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THE TAR HEEL
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1943
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Sound and Fury Holds
Tryouts This Afternoon "
Tryouts for the Sound and Fury
show to be produced Thanksgiving
weekend are scheduled for tonight
from 8 o'clock to 10:30 and tomorrow
afternoon from 3:30 to 6 o'clock in
the Horace Williams lounge of Gra
ham Memorial.,
Directors Mary Louise Huse and
Jack Ellis urge everyone to attend
the tryouts V-12 students, Marines,
NROTC boys, coeds and civilians.
Coed Fran Def andorf Gets
TH Business Managership
Fran Defandorf , hailing from Wash
ington, D. C, took over as Business
Manager of the Tar Heel this issue
by virtue of PU board appointment last
weekJ
Defandorf has had advertising ex
perience with high school yearbooks
and has done considerable work in the
circulation and advertising depart
ments of the Tar Heel.
Restored Portraits
The Person Hall Art Gallery will
hold an exhibit of University portraits
recently restored by Arthur E. Bye,
starting today. Gallery hours will be
from 10-6:00.
Hillel Will Sponsor
Succoth Party Sunday
The Hillel foundation will give a
Succoth party at the American Legion
hut Sunday at 8 p.m. i
Pre-Flight Invites
Tar Heels to Game
vPre-Flight officials invited UNC
students who find it impossible to
attend the Carolina-Duke game to be
the Navy's guests at the Pre -Flight-Camp
Davis game in Kenan stadium
on Saturday.
Students will be admitted in Sec
tion 16.
RIVALRY
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25-0 before the series'" biggest crowd,
47,000. The great Eric Tipton scored
twice for Duke in '36, but his team
mate Parker stole the show with a
105 yard kickoff return. The final
score was Duke 27, Carolina 7.
Carolina Pulls Upset
The Tar Heels pulled the year's
biggest upset with their 14-6 victory
in 1937, but the Blue Devils came back .
next year in Durham for a 14-0 win.
They added another to .their victory
column in '39, taking the game 13-3.
The-Tar Heels won a hard-fought bat
tle 6-3 the following season.
Duke's 1941 Rose Bowl team trim
med Carolina, as was expected, 20-0.
Last year, the Tar Heels came from
behind twice to tie the Blue Devils
13-13 and tie them also for the Big
Five championship.
Duke Holds Modern Lead
Duke holds the lead in the modern
series with six wins and three losses
in ten yearsi but neither team has
won over two straight. This year,
both schools have an unprecedented
array of talent. Eddie Cameron and
Tom Young are head coaches for their
first time, but both are shaping fine
teams. Cameron's more smoothly func
tioning eleven will enter slightly fa
vored, but anything can and does hap
pen when Duke and Carolina meet.
Two V-12 Entrants
Win Contest Money
The Perm State-Colgate fracas, end
ing in a tie score, prevented the Tar
Heel football prediction contest from
awarding first prize to a contestant
with all ten games picked correctly.
Arthur W. Thomas of Hewes Hall,
winner of the $5.00 in cash, although
missing out on the tie, was the only
entrant to choose correctly nine out
of the ten games selected.
There were over fifty blanks carrying
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the correct choices in eight of the ten
games. However, W. H. Kerr, of Old
East, came the closest in guessing the
final scores and therefore is awarded
the second prize of $2.50 in merchan
dise. The contest will be held again this
week, with entry blanks available at
the VARSITY, Graham Memorial,
and the Tar Heel office.
Congratulations on 150th Anniversary
Carolina Cycle and Tennis Co.
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