead. Maryland's Terps, seeded second in the Southern conference basketball tournament, ambushed Richmond's Spiders at the start of the second half to run away with a 46-32 win and ad vance into the semi-finals. Leading,-18-15, at the end of a furi ous first half, the Old Liners started working in the second period and ran up eight points before Richmond State Beats Citadel In Closing Moments State beat Citadel to the draw in the closing minutes of the second half to defeat the Light Brigade 40-38 and march into a semi-final game tomor row with Maryland. What the Terrors will do against the Terps is another matter. State played the first half tonight the way it beat Duke last night five men working as one unit and were ahead 24-17 at the start of the second period. . At this point in the proceedings, the Staters came apart violently and Cita del started moving and tied the game 31-31 with seven minutes left in the battle. Bill Mann and Selby Jones promptly averted a threatened State disaster with two rapid fire field goals and State hit its stride briefly to run the score to 40-34. With two minutes left. Jake Burrows came on the scene here and pushed in two under the basket shots to cut the State margin to two points. scored. After the Spiders made a field goal, Maryland made six more points to raise its lead to 34-17. Richmond, not dead yet, kicked a bit (Continued on last page) McFadden Disrupts Waller's Reputation Wake Forest's dreams of a basket ball empire built around the scoring prowess of curly-haired, left-handed Jim Waller crashed tonight before a gang of never-say-die basketball play ers from Clemson college led by Banks McFadden, all-conference center, who dropped in a crip shot in the last two minutes to play to give the Tigers a 30-28 victory. The Deacon lead, none to secure in the first half and early parts of the second period, collapsed in the late por tions of the game before the onslaught of the Tigers. Behind 18-14 going into the second half, Clemson got within a point of the Deacons on two field goals by McFad den and one by Moorman. And then big Jim Flantham, six basketball play ers wide and three tall, made a field goal and a foul and Clemson was in front 23-22. McFadden added two more points to the Clemson total with a twisting field shot. Waller and Fuller made baskets for Wake Forest, Young converted a free toss, and Fuller made another to knot the game at 28-28. Then with a minute and 45 seconds (Continued on last page) FOR A COMPLETE REVIEW FOR EXAMS IN O U. S. History Government Biology O Eur. History Psychology Social Science Sociology . Chemistry Economics 1,2,3 21, 22, 23, or 31, 32 GET A SHERIDAN OUTLINE HENRY SMERNOFF, 109 EVERETT Nine Boys To Run In Maryland Meet Climaxing one of the University's ost successful indoor track seasons, nine men will 'represent Carolina in the University of Maryland's Fifth Regiment Indoor games to be held in Baltimore March 11. The Tar Heels who will run are Tom Holmes, Harry March,. Bill Vogler, Dave Morrison, Royce Jennings, Ed Hoffman, Bill Hendrix, Carleton Mte and Jimmy Davis. The Regi ment games are divided into three fields of competition intercollegiate, AAU, and special and Carolina men iU Participate in each. EVENTS TO BE RUN Holmes, March and Vogler are en ered in the intercollegiate mile, and Jennings and Hoffman in the 440. A ?ne mi!e relay team whose members ave not jet been picked also is en ured. March in the high jump, will be rohna's only entry in the AAU com- The feature events of the meet will u the C overnor's mile and the Oriole 3.VT3 IS slnterl trt run in tVio flmj- . -v-v. v... """w :VIUfs mile and either in the Oriole 660. Hendrix or reco d " CunRinSham holds the meet r rd of 4:15, set in his record break ol Perfrmance last year in crepe s on a flat track- charlie the n ormer Ohio state star, set Winter016 060 mark at 1:22'7 last I vxx- f'W - ,,, lmWmmmWmim - :.ara3figa w...jii'umi wi"""'1'"1" i Mi !z3 "iw SMOKERS FIND rn J
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