Wednesday, May 7, 1930
THE BA1VX TAR, HEEL
Pare Three
Battle Of The Caroiioas
. To- Take Place Today
Diamond Squads of North and
South Carolina To Meet for
First Time Since Spring Of
1926.
Meeting on the diamond for
the first time since the spring of
1926, the Tar Heels take on the
Gamecocks ' of South Carolina
here this afternoon at 4 o'clock
on Emerson field.
The last baseball tie-up of
these two institutions from sis
ter states resulted in a 3-2 vic
tory for the Tar Heels, then un
der the tutorship of Coach Duke
Duncan. Diamond relations
were then suspended for three
seasons and today's game re
vives an old rivalry of years'
standing. Contests have been
hot between the two Carolinas
in every branch of sport for sev
eral decades and the present
clash is expected to be no excep
tion. The Gamecocks are compar
able to the Georgia nine, with
whom Carolina was barely able
to break even in a four-game!
series earlier in the season, in
that they have on their lineup
several men of football note,
among them being Boineau.
Fans are hoping to see Mar
shall Rand back in his old place
at second. "Casey" Jackson has
been holding the second sack
job with little difficulty while
Rand has been out with injuries,
but there is a greater need for
him on first in . order that Cap
tain Jimmie Maus may be able
to add a little strength to the
outfield. Behind the bat, on first
or in the garden, Maus is en
tirely at home, and his hefty
heave with the bat insures him
a regular position wherever he
may be needed most.
Potter or Kushner will be
used behind the" bat, the former
probably getting the call because
of the edge he holds in batting
power. Since Maus has been fill
ing out his nine innings of field
work at first or in the field, these
two rookies have been having a
hot race for the backstop posi
tion. Both of them handle .the!
throws from the mound with
consistent ease but have been a
little weak on the hitting. Pot
ter came through With a homer
in the Wake Forest tilt last Sat
urday which, added to a single
earlier in the game, raised his
batting average considerably.
Luf ty and Whitehead will as
sume their regular places at
third and short, while the out
field posts are subjeet to conjec
ture. If Maus takes one of the
garden positions the other two
will be filled from a multitude
of candidates, aiming whom -are
House, Davis, Sher, felythe,
Branch, Paxton, and one or two
more.
Auburn Wright, one of the
two veteran moundsmen left
from last year, will probably do
the hurling for the Tar Heels. '
The Gamecock lineup was not
available in time for publication.
Frosh Go To Virginia
The freshman baseoall team
left Chapel Hill today at 8
o'clock on a four-day trip
through Virginia. The frosh
will play three games while
away, returning by Greensboro,
and will arrive at Chapel Hill
Saturday night.
They will play Fork Union
Prep School at Fork Union, Va.,
Wednesday; Woodberry Forest
at Orange, Va., Thursday ; A. M.
A. at Fort Defiance, Va., Friday.
Coach Cerney has announced
that the following men will make
the trip: Adkins, Chandler,
Griffith, McNeill, Scarboro, Pat
tisoll, Peacock, Ferebee, Powell,
Riggs, Daniel, Whitehead, Dix
on, Croom, Connor, Whiteheart,
Barber, Walcjc, Allen, Daniel
and Riddle,
Baseball Results
AMERICAN
Cleveland, 7 ; New York, 6.
Chicago, 4; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, 4; St. Louis, 1.
Washington, 5; Detroit, 4.
NATIONAL
New York, 11; Pittsburgh, 9.
Chicago, 3 ; Brooklyn, 1.
Boston, 4; Cincinnati, 3.
Philadelphia-St. Louis (rain).
PIEDMONT
High Point, 8; Ral. 8 (7 inns.).
SALLY
Charlotte, 5 ; Columbia, 1.
Asheville, 2 ; Augusta, 2.
Greenville, 8 ; Macon, 5.
VARSITY GOLFERS
CLASH WITH DUKE
Play at Hillandale Course To
morrow; Take On State
Saturday.
With the outcome of Carolina
in the recent Southern Con
ference Intercollegiate Golf
Tourney still fresh in mind the
Tar Heels are considered to have
a fine chance of capturing the
title next year since Sam Perry,
Harry Pritchett, Bill Duckwell,
and Bill Legwen, the big guns
of this last tournament, .are
graduating in June.
Thursday Carolina will meet
Duke at Hillandale, Duke's home
course. Although Carolina won
the state championship handily,
this match with Duke cannot be
considered a snap, since the Tar
Heels are combatting Duke on
their home course. Duke is
rumored to have a strong indi
vidual team and should give
Carolina a rough time of it.
The Tar Heels will have State
as their opponent this Saturday,
Carolina being the Wolfpack's
guests at the Carolina Country
Club at Raleigh.
On Saturday, May 17, Caro
lina will embark on a trip to
Charlottesville, Virginia to play
Virginia at the Farlington
Country Club, this match being
one of the final athletic matches
in which the Cavaliers and the
Tar Heels will meet this year.
