FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 157
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE SIX
Tar Heel Footballers Open Season
Anainct State In Kenan Tomorrow
Cross Country Team
Shows Fine Potential
I ancient rival North Carolina State
By BILL KING
Football Ls upon us once again' College
and tomorrow afternot-n in Kenan! 2:00 p.m. is kickoff time and
Stadium, th? 1957 edition of Car-1 nobody is awaiting the big mo
olina football will come trotting ment more eagerly than Jim Ta
oi.t of Kenan Field House amid turn and his Tar Heels. For Sunny
IV thunderous sounds of Care: Jim and his football clan it means
Una fans and alumni to challenge ! the beginning of an era which
thev hope will
"brighter days."
Tatum is in his sec
season with hi alma
ho'd like to forget
would all Carolina
win ths name
nd current
mater but
last year as
followers. A
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quick recapitulation shows that
th? Tar He Is of 1936 went 0-10 for
th-J season. Actually they won a
mnle and t ed one but th. win-1
ning side of the ledger was erased
wh n it was learned that an in
eligible player had been on the
squad.
The sfat'.- is clean now and the
!"pot-' right" and n body is more
! .-csrzant of that fact than Tatum.
The Tar Heel mentor has b?en
kep'm'-i h;s opinions mostly to
I i M V It I'"'' -
m'ts that "we'll bo
, ball club."
Crr-l'm will f'i e a touh sched
ule, with four of its opponents rat
ed in the top ten teams in the na
tionDuke, Tennessee. Miami (Fla.)
and Navy. The Tar Heels will be
inscription in the verdant turf at
Kenan that read, "NCS 28, UNC
a" It was th? first time State had
3topp?d its Consolidated
since lv-iz. !
Carolina will be deeper this sea
son. Tatum has at least 22 play
ers who are alm.&t certain to see
action tomorrcv. and behind the
first 22" are many others who
have fine p'jtynfal and should
get in their licks before the season
ends.
i Actuary, Tatum has no definite
"top eleven. uaiiiei, us uiv
t.i'i 22" 2 i'l i'rorn tnis KJ'0up the
T-C He.l coach feels that he will
' have cl -vofi capable men Ln the
field at all times.
1 run down on the top 22 shows
an improved an array of young talent combined
with o'd lianas wnicn wuuiu sivc
th-e Tar Heels a formidable foun
dation. From ternvnal to terminal. Car
olina has Co Captain Buddy Payne,
Jimmy Jones. D n Kemper and Al
By ERWIN FULLER
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Coach laie nansuu ij u 1 f or
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Brothers team appears loaded. Gone will be
Jim Beatty, tarJima s gu-ai iwu
time All-American dist ce run
ner, but returning will be four of
the eight performers who led the
Tar Heel harriers to a 12-1 record
and the ACC crown last fall. In
addition Hanson has Wayna Bishop,
a swift-striding junior who sat out
1 last fall's competition due to a
severely injured knee, and sophs
Cowles L'rpfert and Fick Arthur,
who paced last fall's Tar Babies.
Bishop, in top shape again,
promises to be the biggest addi
tion. As a freshman h? was unde
feated and he appeared set for
S great things last year before his
injury. Lipfert's record as a frosh
j too was unmarred until a twisted
ankle hampered him in his final
, two meets.
Top returnees include Everett
Whatley, the team's captain who
is beginning his final year here;
jDave Scurlock whose track efforts
in 440 and 800 yard competition
have won him conference titles in
both events as well as national ac
claim: and Howard Kahn and John
Beaves h'Ah tested performers.
These veterans plus the promising
newcomers should provide the
backbone of another strong con
tender for conference honors.
Winning has become a habit for
the personable track-cross-country
mentor. Here at IINC since 1927
Ranson's cross-country teams have
never finished lower thnn fourth
in cross-country competition. Since
iha AfC's nrpnnizntirrn five vear s
3 th Tar Heels have finished
oitw .kj rnnference winners ov
in the runner-up spot.
Coach Kanson has urged that
anvone interested in crosscountry
come down to Fetzer Field and ;
out. Daily workouts are set
4 p.m. He is especially inter-1
ested in looking at the freshman ;
talent. ''Freshman cross country
offers a splendid opportunity f or -any
boy who is willing to work
and train", Ranson has stated.
"Although it is certainly helpful,
previous experience is certainly no
i prerequisite for a spot on my
squads. It has been our experience
that many boys who have partici
pated in other sports in high
school find that they have a better
opportunity in track and cross
country in college", he concluded.
WELCOME
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SCHEDULE:
Oct. 7 Clemson
12 Virginia
19 Maryland
22 N.C. State
2 Duke & Tennessee
8 'South Carolina &
Wake Forest
11 State Championships
18 ACC Finals
-Home Events
MAURICE JULIAN '38
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Ruddv Pavne is one of the Tar Heel's most outstanding prospects
for All-Conference honors this season. Coach Jim Tatum is putting
a great deal of confidence in the 6-2, 205 senior from Norfolk, Va.
Payne will be one of the starters in the UNC-NCS contest tomorrow.
inexperienced at some positions r.oIrit?in at ine nar.K po.siuon.s.
still, there is that certain I Payne and jone are prouauiy iu
look" in Tatum's eyes that indi-1 of the top passlcatchers in tne
rates his sincere belie! mat me all arm win -
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future looks mighty good.
Specifically speaking, the Tar
Heels have every reason to dc
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on or tomorrows comesi. im-j
can still vividly recall last year's
2(54? loss to the Wolfpack in Kenan
Stadium. Some State fans made
sure Carolina players and tans
wouldn't forget when they left an
Fall Baseball Practice
Baseball coach Walt Rabb an
nounced yesterday that all boys
interested in fall baseball prac
tice report to room 304 in Wool
len Gym Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
In case of conflict, Rabb has
asked that candidates report to
Emerson Field as quickly as pos
sible. "As in the past," Rabb said,
we invite all boys with any base
ball background out for prac
tice." The Tar Heel coach asks
that anyone interested in base
ball who will not be able to prac
tice now please contact him.
starting nod tomorrow.
Stuart Pell and Phil Blazer are
the two top tackles at present, but
L.m) Hussavage and D.)n Redding
will probably see an equal amouni
of action.
Guard could be the Tar Heel s ,
strongest point with four men:
like Jack L'meberger. Ed Furjanic. j
Don Stall in;s. and Bruno Itaso. j
and Fred Swear-i
ingen are the top center prospects j
but sophomores Dick Need and Jim ;
Davis should be valuable replace-j
nv?nts. I
In the backfield. Carolina has;
veterans Dave Heed and Curt!
Hathaway at quarterback along j
with a couple of very promising;
sophs in Nelson Lowe and Jack :
Cummings. 1
1 i
Jim Shulcr, Daley Lion. Hon
Marquette and Emil DeCantis are
the top halfback candidates and
Bob Shupin and Giles Gaca lead
the fullback contingents.
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