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Tuesday, December 4, 1928 ' "
DEVILS SHARPEN
HORNS FOR TILT
HERE SATURDAY
Both Carolina and Duke Should
Be in Fine Condition f m- r,
. VfXll-
mgr Clash as Neither Team
Suffered Injuries in Thanks
giving Clashes.
WARREN TRAINS
IN LOCAL GYl :
FOR NEXT ROUT
To Meet George Avera i
ham Wednesday Night; Willi
Be Ad's First Fight: Since
last beptember.
THE TA Pv HE E L
REVIEWER FIND
TROUBLE WHEN !
HTC BUCCANEER
Says It's Neither Good Nor Bad;
Cover Is Way Below Aver
age But Jokes Have Been
Cleaned up.
By WILL YARBOROUGII
"A fast travelling horde of Blue
Devils will , advance on Chapel Hill
Saturday afternoon to battle the Caro
lina Tar Heels for the Mythical state
idmpionsnip title. From the past
record of the. Devils, this year's ag
gregation is the smoothest' working
team the Duke institution has had
since the war. Not even Howard
-Jones turned out an outfit.
the 1928 eleven in all round playing
t - ability., - -: -
But the Durham team will also' meet
a rapidly moving group of Tar Heels
wxien iney taKe the field this week
end, for while the Carolina team
hasn't the impressive record V that
- Duke boalts against North Carolina
teams, yet the Heels have given their
opponents some terrible fights. - -It
should be a good game. In all
probability it will be a m o
for one thing it is for the state title,
vmer tnat means anything or not.
; But the main thing is . that both
- institutions have great teams Another
thing is that the intensity, of ' the
rivalry that has grown up between
the neighboring university TOm Ud
this game one of the hardest fought
V games in the history of the two insti
tutions. . "
' Coach Dehart h
ti - mo team
ajl over the east during the present
football season, but for the past few
weeks he has kept them at home.
Since they quit travellino- , ni,
men have been, more successful than
they were on the road. The Tar Heels
on the other hand have mixed their
xnps a little more than the Devils,
and have, won a majority' of their
games on foreign territory. But
somehow what the teams have done
up to the present seems to matter
. very little in the Duke-Carolina
games. ' In fact the Dukemen had a
ldr more impressive record last year
than did the Heels, but Coach Collins
carried his team over to TWfco j
gave them a 18-0" setback. 'That game
happened in the, midst of a great
finish for the Heels. This year it
seems as if the samVmit w
a 14.1. uue.
Although the-gameis "posted; "aTtne
very end of the Carolina schedule
and last year's game came next to
the end, yet there is some compari-
avu iu xne two schedules. Davidson
started the winning streak both years.
Virginia fell by the wayside . during
the great march " aTld HAW Hlllrn
' -t a-'u.-n.c
iune stands m the way of the Caro
lina eleven doing the same this year.
Both teams came out of their Tur-
Key aay clashes in great shape. Both
will probably be in splendid shape for
e"xc oai,uraay. it the same
"ucui's .-"-ace eacn other that started
, for the two teams Thanksgiving it is
i;i,.i it. x ...
v xiiy Lnai neitner team will yield
m uie une and both will be us-
ing tne aid. The Dukemen have re-
sonea to a land attack with more
success than have the Heels, but after
the showing of Carolina's line against
' . Virginia .it is likely that Coach
Dehart's team will find more resist
ance to their running game than they
iictve encountered this season. In that
case the Devils will likely take to
the air, for in Buie they have one
of the greatest Dassers pvpt ,-t.
North Carolina. The -air game has
peen the Carolina game all season and
it is unlikely that they will forsake
H- 4-X.i- ' .
uus year.
Thus jt is that the one jnay take
Vila -rin1r 4? il. . .. ' '
A tne winner in Saturday's
Ad Warren, former Carolina boxer
and popular riner idol, is in ri,ni
Hill at the present time training for
uuui, wnn ueorge Avera in Dur
ham Wednesday night' This will be
the first fight for the Edwards heavy
weight since last Spnt.prnW v
- jc . Tvucu lit;
broke an arm" on the cranium of Jack
league, a tough boy from Texas.
