Friday, April 18, 1924
THE TAR HEEL
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SPORT QUOTATIONS
FROM HERE AND THERE
By
'BILL COX
Boxing To-Night
Camp Bragg Vs. U. N. C.
How's this for a welcomed sign?
Yes the card has been arranged. We
will see some boxing here in May
probably about the middle of the
month. The boxing team will stage
this show free to all students. Plans
are under way to put this thing over
in style. Definite plans will be an
nounced later.
All men interested Vi boxing are
urged to get in shape during the
Easter holidays. Do a little training
so as to be able to step into hard
work when you return to school.
You ain't seen nothing yet; wait
until you see this exhibition.
April 1924 A. D.
Beautiful day, cloudless sky, light
and refreshing brePEes from north-
pnst. the trck is in excellent shane
The State Hieh School mppt is called
off: all contestants, officials and
student haviner dropned dead so great
was their disaupointment in the
weather conditions.
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Just for luck whv don't they trv
Tmvine- th next State mept some
time in Mv. Certainly th man-
flerement conHn't loos any thing and
the sun might shine for a change,
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I try anything oncp. Don't vou?
bomp of the High School bovs
showed rpal fnnn in soite of the mud
ana slush. This was due to their
coaehinnr. This traim'nsr will show
I'D when thp hi?h school lad pops
out for track his chosen collenre
It will mean hter track for
the South p"d will eventually lead to
southern ch?,mrions holding their
own in nationnl r"ets.
A track chammon is nine out of
ten times a developed chimnion. Mis
success can be traced to hard work
with one end in view. If you want to
know more about this read Charlie
Paddocks articles in the magazines.
AU track men can't expect to be
champions. It is not too late for the
average Freshman or Sophomore to
begin developing himself into a fr.iv
track man; certainly good enough to
win a monogram.
The University track team is de
veloping into a well oiled n!?.chin
A good high jumper and a fair bror.d
jumper would round out a very ca
pable team. The way the men are
getting results should be sweet to
Coach Bob and the student body. For
instance Christy Fordham is getting
125 feet in the discus; this i3 typ-
FRESH WIN FROM
OAK RIDGE TEAM
Freshies Win a Close Contest
By Ambrose's Pinch Hit in
the Tenth Inning
Oak Ridge fell before the attacks
of Coach Sides' young Tar Heel base
ball nine Thursday afternoon on
Emerson field. The affair, which
went for ten innings, had the marks
of a real ball game. The score was
6 to 5, the marginal run being the
result of pinch hitter Ambrose's
single in the tenth.
Hatley, Tar Baby center fielder
pulled the same stunt that Monk Me
Donald did against the Bulls the day
before. That is, he connected with
the first pitched ball to the extent of
home run. Stanton hit well for
Carolina, getting a triple and a single
during the performance. McLean.
with three singles out of four times
at the bat, was the best man with
the stick forthe visitors. Oak Ridge
got two more hits than did the young
Tar Heels, but Holshauser kept the
preper's hits well scattered. He was
accorded very good support by his
team-mates. Both moundsmen pitch
ed well and struck out a number of
the opposing batters.
Box score and summary:
Uak Ridge Ab R H Po A E
Dean, 2b 4 2 2 0 2
lomko, 3b 3
FLAPPERS' CLUB
WRITE A LETTER
Write Letter of Indignation
Manager of "Ye Gods"
Slander Is the Charge
to
Clayton, ss...... 5
Grimm, cf. 5
Ross, rf 3
Wells, lb 4
McLean, If 4
Hay worth, c 5
Smith, p 3
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12
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Totals 36 5 12 29 11
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wo out in ninth when winning
run was scored.
Carolina Ab R H Po A E
Hatley, cf. 5 110 0 0
Sides, 2b 5 1 2 3 3 3 1
Sharpe, If 4 110 10
Carden, c 4 0 0 12 7 0
Stanton, lb 5 2 2 18 0 0
Roycroft, ss 4 11110
Edwards, rf 5 0 1 0 0 0
Covington, ss 3 0 0 0 1 0
Ambrose 1 0 10 0 0
Holshauser, p 4 0 1 2 2 0
Totals 40 6 10 30 15 1
Ambrose batted for Covington in
The meanest word I've ever heard
Take him out-Take him out
of stuff the men
cal of the quality
are putting out.
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The track team will go south dur
ing the Easter holidays. Saturday
they will meet Georgia and the Uni
versity of South Carolina in Colum
bia. They go on to Athens tor a
inppf nn Wednesday and jump to
State College, Raleigh, N. C. for the
third meet of the trip on the follow
ine Saturday. ' The new members of
the squad will pick up some. valuable
points during this rampage. It
should be a successful trip.
Lenior came to the Hill primed to
lick Carolina. It was a pity that the
game was rained out. They deserve
a crack at usand we need a good
stiff college game before taking on
Trinity. It goes without saying that
the Lutherans have a good ball club
They have won from Trinity, David- J
son and the University of South Car
olina.
You can have all the batting, field
ing and general practice you want
and still not develop a team. It
takes games played together to get
a baseball team in tune.
Our schedule is not at all suited
to our team. This schedule business
should be watched next year. The
pitchers are right. We have enough
of them to carry us through a heavy
season. The other boys need to play
together before they can hit on all
six. At least two games a week
should have been played from April
the 1st. to the Trinity gams on the
19th.
Rhymes of a Ground Keeper
I see him wipe the sweat away
No longer his heart is stout . .
