U I C ad A. i " .T. A 2 SEE I ARE DEPT. CHAPEL HILL, 0 C. 8-31-49 n j ir ,.:.i vf?y y y y : u tw; I Davis Scores I wce. One J4j - VOLUME LX CHAPEL Hie Student Council will meet tomorrow night at 7:30 to rule on the constitutionality of the budget revision bill passed by the Legislature last Thursday night, Larry Botto, chairman of the Council, announced yesterday. The Council will also hear ap peals by Rolfe Neill and Mac White on an Honor Council's re primand of the two, handed down last w?"' . The Council is considering the budget bill constitutionality fol lowing an opinion by Attorney General Robert Evans in which he declared the bill unconstitutional. Evans said that the stipulation attached to The Daily Tar Heel $4,000 appropriation made the bill invalid. The stipulation required that the paper revert to an eight colu-n r Botto pointed out that the con sideration of the budget bill's constitutionality will be the first such hearing since the Council ruled on the Legislature's bill last winter that placed use of Graham Memorial phones for personal long distance calls under the Honor Code. The bill was ruled unconstitutional by the Council. Neill and White are requesting an appeal on the basis of "insuf ficient evidence for conviction." The two former staff members of this paper were given an official reprimand by the Honor Council for a violation of the Campus Code. The Council ruled they were guilty of "character assasin ation" against Student Body President Henry Bowers in ar ticles published in The Daily Tar Heel October 14. Your Dates Monday, October 29. The YWCA cabinet will meet at 4 'clock, the Book Club Committee will meet at 5 o'clock, and the Bible Study Committee will meet at 7 o'clock. On Monday evening at 7 o'clock the Splash Club will meet in the Women's Gymnasium. Tuesday, October 30. The Cam pus Affairs Commission of the YWCA will meet at 2 o'clock, the Social Responsibilities Commis sion will meet at 4 o'clock, and the Sparkplug Committee will meet at 7 o'clock. Ruling, Appeal Casss Op Tap. Second Meeting For Activity Week Set For Tomorrow Nife Student Government Activity Week continues its organizational activities with another meeting tomorrow night at T o'clock in the Grail room. Ken Barton, chairman of the group, has extended a welcome ,or freshmen to join the commit tees and help in student goverrr- nortc f r, rrimitt ! W r Ctf . . . . i ;,"f 31 meeungsrx v.Ttv" tiident ' last Tuesday nieht will be heard ; Eas Colbert; Faculty-student tf- --Tia mors extensive nlans for ac- by committees will be. made n hi r t HELL, N. C. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1951 NUMBER 34 ft mini : f i 1 1 f f 2n I SI f-v W' i 5). - S i ? ? , $ ' v ft. .; : i n i f W s :-:t-' 'I..: jw. 5: (Staff photo by Ruffm Woody) QUARTERBACK DICKIE DAVIS STARTS out on his second period 83-yard touchdown run which carried through the entire Carolina team. An unidentified Carolina player misses on a div ing tackle in the secondary as Guido Scarion (11) starts the downfield interference. Looking over the line of scrimmage ai ihe left is Bob Ganti. Business Foundation $100,000, Gift From A gift of $100,000 from the. Wachovia Bank and Trust Co. to the University has been marked as a significant step in the rais ing of UNC professors' salaries, according to University officials. The endowment, given to the Business foundation of the Uni versity, is to be used to establish a distinguished professorship in banking in the School of Business Administration, and was an nounced here yesterday by Wil liam D. Carmichael, Jr., vice president and controller of the Consolidated University and Rob ert O. Juffman, Morganton, presi dent of the Business Foundation. The endowment will "be ad ministered by the Foundation and proceeds from it will be used to supplement the state salary of the faculty member occupying the chair and to support research activities in the field of banking. The whole idea is to supple ment state salary funds rather than suppiam s:-, at the meeting tonight. The committees which will give give reports tonight are: Social ana neuca.., ""TiTr,v its educational services Joan Carrol, Al Mebane, J Finch; Academic Affairs stari evaluations, Marylyn McI Lvnn Chandler,- r. mxij , study facilities, J. D. Lyons; Dorm Social Rooms, Max BaUmger. Jim Tlollinsr Telephones, r - . . Jh w-. ' T-kC..irriahc3ri in Atmeues, Stion Jfai' Finch Marylyn Kee, George Strong 1 - . r y - "5 8, .-.',.-.--.----. 1 '4 -. ' s Gets Bank Carmichael. "Using as a base a state salary in the neigTiborhood of $7,000, with an endowment, we can offer prof esors a salary in the neighborhood of $10,500. "This enables the University to get men of academic and scienti fic competence, whom we could not otherwise afford.' Carmichael further explained that the state salary for the new professor., of banking would come to about $7,200, and that this would be supplemented with about $3,500 income from the Wachovia fund. It will be administered, he said, and have much the same results as the money in the Kenan fund on the salaries of Kenan profes sors. The total of those two figures comes to $10,700 which is very good for a full professor at UNC. This donation, University of ficials pointed out, will provide continuing support of