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Thursday, October 3, 1929
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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Maryland Game Draws Near
Three Teams Take Part
Scrimmage on First Fair
Day; Leave Tonight.
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The rain let up here - yester
day and the Tar Heels held their
first outdoor practice of the
week in preparation for the
Maryland game Saturday. "
The field was still pretty damp
and the coaches let the men off
with line scrimmage and periods
of defense against Maryland
plays run by the freshman grid-
ders.
Three full elevens took part
in the day's activities. Johnny
Branch ran one backfield with
Jimmy Ward and Strud Nash at
the halves and Yank Spaulding
at fullback. -
A second backfield included
"Pete Wyrick, quarter; Jim Mag
ner and Rip Slusser, halfbacks,
and Pap Harden, fullback. j
The Tar Heels will throw their
full strength into the Maryland
game.
The regular varsity lfhe of
Holt and Fenner, ends ; Koenig
and Adkins, tackles ; Captain
Farris and E skew, guards, and
Lipscomb, center, was running
intact except for Holt, who took
another rest on account of his
cold.
Jimmy Maus, who broke a
nose in scrimmage last week,
was running at half again today,
behind a big noseguard. Holt
should be in shape by game time
Saturday. Henry House, plung
ing fullback, hurt his leg in to
day's work, but the injury is
not expected to keep him out. 1
Coach Byrd Reviews
North Carolina Team
College Park, Bid., Oct. 1.--
Uni versity of North Caro
lina's football team, with one
possible exception, is the best
ever produced in the South
Atlantic section that includes
Maryland, District of Colum
bia, Virginia and the two
Carolinas, in the opinion of
H. C. (Curley) Byrd, the Old
Line mentor, who saw the
Tar Heels treat Wake Forest
so ruthlessly in Chapel Hill
last Saturday.
It is a team that has every
thing, in his estimation, and
is particularly blessed 'with
two great sets of backs. In
fact, he says that the Tar
Heels have eight backs any
one of whom is better than
Maryland's premier ball-toter.
Byrd will drive his senior
eleven and his Sophomore re
serves hard this week to
strive to stem the North Car
olina onrush here Saturday
but he sees it as one of the
biggest tasks the Old Liners
have ever faced, Yale or any
other teams not excepted.
BEGIN-TRAINING
Cross-Country Team Candidates
Show Exceptional
Ability.
The freshman cross country
team began work last week with
a large number of candidates
reporting. Among the most
promising of the aspirants are
Clarence Jensen of East Orange,
N. J., Mark Jones of Asheville
and Nat Lumpkin of Charlotte.
Jensen was a member of the
cross country and track teams
of Newark prep school last year,
and besides finishing wTell toward
the first in the cross country
tneets has to his credit the time
of 4:33 in the mile. Jones ran
the mile for Asheville last year
and won this event in the state IT
high school meet. Lumpkin ran j j
the mile - for Charlotte high
school last year and placed in ;
every meet.
Others who are showing up
well in practice are Bonner,
Boyd, Howley, London and Wat
kins. Coach Ranson wishes to re
mind the candidates that rainy
weather does not excuse them
from attending practice, and
that they should report to the
stadium every afternoon at 4
o'clock for instructions.
Notice
Professor Mcintosh, of the
School of Education, asks
that all students interested
in high school coaching meet
in room 6 of Peabody Build
ing this morning at 10:30.
New System Features
Intramural Program
The fall intramural program
will get underway Monday, Oc
tober 7th, with the opening of
the dormitory and fraternity tag
football leagues. Schedules for
these leagues will be published
in a few' days.
In addition to tag football
there will be two tournaments
run off by the intramural de
partment during the fall ; name
ly, golf and tennis. Notice will
be made, later as to when entries
will be accepted.
An added feature of this
year's . program, will be the
awarding of a large silver lov
ing cup to the dormitory or fra
ternity which compiles the high
est score during the year. The
rules governing this award are
as follows :
1. (a) Each fraternity and
dormitory entering a team in the
football "league shall receive 50
points.
(b) Each fraternity and dor
mitory entering a team in the
basketball league shall receive
50 points.
(c) Each fraternity and dor
mitory entering a team in the
baseball league shall receive 50
points.
2. Each team shall be allow
ed one forfeit in each sport with
out being penalized. For each
forfeited game in excess of one,
10 points shall be deducted from
the entrance points.
3. The winner of each league
in each sport shall receive 50
points; second place, 35 points;
third place, 25 points; fourth
place, 15 points ; fifth place, 10
points. '
4. The winner of the all
campus championship in each
sport shall receive 50 additional
points.
5. (a) Individual winners in
tournaments or contests con
ducted by this department will
have their points credited to the
dormitory or fraternity which
they represent. :
(b) In every case excepting
cross-country and track the or
ganization represented by the
- runner-up shall receive 10 points.
(c) In the cross-country meet
the organizations represented by
the first fifteen men to finish
will receive points as follows:
first, 15 points ; second, 14
points ; etc. fifteenth 1 point.
(d) In track meets the or
ganizations represented by the
first four men in each .event
shall receive 5, 3, 2, and 1 point
respectively.
No more entries for the tag
football leagues will be accepted
after Thursday night. Organi
zations that have not filed their
entry should do so at once.
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