Wednesday, December 9, 1931
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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SIGMA NU BEATS
S. A. UPSET
Second Section Goes Into Three
Way Tie as Morrie Long De
feats Grant and Harper.
Yesterday's ping-pong matches!
witnessed the unexpected defeat
of S. A. E. at the hands of the
Sigma Nu paddle weilders. S.
A. E., with Bryan Grant and
The general opinion among
lootDaii omciais is tnat some
thing radical will be done at the
Gwen Harper playing previously next meeting of the football rules
had a perfect record, having won
four games with no losses. Long
was the hero of the match, first
defeating Grant 6-4, and then
taking the final set from Har
per, 6-2, after the latter had
beaten Lenior Wright by a close
7-5 count.
This unexpected win by Sig
ma Nu places three teams of the
second division in a deadlock
for first position.' S. A. E., Pi
K. A., and Sigma Nu have all
won four matches and lost one.
Three Teams Forfeit
As the tournament nears its
end, the most numerous defaults
seen in a single day resulted in
Sigma Chi forfeiting to Aycock,
Delta Tau Delta to Grimes, and
Best House to Zeta Psi.
Phi Kappa Sigs Win
With Odum and Carsonplay
ing a steady game,- Phi -Kappa
Sigma handily downed Everett.
Odum won from Stoll by a love
set, while his partner, Carson
defeated Rosen 6-4.
Pi K. A.'s Are Victors
Woerner and McMillan con
tinued their good play for Pi K.
A. and easily -bested Enloe and
Tucker, playing for Phi Delta
Theta. Both of the winning
players took their sets by a 6-1
score.
Pi Kappa Phi Loses
Rosentrach, Lewis representa
tive, vanquished both Dixon and
Poole of Pi Kappa Phi, first de
feating Dixon, 6-1, and then
Poole by a 4-6, 6-1 margin.
Chi Phi Has Perfect Day
In the first love match of the
tournament Abels and Hudson
of Chi Phi took the measure of
Seawell, S. P. E. pongster, 6-0,
6-0. .
committee in order to decrease
the number of deaths suffered
while playing football. Thirty
one youths have died this year,
more than ever before, and
since something must be blamed,
the kick-off takes the "rap." The
general feeling is that if the fly
ing wedge was eliminated, it
would greatly decrease the
chances for injury. So far, two
methods have been advanced.
The first and more radical is to
eliminate the kick-off entirely
and the other is to return to the
teed kick-off. The latter method
tends to increase the distance
covered by the ball and thus
give the ball carrier more chance
to "solo." However, time will
tell.
Daily Tar Heel's All-Southern Teams
FIRST TEAM
Dalrymple (Tulane)
Smith (Georgia)
Leyendecker (Vandy)
Hamrick (Georgia
Mclver (Carolina)
Maddox (Georgia
Torrence (L. S. U.)
Dowhes (Georgia)
Zimmerman (Tulane)
McEyer (Tennessee)
Felts (Tulane)
End
End
Tackle
Tackle
Guard
Guard
x Center
Quarterback
Halfback
- Halfback
Fullback
SECOND TEAM
Derryberry (Tennessee)
Hall (Florida)
Patton (Sewanee
Godfrey (Alabama)
Fysal (Carolina)
Krajacovic (Maryland)
Gracey (Vandy)
Dawson (Tulane)
Slusser (Carolina)
Cain (Alabama)
Roberts (Georgia)
All-American Selections
FIRST TEAM
GREEN WAVE END
OUT WITH INJURY
Pos.
L.E.
L.T.
L.G.
C.
R.G.
R.T.
R.E.
Q.B.
H.B.
H.B.
F.B.
L.E.
L.T,.
L.G.
C.
R.G.
R.T.
R.E.
Q.B.
H.B.
H.B.
F.B.
Player
Dalrymple
Rhea
Munn
Yarr
Baker
Hardy
Smith
Morton
Pinckert
Schwartz
Rentner
School
Tulane
Nebraska
Minnesota
Notre Dame
S. California
Harvard
Georgia
Dartmouth
S. California
Notre Dame
Northwestern
SECOND TEAM
Orsi
Price
McMurdo
Daugherty
Hoffman
Edwards
Kronkite
Wood
Zimmerman
McEver
Colgate
s Army
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
Notre Dame
Wash. State
Kansas State
Harvard
Tulane
Tennessee
HONORABLE MENTION
Ends: Haynes (Tulane) ; Brown, (Carolina).
Tackles: Cobb (N. C. State) ; Stark (V. P. I.) ; Hodges
(Carolina).
Guards: Leathers (Georgia) ; Hickman (Tennessee).
Centers: Reiss (Virginia); Gilbreath (Carolina) ; Lod
rigues (Tulane)
Quarterbacks: Henderson (Vandy) ; Branch (Carolina).
Halfbacks : Leonard (Vandy) ; Chandler (Georgia) ; Kelly
(Kentucky) ; Thomas (Virginia).
Fullbacks : Brewer (Duke) ; Decker (Tennessee) .
Tulane And Georgia Monopolize
Daily Tar Heel Conference Team
-0 '
Georgia Places Four Men. on First Team, With Tulane Following
With Three; Carolina Places Mclver at Guard; Other
Entries Are From Tennessee, Vandy, and L. S. U.
zo :
TWO r.IAJOR GRID
GABIES SATURDAY
Southern California-Georgia and
Army-Navy Games Close
Season Colorfully.
