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White Phantoms Meet Deacons
Abroad Thursday and V.
M. I. Here Saturday.
BOXERS ENGAGE DUKE
Tar Babies Also To See Action;
Two Winter Grid Games
Are Carded.
DOPING 'EM OUT
By
BOB BETTS
Carolina's athletic teams will
have their hands full next week.
TheFe will be basketball games
with Wake Forest and V. M. I.,
boxing meets with Duke and
Perm State, and wrestling meets j
with State and Davidson. !
Wake Forest will be met in
the Deacons' . gym Thursday
night in Carolina's last Big Five
game. V. M. I. will be played in
the Tin Can here Saturday
night. Carolina won first games
from both teams, but that seems
to mean little as to these return
matches, especially since Wake
Forest upset State 20-19.
Duke's boxers will be engaged
at Durham Tuesday night. A
victory would let the Tar Heels
take a clean Southern slate to
the Conference tourney, but
Duke is strong and has unde
feated stars in two weights.
Captain Martin .and Bolick, to
match unbeaten Tar Heels in
the same classes, Levinson and
Davis. Penn State, to be met at
State College, Pennsylvania,
regularly has one of the strong
est mit teams in the country,
and this meet, coming close on
the Duke meet, will be Caro
lina's test supreme.
N. C. State's wrestlers will be
met here Tuesday night and
Davidson's matmen will be en
gaged here Saturday afternoon
in two of three meets that will
settle the state championship.
The Tar Heels have one of the
strongest teams in several sea
sons, and have beaten Prince
ton and V.. P. I., and held Navy,
unbeaten since 1926, to a close
score.
Several freshman events are
carded also. The Tar Baby
quint will play Wake Forest's
frosh a preliminary to the var
sity game Thursday night. The
strong freshman boxing team,
led by . heavyweight Peyton
Brown, who has had four knock
outs for four bouts, will meet
Duke's frosh at Durham in a
preliminary to the-varsity meet
Tuesday night and will engage
State's freshmen in Raleigh
Saturday night. The Tar Baby
wrestlers will meet Oak Ridge
in a preliminary to the Carolina
State varsity meet here Tues
day night.
There will also be the cus
tomary Wednesday and Satur
day afternoon winter practice
grid games, so that the home
fans will have several interest
ing programs. Tuesday night
at seven and eight-thirty o'clock
there will be mat meets with
Oak Ridge and N. C. State
Wednesday afternoon at four
o'clock there will be the "Blue"-
"Orange" grid clash. Saturday
afternoon there will be. a wrest
ling meet with Davidson and
another football game, and Sat
urday night there will be the V.
M. I. basketball game, scheduled
for eight-thirty o'clock, . ,,
Protest Allowed
With the Southern Conference
Boxing Tournament at Char
lottesville, Virginia, a little over
a fortnight off, speculation is
rife as to who will be the new
champions in the different divi
sions. The tournament this
year will have more teams in it
than ever before. Tulane and
Louisiana State University will
represent the far South in the
Conference meet. Florida, last
year's champions, and Sewanee
will also have teams at the
Charlottesville gathering. North
Carolina will send Duke and
Carolina, while Virginia will
have the biggest number of
teams at the meet of any state.
In addition, to the University of
Virginia, there will be teams
from V. M. I., V. P. I. and Wash
ington and Lee. There will be
other teams there also.
At the present time North
Carolina is favored to regain the
boxing crown which she lost at
last year's meet. The Tar
Heels have an unbeaten and
well balanced team composed of
sophomores and seniors. Vir
ginia is the second favorite in
the pre-touriiament dope. With
such stars as Captain Bob
Rainey, Goldstein, and Gentry,
the Cavaliers should make a
strong bid for the champion
ship. Florida and Tulane have
strong mit teams and either one
may win the tournament.
In the bantamweight clas
Captain Minardi of Florida is
the leading candidate for hon
ors in this field. Incidentally he
was champion last year and is
undefeated so far this season.
Fishbourne, Virginia, and Per-
ine, V. P. I., are the leading con
tenders for Minardi's crown.
The featherweight division
offers some real fireworks with
Marty Levinson, N. C. U., Gold-
Qnly Seven Undefeated Teams
Remains In Mace As Intramural
Cafie Tilts Reach Final '..Week
New Dorms, Best House, and Question Marks Top Dorm League
Peacock Leads High Scorers With
Seventy-Eight Points.
o-
Standing;
The end of the fifth week's
play in the intramural basket
ball league finds seven teams,
three dormitories and four fra
ternities, undefeated in league
play this season.
In the dormitory league three
teams remain undefeated, with
New Dorms and the Best House
topping the field with six vic
tories and no defeats. The Ques
tion Marks-finish put the unde
feated teams with four wins and
no defeats. Ruff in and Aycock
have each lost one game but re
main close enough to be a con
stant threat to the leaders.
In the fraternity league four
teams tie for top honors with a
perfect percentage, although
the Phi Gam's have won two
more games than their nearest
rivals the Phi Delt's, with six
wins. The Sigma Zeta's and K.
