Newspapers / Daily Tar Heel (Chapel … / March 1, 1946, edition 1 / Page 4
Part of Daily Tar Heel (Chapel Hill, N.C.) / About this page
This page has errors
The date, title, or page description is wrong
This page has harmful content
This page contains sensitive or offensive material
THE DAILY TAR HEEL FRIDAY, MARCH 1, 1948 PAGE FOUR SPORTS BRIEFS (Continued from page three) reported to his new bosses to day the Cleveland Indians. The fleet-footed outfielder, a Wash ington Senator for nine years be fore coming to Cleveland in a trade for Jeff Heath, says he is content and jooks for a good year. Four veterans of last years Saint Louis Cardinals reported today ready for their first spring training. The four are second baseman Emil Verban, outfield ers Elvin "Buster" Adams, Al "Red" Schoendienst and pitcher Blix Donnelly. One of the outfield mainstays of the Detroit Tiger's Barney McCosky pulled a muscle in his back today and will be on the sidelines for several days. The Tigers have other troubles Eddie Lake and Bobb Maier both of whom refuse to sign have been officially listed as holdouts. Spencer Defeats Alderman Sextet Sparked by Marilyn Carmi chael and Missie Parker, Spencer-defeated Alderman by seven points Tuesday night. Alder man's Dot Janssen, Jane Heilner, and Nancy Helm, all Varsity players, provided tough opposi tion for the Spencer lassies. Although tied at the half, the Tri Delts came through with that extra tally needed to defeat the Chi O sextet. Scoring honors were pretty evenly distributed between Parker, and Andrews, Chi O, and Lamb, Tri Delt. All had six points, but Carleen and Driscoll, Tri Delt, followed close ly with five each. Louisville, Ky. The Univer sity of Georgia has defeated Georgia Tech 36 to 30 in the first round of the Southeastern con ference basketball tourney. Camous Shorts LFL ABNER A Law-Abiding Citizen By Al Capp Phi Gam Pledge Officers Phi Gamma Delta announces that the following were elected pledge officers: Nevin .Rice president; Charlie Tietjen, vice- president ; and W. P. Benton, sec retary. Dr. Mount in Speaks Dr. Joseph Mountin, assistant surgeon. U. S. Public Health Service, will speak on "Medical Care" on Tuesday, March 5 at 8 p. m. in the Medical , School auditorium. The public is in vited. - - Phi Gams Initiate The following were initiated into Epsilon chapter of Phi Gam ma Delta Sunday afternoon, February 17, 1946: Wm. B. Cobb, Ray M. Conner, Robt. R. Cornwell, Jack N. Farmer, Dixie E. Green, James M. Hayworth, Jesse R. Hicks, Robt. L. Hutton, Frank P. Meadows, John E. Orr, Wm. G. Raker, Alexander A. Sahnovsky, Samuel A. Summerlin, and Mer- win S. Van Hecke. DINNER IS CXS SJ" AH "V WOULD VDU RtfjHER ME. CP COURSE71 KIN ? HWE PRESSED DUCK YDU CAN ORDER HOO WTTH TRUFFLE'S lANYTHiMG YDU DOCRiOCH UNDER CLASS-OR WANT 4SD S I IS "S BREAST OF GUtNtA, MUCH or it SAVED.I'T' xV3 YDU I r i t Jtl v 1 IjCC---"- DRUTHER HAVE SOME. HAM EN AUX CHAMPCTlOMS"? ) SANG- ISATiDWHZS.'Twnx ee Tjff. J i im rr -JSzkts on rye. O I U.MOW 122 On WHITE, 1 I M anv P J SQe WFAVY Ot TH' h-rrv jrff mustard, 435 J you ceptcmtw Van NOT CO HOME. KJHfT" 1 AOOORCnrtG to THE KULS,THE E5CDRT MUST ESCORT THE. LACY EVSCK TTJ hFR APWTMOHT:' purco whjt RULES THEM t,MAXVBiUT AH ALLUd OBEYS AMY RULES, I RRE-f CARIXJES3. le'3 corr Disc for today: James, "I Can't Begin To Tell You" at Ab's Bookshop Glee Club Rehearsal Regular Glee Club rehearsals will be resumed this week with rehearsals at 5 in Gerrard Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays. Attendance is required for all members. Installation for Kappa Sigma Officers The Alpha Mu Chapter of Kappa Sigma recently elected the following officers for the coming year: Joe Wright, presi dent; Earle Spaugh, vice-president ; Gene Johnston, secretary ; Jim V. Johnson, treasurer ; Ed Craig, pledge master; Spicer Norwood, assistant secretary ; Hugh Jenkins, assistant treasur- Crossword Puzzle ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Chicago ballplayers 5 Herd of whales 8 Baby's bed 12 A curse 14 Goifpr target 15 -Restrict 16 wise birds 17 Ultra conservatives 18 Menace 90 Conjunction 21 - Flexible 22 What a cake needs 24 Bird song 25 Poem by Kipling 27 Glorified by Robin Hood Robin Hood 2 S--Burden 29 Enemy 30 Artificial language 31 Convey 32 Target for stone 33 Mark In prisoner's coat 35 Rooter 36 The Jews 37 Topic of famous song 40 Deer 41 Teacher 43 Reclines 44 Form