University of Korth , Carolina,
Chapel Hill, .N. C.
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VOLUME XXXV
CHAPEL HILL, N., C, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1927
NUMBER 86
GERMAN CLUB IS
PLANNING GROUP
OF FINAL 1) ANTES
Five Hops Will Feature Culmina-
i A sS vitioa
KIKE KYSER IS TO PLAY
Freshmen Are Eligible for Fi
nals Which Will Be Held in
Swain Hall June 7-9; There
Will Be Morning, Afternoon
and Evening Dances.
First Annual Southern Prep
School Meet Opens Here 1 oday
.With Six Teams in Attendance
AWARDS NIGHT TO
Carolina Welcomes Track Men to
Campus; Grail Offers Cup to
Winner of Meet, while Medals
Will Go to Winners of Events.
Prpnarations are under way for
Carolina Finals. At a recent meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Club, basic plans for the
closing hops were thrashed out, and
these initial decisions will be -supple
mented during the course of the next
week' until the complete scheme is
worked out.
It has been decided that there will
be five dances taking place in Swain
Hall on the seventh, eighth, and ninth
of June. The hops will be Tuesday
night, Wednesday afternoon, Wednes
day night, .Thursday afternoon, and
Thursday night. The afternoon danc
es will last from four-thirty till six
thirty, and the nocturnal shags from
ten till one, with the exception of
the Final Ball on Thursday evening,
which will be prolonged until two
o'clock. In addition to these German-
rinh itnnws there will be a dance
given by the Gorgon's Head Wed
nesday morning from eleven till one
at their lodge, and a dinner dance
evening from seven till nine at their
castle.
Kyser to Play
Kike Kyser and Ms urcnestra are
scheduled to play for all these affairs,
and these musicians are expected to
be the source of a great deal of at-
traction xur wie um iwi w www a
socially inclined.
Unchurch, of Raleigh, has been en
gaged to furnish the decorations, and
this firm will undoubtedly give Swain
Hall a brilliant and attractive inter-
. ior coat of colors. .
A large crowd is expected to at
tend this climax of the spring social
season, especially since there will be
an Alumni banquet during ComYnence
ment Week. '
Freshmen Eligible
' A new epoch in southern prep
school track history will be in
augurated today when the first
Southern Inter-scholastic track
and field meet will be held on
Emerson field. Athletic author
ities at the University intend to
make this an annual affair.
Word has been received from five
of the leading prep schools in the
south, signifying their intention to
enter teams. Woodberry Forest, Au
gusta Military Academy, Hargrave
.Military Academy and Asheville
School failed to get in their list of
contestants but a wire has been re
ceived to the affect that they will be
here for the meet.
The Order , of, the Grail has donat
ed a silver loving cup to be presented
the school winning the meet, while
gold medals will be given those taking
first places. Silver and bronze ones
will be awarded to those gaining sec
ond and third respectively.'
Preliminaries for the dashes are to
be held this morning beginning at
11 :00 -with the jumps and shot start
ing at 10:30. The remainder of the
field events and the finals for the races
will be held this afternoon beginning
at 2:30.
Plans are being made to entertain
the visiting athletes. The Woodberry
Forest alumni is giving a dance in
honor of the, Woodberry boys and an
invitation has been xtended to the
(Continued on page $hree) ,
III TEAMS CLASH ;
FOR STATE TITLE
THIS AFTERNOON
Baseball Championship Final
Game between Wilson and
', , Winston-Salem. ' :
NOT IN ATHLETICS ALONE
FOUR DANCES ON
CAMPUSJONIGHT
Grail, Woodberry Forest Club,
Theta Chi and Commerce
Fraternities Hosts.
The dance program of the week
end, hetmn so enthusiastically last
evening by the Senior Ball and the
Delta Sigma Phi hop, will be con
tinued tonight by four more shags.
Tha hosts for this evening's entertain-
Freshmen are now eligible to joinments will be the Woodberry Forest
. . I . . -.i mi i A.V.M. A lnlin U o T
Keen interest is being taken in the
State hieh school baseball champion-
shiD came which will be played ' on
Emerson Field today at 2:00 o'clock
bv the Wilson and Winston-Salem
hie-h school teams; champions respec
tively of the eastern and western sec
tion of the state. All indications
noint to the fact that the game will
draw the largest crowd which has ever
attended a final baseball game for the
state title.