A.'s finish out the undefeated
teams with five wins each. The
Beta's, A. T. O.'s, and Sigma
Ep's have each lost one game,
and are still close enough to the
top to give the leaders plenty
of trouble.
Three teams, the Beta's,
Sigma Epsilon's, and A. T. O.'s
were eliminated during the past
week. The Phi Delt's proved to
be the league "dark horse,"
eliminating the Beta's on Mon
day by a score of 54-25, and
taking the highly touted A. T.
O.'s to the tune of 36-30, finish
ing up the week with a forfeit
from the Delta Sigma Phi's. The
three victories of the Phi Delt's
brought their list of victories up
to six and second place in the
league standings.
Peacock, Phi Delt forward,
scored forty-six points during
the past week to bring his sea
son's total to seventy-eight
points and high score for the
season up to date. Dunlap, Best
House center, brought his total
for the season up to seventy-
four points to take second place
honors. The players scoring
over fifty points are as follows:
Player and Team Pts.
Peacock, Phi Delt's 73
Dunlap, Best House 74
Dewey, Phi Gam's 70
Crouch, Best House 66
Umstead, New Dorms . 65
Dixon, Pi Kappa Phi ... ........ ..... 61
Barnwell, Question M.'s . 60
Smith, Ruff in 5
Ginsberg, Manly ..... 57
N. Parsley, S. A. E.'s ... 57
Purser, Sigma Zeta - 56
Blackwood, Sigma Ep's 56
In team scoring, eight teams
have gathered a total of 175
points or better. The A. T. O.'s
added thirty points to their sea
son record to bring their total
for the season up to 213 and
high score. The Phi Gam's
took second place in team scor
ing with 211 points. New
Dorms, with 206 points, and the
Independents with an even 200
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litmen Meet
tate' Eions In
Lair Saturday Night
laleigh High Captureo State
Ring Title As Durham Team - -
'ops Grappling Championship
blues'' Triumph
Over "Orangemen"
By 14 - 7 Margin
Take Short End of First
Down Coimt.
Winter football yesterday
netted the "Blues" a 14-7 win
over the "Oranges" in a game
in which the first down score
was the just the opposite
Oranges 14, Blues 7. -
A forty-yard off tackle gal
lop by Hackney, freshman half
back, and a sixty-yard sprint
with an intercepted pass by
Thompson, substitute fullback,
both in the second half, did the
damage.
The rest of the game was all
"Orange." Passing had to be
resorted to at times, but Johnny
Daniel, driving little reserve,
was digging away in fine style,
and with Snead and Lassiter
aiding, the "Oranges" made
fourteen first downs and three
good concerted marches.
The first was a forty-five
yarder which netted a touch
down at the opening of the sec
ond quarter, Daniels taking it
over. The last march saw the
Oranges make five straight
downs to make it first down on
the five-yard line. There the
Blues held, Snead and Daniel hit
the line three, times for zero
yards, and the game was over.
The Blues, on the other hand,
never got more than two first
downs in a row off the stout
Oranges line, in which Smith,
Gilbreath, Philpott and Grind
staff featured.
Running was hard on the
muddy fiield, and' blocking was
bad, so that much of the contest
was listless, with both teams
getting as far in the hole as
fourth down and thirty yards to
go.
Capital City Boys Hold Finnl
Slargin of Thirty Points Over
Nearest RivaL
BULLDOGS SCORE 22
D una ways Slake Boxing Event
A Veritable Family Affair
Taking All Bouts.
Intramural Schedule
Blue and White Boxers Slated to
Win; Victory Will Mean Un
defeated Season Record.
The protest of Carr over the
use of DeRose, in their 36-14
loss to Everett was allowed on
ine grounds that UeRose is a
member of the freshman squad
and has participated in several
...
ireshman games this season
The game was declared forfeited
to Carr.
Burmese rebel, known as "The
Golden Crow," has been defeat
Monday
3:30 p. m.l. D. K. E. vs St
stein, Virginia, Towler, V. P. I., Anthony Hall; 2. Pi Kappa Phi
and Uaptam Martin, Duke, all vs Lambda Chi Alpha; 3. Phi
scrambling after the champion- Kappa Sigma vs Phi Sigma Kap-
ship. Russell of Georgia was pa
last years winner. He is not 4:30 p. m. 1. T. E. P. vs Phi
back this season. Neither Lev- n Alfa Thpfa? 2. Zeta Psi vs Sier.
inson or Goldstein have lost a ma Phi Sigma; 3. A. T. O. vs
bout this year. When Virginia Beta Theta Pi.
a j-w i a - ml
and Carolina met last weeK Tnesdnv
Goldstein was ailing- and unable 3:3Q p. m. l. Chi Phi vs Del-
o meet Levinson. It will be re- ta Sigma Phi; 2. Everett vs In-
called that Goldstein handed dependents; 3. Graham vs Man-
Marty his only defeat during hy
his freshman year, and the 4:30 p. m. 1. Best House vs
Waterbury, Conn., boy will be Mangum: 2. Phi Gamma Delta
out to even things up at Char- vs phi Alpha; 3. Pi Kappa Al
ottesville. Martin, Duke's Pha vs Theta Chi.
fighting ministerial student ana Wednesday
former champion, is going to try 3:3Q p. m. 1. Beta Theta Pi
to recapture the title he won vs Kappa Sigma; 2. Pi Kappa
during his sophomore year. pni Vs Kappa Alpha; 3. D. K. E.
