Thursday, May 5, 1932
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Pace Thrcb
HEEL TRACKMEN
AFTER TWELFTH
STRAIGHT TITLE
Duke and' Davidson Expected to
Furnish Carolina Stiffest
Competition Saturday.
The Carolina track team will
seek its twelfth consecutive state
championship in the state meet
Saturday at Emerson field. Duke
and Davidson will offer the stern
est competition to the Tar Heels,
although State and Wake For
est have entered several indivi
dual stars. The annual affair
promises to be one of the clos
est in several years and records
are certain to topple in - more
than one event.
' The dashes will feature Far
mer of Carolina, Brownlee, Duke
speedster, and Fleagle of David
son. These men have turned in
brilliant races this season and to
all indications will hook up in a
merry speed duel. The 440 mark
of 50.4 set up by Ottinger- of
State in 1930 will have to weath
er the attack of some fast quar-ter-milers
in Marland, Fulmer
and Floyd of State, who won the
event last year. Fulmer has
beaten both Marland and Weil
this year and both runners will
be out to even things up some
what. The timers may be in for
a surprise when one of these men
hit that tape. - -
Jensen May Run 880
In the 880 Carolina will be
represented by Tom Watkins,
Wallace Case and Mark Jones,
who ran a nice mile and half
mile race in the Duke meet.
There is a possibility that Clar
ence Jensen, star miler, will also
run the four furlongs-. Bradsher
of Duke has run one of the fast
est half miles in the south 'this
season, having been clocked in a
1 :58.5 race about two weeks ago.
Jones, after running a good mile
behind Jensen in the Duke sta
dium, came back to almost break
the tape ahead of the Duke ace
in the half. The event last year
was taken by McGinn of State
in 2:00.2, but with competition
as keen as it will be Saturday,
that time may be bettered. The
state standard of 1:57 in the
880 is held by Minor Barclay,
Carolina rimner who won the
race in 1930.
Galen Elliott's mark of 4:23.4
in the,mile looks quite secure, but
with Jensen and Jones of Caro
lina and Red Lewis of Duke
toeing the mark", a change may
occur. Jensen ran a 4:28 mile
in the Duke affair and is capable
of bettering that time. Mark
Jones will be defending the title
he won last year and will be a
hard man to beat. The Blue
Devil distance ace has been run
ning a good mile all season and
may rise to the heights Satur
day. .Coach Ranson may also
shift Ed MacRae to the mile race
instead of running him in the
two-mile race.
Two-Mile Is Toss-Up
Bob Hubbard and Red Lewis
will renew their rivalry in the
two mile and 'will be pitted
against Brannon of Davidson
who has broken 10 minutes for
this event in competition. Hub
bard. Tar Heel distance man,
broke the worsted in 9 : 58 in Dur
ham last week, which is not much
slower than Cliff Bifucom's time
made in winning the champion
s' i-rw nin vpfl.r.' The Tar
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Heel's time of 9:51.7 is a state
record and may be bettered Sat
urday. Lou Sullivan, who al
most caught Lewis "in the Duke
meet, will make the boys step-to
beat him to the tape.
MRS. C. E. McINTOSH
TO TEACH AT MONROE
Star Hurdler
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DEACONS HOLD TO
LEAD MG FIVE
Duke and State. With Three
Wins and Two Losses, in
Tie for Second Place.
Rip Slusser, Carolina timber
topper, who will be pitted
against Johnny Brownlee, Duke
ace, in the low hurdle race Sat
urday for the state champion
ship in the event.
Intramural Schedule
Having downed every team
in the Big Five at least once,
Wake Forest keeps its decisive
hold on tot) nlaee in the state
standings. Duke and State,
with three wins and two losses,
were nearest to the leaders.
Carolina has three losses while
Davidson is still to get its first
win.
The complete standings
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Wake Forest 4
State ... 3
Duke : 3
Carolina 2
Davidson 0
Wake Forest needs to win only
half of its remaining contests
to take the championship which
Duke won last year .with only
one defeat. Any other team
would need to cop almost all its
remaining games to win, even if
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CAVALIERS PLAY
HERE TOMORROW
y
Virginia Baseball Team Has
Won Forty-Five to Carolina's
Forty-Four in Series.