What is the main distinction be
tween professional and amateur base
ball? I will let the Ground Keeper
express my opinion on the matter:
hat's yours? The smallest fresh
ater college in the country does not
know this gruesome chant. Even
town teams are free from the fear
that the citizens will turn against
them when things do not go exactly
right. A student body will stick -by
their faltering pitcher until he
batted to the four corners of the lot,
Every base hit is a stinging blow to
each of them. On thp other hand in
league baseball your home town will
turn against you if you fail to de
liver a dollar's worth at all times.
S. C. Monopoly
Norman McMillan has been traded
to the St. Louis Browns by the Bos
ton Red Sox. McMillan is a third
he is a good one too;
SPORT QUOTATIONS NO 2
Spalding's guide rated him as the
best in the American eagua jb&i
season. The Browns have another
t--u;A v,aooTnnn named Frank Eller-
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be. It happens mat doui j.
young men are South Carolinians.
They were born and raised not 25
:i v,o,.f I can rememuer wucu
they played on opposing high school
teams. McMillan went to Cleroson
and Ellerbe is a Wofford man. It is
a ocincidence that these two boys
should meet in the Major Leagues,
both playing on the same team ami
both playing the same position.
Beat this if you can.
Louis North pitching for the St.
Louis Nationals, pitched in 40 games
in 1921, in all of which he acted as a
relief pitcher.
The Flappers' Club of Raleigh was
aroused by the slams directed a
gainst them by the Carolina "Ye
Golds" troop when thev Dlaved in
the capitol city several weeks asro.
Their indignation reached such a
peak that they wrote their protests
to Pete Siewers of the Senior class,
on pink stationery of a lively hue,
firmly standing- for their right3 and
objecting to the insinuations that
they try to imitate chorus girls by
the free use of paints and powder.
The Raleigh Flappers admit that
every member has a "man" at Car
olina and that their college sweet
hearts certainly don't believe that
the modern girl sets her stylo by
the chorus girl. Furthermore, the
Flapper Club goes on record as dis
approving of the college girl because
she disdains to use cosmetics enough.
In fact the Flappers are against any
girl who gets beyond or wants to get
beyond finishing school, and as for
getting back to the prim pre-war
girl not a chance!
But here, read the letter for your
self: My Dear Sir:
We went to "Ye Gods" and en
joyed it immensely, but it was ruined
in respect for us because of a joke
that was made, a very poor joke:
that the modern girls are trying to
make themselves look like chorus
girls by the use of lip sticks, rouge,
etc. Was that meant in earnest or
was it only a joke, an effort to be
funny ?
If it was the latter, it failed mis
erablv: if it was meant, we don't
THE CAROLINA BUCCANEER
(Continued from Page 2)
is anotner department. This one is
conducted for chlidren, seemingl;
those who have entered their second
childhood. It contains some good re
marks. The article on ballroom danc.
mg by C. T. S. is a good parody on a
popular course in dancing. The il
lustrations by F. W. helps to make it
a scream. The "Prince of Wails" is
a versified story of a scion of a Roy
al House in search of a mate. The
illustrations by McCarty add materi
ally to its humor.
The Editor has taken two whole
pages to himself to make a few in
troductory remarks, state his beliefs
and platform, and to formally in
troduce the Buccaneer. He ran true
to piratical form and his remarks
were terse, concise, and carried con
viction. It is noticeable that he is
taking his work seriously, and, al
though it is quite early in the season,
he has acquired a nautical vocabulary
worth of Blackbeard himself.
This review would be incomplete
and certainly unfair if mention was
not made of the commendable work
done by another member of the crew
the business manager. Business
houses would naturally be hesitant
about advertising in a new publica
tion of doubtful circulation. But the
deDartment seems to have
overcome all obstacles, for there is
a good proportion of ads in this is
sue. In summarizing we will say that
the new comic has set apleasing tand-
ard with the first issue, and we look
forward with eagerness to the Cap
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every member of our club, has a
man at Carolina, and we feel sure
that they don't feel that way. We d
hate to think they did.
Good for the slam of the college
girl. We are absolutely opposea to
any girl who goes to college. But
you made a slip, dear boy the col
lege girl was made too heavy bah!
They never use any rouge or cosme
tics to extremes that'e why ve am
opposed to them. We don't lika gins
who get beyond finishing school or
who wants to get beyond.
That's why some of the girls oi
i. fomilips in Raleigh are
tllC mv--ow
members of this nationwide organisation.
it7- jt. wonf tho nendulum to
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;ms back (people say it will) to
the pre-war girl, and we'll do every
thing in our power to prevent it.
Aside from this one great aim our
aims are secret so is our motive
and membership.
Yours for the flapper ana e
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Gods" without the objectionai reiei-
ence to us.
The Flappers Club of Raleigh,
signed.-
er of last year and since has been
servinEr as a dumping ground for
trash, Foister is making some chang
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will blossom with sweet peas and
other flowers of more uncommon
names. Already the flower seeds
have been sown and until the start
of erecting the new Methodist Church,
Foister intends to have bouquettes
growing beside his door.
tenth.
Score by innings:
Oak Ridge 011 010 002 05
Carolina 110 000 300 16
Summary Two base hits, Smith,
Clayton, Edwards. Three base hits,
stantnn. Home run. Hatley. Bases
on balls, off Smith 1, off Holshauser
6. Struck out, by Smith 11, by Hol
shauser 12. Double play, biaes to
Stanton. Umpire, Legrande.
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fj Punches
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