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Tuesday, January 10, 1928 THE TAR HEEL Page Three TAR HEELS BEAT MONOGRAMS 42-31 Johnnie Purser, Former Stu dent, Leads Scoring in First Home Game. Playing their first scheduled game; the Tar Heels defeated the Charlotte Monogram Club 42-31 in the Tin Can Friday night. The team from Char lotte was not the one that gave the Caroln boys such a' hard fight in the first game which was played there during the holidays, since Artie Newcombe and Abe Neiman former Carolina stars, as well ,as Harry Brown, one of State's best players last year, did not come -down. . Red! Price, who has been playing forward for Carolina, was also out of the game because of a hurt received -in the game in Charlotte. The collegians started the game with a rush, running up twelv points before the visitors were able to lo cate the basket at alh Before the end of the half, the Monograms showed wonderful improvement, which, with a slowing up of the Tar Heels, re sulted in the half's ending with the score standing at 23-19, Carolina on top. " . During the second half the winners gradually drew away from their op ponents, although at one time it ap peared that they had suddenly forgot ten how to get the ball in the hoop, missing shot after,, shot. Satterfield, bullet-like passing but had not added so much to the score, found himself, near the end of the game, and made four field goals in succession, giving his team a safe margin, and' himself the second highest score of the con test. Vanstory and Hackney, with nine points . each, led the victors' at tack in the first half." Johnnie Purser, former Tar Heel, was high scorer with fifteen points. The team work and passing shown by the prospective Southern cham pions was by far the best seen here in several seasons. On the whole, much improvement was noted in get ting the ball through the ring. A somewhat altered .style of offense showed up very effectively for the first time used.' ' ; ' " , Line-up and summary: v Carolina Monograms Satterfield (11) ...........1... Harveli (2) right forward - ' Hackney (9) Andrews (7) left forward Vanstory (9) ..... ;.. Howell (3) center Morrisr -(C) (5) J. Purser (15) right guard Dodderer (4) McDonald (2) left guard Substitutions:' Carolina Perkins (4) for Satterfield, Cafhey for Hack ney, C. Purser for Vanstory, Davis for Morris, Brown for Dodderer, Sat terfield for . Perkins, Hackney for Cathey, Vanstory for Purser, Morris for Davis, Dodderer for Brown, Cath ey for Satterfield, Perkins for Hack ney, Harper for Vanstory, Smith for Morris, Fennr for Dodderer, Purser for Harper. 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