specialized teaching and research in a major business field and is the second such chair to be established in the School of Business Adminis tration. Dr. Logan Wilson, academic vice-president of the Consolidated University, in commenting on the endowment fund, said: "This gen erous gift is the kind of farsight ed action North Carolina needs to jto state to thieve its , status an outstanding ! American Univ?rr-" Frencii Club The French Club will meet for ' dinner at 6:30 Tuesday in the upstto ' dining room 'of Lenoir , upsta j TJafic Mc-jhalL A United Nations program f will be presented. On Tvisfing, 83-Yard Run By Bill Peacock WAKE FOREST, Oct. 27 The Demon Deacons of Wake Forest buried the Carolina football team under a first half offense of perfect, passing and powerful running and then coasted in the second half to win easily, 39-7, before 24,000 I amazed and joyful Homecoming fans in Groves Stadium here w .uw.i.w m 5 It - - 4 l. y v It Si i 'As W V Individual Statistics RUSHING Carolina. Wiess Gantt Gaylord Parker C Net Av. ... 8 13 . X -4 7 1.-7 12 33 2J8 "3 2 0.7 4 3 OH 2 0 Oj0 C Net Av. 7 16 2.3 . 11 88 SjO 11 31 2S 3 5 1.7 2 7 3.5 7 48 6.8 7 38 5.4 - 1 2 2M Wallace Wissman Wake Forest Hillenbrand . Searton Miller Kissell . Pollacci Davis George , Spencer . PASSING Carolina Att. Wissman .... 1 Parker 3 Corrupt. Tdm. O O . 2 23 0 0 Compl. YdLg. 4 . 63 119 1 35 Hesmes, 2 Wake Forest Davis Kissell Att. 9 14 . 1 Hillenbrand PASS RECTETVTNG Carolina Caught Wiess . 1 . Wallace ' 1 O'Brien 1 Hesmer 1 Yards 23 37 9 Yards 102 35 m lo WaJce Forest Lewis : Searton Ondilla Waggoner Carolina Wallace Wake Forest Davis Koch Cmight 7 1 4 -- l PUNTING No. A. 11 4&5 No. Yds. Av. ... - 3 117 39 1 42 42 Glen Nickerson at midfield and scored standing with Gantt chas ing him across. George's good conversion made the score Wake Forest 26, Carolina 0 and ended the first half scoring. Carolina could do nothing dur ing the first hah and got only as far as the Deac 41 in their fur ther est penetration. . The second half saw the Deac ons score in the -first 25 seconds and the last- 10 and m between completely dominate the play. Wake Forest Tackle Bill George, a powerhouse on Sense and de fense, kicked off to start the sec ond half and Wallace returned ine D&ii rrom the 12 to the 23. On first' down Quarterback 5E--A riesmer, from the T-formation, (See DAVIS, page 3) .xoaay. The first half passing of Quar terbacks Ed Kissell and Dickie Davis, who completed nine of 12 passes, powered the under-rated Deaes to a touchdown in the first period and three more in the second quarter which saw the TEAM STATISTICS UNC 8 55 65 W. F. 19 227 225 4 24 14 - 7 40 1 120 First Downs . Hushing (net) Passing (net) f asses intercepted by 2 Passes attempted. 20 Passes completed. -4 Punts 11 Punting average Fumbles lost 435 2 Yards lost by penalties SO Baptists all but chase the Tar Heels up into the stands. KisselL Davis' and End Jack Lewis were stars of the game. Kissell threw for two touchdown passes. Davis threw for oneand scored twice, one of them a beau tiful 83-yard run, and Lewis caught seven passes, three times on the ground. The first Wake Forest "score came on a three yard plunge over left tackle, but three good passes in three attempts by Kissell pow ered the 78-yard drive. Halfback Guido Searton started the drive with a blazing run around right end which carried from the Wake Forest 10 to the Carolina 46, where Bob Gantt made the tackle. Kissell then loosened up his arm and tossed to End Jack Lewis on a button hook pass for a first down on the 33 and then hit Lewis again on the same play on the 23. The Deacs were penal ized back to the 34, but Kissell got it back and more with a toss to Lewis on the 16. George got t(r the eight in two bucks and Searton went to the 3 from where George took it over for the score. Kissell fumbled tlie snap from center on the extra point try to make the score 6-0 at 7:48 in the first period The second Deac score came on a quarterback sneak by Davis from one foot out and climaxed a 53-yard drive. A good punt ; re turn by Kissell gave the Deacs the ball on their 4L Davis tossed to End Bob Ondilla on the Caro lina 49 and then tossed to Ondilla down to the 33. . This was too good for Davis to overlook so he completed another pass to Ondilla, this one carrying to the 3, Searton went over left tackle to the one foot line and Davis carried over from here. Sonny George kicked the extra point and the Deacs led, 13-0, at 1:15 in the second period. Linebacker Tom Donahue in tercepted the first of his three passes to start the Deacs on the way to their third score. He caught a short pass by Carson right oyer center, and returned it from the Carolina 45 to the 43. Halfback Bruce Hillenbrand car ried to the 40 on a wide run and Davis tossed' a "pass to Ondilla all alone on the Carolina 17. Davis wonnd up again and passed to Lewis on-the five and the Deac end carried over. George was wide on the placement. - " Davis, s slender j unior from Wilsoa who was the Wake Forest star last week against George Washington, went 83 yards on a ! twisting run through the entire Carolina . team for 2 Trie? iirant the fourth, ' tackle on a sneak, cut back .to Bud Carson, eluds3

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