Till! TAR ilEEt
THE TAR HEEL
Official Organ of the Athletic Asso
ciation of the University of
North Carolina.
Published "Wkekly.
BOARD OF EDTTORSJ
- Editor-in-Chief
Miina.u'iuji Editor
jENOIR Chambkkh, Jr.
JValteb Frr.i.Kis
associate Enrro(tsHi.t s
S. "V. WlirriNO Jol. AUCR
McDaniki. Lkwis, 1). KH.1.KI.-KER
T. C. LiNrt t. M. Una ,
managers .
L. R. Johnston - - JJiwineB Manager
C. E. Eitvis, - - Assistant Manager
B. L. Field - - Assistant Manager
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TEE DEED AND THE DOERi
For the second time the Uni
versity has risen to the occasion,
handled a tremendously big-proposition
in a smooth, efficient man
ner, and pushed further home the
fundamental thought that here is
the University of the whole Sftnte
of North Carolina. The second de
bate of the High School Debating
Union was a complete success
from every point of view. Passing-
over the preliminary contests
between 150 schools and 600 stu
dents, with 40,000 spectators, and
the consequent uplift from hear
ing an important question scien
tifically discussed, passing- over
the visit of the lf4 debaters,
their welcome presence on this
campus and the ardor of the succeeding-
rounds of the eliminating
process, passing over all of that
, nd coming- rig-lit down to that
nal contest in Memorial Hall
an you fail to admit that the
cene lifted a notch higher your
conception of the University, of
the State, of humanity? Two
short-trousered, treble -voic ed
youngsters on one side, and a
country boy and a North Carolina
girl on the other, and two thous
and people clinging- to everything
they said words are useless to
to express the feeling- that arises
and swells and overflows.
uacK oi it ail we see two men iinn-ori ru,n v.c,vi fnn
who are mainly responsible, j baseball, track, basketball, and
though every one has helped: C. j tennis monograms. One of the
K. Mcintosh and E. R. Rankin. new gym men is a sopb0more
Mcintosh gave the idea and pre-' who has worke(i consistently for
vailed on the literary societies to!.years t0 come up to the requir
take hold of it; Rankin has pushed meuts; two of the men are seniors
it through tosuccess. The thought "vho have been working for four
comes from the one, the execution ' ycars; the remaining- man is a
from the other; both are already graduate student who has spent
big figures in North Carolina (lve years to. obtain his reward,
history. Is there anything further to be
said ?
CARTMELL ,
Like every one else who knows QODS HUTCHINSON
anything; about Carolina athletics
the Tar Heel regrets the passing The University Lecture Corn
er Nat Cartmell. The work that t"ittee announces that on the
evening-of Monday, April 13, Dr.
he has done for the track depart- r' , rr , ' . c
1 Woods Hutchinson, the famous
meat cannot be measured in writer and lecturer, will lecture
words nor can it be paid for in in Gerrard Hall on "Nerves,
a 4. i n . mm. i;, .
TM - i 1 VIIXICII I UIIU lUUMl'lll . 1 111' ICl-
uuiidift. j ivc years ago wnen ne
team. There were men who ran
and jumped and threw because
they loved the work; but there
was no scicncv no system, no
success. Cartmell started at the
bottom and built: quietly and
steadily, always looking- to the
future. He had a seemingly im
possible task before him, for the
great majority of mcu he worked
with had never seen a running
shoe. But he has come out on
top and "Moody Nat's Men" are
known and . feared all over the
South Atlantic section. This he
has accomplished because he
knows the sport from beginning
to end, because he can handle
men, and because there lias been
continuity to his . coaching-. He
leaves just as he has come into
his ownbut with him g-o the
best wishes! of Carolina men
everywhere. Nat Cartmell is one
of the biggest figures in Carolina
athletics and his work and per
sonality will be a tradition at
Chapel Hill for many a year.
;.-:; . . ,
THE TRACK TEAM'S "CRISIS.
The track team faces a crisis.
Cartmell has meant so much to it
that without his presence it may
tend to become disorganized.
Here is a chance for Captain
?ars and his men to show the
stuff thev are made of. If thev
can pun themselves out ot the
present hole and leave behind
them the record of another vie-
toriousseason, we takeoff our hats
lo them for meeting- the issue
head-on and never flinching. Dr.
Kent J. Brown, another Penn
man and a star: of the first mag
nitude, has kindly consented to
take charge for the rest of the
season, and the work will io
straight ahead. The men need
all the encouragement they can
g-et. With a united University
behind them and a competent
eader in front they can yet make
themselves the best track team
Carolina has ever had.
HARD EARNED LAURElT
Elsewhere in this paper will be
found the account of the four
gym sweaters won at the annual
try-out. The question of wheth
er a man should be awarded the
Varsity monogram for gym work
has come up often before and
will come up again. We wish
to point out one reason why., we
think the gym N. C, deserves its
Senior Stunt a Whingdinger.
On Friday night the Seni r
Stunt Committee read the stunt
manuscript to all the seniors who
desired to hear it. Active re
hearsals began Monday night
and will be held six times a week,
Qii that night the first act was
be worked on, on Tuesday the
second, on Wendnesday the third.
The sam.v schedule will be lol
lowed for about two weeks.
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