Avera, who is a one-hundred and
ninety pounder, comes to this section
a very creditable record nd will
perhaps be far from aet-up for Ad
dison. He has fought such stellar
men as Billy Dougan and Young
Stnbbling and handled .himsplf nrn
It. is rumored that h h Tins ?
lett to poke in the face nf his
VAi-
nts, and it is also whispered that he
places his hopes for a win over War
fen in this same weapon. However
i-iaab wiu oe iouna out . later.. Avera
is from Cincinnati. ; " . v
Ad has been training here; off and
on for the past two months1 .to keep
in good physical" trim. He seems to
uavf on more weight since bis
lay-off from the squared circle. But
--w.aauiC wme ne 100iCg an more
powerful. He also' seems 1 to have
more speed than formerly. The one
thing Exum will nmlmWiw i,0 4.
watch is the . timing of his hitting,
'uvc "iS osence irom the ring has
noV helped his accuracy in punching
at the right time. J v
A large crowd win ri-oW -u;x
the trail along with Dean Paulsen to
see their old idol scramble the ears
as of yore. Seat prices range from
""j tnree aonars.
WILMINGTON AND
STATES VILLE T O
SETTLE TIE HERE!
Will Be the Fifteenth Annual i
football .- Championship
Held Here.
By JOHN , MEBANE
The' football number" of the Buc
caneer is neither erood nnr harl. .Th;a
- V . . AUIO
dct piaces the reviewer in an un
fortunate predicament. What can he
y aoou-t it: it is a cinch that some-
4-1ai j 't -
""is -iauM oe said, or how shall this
auburn reviewer hold his job?
- Cover Pnnr
Starting on the outsida
ing in, we might as well be frank and
say that the cover is . mnTct .
we have seen on the Buccaneer in
many months. Not that we wish to
w-xe ..tne artist the drawing" is
TIITIMW .... 1 " -' .
auhiiv euouB-n nnt thic. 4? i
stick cover doesn't go well on the
xiuiit oi such a dignified publication
vnr. me cover on the
last-issue beat it .all iiw a
ral figure on the front of the book
wuuiu improve its look 99.44 per cent
ii the hgure isn't that of
- Kiri. xeave women to Qollege Humor
. Art Work Fair
The art work in this issue is not as
good as: that of the previous numbers.
- jrci, jiu we ver, Keeps up his
good work and does an excellent page
xvyi wmcn is none the wprse for
the verse on the page. Skinner, and
Kf lb-c -v . l .
gW BuDmit a number of well
done cartoons. The latto ,.-4.
- .44-iiKe sKetch of Harry Schwartz
for the frontispiece. The rest of the
r. is .oniy mediocre, but there
are no- drawings in the .number
."vu unusually hard on the eyes
Loner Material
The. Buccanneer is consirWaM-n. i.
M.Kxr 44H-
TTmrQrl V i i c '
f several long pieces of read
ing matter. One tires of reading a
magazine filled with "nothing except
two-lme jokes. The naee Pntitio
What is Football and the one called
Football After the Poeta ars wll An-na
.1 . 1! - . -
na relieve the, monotony of too much
ouUiS, iuaU;naj. ; ine short jokes, too,
are better, as a whole, thaw'
j . imm waviJ VA
last issue. . in fact, there were only
aDout two which we have SpPTi
various, places as man? jts nino i-Tv,r
before.; The staff seems to Tip
mure toward onemalitv. All nf
are not good, by any means.
xnost oi them aren't funny.-We might
say that Perry pulls nlentv
jyuur puns, out, or course, we must
uot oiame them all on the editor.
Editorials Better .
The editor nrofitpH 'W -ic.i.
- ij 4i4iotai.c
of continuing all of his.
the last issue from the edi
. ww. iui JfClCj
and this time he completes them on
one paee. The InoVc tv,
-T fuc jagc .are
not only better, but the editorials are
improved, The one called "Seen But
Not Heard, if You Plea so" cv
as almost bordering on something
funny, though the other one might
ve . Ien omitted without seriously
impairing the contents of the number.
j meaner Jokes - : .