The Wilson and , Winston-Salem
high teams have come up this year
throuerh the eastern .aAd western
championship series to meet each oth
er for the first time in a final state
athletic contest. The Twin-City out
fit won the title back in 1918. Since
then they nave not been able to cop
the championship again but in 1919,
1920, and 1921 they won the western
title only to lose the final game. Wil
son high has won neither a state nor
sectional high school baseball title,
but last year they had a strong team
and onlv lost the final eastern game
to Clayton, 1926 champs, by - the
score of 6 to 4. Winston and Wilson
are old rivals in the forensic contests,
havinc? met in Chapel Hill in the final
debates of the High School Debating
Union of North Carolina for the Ay-
cock Memorial Cup in 1925 and 1926
The University band under the di
rection of T. S. McCorkle arid the
Chanel Hill high school band under
I R. Sides will furnish music for the-j
occasion. It is probable that the visit
ing teams will bring bands of their
own. A large number of supporters
from Winston-Salem and Wilson are
expected to arrive on the campus to
morrow to cheer their favorite in to
day's encounter. ",
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Awards to Be Made in All Phases
of Student Life; Grail Cup to
Be Presented to Best ' AU-
Round Freshman: Publica
tions Awards.
the German Club, and have the privi
leges of attending . Finals. Those
wishing to make applications for
membership will see Frazier Glenn,
treasurer, on the second floor of the
Y, or address a letter to Box 581.
TAR HEELS MEET
WOLFPACKTODAY
Baseball Nine Goes to Raleigh
; ' for First Encounter
'i with State.
With the state championship safely
awav in their bat bags, the Tar Heels
invade Raleigh today for their first
meeting of the year with State a Wolf
pack. The game will be played on
Riddlck Field at four o'clock.
While the state title is already
Kfiwsd un. bv virtue of a higher per
centage in the won and lost column,
the Tech clash carries much import
ance, since it is the only scheduled
game with the Wolf pack during the
regular season and on it will .depend
thfl Rpripn ratine of- the two teams
this year.
The two teams battle twice m
commencement contests, but these
ffmoa An not count in state titular
o .
Since 1924 the Techmen have won
seven straight games from Carolina,
but the Tar Heels are doped to break
thn thrmvvear iinx Saturday. Coach
Ashmore is anxious to annex a . vie
tory and finish out the season with
but one loss to a state opponent and is
croomW his nroteires with utmost
carp
"Red" Ellison seems the logical
choice for mound duty against the
State team, since Westmoreland has
worked twice this week. The big
sorrel-topped right-hander has had an
even week's rest since he faced Vir
ginia in Greensboro and should con
clude his season's work in, top order.
The remainder of the Carolina line
. (Continued vn page three)
rinh. the Theta Chis. the Alpha Kap
pa Psis, and the Order of the Urail.
The Woodberry Forest Club's aance
and the Theta Chi shag are scheduled
to come off simultaneously at six
thirty o'clock. The former, to be held
in honor of the Woodberry Forest
track team, which will be here today
to compete in the Southern Prepara
tory School Track Meet, will take
nlace at the. Carolina Inn with the
Buccaneers furnishing the music. The
latter will be at the Theta Chi .house
with Kike Kvser and his Or6hestra
nlaying. Both of these affairs will be
over at nine o clock.
The Grail dance, in Bynum Gymna
sium from nine till twelve, will be the
last hop sponsored by that order dur
ing this school year, and elaborate
preparations have been made to make
this final hop the best oi tne year.
Th Buccaneers will play, and novel
entertainment will be afforded during
intermission by the "Y" Quartet, ine
(Continued on page four)
HONOR STUDENTS
IN ALL ACTIVITIES
Honored Tradition Set for Mon
day Night at 8:30 in
Memorial Hall.
State Championship Goes
To Carolina Nine When
Duke Is Defeated 6 to 4
Varsity and Frosh
to Stage Relay
Awards nieht. one of Carolina's
honored traditions, will be held Mon-
Av nie-ht at 8:30 in Memorial Hall.