Towler, although defeated, is a vs Sigma Chi.
fine, fast fighter and will push 4:30 p. m. 1. Sigma Zeta vs
the other fellows a lot before . A. E.: 2. Sterna Ensilon vs
it's all over. Lambda Chi Amha: 3. Law
And now, Ladies and Gentle- School vs Ruff in.
men, uoacn owe presents ap- Thursday
tain Noah Goodndge m the 3;30 p. m. 1. Phi Alpha vs
lightweight division. The Caro- st. Anthony Hall; 2. Phi Delta
lina captain looks like the class heta vs Zeta Psi ; 3. New Dorms
of the South and is a big favor- vs Question Marks.
ite to come through m his
weight; he has yet to taste de
feat this year. LaGiglia of Vir
ginia should give Goodridge a
close run for the title, although
MEET DUKE FEBRUARY 17
Carolinians Have Had at Least
Two Knockouts In Last
Three Meets.
4:30 p. m. 1. Steele vs Ay
cock ; 2. Lewis vs Carr ; 3. Man
gum vs Everett.
Friday
3:30 p. m. 1. Steele vs
Goodridge has already won one Grimes; 2. Theta Chi vs Kappa
decision over him this year. Sigma; 3. Kappa Alpha vs Sig-
Ralph Starnes, Duke, and Jones, ma Chi.
1 M J I
V. P. L, are other good pugilists 4:30 p. m.l. Aycock vs Ran-
in this class. Phil u ooneii, son House; 2. Sigma. Epsilon vs
Florida, was champion last Sigma Zeta; 3. Ruff in vs Best
year. Oddly enough, he is now House.
nf flip team.
In the welterweight class An Austrian musician has in
Captain Bob Rainey of Virginia vented a saxophone which can
is favored to win the welter tiwe iayea oy macmne.
ii. a 4-; two vesrs. peace seems farther off than
The University boxers go
North next week to try to stalk
Nittany's nationally famous
Lions in their native Penn State
lair, and if the dope runs true,
the Tar Heels will carry with
them an undefeated season re
cord that marks them as one of
the outstanding contenders for
Southern Conference champion
ship honors for 1931. .
The Tar Heels and the Lions
will cross gloves at State Col
lege, Pennsylvania, February
21. Reports indicate that Penn
State has another strong con
tender for national college
honors, and Carolina s season
record indicates- that the Tar
Heels will be out to give the
Lions a tough fight.
In the line, of records Caro
lina has beaten South Carolina
5-2, V. M. I. 6-1, V. P. I. 6-1,
and Virginia 4-3, while the lat
ter team had previously beaten
Florida, Southern champs of
1930, by 5-2. The Tar Heels have
one more meet with Duke,
scheduled for Durham February
17, but the Dukemen's checker
ed record for the year makes the
Tar Heels favorites to carry a
clean slate to Penn State.
The Tar Heels have had at
least two knockouts and as many
as three in each of their last
three meets, and will present to
Penn State an outstanding boxer
in every class but the bantam
weight. George Biggs, only out
standing 115-pounder, has suf
fered a broken nose, and a cap-
"A donkey discovered a mine
that has paid $43,000,000." And
other donkeys have put ten times
as much into mines that have
paid nothing. Weston Leader.
The highly unclad state of the
African aborigines shown in the
movie-exploration films gives us
to wonder what they do with our
old pants, etc., that are sent
hem from time to time. Arkan-
sas Gazette.
Raleigh and Durham high
schools ran roughshod over ail
opposition in the high school
tournaments in the Tin Can Fri
day night to cop the state titles
in boxing and wrestling respec
tively. The Capital City boys
piled up a total of fifty points
to outscore their nearest rivals
by thirty points while the Bull
dogs from Durham amassed
twenty-two points against five
for Greensboro, runner-up.
The team scores of the wrest
ling tournament were: Durham
22, Greensboro 5, Bragtown 3,
and Salisbury. 3. Five teams
and twenty-six men participated
in this meet. The individual
champions Were: 108 pound
class, Erwin of Durham, 115
pound class, Miller of Durham,
125 pound class, Erwin of Dur
ham, 135 pound class, Bell of
Greensboro, 145 pound class,
Fortune of Durham, 155 pound
class, Barnhardt of Salisbury,
165 pound class, Cook of Dur
ham. Durham jumped off, to an
early lead in the wrestling tour
nament when Vickers and Mil
ler, the first two Bulldogs to per
form gained falls over their op
ponents. Erwin of Durham
then won a time decision over
Roberts of Leaksville. Captain
Jim Fortune and Cook account
ed for the rest of the Bulldog
points by taking time decisions
over Shaw of Bragtown and
Boyles of Leakesville respective-
iy. '
Hiram Bell, Greensboro, kept
his undefeated record intact
when he won by a fall over Mann
of Durham. Bell counted for all
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