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STATE COLLEGE ';
TO HAVE BOXING '
TEAM THIS YEAR
Dr. Ray R. Sermon, athletic
director at State College, an
nounced Thursday that the
W olf pack vould put a boxing
team in the field this winter for
the first time. The team will be
led by Sam Dimeo, middle
weight from Philadelphia and
coached by Lieutenant Elmes.
Last wi nter a regimental team
from State put on an exhibition
bout with the Carolina f rosh and
drew "a good crowd in spite of
the novelty of the sport in Ra
Ieight. The bout made such a
favorable impression on the
student body that the authori
ties decided to make boxing a
minor sport.
1 State is the third North Caro
lina school to take up boxing,
and the fifteenth in the South
ern Conference. Virginia was
the first to take this step and
was followed by Carolina soon
after. -
Scientific Society
Will Meet Tonight
The Elisha Mitchell scientific
society will begin its work of
the year with its 322 nd meeting
tonight at 7:30 in room 206 of
Phillips Hall.
Dr. H. V. Wilson of the zoo
logy department, who made la
boratory studies in Italy last
summer, will talk to the group
on the "Larvel Metamorphosis
,m.Manoxonid Sponges."
. Dr. Collier Cobb, head of the
geology department will be the
second speaker. Dr. Cobb,
who has done a great deal of re
search, will talk on the "Light
on the Loess Problem from the
Mississippi Valley."
The officers of the society ask
that all members attend this
meeting so that the society may
get off to a good start this year.
WISCONSIN SQUAD
TO ADOPT WHITE
Madison, Wis. (IP) The
time-honored cardinal jerseys
of the University of -Wisconsin
football squad have been dis
carded for the first part of the
season this year in favor of
pure-white outfits, believed to be
cooler to wear during the warm
- . days of . the early football sea
son. .
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FOOTBALL
(Continued from preceding page)
offense in operation this season.
The Carolina-State game, how
ever, is four weeks off, so it is
rather early to start talking
about what will happen here
November 8.
VANDERBILT CONTINUES
to show up best in the confer
ence with the smashing 40-0
victory over V. P. I.; at Nash
ville. With this win and Min
nesota's holding Pop Warner's
Stanford eleven to a 0-0 tie out
at Minneapolis Saturday, Dan
McGuigin caused many confer
ence coaches to watch his team
very closely. It will be remem
bered that Vandy beat Minne
sota 37-7 October 4.
TENNESSEE CHALKED UP
27 points against Mississippi
with both of her star ends and
Gene McEver sitting on the
bench. Coach Bob Neyland
must have a great bunch of re
serves this year.
COACHES STRESS
DEFENSE TACTICS
(Continued from page three)
Wednesday. The Georgia game
will De a erame 01 speed, since
both the Bulldogs and the Tar
Heels play under the Notre
Dame system, and for this rea
son the Tar Heel coaches intend
to give the team stiff drills in
preparation for an eleven which
is lighter but much faster than
y:w,
Charles Rogers, Helen Kane and Victor J. 1 00 re in "Heads
Up" At the Carolina Theatre Today
FRESHMEN LEARN
GEORGIA TACTICS
The freshmen spent the afteiv
noon yesterday learning Georgia
plays which they intend to use
against the Tar Heels in prepa
ration for the important game
with the Bulldog on Saturday.
The freshman squad was divid
ed up into different teams and
each team practiced the plays
given them by Coaches Enright,
Farris and Sapp. The first-year
men win proDaDiy go down to
Kenan stadium today and try
to offer the varsity a sample of
what is expected in Athens Sat
urday. COURSE FOR CAKE
RACE IS MAPPED
OUT BY OFFICIALS
(Continued from page three)
resulted in his being- ranked
All-American miler. He won the
Southern Conference cross-coun
try meet in both 1926 and 1927.
The Southern Conference mile
was again won by Elliot in 1927
and 1928.
Minor Barkley, 1926 winner
was one of the stars of the track
and cros-country teams for sev
eral years. He was captain of
last year's Southern Conference
championship cross-country
team. In the Penn State track
meet held here last year he nos
ed out Paul Rekers, I. C. A. A.