There the various prizes and awards
for athletics and extra-curricular ac
tivities will be presented.
During the last several years tne
importance of this night has come to
be 'realized more strongly thjin ever
before, and it has secured a'place as
a "red letter day" on the University
Calendar. It is then that scholar and
athlete alike receive recognition for
their merit and services.
This day usually follws closely the
final came bf the baseball season.
Manv awards will be made to both
man hrwn and brain, many of
whom probably do not expect them.
It is on this occasion that an awara
will be made to the best all-round
man on the University campus. , In
addition to the athletic letters and
monograms, several medals will be
given to a chosen few of the gifted
sportsmen for special achievements.
The names of those fortunate men
who are entitled to monograms in all
the various branches of sport will be
read. ,
Publications, Too V '
Athletes do not stand alone, how
ever, for keys will be presented to the
men who were bid to Phi Beta Kappa.
Inter-collegiate, .debaters will . secure
their share of the glory, and those
freshmen on the inter-society debates,
will be recognized. :
The Publications Union will have its
place, too. . Keys and' charms will be
awarded by the Tab Heel, Carolina
Magazine, Buccaneer, and Yackety
' (Continued on page four)
An added feature of the first
Annual Inter-Scholastic Prep
School Track and Field Meet
here, this afternoon will be an
exhibition 1 relay between the
Carolina Varsity and Freshmen.
The runners for the Varsity
are as follows: Pritchett, El
liott, and Rhinehart. The Fresh
man team consists of Divine,
Horney, Hamer, and Jimms.
COXE SLASHES OUT HOMER
FRESHMAN NINE
LOSES TO STATE
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WolflPta Make it Two Straight by
Winning 7-4 Yesterday.
'Lefty" Westmoreland Hurls
Carolina to Victory over
Nearest Rivals.
Blue Devils Get More Hits, but
Tar Heels Able to Bunch
Theirs; Hatley Makes Grand
Stand Stab of Long Drive to
Deep Center Which Might
Have Cost Game.
TUo statn fnetrc. made it two in
a row when they defeated the Caro
i;o -.rcnt-lintr hasehalllnine 7 to 4
kiiic J r "
vpsterdav afternoon on Emerson field
This was the Tar Babies' final game
of the season. ! , :
Wickers, State hurler was success
ful with his curves and whiffed 13
Tar Heel batters. ; The Carolinians
touched him for 6 hits. The Wolf lets
collected six bingles from Bost, Tar
Baby moundsman before he relin
quished the box at the end of the
fifth in favor of Stewart who held the
visitors to two hits for the remain
der of the game. ,
"Fairlv led in. the batting for the
victors with a triple and a single out
of three trips. Stewart was best for
the losers with two singles out of five
utteniDts. The only double play of
the dav came in the fifth when State
had the bases full and Wall to Adkins
completed a pretty doubles
Score bv innings. r h e
State . , 001 220 2007 Z
Carolina 000 100 0124 6 t.
Batteries: State Wickers and War
rn Carolina Bost. Stewart and
Ingle.
Reporter Places Nine Carolina
Players on All-State 1 earns
Was
Almost Tempted to Place Entire Carolina Nine as First
String; Five Taf Heels Make Places on the Mythical
First Team, Four on the Second Nine.
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MYTHICAL ALL-STATE COLLEGE NINE
Pos.
First Team
Hollingsworth, Duke
' Young, Carolina
Burt, Carolina ,
Clayton, Wake Forest
Saunders, Duke
Outen, State
llatley, Carolina '
" Mackie, Carolina
Westmoreland, Carolina
Joyner, Wake Forest
Fowler, Elon
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Second Team
Sharpe, Carolina
Weaver, Duke
Dowtin, Wake Forest
Satterfield, Carolina
Havner, Carolina
Coxe, Carolina
Braxton, Elon
; Green, Duke
Thomas, Duke
Johnson, Duke
- Beal, State
"Lefty" Westmoreland hurled Caro
lina to another victory and a state
championship Thursday afternoon
when the Tar Heels defeated Duke on
Emerson Field here, 6-4, in a fast,
exciting game. It was the second vic
tory of the week for the big portsider,
whose work on the mound this season
has been the main factor in the Tar
Heels' winning the state champion
ship. ; " "
One more game remains on the
schedule, with State in Raleigh Sat
urday, but if the Tar Heels lost they
would still have the .state title. Duke,
nearest rival, has lost three games to
"Bisr Five" teams, and a defeat Satur
day would mark but the second loss
for Carolina!