of tribal system 45 Backwater 46 Group of eggs 47 Hleh rnrd? ! BUlRRIO IMIAIR T P AIR I A H Qri E L L ATj I s arIMe E3KP u t eTjd e c olvL roe sl agjtenfjr ate er i ft5 i li coin LA6SuC ASE put D MOON P OWE R fjRornN a pDr Ave INIomHMAR gljYE'A IsInljp on d e rs uNM M ARC a C OR A L5 annTe eIs Is a"y Red Cross Drive Open Here Today The annual Red Cross drive on campus opens today, Lib Hen derson, chairman of the drive among students, announced yes terday. The drive will last for one week and a complete can vass of all dormitories, sorori ties, and fraternities will be made. Individual chairmen have been appointed for each of the dorms, Henderson said. er. Representative to the In terfraternity council is Billy Mims, and representative to the German Club is Cecil Garrett. I 12 13 V I 'IS 16 17 I 18 9 10 11 - - j ,,v' , 1 p-pH w, t tZZZ-WL IS 31 3S V W 42 ' 4 Hi W 15 is ; i ritr. kjr United Fntuc Syndicate. Inc. DOWN 1 What thrower makes 2 To, 3 Heavy shelling by artillery . 4 Soils 5 Obtains 6 Wood block 7 Hiding 8 Sung by a group 9 Second cutting of hay 10 Deduction 11 Finest 13 Hurried 19 Sword handle 21 Crabbed person 22 One on each side of you 23 Like a tongue 24 A father's surprise 28 Lawyer's stipend 28 Kind of cheese 29 Maniac 31 Of coppery color 32 Kind of straw hat 34 Trapped 35 What Japs lost 36 Loaf 37 Part of gun 38 Durante's trademark 39 Weapons 42 Mother rabbit Phi Gam Outstanding Freshman Phi Gamma Delta has an nounced the selection of Frank P. Meadows as their outstanding freshman for this year. Mr. Meadows will be awarded the Phi Gamma Delta Outstanding Freshman Award. The selection was made on the basis of scholar ship, extra-curricular activities, and pre-initiation qualifications. Soloist with Mint Chamber Orchestra Mr. Earl A. Slocum, music professor, will be featured with the Mint Chamber Orchestra of Charlotte, Sunday afternoon. Mr. Slocum, flutist, will play the "B Minor Suite for Flute and String Orchestra" by Bach. The Mint Organization is directed by James C. Pfohl. Last Saturday Mr. Slocum participated in the band clinic for 16 high school bands at ECTC, conducting re- I hearsals and directing a concert in the evening. Pi Phi Open House The JM Beta Phi's are having an open house tonight from 7:30 to 9. DUKE BEATS (Continued from page three) and tied the score at 36-all to send the contest into an over time period. Koffenberger was the leading scorer with 16 points on five field goals and six free throws. Dick Nickels featured for North Carolina State with ten points. Duke's victory places the Blue Devils against Virginia Tech in the semi-final round tomorrow night. Subscribe to the Daily Tar Heel TAKE DANZIGER'S home with you THIS weekend in a box of as sorted pastries. You like them . . . now let the family enjoy them. Campus Humorists Asked to Contribute To S&F Production The script committee of Sound and Fury are on the prowl for campus humor for "The State of the Campus," so beware of where and when you give forth with your literary gems of am usement or they carry you away to their deep dark Sen of wit and hold you there until you guarantee them all rights on the remark and swear to laugh when it is used in "The State of the Campus." Whatever school of thought you happen to be from you should at least attend the results of their extensive research. They have combed the campus for humor and the culmination of their talents will be March 8 and 9 in the Spring Review State of the Campus. This review which will in clude a cast of 75, and 30 scen ery changes is only a suggestion 01 wnat bound ana rury can really do. "State of the Campus, with all it's talent, is only a warm up for their late spring musical the first post-war at tempt, a show that will be on a standard with such pre-war shows as "Bagdad Daddy" and "Standing Room Only". Council on Religion Organizes Tomorrow The Intercollegiate Council On Religion. in Life will meet to morrow afternoon at 3 : 00 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church lounge. The purpose of this meet ing is to get the Council reorga nized at Carolina. The organiza tion includes students from Duke, Carolina, and N.C.C.N. There will be a short business meeting to elect officers for the year and following will be a dis cussion concerning projects to work on for the year. A social hour with refreshments will then be held. All students who are interested are invited to at tend. NOW PLAYING SHOULD A GIRL be made to pay for the trouble her beauty. ' - - -.