Virginia Captain
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Pet.
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BASEBALL
Thursday
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yov'pt Tn ps v TbPto the leaders lost the majority of
ni,;. q -d; itoo aU, v its games. Davidson does not
Di-ii TTorvrxQ Qio hold a mathematical chance to
a.ak i Tv,; n0o noifo finish higher than fourth
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a a V. o Q;motpv,i v, The State-Davidson battle is
7ot t, ( tw. TTnnsA vs .the only game left on the sched-
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University, Va., May 4. Vir
ginia's baseball team, which goes
to North Carolina this week-end
for the annual two game series,
has made the finest showing of
any Cavalier nine in many sea
sons. It can lose all its remain
ing games and still emerge with
the best record since the crack
club of 1924 which won nine
contests in a row.
The Cavaliers have won ten
games and have lost only one,
with six more games remaining
to be rjlaved. The Tar Heel
nine will be played first in Chap
el Hill Friday afternoon and
then in Greensboro Saturday.
Virginia goes to North Caro
lina one-up in this series for the
first time since 1926. This
chain of diamond contests dat
ing back to 1891 now stands
with Virginia winner in forty
fivp contests and Carolina the
s
winner in forty-four.
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TAR BABIES WIN
FROM DANVILLE
BY SCORE OF 10-3
Frosh Score All Their Runs in
First Four Innings on
Nine Hits.
Bunching their hits and show- .
ing some nice baserunning, the
Carolina freshman baseball team
took their third win in a row yes
terday by downing Danville high
school 10 to 3. Although both
teams turned in four errors each,
many good catches were turned
in bv both teams.
Much of Virginia's success on rvr, oil t10,v crino
the diamond this spring is ac- in the first four frames on nine
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creauea 10 me leauctsuip hits Rand opened the first in
Captain Frank Sippley, who nin th a walk, went to second :
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nlavs first base. He leads the
Virerinia team with a total of
o
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an JUooney s ount ana scorea
wTian 7o?7st rrof tVio fir. Viit. foT
ten stolen bases and has batted the Tar BabiS Four more men
.438 so far this year.
Baseball Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 8; Chicago 7.
Cleveland 8; St. Louis 3.
Others not scheduled.
Mangum.
Friday
"" No games scheduled Caro
lina vs. Virginia.
ule this week, but all teams ,will
see action next week.
TENNIS
Thursday
SIG ALPHS HAND
DEKES DRUBBING
CAROLINA FROSH
FAVORED TO WIN
IN STATE MEET
s
State Track Championships for
Yearlings WiH Be Run Off
With Varsity Meet.
After a lapse of several years,
the freshman state track .cham
nionshins will be run off this
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year in conjunction with the var
sitv affair. Each member of the
S. A. E.keot their record clean mi o- Pi will hp. renresented in
Mr oTinie o-imp srVipduled. of defeats bv downing the Dekes vAflrliner p.vpnts which nrom-
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Baseball: Carolina vs. yirginia. 10 to 6 in a hard and fast game. jse as keen competition as the
.. ' ' The Dekes got off to a good start, others on the program.
TAR HEEL TENNIS counting three times in the first Carolina's freshman team has
TEAM BEATS N.Y.U. inning while , holding S. A. E. been undefeated to date and will
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- scuieies. wuuicid, iwYcti, oner no nine oppusiuuu mc
The Carolina tennis team con- came back in the second frame other teams. The Duke first year
tinued on its way to national hon- t thino-s Un with three runs, mn -fpli wiVa bf nrp. the on-
ors by taking the measure of s. A. E. then clinched the battle slaught of the Tar Babies but
New York University's team with four more markers in the wm be aided somewhat by the
Tuesday by an 8-1 score. Army, fourth inning. Harriss on the entrants of the other schools in
which was encountered yester- m0Und for S. A. E. pitched well, their attempt to come out in
day, Yale, Harvard, and Brown wnile Waterhouse and Cope were front of the Carolina frosh.
comprise the remainder ot tne best in the field and at bat. The Davidson freshmen are cer-
3:45 (1) Phi Sigma Kappa Aycock , Best House, Pi Kappa
vs. Sigma rni sigma ; w Phi and Swain Hall Are
yers vs. Grimes; (6) Mangum Other Winners.
vs. New Dorms
Friday
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 4; Pittsburgh 1.
