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THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OK TUB UXIVKRSITY ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
,3, OIVERSm OF SORItt CAKOim, CHAPEL HILL, 5.C, OCTOBER 1 1S94. : So.5.
University Day.
Doubtless most of our readers
know with what pleasure a Uni
versity student looks forward eacli
year to the 12th of October. This is
for us a legal holiday: On this day
the corner stone of our oldest build
ing was laid, and the President of
our Univerity, Dr. Winston was
born. Accordingly this day is a
pleasure for faculty and students.
The University 1 foot ball team cel
brated the day by overwhelmingly
defeating the A. & M. College, an
account of which, can be seen else
where in this paper. At night
from 8:30 to 10:30 o'clock the Pres
ent, frave a reception, to which, all
of the students, friends of the Uni
vprsitv. and visitors who happened
to be in the village were cordially
invited. The reception was given
at. the home of Dr. and Mrs. Wins
tnn. and made specially enjoyable
by the presence of the young ladies
and the abundance, ot reiresnmenis
tn which they were served. Pro
feasors and students met, not as in
the daily routine of study, but to
become more thoroughly acquainted
and to eniov for a while the com-
,rf rh nther. We feel as-
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sured that more pleasant relation
been established at least be
ween some of the young men of the
University and certain young ladies
who were present on that occasion.
w flanks and best wishes are ex
tended to Dr. and Mrs. Winston for
their kindness and the enjoyment
and pleasure which their reception
afforded us.
Moore, makes a beautiful run of 30 side playing or slugging, and aK wish . to call attention to what one
vards. The ball is then advaned though the score might seem to show of the University alumrn. is domain
Vip -nln vitif of I the deDartttient of letters., Secondly,
bv Denson, tfaskervine, urrana-m sumeimug ' , 7 a L x , , , , 1 .1
'a r.,i, W rrls at A the team was not what was expeci- lu Scai.w
. .: a t . xi.;n-i, -toiiti(tioH ' 'hp a at ivi. men nave nut uau uoua -
ime ana .uensun. uiKugu iau.ii& w. "v . A . . n i
scrambles over the line. Graham the practice, nor ne 7
. . r e i j i i --ttcl- f if ,nr nnT. i t.ii tnii)r wlsiac. lu nucu.iv i'i lhv uhmu
kirksfoal Time oi play, 3 mm is coacn, anuuuucuuno u- - .
kicks goal, xime o p : u thev mio-hi field that is open to North Carolina
sec. Score, iu-u. ,muuia,a..u . . ... ...
. . .. . . . . : I a Tliev h t the line easy stucients m. connevtiuu wil l.ivi
a m i n-n ,ii ttr ann mc "ft"- u.. . - i ...
.x. w ,x,x. -g . . J i' ahp em was State's h story. While there are a
University quickly scores a touch - uic - ; -Histories of North Caro
1 1 i. KxrlHOr H.S f UUU (IS mv vm i- . .
uown uy wu vcy r . - H vantage of show lina," of more or less value,
Denson ot i4 and r' r w Wv history of the State is yet to be
a few other rushes with ntue gaim "J" a iEr ' fm' Tt will bean undertaking of
Baskervill, kicks but and Sbcum 3- Cental dimensions; and, if it
catches. Graham kicks goal. Time JJ TTnii will be done it will be a monument
4minl5sec. Score 10-0. ,1 ana xney w m-a , rr kj lixJ' ,i. T r,r,t trouble
. ... . . . i 1 1 llr,.4-TT rvliH r WP CntHH LntSIIl LU i 1- LU 1 LO awl""" -- '
A. & M. has the bail ana kicks ""F U f nil lies in the lack of material that can
fill. II. I L .t. LI S- II L U VJ A. tfcxi I
University 44, A & M. 0.
The first game of the season was
slaved against the A. &M. team
last Friday which was University
Day. The weather was an tna
rm,1r1 he desired. The ball was pu
in play by a twenty yard kick. Gra-
ham fumbles but quicKiy regnu .l
and rushed it for several yards
Denson then makes 15 yards around
left end. Graham makes no gain
at,rl a Uirk is tried. Slocumb fum
bles and Baskerville falls on the
un roii ;c tVipn kicked for 35
varrls atin A. & M. then loses 3 yds.
by a nice tackle by Collier, and
Hughes kicks. Several rushes are
made by the University and then
there is another kick which is re
turned by A. & M. This is caught
by Denson who' makes a twenty-two
yard run. After several rushes with
little gain each, Moore carries it
over the line and Graham misses
the goal. Time 6 minutes.. Score
4-0.
' A. & M. kicks and ball is caught
by Baskerville, who, blocked by
Tt is raiio-ht bv Graham,
r1rps some o-ood dodffine-. ffaimngf 16 lows.
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yarus. Ddsnavmc 4 VVV . -"V .kw 1 ,
center. Denson gams lb and bio- ivainun,
rnmh fumbles, and Vicks of A. & Moore,
M. trains the ball. By two very Collier,
finelv carried out tricks A. & M. Sharpe,
gains 17 yards and then kicks.
Time is railed with the ball near
the renter of the field. Score 16-0.
Time 20 mln altogether
Second half Baskerville kicks Slocumb, Q. B
ar1 A. & M. secures the ball.
Thev are auicklv forced to kick and Denson,
1
Denson then makes a run of 38 yards Qrahanl
a touchdown.'" " graham
Guion,
Ptigh,
Gregory,
R. E,
R. T'
R. G.
C.
L. G.
L. T.
R. H. B
securing
L. H.
be reached. ,'. There is a great deal
A. & M ' of it in the State; but it is hidden
Jenkins, away in old attics and lumber rooms
Wright m the lorm 01 letters, x: uui lu w
Hunter July orations, and manuscripts 01
Moseleyi various kinds , and varying values.