-1 stirs 7 ml J TOAtCOMffly ft If Di Holds Record Discussion On Jewish Question The creation of a national Jewish state in Palestine and the abolition of all religious restric tions on international immigra tion and emmigration were the topics of discussion at one of the longest sessions held in the recent history of the Dialectic' Senate. " At 11 o'clock the sergeant-at arms announced the absence of a quorum, but an informal dis cussion continued until well into the night. The Di was opposed to the Jewish state in Palestine and felt that any discrimination be cause of religion is unjust. Nina Guard, . president, an nounced that the Di will meet in secret executive session next Wednesday night at 9 o'clock. Officers for the next quarter will be elected at that time, and other confidential business of the Sen ate will be conducted. , Miss Guard declared that she will not be a candidate for re election. WRITER ASKS (Continued from page two) registration. The students there fore should receive, in return, a magazine that appeals to the campus as a whole, and not one thai confines its interests to the literary elite. Who is the Mag's Pinup Girl? (Continued from first page) playing the muted trumpet num ber "Deep Blues", by Lou Sin ger. Other selections will include "The Star Spangled Banner"; "Army of the Nile March," Al ford; "El Relicario", Padilla; "Pigskin Pageant March", Ben nett; Tone Poem, "Sequoia", La Gassey; "In An Eighteenth Cen tury Drawing Room", Scott; "Caribbean Fantasy", Morris sey, and "March of the Steel Men", Belsterling. Basketball (Continued from first page) with a "perfect shot that rang the hoop. But Maryland zoomed back into the lead on poling's second field goal. A free throw by Mary land made the score six to three. The Old Liners held this lead until the end of the first period when the Tar Heels overcame the margin and forged ahead 9 to 8 on McKinney's goal. From there on out it was a question of how many points Carolina could run up. At half-time, Carolina led by 31 to 18. In the second period the margin was gradually lengthened by the brilliant hook shots of Dillon and the ball hand ling of McKinney. The leading scorer for Mary land was center Don Gleasner with seven points. This puts Duke versus Vir ginia Tech tonight in the semi finals, while Carolina will meet winner of the first round. 10 Houses and one Farm in and near Chapel Hill, N. C, at Auction Wednesday, March 6, beginning at 1:30 P. M. FIRST SALE 1:30 P. M. 1st Sale is a 76 Acre Farm with 6 acres tobacco allot ment located about 3 miles from Chapel Hill on the Mt. Carmel Road. ,You will have to see this property to ap preciate it has one of the finest fish pond sites in this country. Fairly good buildings new tobacco barn. SECOND SALE 2:30 P. M. 2nd Sale will be in Chapel Hill, N. C. 219 East Franklin Street. Lot size 65 ft. front, 148 ft. deep with a large home on it renting for around $200.00 per month. This is some of the best, if not the best piece of property on Main Street in Chapel Hill. Here is an opportunity to purchase this valuable property that you have been trying to buy at the price you W;ant to pay for it. Look this property over be fore the sale. THIRD SALE 3 P. M. 3rd Sale will be in Carrboro. Here we will sell 9 houses 3 located on West Main Street between the Methodist Church and Hardee's Store, 5 located on Weaver Street 1 Business Lot with a good home on it in Baptist Church block, just across from the Woollen Mill. Here is one of the best business corners. m Carrboro. To you who are interested in making an investment we think you will do well to look these properties over before the sale The JWS,18 Cert.ainIr worth your attention as ftete CmmS 0Vms f this part of the , A" m? Sb0VG PrPerJies "ill be sold on very easy terms which will be announced at each sale. Remember the time and place. Time: Wednesday March 6, beginning on Mt. Carmel Road at 1 :30 P. M. CASH PRIZES GOOD MUSIC UNIVERSITY AUCTION COMPANY Selling Agents ' Geddie Fields, Chapel Hill, N. C.; Auctioneer If you have property you want sold get in touch with us.
Daily Tar Heel (Chapel Hill, N.C.)
Standardized title groups preceding, succeeding, and alternate titles together.
March 1, 1946, edition 1
4
Click "Submit" to request a review of this page. NCDHC staff will check .
0 / 75