Lambda Chi Alpha Wins
Lambda Chi Alpha continued
its winning habit yesterday af
ternoon by defeating Phi Delta
Theta 7-4.
After the first two innings,
which were played in the rain,
both pitchers hurled good ball.
Bob Bullock was on the mound
for Lambda Chi Alpha and he
worked , a fine game, striking
out eight men. "Brick" Gran
tham, the losing pitcher, was
given poor support.
The mainspring of the Lamb
da Chi Alpha attack was Stan
ley, who laced out two home
runs.
Team R H E
Phi D. T. 1 220 00 4 5
L. Chi A 430 0 7 8 3
Batteries : for Phi Delta Theta
Grantham and Griffin; for
Lambda Chi Alpha Bullock
and Prevost. .
HOLLETT TO MEET WITH
JUNIOR ENGINEERS SOON
A. R. Hollett, coordinator of
the junior year cooperative
work in the school of engineer
ing, will meet with each section
of the junior class in engineer
ing in the near future.
The three groups in civil, elec
trical and mechanical engineer
ing will meet separately to talk
over with Mr. Hollett the jobs
each man will take in coopera
tive work. Then each man will
give Mr. Hollett his three
choices, and the, jobs will be as
signed later.
Intramural Baseball
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7
No intramural games scheduled
on account of the North Carolina-South
Carolina baseball
game here.
THURSDAY, MAY 8
3:30 p. m. (1) New Dorms vs.
Mangum (a game rained out
April 17) ; (2) Delta Tau Del
ta vs. Sigma Phi Epsilon.
4:30 p. m. (1) Alpha Tau
Omega vs. . Sigma Chi ; (2)
Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Phi
Sigma Kappa.
FRIDAY, MAY 9
No intramural games scheduled
on account of the Carolina-
Yirginisi game here.
SPEEDY FRESHMAN
SQUAD WILL MEET
STATE WEDNESDAY
The undefeated freshman
speed merchants will journey to
taieign: weanesaay to engage
the strong State frosh in a-dual
meet. In addition to their un
blemished record in dual meets,
the Tar Babies annexed the state
freshman championship Satur
day in Greensboro, tallying first
place in the three freshman
events.
The men to make the trip to
Raleigh have not yet been de
cided, but it is expected that the
men who participated in the 66
60 triumph over the Blue Imps
will be over in Raleigh when the
call 'is put in for the first event.
40 Beginners In
Golf Tournament
There were 40 starters in the
annual foursome flight tourna
ment staged by the Chapel Hill
golf club during the last two
weeks. Leavitt and Trabue
played Bynum and Caldwell in
a semi-final match Saturday af
ternoon; finals will probably be
played off Tuesday. Prizes will
be given to the winners by the
Book X, Students' Supply Store,
and Pritchard-Patterson.
Next Saturday play will, start
for the president's cup and the
club championship. This is the
first year of the president's cup
tournament, and a large field of
comnetitors is expected. A sil-
ver loving cup has been pre
sented by the Students' Supply
Store, on which the name of the
winner will be engraved. x
In the finals of the Women's
tournament, Mrs. Couch won
over Mrs. Quinlan 44-52, and
was awarded a silver letter
opener. Among the participants
were Mrs. Caldwell, Mrs. Leav
itt, Miss Branson, and Miss Bul-
lit.
The golf committee has made
arrangements with Sam Paul
sen, manager of the course to
give free lessons on Mondays
and Thursdays from 9 to 10
o'clock to any women of the
community interested.
Frosh Meet State
The Tar Baby tracksters will
engage the State freshmen in a
dual meet at Raleigh this after
noon at 3:30. The following
men are requested to be at Em
erson field by 12:30 ready to
make the trip: Brock,' Cordle,
Davis, Donnell, Drane, Babriel,
Geiger, Hamlet, Harrell, Henry,
Hodges, Hubbard, Jensen, Jones,
Lindeman, Martindale, Mitch
am, Newland, Pratt, Shepherd,
Stafford, . Watkins, Nicholson,
Redding and Wornon.
Wilton In Semi-Finals
Wilton high school went to
the eastern semi-finals in the
class " B baseball eliminations
yesterday by defeating Weldon
4-3 in a 12 inning game here.
Garland Smith's single with
three on base in the third inning
ended the contest. Ben B rum
mitt, Wilton slab star, fanned
13, and his pitching was a fea
ture of the game.
MTERCOLLEGIATE
OUTBOARD RACING
GAINS IN FAVOR
J. E. Wilkinson Sets New Rec
ord of 3 Hours, 26 Minutes,
And 3 Seconds for 138 Mile
Marathon.
(By Les Gage, Sports Ed., Col
lege Humor)
College students who have or
ganized this spring for compe
tition with outboard motor boats
are not only interested in the
short races but are already be
ginning to give some thought to
the distance marathons. In the
annual Albany to New York
Marathon for outboards held on
the Hudson recently a new high
speed record of 3 hours, 26 min
utes was established by J. E.
