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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1940
CHAPEL HILL, NORTH CAROLINA
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Carolina Men
Are Advanced
In Tournament
HOT SPRINGS, Va., Oct. 10.
Few matches of interest took place
today as early rounds in the doubles
were played. Alex Guerry advanced
in both the men's dpubles and mixed
doubles and tomorrow he will play in
the semi-finals of the men's singles
and quarter finals of both doubles.
In today's games Carver defeated
Minogue of Muhlenberg College and
Buchanan of Virginia, while Everett
defeated Axelson of Wagner college.
Carolina drew a bye in today's dou
bles. Cross Country
Carolina's freshman cross country
team runs Jefferson high school's
harriers this afternoon at 4:30 in the
opening meet of the season.
The Tar Heel varsity take time
trials at 4:15 over the 3-mile course.
The freshman not running v in the
meet leave at. 4:20 on the 2-mile
course.
Freddy Johnson Grail Dance
March Wins
First In AA U
Pentathlon
Karry March, Iron Horse of the
Carolina track team last spring, ran
in the National AAU Pentathlon
championships at Philadelphia last
Sunday and, in defeating Defending
Champion John Borican, rolled up
2,981 points, only 23 points short of
the American record.
March was far ahead of the El
beron, N. J. Negro who won the AAU
title in 1938 and '39, and competed
in events which are not among his
specialties.' The pentathlon is a meet
in which all-around track stars com
pete in five events and are graded
according to quality of performance.
The pentathlon and decathlon, con
sisting of ten events, are among the
outstanding Olympic track contests.
March's performances were 4:50
in the mile, 146 feet in the javelin,
130 feet 3 inches in the discus, 22.3
seconds in the 220-yard dash, and an
unrecorded distance in the broad
jump.
March is to go to the Naval air
school at Pensacola, Florida, next
November 15, accompanied by Bill
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K Takes Dorm
Lead By Win
Over Ruffin
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS
Tag Football
Kappa Sigma, 19; DKE, 0.
K. No. 1, 20; Ruffin, 13.
ZBT, 6; St. nthony Hall, 0.
SAE, 30; Phi Kappa Sigma, 0.
Lewis No. 1, 13; H, 0.
The ranks of the unbeaten were
once again thinned yesterday after
noon, as previously unbeaten DKE,
St. Anthony Hall, and Ruffin were the
victims of Kappa Sigma, ZBT, and K
No. 1.
The Kappa Sigs, led by Rose, Alex
ander, and Hambright, scored three
times on the Dekes, to cop the game,
19-0. Alexander, Neese, and Edwards
tallied for the winners, and only the
f ine play of Hand, Hobbs, and Patter
son for the losers prevented a larger
score
The highlight game of the dorm
league saw a fighting K No. 1 team
seize the lead in that league, as it
notched its third decision by downing
a strong Ruffin aggregation, 20-13.
Miller, Morgan, and Flint led the win
ners in scoring, with Briggs and Shook
the mainstays for the losers.
St. Anthony Hall received its first
setback of the season as it dropped a
6-0 decision to ZBT. Stein tallied the
only score of the game, as the winners
received the ball on the St. Anthony
one-yard line as the result of a penal
ty, and scored on the next play. The
Torrey boys, Staples, and Harvey
played well for the losers, and Ed
wards and Finkel starred for ZBT.
Turning on its much vaunted power,
SAE administered a sound trouncing
to Phi Kappa Sigma as it piled up five
touchdowns for a 30-0 win. Grainger
scored twice for the winners, and was
outstanding, as were Glenn and
Strange. Byerly and West played well
for the losers.
Lewis Dorm, led by Jennings and
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Teams Will Meet In
Conference Games
Although the Southern conference
football season is only three weeks
old, the outcome of the Clemson-Wake
Forest game in Clemson tomorrow
may ultimately decide the 1940 con
ference champion.
' Since Wake Forest is the only con
ference team that meets Clemson,
Duke and North Carolina, the only
elevens figuring materially in the
conference pre-season outlook, either
the Deacons or the Tigers will have a
good opportunity to take thg loop
crown.
Both Clemson and Wake Forest are
undefeated now and the battle tomor
row will knock one of them from the
nation's select list which grows
smaller every Saturday ,A tie is un
likely. The Deacons enter the game
crippled with the loss of John Jett,
towering end, and Pat Preston, 195
pound left tackle. Jett has been con
fined to the Wake Forest infirmary
with the flu and will likely be out for
about two games. Preston suffered a
bruised leg in the Furman game and
has been unable to attend any prac
tice sessions this week.
The Deacons haven't forgotten the
20-7 lacing they took last year at the
hands of the Tigers, and will be out
to avenge the defeat with the strong
est team they have had in years.
Both clubs are well-stocked with
backfielcf stars. Wake Forest has
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No Coed Fencing
Coed fencing will not be held today.
Practice will officially begin Tuesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock.
Third Meal Ticket
Offered In Contest
The third $5 meal ticket to the Gra
ham Memorial grill goes on the block
tomorrow after the outcome of 20
games have become known, but until
tomorrow at noon anyone may enter
a blank picking winners in 19 tilts and
the score of the Carolina-TCU en
gagement in Kenan stadium.
Pick score Carolina-Texas Chris
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Kickoff This
Afternoon At
Three O'clock
By Jack Saunders
The answer to an often-asked query
will be provided today when Jim
Tatam's freshman griddera trot out
on the turf of Riddick stadium in
Raleigh at 3 o'clock to do battle with
the reputedly wonder team of State
College frosh. That question is Do
the yearlings have it?" and by dark
tonight the story will be told for in
the Wolfcubs the Tar Babies face a
very formidable and competent foe.
The highly-praised State machine
already has one contest in the record
books. Presbyterian junior college
fell, 53-0, and the Raleigh men weren't
even winded.
Although the UNC yearlings have
been working out only two weeks and
four days, the coaching staff feels
confident that the squad has come
far and is in good condition. Caro
lina will be the underdog, but in the
words of Coach Tatum, "StateH know
that they've been in a ball game."
Final preparations yesterday con
sisted of a careful check of offensive
assignments, and finishing works on
defense. Assignments were checked
and double-checked, for , in the line
up are several men who are playing
positions entirely new to them.
The starting list shows, at ends,
Jack Hussy, 190-pounder from High
Point, and Craven Turner, All-State
flankman from Raleigh. Tackles are
Thomas Byrum, 185, Porter Prep
product ,and big Marshall Parker;
guards, Jack Begly, 215, and Vance
McGirt, another All-State from Ham
let; center, Tom Lytle, from Ashe
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Coed Sports
4:00 Hockey on coed field
Recreational swimming
5:00 Fencing in Woollen gym
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