THjE TAR H;EE!I
Sportograms
WORK; OP THE Y. M. 0. A.
Continued from first page.
Bretheren, let it not be said that I give their services to these needy
Carolina deserted her defeated football I places in the country.
team. Let us not be called a bunch of I There are on the second floor of the
yellow streaked quitters. If youhavelY. M. C. A, building several very nice
any harsh thoughts, keep them to My furnished rooms. The Young Men's
yourselves. Nil Nisi Bo'num. That Christian Association extends an invi
bunch of ours feels that Saturday af-tation to all or any of the various or
fair ten times more than all the rest of ganizations of of the students here to
us do. You can bet your bottom dol- hold their meetine-s in these rooms.
lar on that.
r. . m.- ,.
From now on the funny business is
going to be cut out. Our big fellows
understand now that they are not the
greatest players in the world. They
are going to do their darndest to prove
that Carolina has'nt the sorriest out-
The Secretary hopes to be able to make
some additions to the game rooms and
to make the social features of the As
sociation ; more attractive this year
than heretofore. j
It is also a matter of gratification to
the Y. M. C. A. officeis to notice that
fit in the South Atlantic States. You many of its members are new men.
can string that up in your smokehouse.
It is up to us to back them up with all
we have and some more. A strong
spirit behind them and a fierce spirit
within them will yet give us a great
fighting machine. Our campaign is
but a third over. We meet six more
teams. Those gentlemen are due to
sizzle. Things have been going bad,
but the dawn is breaking, and what's
the use of grumbling and mumbling
4 'When there's something in the bottle
for the morning?" We weren't the
only thunder drowned by a pop gun
Saturday. Yale gave up the ghost to
West Poiht,9 3; Illinois whitewash
ea nicago au. i ne new rules are
playing the mischief to some.
Virginia continued her merry march
down the pike by trimming St. Johns
29-0. , V. P. I beat Western Maryland Last number 0f
13-0. Georgetown swamped Washiner
The Self Help Committee was; of
greater service to new men this year
than ever before. Many men who had
in their ignorance of conditions here,
come up to the University without se
curing either room or boarding place,
were lodged by the Y. M. C. A. men
and helped to find room and board.
The self help committee also made it
self of great service in securing work
in college and out in town . for s those
students who are wholly, or partially
paying their own expenses through
college. This committee , stands 'ready
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mington, Goldsboro, Rocky Mount, and to Morenead City, New Bern and
Kinston, via Goldsboro, with close connection at Raleigh for Durham, Greens
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throughout the year to render any ser- slon aPPjy v.a goldsboro and W uson. Schedule ot 'Day Express" to and
. ... 1 t i iiuiu same uuiuia auuiy via new uci 11.
vice it can in ; getting work for men. g d th afternJ0Vand evenine at Virginia Beach and Cane Henrv fthe
too, was oniy Atlantic Ocean Resorts in Virginia). Surf Bathiner, Fishing-. Amuse-
found to be of great help to the new ments, Dancing.
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men. At the university station they .:.. .. i
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were met bv Y. M. C. A. men and in
"It it tt . rrs 4 1 j
troducedfto the Universitv life, a J-. has&ell, iiCKei Agent,
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new men anu many uiu c . m RRnolcs r:t- Tirw Ao-Pnt
studpnt" frmtid it : nprpssarv tn rntisiilt I ri4.xrn 1 ri -i nTn xt n.
ton'anA Ta Wliaf An v " I y I v,iujf xxan Avc, r uuuc xyji 0, solium
, the lutormation Bureau when they had! VY. J. Wilwams, Ticket Agent,
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I uctuinc eniansieu in tueir enuris iu
The Cubs . and the; Athletics are g-et reffistered. Besides hel nine- new
playing tor tne wonas Championship. men the Y. M. C. A. is doine-even
lhe little bears have a wonderrul com- now an inralmlahlp sprviV. tn tii tn,
1 m . -a -mm I
Dinauon out our up is the Mackmen. dents in treneral. Probablv the direc
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The second and last game on the tion in which it does most good is the
mil is billed lor baturday. The wa- Bible Study Group. There are three
ter babies will tackle us. Come out regular courses: "Studies in the Life
and open your fly trap. Don't be a of Christ," "Life of St. Paul" and
D. V. Conn, S. P. A., Raleigh, N. C.
H. L. Lipe, Union Ticket Agent,
Raleigh, N. C.
T. II. Myers, T. A., Washington, N.C.
S. M. Wright, Depot Ticket Agent,
Park Ave. Station, Norfolk, Va.
Wilson, N. C.
W. W. CROXTON, Gen. Pass. Agent, Norfolk, Va.
quitter.
Friday, the Juniors had little trou
ble in licking the Sophomores, 110.
The third year gentlemen should have
run up about 40.
The coumting was done in the 2d
and 31 periods. The Hazers managed companions.
to noia iviz ott in the tirst quarter of
the melee but the twelves got busy in
the middle sections. Shooting through
the line ; and whirling around the
flanks they ran up eleven points by
the end of the third.
The Juniors have, a good team - a
fair hue and a
"Old Testament Characters." These
courses are prepared especially, for col
lege men, and are led by men who have
been trained and coached for the pur
pose. .Being arranged m groups any
man who has not joined a Bible group
may do so and get in with congenial 1
THE MAGAZINE FOB OCTOBER
(Continued from first page.)
care of himself developed in the Ameri
can student by the system of student
government is in marked contrast to
the Oxford student's lack of ahilitv n
real lovely backfield. COT)e w;th afffl;rs. tu- mnn nf
D 1 TTT 1 1 i ..... I--JT- ' ' -."V- JLUi- I
UdIKer- vvooa.ana ootc ought to be U-Hcl, vstp, nf Q00 a t t I
matters of study, however the Oxford
on the scrubs. 1913 has about the
poorest conglomeration we've ever look
ed at. They didn't make a single
first down. Vann, Williams, Smith,
Manning are fair. The Sophs will
pull down this year's booby. You can
bank on that. 1
, Lineup:
Juniors Sophs
Pittman L. E. Burk, Strange
Stacey L. T. Vann
Moore L. G. Hoover
Cowles C. Hatcher '
Atkinson R. G. Hargret
Bellamy.. R. T. Royster
Price, Graham R. E. Mason, Blay-
lock
Barker y Q, Strange, Parker .
Wood L. H. Manning '
BarbeeF.B. William
Cook R.II. Smith
i Time of game - four ten minute pe
riods. Referee - Dr. Lawson. Field
Judge4Rube' Oliver. Umpire-Ernest
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