Wilkinson, driving a 32 horse
powered boat.
Wilkinson swept into the lead
in the last two miles of the 138
mile grind by sensational driving
after a disastrous start. Soon
after the starter's gun popped,
Wilkinson was stalled due to
water having gotten into his
gasoline.
Working frantically for a full
half hour while the field of 111
other racers swept by, he final
ly started against the discourag
ing odds and piloted his way to
victory. His time for the course
comes within two minutes of
equalling the running time of
the century between Albany and
New. York.
Wilkinson, driving a 32 sea
horse powered boat and Frank
James who came in second with
a 24 sea horse powered boat, ex
ceeded the former record with
motors of smaller displacement
than many of the others en
tered. Although intercollegiate out
board racing this year will be
confined to-the short events, it
is highly probable that within
the next year or two several
sensational marathons will be
planned for these student driv
ers. Freshman Y Cabinet
Nominates Officers
At the freshman Y council
meeting Monday night the nom
inating committee nominated
the following men as officers of
next year's sophomore 'cabinet:
president, Bob Barnett, Tom
Worth and "Bim" Ferguson;
vice-president, Tommy Thomas,
Cabell Philpot, and Charles
Rose ; secretary, Charlie Allison,
Bill Hoffman and Billy McKee;
treasurer, Jim Steere, Ernest
Staples and Lee Richardson.
These nominees are to be vot
ed on at a banquet which is to
be given May 19. A committee
wras appointed to take charge of
the plans for the banquet, and
a big , closing "get' together" is
being planned. All cabinet
members are requested to watch
for further announcements.
Sigma Chi's Win
Sigma Chi won a close tennis
contest from Sigma Alpha Epsi
lon Monday afternoon by win
ning the singles matches. Sig
ma Chi forfeited one match to
S. A. E. and in the other match
es Farleigh, S. A. E., won over
Holcomb 6-4, 6-4; Waterhouse,
S. A. E. defeated Jacoehs; Sig
ma Chi, 9-7, 9-7.
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Jobs Wanted
Due to the recent closing of
the. Welcome In Cafeteria, sev
eral boys who have been doing
self-help work are out of jobs.
The self-help bureau is unable
to take care of the large num
ber of students who are apply
ing for work daily. Mr, Leon
ard is asking that anyone who
has work that needs to be done
call at the Y. M. C. A. All work
will be taken care of and appre
ciated. ,
Intramural Tennis
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7
No intramural games scheduled
on account of the North Carolina-South
Carolina baseball
game here.
THURSDAY, MAY 8
3:00 p. m. (1) Alpha Tau
Omega vs. Phi Delta Theta;
- Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Kappa
Sigma.
4:30 p. m. (1) Zeta Psi vs.
Sienna Epsilon: (2) Beta
Theta Pi No. 1 vs. Phi Kappa
Alpha.
VARSITY NETMEN
MAKEjMG TRIP
Team Will Enter Southern Con
ference Intercollegiate Tourn
ament At New Orleans.
WILL RETURN MAY 20
Carolina's successful tennis
team, having defeated all good
teams in the state, started out
on their southern trip today to
seek new worlds to ; conquer.
The Tar Heel net stars will pre
sent a strong and well-balanced
team to their southern foes as
each player boasts a successful
season up to date.
The team will be represented
in singles by Hendlin and Liskin,
who have each won six matches
and lost one to date ; by Captain
Merritt and Graham, who have
each won six matches and lost
two; and by Baggs who has
won all of his five matches. The
doubles end of the team will be
held up by Hendlin and Liskin,
who recently won ..the state
doubles title ; and by Captain
Merritt and Graham, who have
won most of their matches this
year.
The schedule of the trip is as
follows:
The University of Tennessee
at Knoxville, May 7 ; Vanderbilt
University at Nashville, May 8;
Sewanee University at Sewanee,
May 9 ; Georgia Tech at Atlanta,
May 10; University of Alabama
at Tuscaloosa, May 12; Tulane
at New Orleans, May 13; Louis
iana State University at Baton
Rouge, May 14; Southern Con
ference Intercollegiate Tourna
ment at New Orleans, May 15,
16, 17. The team will return in
time to play Duke on May 20 at
Chapel Hill.
Meyer Speaks at Henderson
Dr. Harold D. Meyer, of the
sociology department of the Uni
versity, addressed the Vance
county teacher's meeting at
Henderson Saturday, May 3, on
the subject "Modern Trends in
the Home."
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Everett Defeats Lewis
Everett's baseball team de
feated Lewis 4-3 yesterday af
ternoon in a game limited to
three innings by darkness. Wil
liams' fine pitching for Everett
was offset by his teammates'
errors which allowed three un
earned runs to cross the plate in
the last frame. Bloom's sacri
fice fly sent Brown in with the
winning run in the final inning.
Score by innings : .
Lewis ... ........ 0 0 3
Everett .. 2 1 1
Batteries: .Stewart, Rankin
and Willey; Williams and Chaf-
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