Tuesday,; April 2, 1929
THE TARHEEL
Pase Thrca
Tar Heels to; Meet Peon
To day on Emers on Field
Nittany Lions Will Come Here
. After Three Games Series
With Duke University
-
The Tar Heel nine will battle the
crack Penn State outfit on Emerson
field here this afternoon 'to he
gin a three-game stand on the home
field. This -will be the second of four
consecutive Easter Week games, and
will find the Tar Heels back home
after their Easter Monday classic
with Davidson in Salisbury.
Penn State will come to the Tar ;
Heel stronghold after a three-game
series with Duke in Durham, and the
Nittany Lions will be roaring as they
tackle their second -"Big Five" oppon
ent. ,
Fry, ace of the Penn State mound
staff, will likely do ; the pitching for
Hugo Bezdek's boys. Fry fared rough
at the hands of the .Naval Academy
nine, but he hooked up with two Duke
pitchers in an extra-inning scrap last
Friday and looked .good. He -will
have several days rest before the
game here Tuesday, and if he draws
the call he should he right for Coach
Ashmore's youngsters.
Auburn Wright, xookie right-hander,
appears the likely .mound jchoice
for the Tar Heels. Wright whipped
Springfield in the jfirst .game of the
season last Monday and then came
back to defeat Pennsylvania 9 to 5 on
Emerson field here .Friday. He, too,,
will have several days' rest. -
The remainder of the line-up for
the two teams will likely, he as fol
lows: Penn State Hussex, .ss; Dob
berer, 2b; Delph, If;' Wolff, bz .Sing
ley, cf; Diedrich, rf; Young, If ; and
Saltzman, c. Larolina Caxe, r c ;
Satterfield, 3b; Whitehead, .ss; laifty,
lb; Barnhart, If; Jessup, rf; Hand,
2b; and Maus, .
TAR BABY NINE
IACKSHTCTO
Will Probably Open Season
With High School Team
Sometime Next Week
The Carolina freshman baseball
squad is beginning to take shape, and
Coach Bill Cerney will likely send lis
Tar Babies into action with one )f
the State's leading high school nines
I during the next week. No full'schedule
has been, announced. -The
- Tar Babies, like their varsity
brothers, show lack of capable pitch
ers, and Coach Cerney may have to
follow Coach Ashmore's lead in jug
erliner mound workers, Johnnie Greene,
Tar Baby basketball star, look's like
the leading pitcher, with a lanky boy
named Chapman as his understudy.
The infield is shaping up- nicely,
with Buck Kushner, former Danville
high school receiver, working behind
the plate. Either Wall or Longest
will hold first base, with McKinnon
or Waterhouse on second, the diminu
tive Johnnie Branch at shortstop, and
Jimmie Moore at the hot corner.
Branch and Moore both played quar
ter on the undefeated football squad
last year.
Belto'n, Dunlop, Cozart and Daniels
look like the pick of a host of out
field candidates. All four boys play
ed with strong high school teams last
spring, and they may . pan out into, a
hard-hitting jgarden squad. Belton
hails from-Mount Airy, Dunlop is
from Siler City, Cozart is from Wil
son, and Daniels played - his high
school ball at Charlotte.
ISSUES CALL
Coach Ashm ore, although coach
ing baseball at present, announces
that regular basketball practice
begins tomorrow at 4 o'clock.
Practice will be held every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, All ap
plicants for next year's varsity
team who are not now occupied
with other sports are urged to be
present at these practices.
RIFLE TEAM IN
FOURTH MEET
Wffl Hold Practice Friday Night
For Meet Soon With
Temple University
The University of North Carolina
rifle team held its fourth match of
the season last Friday night and
shot against the University of Cin
cinnatti and Davidson College. The
results of the two opposing teams
have not been received. The local
riflemen turned in a score of 1198,
and m case of a win over the Uni
versity of Cincinnati, Carolina will
be tied for first place in the South
and West Intercollegiate league.
Cincinnati is heading the league at
present,
Ten men are allowed to compete in
each match but only seven members
of the team shot last Friday. They
were: Holmes, Miles, Kellogg, Park
er, Colburn, Mount, and Johnston.