This Buccaneer, as a whole ic r,n
iiedriy as pornographic as the last
one. Even the exch an o-es
- tk. , -Xii cu
have been cleansed
; -.v vu ur,
perhaps,. Ivory Soan.
. . w . - . ' WUV. YYCtOll-
mg pot was almost large enough to
contain them all.
But what Can WC SPT7 11r,fnr - 4-1.
J uuwub - me
poetry and jingles? . Putrid poetry
uiC yuigar parlance, is about the
"rottenest'V thing; we can imagine.
Pse Hire;
Even love verses aren't mnl, -nmrc
And the poetry (?) in this issue is. all
ui. - mai and worse. There is a dif
ference between cleverness and slap
stick humor which the poets did not
seem .to realize existed. tWo c-k,
aiun
they wrote crashes arms t,o
with horrible rhvthm y u,,
mangled heap in the .corner.- All it
needs,. is someone toy count it but
There isn't mnrh
about the Football
our readers have no objection, we shall
leave off here and srn in t.a
ctru to give tnree cheers for the old
X. 111
wiiite and Dlue.
PIPE SALE
THIS WEEK ONLY
Sutton's Drug: Store
DR. R. R. CLARK
Dentist . ,
Over Bank - of Chapel Hill
- Phone 6251
Get ready for
That Duke Bunch.
Have Your Barber
Work done by
Experts.
"We trim you,
You trim them."
LET'S GO GANG
Chapel Hill Barber Shop
U. L MOSER, Prop.
v'-'' The Pines is' th--fa
BrMw"Tnnv" . . uuezvous ior Ulub Gatherings,
teniity get-togethers. We solicit this
fetain that everyone- will.be highly
1 ? 6rS haS the haPPy faculty for assisting in the
ions and will cheerfully render her 2!
. stance to make such 'gatherings a huge success. For those as
feTf 0rizati0 .h like : to have . dancmg as a
SnS e 0f their Pro offer our dance floor. For a simple
luncheon or a banquet, The Pines solves the problem.
THE PTNRS TRA pnnivT
tt.1i T -VyVXTX
3 "tvm. iiiu jjuuievard
s
o I1! i i0I tKe school
" - --"ijfc'-u4iiiiij- j iorth ; (Jar
olina New Hanover high of Wilming
ton and StatesvillA
. 6" iwyc cmerg-
ed -as the final contenders for the
"e and will play the last
game of the season in Kenan stadium
4. xiuay. Wilmington is the Eastern
"f""'"" oy, virtue of its win over
""'"S" i' nuav a Tin sfotocii-.
wmveovuie won
c itrn cnampionship by defeat
ing Greensboro Saturn's XT
Wilmington is coached by Bob
. , -lurmeriy of Davidson. States
ville s mentors are Wart DeArmon of
Davidson and Bill T!tv,w..,i. -
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COLLINS TAKES ORDERS
The nine million dollars spent by
wiu xvepuDiican and Democratic na
tional campaign committees would
have brought more than a few Christ
mas baskets for the poor, but of
course the way things turned out
there won't be any poor for Christ
mas. Macon Telegraph.
'Advertise in the TAR HEEL.
"One of the funniest thin,, 4.1.-4.
- - - - "i'iigo tiiat
occurred at the Vxr.r.
same escapea tne attention of most
U1 -"e people there " U t
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uspee, ardent fnnfhali f ; ; j
- ion illlU
aiumnus ot the University.
Une of the Montill
f 5 u ccj.
x-ig-gea . OUt in KevolutinnnrTr
UUlXUilU.
w0 autmg as a side line policeman.
He saw a man in citizen clothes
wiKing to the Carolina" players. At
once he rushed over . anA .A-A
Coach "Chuck" Collins t to get back
uwima tne lines. "Chuck" looked at
the man like he thought he was crazy,
u x-ie iviurpny straightened' him
out and : the guard, looking sheepish,
went back, to his place." News 'and
Observations, News and Observer.
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