Of the choice games afforded
the nation's football enthusiasts
this Saturday, the two outstand
ing conflicts are the Army-Navy
charity game at New York and,
the Georgia-U.S.C. tussle at Los j
Angeles. Earlier in the season, ;
Army, adjudged as having only
a mediocre team, fell before the
onslaught of Pittsburgh's Pan
thers and on the following week
rose to the heights and ran
rough-shod over a supposedly
superior Notre Dame eleven. As
a result of Navy's surprise vic-
ftory over Penn last week the
traditional Army-Navy game
takes on the color of former
years.
The Georgia-University of
Southern California game prom
ises no little action as both
teams have fine records, and
each will be striving to estab
lish the superiority of its re
spective section. Georgia will
have an opportunity to offset
the defeat received in the skirm-
Ping-Pong Schedule
Battles W. Va. Wesleyan
Jerry Dalrymple May Be Kept
Of Rose Bowl Game New
Year's Day.
Out
Tulane's Rose Bowl hopes
were given a severe jolt when it
was learned Monday night that
Jerry Dalrymple, the Greenie's
great end was confined in a
New Orleans hospital from kid
ney trouble.
The injury was received in
Saturday's battle with Wash
ington State. Dalrymple felt no
ill effects Saturday night, but
collapsed the following day
while driving.
Physicians said that only time
would tell the extent of the in
juries, and it was doubtful
whether it could keep the Tu
lane captain from participating
in the Rose Bowl game with
Southern California New Year's
Day. ;:
Dalrymple said that he suf
fer lifa im'nrv when he col
lided with "Turk" Edwards,
Washington State's star and ail
American tackle last year, after
attempting to block the big
westerner on the second kick-
off.-
The absence of Dalrymple in
the lineun in he Rose Bowl
game would be a serious loss to
the Green team, which counts
on his brilliant end play and his
rallying power over his team
mates.
Southern Football Best
There can be little doubt that
southern football has come into
its own at last. 1931 has been
a- banner year for conference
schools in intersectional com
petition. Whereas football's
front line was in the west, the
scene has now shifted to Dixie.
Among the highlights of the
nast season were : Georgia s
victories over N. Y. U. and Yale;
Tulane over Washington State;
Washington and Lee over Prince
ton ; Vandy over Ohio State ; and
Tennessee's smashing, conclu
sive win over New York.
The Chino-Japanese dispute
has had a disturbing effect upon
those Chinese who only wish to
be allowed to go on peacefully
with the civil war. Punch.
JACK BESSEN
Tulane and Georgia dominated
this year's all-southern selection
by accounting for seven men on
the first-string ' eleven. Georgia
with four men Smith, Ham
rick, Downes, and Maddox led
the field but was closely fol
lowed by Tulane's trio, Dalrym
ple, Zimmerman, and Felts.
Tennessee, Vandy, Carolina, and
Louisiana State each placed one
man to make up the first team.
Dalrymple and Smith
There was little doubt who
were the best ends in the south
this year.' Jerry Dalrymple, ail-
American end two years run
ning, was by far the most out
standing end the south has seen
in many a year. Most of his ef
fectiveness comes in defensive
play, although he is also a dead
ly pass receiver. Vernon "Cat
fish". Smith of Georgia extended
his all-southern streak to three
years, thereby setting some sort
of a record.,
The tackle positions offered
more competition with four out
standing tackles, Leyendecker of
Vanderbilt, Hamrick of Georgia,
Patton of Sewanee, and Stark of
V. P. I., with the, first two men
tioned winning the first-string
berths. Leyendecker is the star '
of the Commodore line and is
sure death on going under punts.
Hamrick, the Bulldog star, is
one of thehest tackles at piling
up the enemy offense.
Mclver for Guard
North Carolina placed its lone
entry in. the guard positions.
The writer has yet to see a
guard in the south as outstand
ing in all the branches of the
game as Staton Mclver, the Tar
Heels' 170-lb. bundle of T.N.T.
Table No. 1
4:00 p. m. Lewis vs. Sigma
Chi; 4:30 Chi Phi vs. Phi Kap
pa Sigma; 5:00 Aycock vs. S.
P. E. ; 5:30 Everett vs. Pi Kap.
pa Phi.
Table No. 2
4:00 p. m. Grimes vs. Zeta
Psi; 4:30 Phi Delta Theta vs.
Sigma Nu ; 5 :00 Delta Tau
Delta vs. Pi Kappa Alpha; 5:30
Best Housevs. S. A. E.
ish with Tulane, by defeating
the Trojans Saturday. U, S. C.
will have to be at its best to
down the Bulldogs and if suc
cessful, has yet another obstacle
in its path to national honors,
namely Tulane's Green Wave,
from the banks of the Ole Mis
sissippi. ' j
An added attraction for the
spectators will be the individual
dual waged by those two sterling
quarterbacks, Austin Downes,
of Georgia, and Gaius Shaver,
U. S. C. Both men have been
placed on various all-American
selections and one or the other
should come through.
PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS
Mclver plays most of the game
in the opposng backfield, and is
ii t
an expert, par excellence, az
opening up a hole. The other
guard berth was a battle be
tween two teammates, Leathers
and Maddox of Georgia. Mad
dox continued the brand of ball
that won him all-southern last
year and so was given first
string.
This year there have been
more outstanding pivot men
than ever before, but the hon
or of making the first selection
goes to a sophomore, Jack Tor
rence ol L. s. u. Torrence is
six feet four and weighs 265
pounds. Teams like Army and
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Track Notice
Coach Bob Fetzer has re
quested that all men who are
interested in varsity track
meet today at Emerson field.
The track schedule and plans
for work after the Christmas
holidays will be announced.
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