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Coach Bob Fetzer Completes
His 25th Season at Carolina
R. A. ("Coach Bob") Fetzer, Athletic Director at the University
of North Carolina, who is completing his 25th ball season this
year, can look back on a quarter-century of growth and progress
in athletics here which has few counterparts over the nation.
When he and his brother Bill camef
to the Hill back in 1921, the University
had only two coaches th Fetzers
five varsity teams, two small fields, and
a miniature gymnasium. Today it has
a million dollar plant, a staff of around
35, and one of the nation's broadest
programs of physical education and
athletics.
During the quarter-century Fetzer
regime, Tar Heel teams have run up
a winning percentage of .711 for all
sports and have captured 50 out of a
possible 148 Southern Conference
championships a record that prob-?
ably cannot be equalled in the nation,
,Yet Coach Bob, when asked the
secret behind Carolina's marvelous re
cord, gave the major credit to the mass
participation, efficient work, hard play,
and fine spirit of the Tar Heel athletes,
and reaffirmed his old credo: "There's
a lot more to the game than victory."
"Surely we all like to win", he said.
"But winning is not the goal and end
unto itself. Rather it is the proof of
effective work, play, and spirit, and
these are the things that count.
"Look at it another way", he went
on in his shy way. "There are only a
handful of unbeaten elevens in the
country each fall. But I am sure the
many other fine teams in the other 99
percent of our colleges are not fail-
ores.
These words may sound strange
coming from the head of an athletic
department with a record such as
Carolina, but Coach Bob means it,
practices it, and lives it as anyone
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Carolina Romps Over Cavaliers 27-18
The Carolina-Virginia football
program Saturday was dedicated to
R. A. "Coach Bob" Fetzer, well
known and beloved Tar Heel ath
letic director, in recognition of his
quarter-century of splendid service
to the University.
can vouch who knows him well.
When the Fetzers came to Carolina,
he two-man athletic staff handled
football together. In the spring, Coach
Bob took track and Coach Bill took
baseball. "Neither one of us knew
basketball", Coach Bob recalls. ," We
just traveled with the team." That
See XJOACH BOB, page 4.
Warren, Camp!
Pace Powerful
Ground Attack
Tar Heels Obtain
24 First Downs
Pulling up to the finish with a
won and lost record of five and
five, the Carolina Tar Heel foot
ball team pushed past the high
ly-touted Virginia Cavaliers, 27-
18, here in Kenan stadium Sat
urday afternoon in the 50th play
ing of the oldest grid rivalry in
the South.
The win put Carolina ahead in the
records, giving the Tar Heels of
Coach Carl Snavely 24 games won as
compared to 23 lost. Three have been
ties. The encounter was played before
a crowd of 12,000 spectators, many of
whom were among the older alumni
of UNC, and it was a good game to
conclude the season with a game that
saw the Tar Heel offense roll almost
at will through the Virginia line.
Carolina piled up a 20-0 margin
before the Cavaliers ever were able
to cross the goal, taking the ball on
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Jim Camp, left, played a brilliant role in Carolina's crushing victory
over Virginia last Saturday as the wiry gridder crossed the goal-line
twice for the Tar Heels. , Jim Jordan, stalwart cageman for the White
Phantoms will be counted on heavily in tomorrow's opening court fea
ture with Camp Lee.
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The lineups:
Virginia Pos,
Picket le
Kirkland It
Gianakos Ig
Myers c
Cantrell rg
Parlow ' rt
Jameson re
Ellis qb
Brown lh
Perry rh
Kennard fb
N. C.
Pritchard
Curran
Wardle
Bemot
Varney
Hazelwood
Cooke
Rizzo
Warren
Camp
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a 90-yard sustained drive from the
opening kickoff for the initial score.
Five first downs in a row on the
ground by Co-Captain Bill Voris, Jim
Camp and Bob Warren put the ball
in position early in the game, and
Camp raced around his own right end
for the TD. Bob Cox came in and
kicked the point just as the clock
crossed the 6:10 mark.
After an exchange of punts, Vir
ginia was on the Carolina 40, and
Charlie Ellis tossed a long pass down
in Carolina territory, but Camp made
See FOOTBALL, page U.
Runners End Season With
Win Over Virginia, 15-44
Grid Event Nears
Completion Today
Climaxing a hard-contested season
of intramural football. Delta Kappa
Epsilon meets Phi Gamma Delta and
Medical School No . 1 encounters
NROTC Second Company this after
noon at intramural fields one and two
respectively at 4:15. The winners of
both games tangle tomorrow to de
termine this year's, campus cham
pions.
Both the Dekes and Phi Gams have
emerged from play in the fraternity
circuit undefeated. The Dekes have
defeated SAE, Chi Psi, Kappa Alpha,
TEP, and Pi Lamba Phi. None of the
five teams have scored on DKE. The
hi Gams boast wins over Beta Theta
i, PiKA, Sigma Nu, Phi Delta Theta,
See GRID EVENT, page 4.