Practice will be held Wednesday
afternoon and night of this week in
preparation for the final match
scheduled for this coming . Friday
night with Temple University and
AslieviHe Rifle Club. The freshman
team will hold a practice Wednesday
afternoon in preparation for their
match "with Boston Tech Thursday
night. . f
The official standings of the mem
bers of the ( South and West Inter
collegiate league as released by the
National Bif le Association are :
Team Won ." Lost
U. of Cincinnati 4 0
U. of s North Carolina 3 V 1
Sacremento Junior Col. 3 2
Cleveland. Tech 2 . . 3
Temple University 2.3
Lawrence College 0 5
Whitehead Clouts Ball Hard
MOSH-VARSITY
CINDERMEN TO SEE
ACTION SATURDAY
V. P. I., Wilmington and
Greensboro High Schools
Will Invade Campus
The University of North Carolina
track teams will face their first op
position of the year on this coming
Saturday with the varsity locked in
a struggle with V. P. I. and the Frosh
pitted against a united team repre
senting Wilmington and Greensboro
high schools..
No outside competition has as yet
tested the strength of the Tar Heels
and this initial contest of the season
should reveal the possible prospects
for southern prominence. The grad
uating class of last year took with it
a number of the veteran trackmen
leaving open for dispute positions in
almost every event both in the dashes
and on the field. .
V. P. I. is bringing southward a
team full worthy of the strength of
the Carolinians. The outstanding
man on the Gobbler ' squad is Peak,
whose performance on the football
field last ,year placed him in the
southern spotlight. Peak will enter
the 440 yard dash and also the jumps.
He will be assisted by Penn, who last
fall placed second in the Southern
Conference cross country trot and
finished among the first three in the
Conference two-mile competition at
Birmingham last spring. These two
athletes are the outstanding perform
ers on the invading squad, but they
are ablely backed by a world of po
tency in "the sprints and field events.
Two world record holders, Harold
Osborne and Morgan Taylor, are
training at V. P. I. this spring.
Pennsylvania Nines at Carolina
Burgess Whitehead, . sophomore
shortstop on the Tar Heel baseball
squad, started the season in a flurry
of base knocks. "Whitey", as they
call him, hammered out five safe
blows in his first seven trips to the
plate. He hit close to .400 for the
Carolina Freshmen last spring.
Two Pennsylvania baseball nines
appear on the early schedule of the
University o f North Carolina base
ball squad. The teams from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania and from
Penn State College played the Tar
Heels last season on Emerson Field
here, an,d both clubs asked for a re
turn engagement.
Pitching Stars of Old
All the fuss and furore over the
Tar Heels' need for pitchers this
spring sets diamond historians to re
calling Carolina's great mound staff
of 1922. Lewellyn, Wilson and Bry
son piled up great records that spring
winning three shutout victories over
Virginia in the annual series.
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Carolina Freshmen Meet
All-Star Cinder Outfit
The Carolina Freshman track squad
will tackle an all-star team ; from
Greensboro and Wilmington High
Schools on Emerson Field here ' on
Saturday afternoon, April 6. The Tar
Babies used to meet the high schools
in dual meets, but Coaches Ranson,
Belding and Quinlanhave a strong
yearling team this season and' hunted
for a more ambitious task.
Spring Practice
The boxers and wrestlers at the
University of North Carolina will
.follow football precedents this spring
and stage off-season practice. Coach
Chuck Quinlan will be busy with the
Tar Heel track squad, and the spring
boxing and wrestling will fall under
the directions of Coaches Ed Butler
and "Mot" Motsinger. Both were
assistant coaches during the winter
season just past. ,
Fetzer on Wrestling Committee
Coach Bob Fetzer, Director of 'Ath
letics at the University of North Car
olina, has recently been appointed a
member of the national rules commit
tee on intercollegiate wrestling. He
attended the National Intercollegiate
Wrestling Tournament held recently
in Columbus, Ohio, and afterwards
attended the annual meeting of the
rules committee.
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Rifle Team WiU
Hold Practice
Manager . K. G. Pearson, of - the
Freshman Rifle team has called for
practices in Memorial Hall for to
night and tomorrow night at 7:30
o'clock in preparation for a champ
ionship match with the freshman team
of the Massachusetts Institute of
Technichology. .
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