A. champion in the mile. In the
dual meet with Princeton last
year he ran a 4 :21.4 to take se
cond place and a half hour later
ran a 1.56.5 half,, which is the
University record.
JunO Fisher, who won the
race in 1927 was a member of
the quartet of Elliot, Barkley,
Pritchard, and Fisher which won
the National four mile relay
championship in 1928. He took
third in the Southern Confer
ence cross-country meet in 1927.
There was no Cake Race held
in 1928.
Tom Watkins, last year's win-
ner, developed into one 01 tne
1 1 " All.
est iresnman quarter mners,
and appears to be one of the best
prospects lor this year s cross
country team.
The entries for the Cake Race
close at 4:00 this afternoon. All
those interested in competing in
this event should see Coach
Ranson as soon as possible. Men
may report for practice daily at
Emerson Field between 3 :00 and
30 in the afternoon.
Yale Team Tours
New Haven, Conn.;Oct. 13.
(IP) The Yale University de
bating team spent the past sum
mer touring South American
countries.
Special
In following our policy of working as many self-help
students, as possible, we are with the official endorse
ment of the Self -Help Bureau conducting a small cam
paign. Self-help students will call on you tomorrow and
offer you club rates on pressing.
PATRONIZE STUDENTS!
PHONE 5841
Carolina Dry Clearer
Student Service to Students
THE DAILY
Correction
The Tar Heel regrets (hat
through unintentional mis
takes Tau Epsilon Phi was
credited with two losses in in
tramural tag football games
last week. Tuesday Tau Ep
silon Phi defeated Sigma Zeta
by the score of 25-0, and Fri
day Theta Chi bowed to the
same outfit by a margin of
six first downs.
Old Trees Die
Two Have to Come Down, and
One
Has It's Limbs Lopped Off
In the last week or so two of
Chapel HillV old trees have had
to come down, and a third has
had its limbs lopped off and the
trunk stands a bleak monument
to the ravages of time.
The two trees felled were a
white oak in the grove east of
the "Arboretum and a maple in
the front yard of the Roberson
place on Columbia street. Joe
Cave and other Negroes, com
missioned for the job by the
University, carried out the
death sentence on the oak.
while the municipal street force
cut down the maple and lopped
the limbs from the tree in the
yard of the Carolina Inn.
This last was one xof four
giant oaks that flourished when
the Inn property was the Graves
place and long before. The
other three came down a few
years ago, but John Sprunt Hill,
owner of the Inn, kept the
fourth, the one nearest the cam
pus, as long as he could. At last
the time came when the limbs
had to be cut away. The trunk,
however, is still good for many
more years, and Mr. Hill intends
to cover it with ivy.
LOCAL MEN TO ATTEND
HENDERSONVILLE SESSION
OF SANITARY ENGINEERS
H. G. Baity, professor of sani
tary engineering and Charles E.
Ray, Jr., principal assistant en
gineer 01 tne state department
of conservation and develon-
ment wiu attend the meeting of
the North Carolina Water and
Sewage Works association at
Hendersonville next week. The
meeting is to last from Monday
until Wednesday.
FRESHMAN MUSICIANS
All freshman musicians who
have had dance experience and
interested in joining the Fresh
man Dance Orchestra please see
John Finlator at 114 Grimes to
night at 8 o'clock. You must
have had previous dance
perience. ,
ex-
1h1d Mates
TAR HEEL
Intramural Schedule
Tuesday, October 14
3:30 (1) Steele vs. Law School;
(2) Mangum vs. Cam
4:30 (1) Tau Epsilon Phi vs.
Beta Theta Fi; (2) Phi Sigma
Kanna vs. Delta Psi: (3) Al
pha Tau Omega vs. Phi Kappa
Sigma.
Wednesday, October 15
3:30(1) pi Kappa Phi vs.
Lambda Chi Alpha; (2) Sig
ma Alpha Epsilon vs. Chi Phi.