' Dey. To take an interest in gathering up
Pe'arsonJ and preserving them, is sometning
that every student who ; has access
to ' them ; can do. Much vaiuaDie
work can also be done by those who
are prepared for it; in the way
of working them up ' in the form of
monographs, etc. No one man,
however,. industriotis and scholar'
he may be, is equal to the task of
collecting and collating the great
mass of material that is scattered
V Vick.
1 Clark.
Alexander.
1 Whitaker, Capt
j Perkins,
1 Kendall.
( Alexander.
B Whitaker.
( Beard. ;. 1
Time 1 2-5. Score 22-0 Stanly
As usual Hughes kicks for A. & Baskerville, (Capt) P. B. Hughes
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M. and Graham gains t yaras nice- y . . he State
lyblocked. Denson makes 13 yards r'.."7 "T - ,
r1 araViam 12 vards. A. is. M. me wor xnat lyi.wu...
uA tV,P TTniversitv for four Weeks has, for some time, been do
downs and irets the ball. A fum- ing on the life ot Willie f. Mangum,
In this connection we can not re
frain from saying a word about the
carelessnes in preserving valuable
historical matter.
The writer of this article, a few
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ble and Pugh regains it. Graham and the history of the; Quakers in
secures a touchdown by a 38 yd run. V irgima, iortn aroima iuu ucui-
Time 3 min 35 sec Graham misses gia will,, betore very long, ue givcu
o-na 1 . Score 26-0
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Huo-hes kicks off and Baskerville to be careiui anu xm
makes good gain by fine diving, student ot history; anu unm ug - d , . ; inte(1
TVio Vpct run for the next touch- his efforts to make what he gives to r A,
j.iiv, ... ... 1 , hvtwonunuau iu.mu.ci
down was also made by Basherville, the. public thoroughly, re name we the town where thc
who gained 20 yards. Denson unhesitatingly commena xms uook including.
makes the touchdown. Graham to all who may nave - , - , . ;trlM1(if1:Vtp familv and relatives,
, j.i 1 n-a c. ; tViP siihier.ts of which thev treat; r " . . . , L .: 1,.
kicks me gud.i. , ima w mm. wwiv i , - , . , f failed to bring to ngiu u
32-0.. . , M. or who may care ior inemSLux ui when the book
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& " . " . " . vears ao wishea to secured, lci-
to the public. KnowmgDr. Weeks y. w . .
I L O. Ill uuua -. ...""f, 1 -in
North Carolina history. Only a
; printed, possi
Months of dili
Graham North Carolina in general had been printed less than fifteen
Denson Dr. Weeks .was graduated from teVre. Comment is unneces
urt h,it tnis TTniversitv in 1886: in 1888 he vears Dtrore-
Time 6 min. Score in the subiects of which they treat;
or who may care for the history ol
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n - r 1 1 1 r 1 . I MV. I 'nmlmi in rrptipra . I v
A S IVI. KICKS Oil anu uidiidmuiui iu vawmm
VTr 1 run:
gains 12 yds. Slocum is hurt but this University in 1886; in 1888 he 3
aralinm twists received the decree of Ph. D.; and
- . a 1 .1-1: a 4. 1,. t, hofm- Vip amp Herrree from Glee ClUD.
his Knee anu is uuiigcu v, - - : ; c ' J , f,,..., u;1ul,nW been
u ci,ia Vi s r are. Johns HooKins Uniuersity. oince xne iouowuiau.t.w - -
I I I I I VII ri. I I IV. LLA IV V.J j.. w v 1 " I -t. j 4 1 J t .
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Denson gains 27 yds. Fugh makes leaving that msuxuuun, ne ua , - mauc w' ""r Tnm,, mil
-1 rr a i) 1- 1 U-.C- aMtiro Timp m t. n n m nrprif r r im tviiwn -x.-h
the touchdown, nine t;ou. m- vuiw vi.mv n w-rtnrr,0v first
Rrnre 38-0. and studvinjj history, paying espec- Askew; seconu tenui. "..v
civile ..v.cfe . .". , 1. . r ,, . i , . T.xx t.n haw Stan v.
. . . , , .1 1 .1 ia.. a uiihuiftv; rp anmr r Meu : tt f-T mjii.
The next tOUCnaown was tjaineuiiai cj-wlciiliuh lu .-.".'j' 1, ;-iuu. . .
o rim, . vncfltlCV in eilCll
. '11 1 IM X 1. I yl . 1 o i n. TIT ltt fll I I HOfP 1 I.lll WIIV
in 3 min. mskervuie kicks goai. iimoiui aiuii.uv. A wi,fnni
111111. . ... f ii' nAt.l-x ,rh h there are several
Score 44-0. Time was caned with 1 some 01 ms puuiicd.LJuu a1C) xnv paiL,
tv,P V,a1l in A. & M's. territory. Keliffious JJevelopement in merrov- aspirants
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r . m aio,i f A ivr liTir-p nt North Carolina. ine
vi r. Lcim .1 ic.vcinivi u. w
was referee;Mr. Stephensof the Uni- Lost Colony of Roanoke," and
1 :a Trrt Rail f "THip Prpw of North CJarolina in
VClolLV umpuvui "-" I '
the University limesman. Attend- the Eighteenth century;
U.1.XW 1 . ..... . .
There was no unpleasantness of ; We HAVE, a three-told object in
1 j j t, Mn -vtTltri-itiTior this article., r irst. . we
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iXlij VAMa.' w q ,
Things Wanted.
Freshmen. Something to remote
greenness. ; ,
Sophomores. wiwi-m)
breeding. -
Juniors. More Knovvieuge.
Seniors. Caps andgowns.