Q A blaze of glory ended the current
cross-country season for Carolina as American George Senesky,
tAll-American
Leads Service
Court Outfit
Tar Heels Ready
For Visiting Foe
By Irwin Smallwood
The 1945-46 Carolina White
Phantoms of the hardwood will
officially open the season tomor
row night here in Woollen gym
nasium when they take on the
strong Camp Lee, Va., cagers in
the first of 28 scheduled con
tests. The game will get under
way at 8 o'clock.
For Carolina the starting lineup is
settled with the exception of one spot,
and the starters already chosen are
four men who started on the Southern
conference championship team of last
season. They are Jim Jordan, high
scoring All-American, John Dillon,
Bob Paxton and Don Anderson. The
fifth position in the lineup will more
than likely be filled by veteran Jim
Hayworth or Taylor Thorne, but ac
cording to Coach (Lt.) Ben Carnevale
the berth will not be settled upon ;
until game time.
Camp Lee, which has one of the
best service teams in this section, and
the nation in fact, is paced by All-
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the distance runners crushed Virginia
last Saturday afternoon 15-44. Five
Tar Heels hand in hand broke the tape
together in a spectacular finish.
The boys, Jack Hester, Bob Dodson,
Frank Hatch, Art Lamb and George
Harris, were all clocked in the same
time of 19:55 for the three and five
eighths mile course. "Though not the
first time it has been done in Carolina
track history the multiple finish none
theless presented a thrilling spectacle
to the fans at Kenan Stadium.
Bob Eagle and O. A. Allen finished
eighth and eleventh respectively while
Mack Hobkirk and J. Bolch ran un
officially to round out the Carolina
delegation.
Unbeaten in Southern collegiate
competition and already holders of
the Southern Conference title, the Ran
sonmen were out to make their fina!
meet their best and did so by scoring
the minimum number of fifteen points,
It was the final meet for many of the
boys on the squad. The team has chalk
ed up a record of seven victories
against one defeat, that being at the
hands of a powerful Navy squad
Georgia Tech, and Duke were each
turned back twice while State and
Cherry Point fell once at the hands of
Carolina's powerful hill and dalers.
The midseason loss of the number
one and two men, Doug Erath and
Whitey Holden, failed to slow up the
team as Bob Dodson became the indi
vidual star, winning all meets except
the Cherry Point meet this semester.
For Coach Dale Ranson, the season
marked another in his consistent
string of championship teams
With his cross-country problems
now out of the way full emphasis will
be able to be placed on the job of ready
ing his indoor runners for the ap
proaching board campaign. With co-
captains Ted Haigler and J ack Hester
leading the way another successful
season is anticipated. Daily practice
sessions as well as several intra-squad
mets are keeping the tracksters in
shape.
Summaries:
1-Hester C, Lamb C, Hatch C, Dod
son C, Harris C, 19:55.(Tie). 6-Peltz
V 20:04, 7-Demos V 20:22, 8-Allen C
20:32, Hobkirk (unoff.) 20:35, 9-Acker
See RUNNERS END, page 4.
his college playing for St. Joseph
University in Philadelphia. Another
All-American bolsters the soldier
lineup, and the entire club is made up
of former collegiate stars.
Said Coach Carnevale yesterday, "I
think that the Camp Lee team may
be a little too much for our boys, in
view of their added experience. It
will all depend on how the Phants
perform. Most of the soldiers have
had extensive collegiate work be
fore." Coaches Carnevale and Pete Mullis
sent the Tar Heel cagers through
light drills Sunday afternoon, stress
ing foul shooting and finishing off
practices. A pre-season practice tilt
was played with Ft. Bragg last
Wednesday, and the Tar HeeU took
the visitors into camp by a 54-50
score.
Following the game tomorrow
night, Carolina will prepare for Camp
Pickett here Saturday night and
Greensboro ORD there next Tuesday
night. Games will be played right up
to the Christmas holidays, and a four
day swing north is planned for the
27th and 29th of December. The
Phantoms will meet NYU in Madison
Square Garden on the 27th, and move
on to Philadelphia the 29th to meet
St. Joseph.
Carolina is facing one of the tough
est schedules on record, including a
game on its slate with the Naval
Academy, and the Southern confer
ence champs will be tested time and
again before the collegiate play ever
gets underway.
These early games with service
teams are primarily for experience,"
Coach Carnevale said. "Many of the
teams should be superior to us in ex
perience, but we wanted to get early
games. They are much more beneficial
than intra-squad scrimmages.'
Coaches Carnevale and Mullis will
be engulfing on their second season
as head mentors of the Tar Heel bas
ketballers, having pocketed the most
successful season on record last year
with the unexperienced lads who final-
y turned into one of the best quints
in the South. Carnevale took over
head coaching duties from Bill Lange,
who resigned his position early in the
fall last year.
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