Seven victories and one defeat is
the record of Carolina in the "Big
Five" this season, and "Lefty" has a
perfect average of six victories and
no defeats. One game was a no-hit
affair, another a shut-out, and still
another a four hit battle. He has
chalked up two victories each over
Duke, Wake Forest, and Davidson.
Westmoreland Hits
Bunched hits turned the tide for the
Tar Heels Thursday. It was none
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Co-ed and Former
Student to Marry
SENIOR BALL IS
MERRY OCCASION
Retiring Class Makes Dance Gala
Affair in Bynum Gym
Last Night.
Miss Virginia Lay and Jim Hawkins
,Wed in June. .
The weddine of Virginia Lay and
Jim Hawkins, which is to take place
Juno the' fourth at Beaufort, .the
Home of Miss Lay, is of interest to
manv students and townspeople. Mr
Hawkins graduated two years ago and
at present is copy editor at the Kings
port Book Co. While here he held
many campus offices, was a Golden
Fleece man, and a member of the
Sigma Delta fraternity. Miss Lay is
a co-ed at the University this year
and well liked by all who know her
Sh AHited the last number of the
Carolina Magazine.
Other members of the bridal party
are Elizabeth Davis and Edna Jones
Nixon, both co-eds at the University,
Lucv Lay. Irma Green, and Mattie
King Handcock of Beaufort. Henry
Fuller, John Marshall, Henry Lay, and
Bill Perrv. all students m the Univer
sity, and Bob Smith, Washington D. C
ihre.eA . .. . ' I
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... . n ,L Khn which is now unmistakably declared champions of North
Above is pictured the. University oi nonu vmvi ,v-
Auvva ia y.v"w u ..!. cuppoHsfiil season.
Carolina.
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Under Coach Ashmore's direction they have.been through a very successful season.
Last eveninsr was the occasion of
the first formal class dance ever held
on the campus, when the Senior Ball
was given in Bynum Gymnasium. The
dancing lasted from nine until one
o'clock, and the affair came up to all
expectations. Invitations were sent
to all seniors, so that there was no
confusion about admittance.
Kike Kyaer and his Orchestra play
ed for the hop, and the gym was
elaborately and attractively decor
ated. Punch and sandwiches were
served from a table in one corner of
the ball-room. . . .
The figure was led by Gus McPher-
son with Miss Dot O'Donnell, assist
ed by Jim Van Ness with Miss Grace
Montgomery, and Kike Kyser with
Miss Lib Davis.
Delta Sigma Phi
Ball in Durham an
Enjoyable Affair
A most enjoyable dance was (riven
at the Washington Duke Hotel in
Durham last eveninsr by the Duke and
Carolina chapters of the Delta Sigma
Phi fraternity. A large crowd of at
tractive girls graced the dance-floor,
and contributed a great deal to the
success of the occasion.
The dancinsr lasted from nine un
til one, with "Jelly" Lef twich and his
Orchestra, from Duke University, as
the musicians.
A Delta Sisrma Phi crest, electri
cally illuminated, radiated from one
end of the ball-room, and the decora
tions were Nile Green and white
streamers, colors of the fraternity.
The members of the fraternity wore
white carnations on their coat lapels.
The Greek letters, Delta, Sigma, and
Phi were formed in order on the
dance-floor by the hosts and their
partners about eleven o'clock, and at
the end of the grand march, the girls
were presented with attractive loving
cups as favours. The figure was led
by Mr. Charlie Sounders and Miss
Betsy Warren.
, Among the chaperones invited wer
Mrs. C. S. Harvey, of Kinston; Mrs.
T. D. Warren, of Newbern; and Mrs.
J. Elmer Long, of Durham. '