4 :30 (1) Sigma Ncr vs. Sigma
Phi Epsilon; (2) Ruffin vs.
Lewis ; (3) Grimes vs. Gra
ham. Thursday, October 16
3:30 (1) Sigma Phi Sigma vs.
Chi Psi ; (2) Sigma Zeta"-vs..
Phi Gamma Delta.
4:30 (1) Theta Chi vs. Zeta
Psi; (2) Delta Kappa Epsilon
vs. Zeta Beta Tau; (3) Ay
cock vs. Everett.
Friday, October 17
3 :30 (1) Manly vs. Question
Marks; (2) Kappa Sigma vs..
Sigma Chi.
4:30 (1) Phi Alpha vs. Pi Kap
pa Alpha ; (2) Phi Sigma Kap
pa vs. Phi Delta Theta; (3)
Phi Kappa ' Sigma vs. Delta
Psi.
GEORGIA BATTLE
SATURDAY WILL
RENEW RIVALRY
(Continued from page three)
Carolina leading in points by
223 to 74.
Georgia has never beaten
Carolina by - more than 13
points, this having- been in
1923, but the Tar Heels have had
several big margins. Captain
Frank Rogers' team won by
44-0 in 1898, Captain Francis
usoorne s team won to-u m
1900, Captain Albert Carr's
team won 28-0 in 1901, and in
1914 the Tar Heels' famous
359-point eleven, captained by
Dave Tayloe, only Tar Heel to
lead two seasons, won 41-6.
The series was revived after
a long lapse last year, with the
Bulldogs, inspired by a thrilling
victory over Yale, evening old
scores by eliminating the high
powered Tar Heels from the
Southern Conference race, 19-12
in North Carolina's only loss of
tho year.
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X7"OU may call it toe itch, golf
JL iteh the "doc" may call it
ringworm millions of people
who catch it, call it "Athlete's
Foot" but all of them are the
same-- A. ringworm parasite,
tinea trichophyton by name,
causes thatredness between the
toes- with; i-t-c-h-i-n-g. Tiny
blisters, or a thick, moist skin
condition may be another symp
tom Again dryness, with little
scales is. a signal.
"At least half of all adults
suffer from it at some time,"
says theU..S. Public Health
Service In- universities as far
apart as Pennsylvania and Cali-
fornia 50 of the men have it.
And the? co-eds are not immune
either-
It lurks in the very places
where we all go for cleanliness
and health. on the edges of
swimming pool and showers
in gymnasiums on locker- and
dressing-room floors. It spite of
modern sanitation (you, have to
boil socks 15 minutes to kill it)
ADdsodipMiiqcb
FOR YEARS HAS RELIEVED SORE
MUSCLES, MUSCULAR ACHES, BRUISES,
BURNS, CUTS, SPRAINS, ABRASIONS
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
Oct. 13th, 14th and 15th
MR. JOHN KRAUSE
store to
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Sir '&iMM"r
You are invited to meet this style expert who
will present the newest ideas in fabrics and
fashions for Fall and Winter, 1930-31. He will
be glad to give you the benefit of his authentic
experience and personally take your mea
sures for Kahn Tailored-to-Measure Clothes.
FEATURE VALUES
en s Suitings and
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'OTHERS $25
Y. M. C. A.
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this fungus parasite infects and
reinfects bare feet almost any
time they come in contact with
damp floors.
Absorbine Jr. kills the
germ of
"ATHLETE'S FOOT"
Tests
in a famous New York
"lab"
have revealed that
Absorbine Jr. penetrates flesh
like tissues deeply and that
wherever it penetrates, it KILTS
the ringworm germ.
It might not be a bad idea, to
examine your feet tonight. At
the first sign of the symptoms
mentioned here, douse on
Absorbine Jr. And keep a bottle
handy in your locker as a pre-
ventive. Use itafter every
exposure of bare feet on damp
floors. At all druggists $1.25.
W. F. Young, Inc., Springfield,
Massachusetts.
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either of the past opponents.