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plunger at; Vanderbilt, where he
worked at fullback. The Red and
Blue team employed a somewhat dif
ferent style of play and he was shifted
to half. There he was used mostly
for swift plunges into the line, ; where
his work won strong praise from the
Eastern critics. Owing to the fact
that he had played three years pre
vious to his entrance into the Philadel
phia institution, her was declared in
eligible alter one year on the team.
"Ramsdell, who alternated at half
and full for the same team duringsthe
past season, is also a product of a
Southern gridiron, Before- going to
Penn. reestablished a reputation on
the University of Texas squad, where
his younger brother played ! this fall.
Kamsdell is a great sprinter, in addi
tion to his. worth as a gridiron star.
He is rated alo:ig. with the best in the
East as a i 220-yard and quarter-mile
man.
"The records of these fellows and
there are others who have made good
in the East go to show that, af ten all,
there is little to choose between the
leading exponents, of the game in the
South and their more fortunate broth
ers of the East. It at least lends
weight to. the arguments of those who
contend that, practically every season,
there are players in. the South who
would come in for strong consideration
for ail-American; honors if they hap
pened to be members of some promi
nent Eastern team."
The all class gents have decided to
postpone their mix-up until some time
after Christmas.
Well, it's not a bad idea. A month's
rest .followed by a week of strenuous
practice will put them in fine fettle" for
a mid-winter melee.
No, brethren, they are not going to
break training. For that matter,
none of us will, this holiday period, if
we desire to retain our present con
nections with the dear old Hill. How
so? Well, we'll put vou wise tosome-
tliiny we ve ch;.nced to uncover, and
'm;iy he you'll pnuse anil ponder;
A 11 . ' f ,
.uiarv. tious maontne nas oeen in
vented and will soon he installed here it
is sa:l a w on d erful lv d q I ic a te, , h i gh -strung
m;is of mrchanism. It is a
ort of wireless, noiseless recording
jli..no,.rr:ili. Within jt is a roll ol
t e siiil.nts with blank'' places' 'adjoin'
n, s. ; Every lime a ny , on c of
ns , ar akes ol anything., containing
mom t h ;i ir 4 per t en t a 'cohol,; the ma
chine, through' its sensitive tlia
pli ra--ms. : records the deed, v Th is
startling contrivance has a range of
1,000 miles. It will be placed on top
of Memorial Hall from December 22 to
January 4.
Now, what do you think of that?
We can do nothing, though. We are
absolutely h e 1 pi ess. ; It would n't be so
bad if the faculty's names were on the
roll - but they aren't. Brethren, for
your parents' and; diploma's sakes
touch nothing stronger than syllabub.
If you do wire for your trunk.
NOW U a good time to pay for your Tar
Heel subscription. See Cy Thompson, on
the campus or at postoLice
If vou are interested in a ROYAL
typewriter proposition, talk to Cy.
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