St. Louis 7; Cincinnati 0.
Boston 3; Philadelphia 0.
Brooklyn-N. Y., not played.
schedule.
Woollen and Lineberger led the tain to figure prominently in the
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The Tar neeis win i ace some m k. E. attack.
the
crossed the plate in the second
inning on two singles, a double,
a walk, an error, and four stol-:
en bases, Hinkle swiping both;
second and third after he had
singled. Mooney's one base blow
accounted for two of the markers
while McLaurin's double brought
i in the other two.
Frosh Get Two in Third
The frosh connected for three
more base hits in the third in
ning and counted twice, blows by
Manly and Rand driving the
runs in. The final three mark-
Band To Be Heard ers were the result of two hits,
At Virginia Games an error and three more stolen
bases. Berry doubled and Mc-
The band will play at the Laurin was safe on an error.
Carolina-Virginia baseball game Zaizer drove Berry in with his
in Greensboro Saturday, leaving second hit, McLaurin counting
Chapel Hill by bus from Pierson on Hinkle's long fly. Zaizer who
hall Saturday morning at 10 :30. bad stolen second and went to
Members will wear the band uni- third on Hinkle's blow put the
forms consisting of white duck fmishtTier touches on the frosh's
trousers and the band blazers, base running by making a clean .
which may be checked out from steal of home. .
the music building this morning Two of the Danville runs were
and all day Friday. the reSult of errors,, while the
Immediately upon arrival in 0ther came in the seventh when
! Greensboro there will be a wentv hit a long double with one
street-parade, and immediately 0n base.
before the game, there will be aniy pitching the first four
parades to the Memorial stadium innmgs for the Tar Babies and
and inside the grounds. Bill Webster, who finished the con
White, who was drum-major for twirIed go0(i ball, both giv
the band for several years pre- ing up fiye Mts and getting five
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vious xo mis year, iiuj uccu " strikeouts each. Mooney, fwiin
p.nrp.d to lead the band in the pa- , Vivn 1TT1PS at
l,WU JMiigreo xui tin win-
final scoring as they have sever
al outstanding athletes on their
team. State and Wake Forest
are not as strong as the other
three but will receive their allot-
f ormidable opposition in the Score by innings :
Crimson racquet wielders, who Dekes 3 0 0 1 2 0 06
will b out to avenge last year s o a F. 0 3 1 4 2 0 x 10
defeat at the hands of Coach Aycock Wins Another
Kenfield's proteges, who snapped with Weiner pitching his ment of points.
a streak of Harvard victories. usuai good ball and the whole Childers and Gunter of Caro
Harvard has one of the strong- team fielding well, Aycock coast- hina) Goodwin of State, former
est teams in the country and e(j to its sixth straight win, interscholastic champ in the
s-hmild thft Carolinians duplicate
HnwriinO' Old West 10 to 1. AV- envin-f-c nn rl Tarrel of Duke will
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their feat of last year, they will coc bad the contest won with wage a merry battle for premier
be in line for national recogni- two runs jn the first two frames honors in the dashes. Childers
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tion. but they went on to maKe nve ana Tarrel have ootn oeen ciock-
i
mrvo in h a fifth and their last orl in n flat this Reason m the
T. E. P. TAKES EASY" three in the seventh. Old West century and Gunter and Good-
WIN FROM CHI PHI got their lone run in the sixth win have approached that mark.
offpr two hits. Besides Weiner s Cnnprrari a twentv-two flat fur-
Lewis took an easy win from ph R 0bbinka nd Grindstaff Uma to beat Tarrel last Friday
in
the championship race Saturday.
The sprints will furnish plenty
competition but the other en
trants will not be lacking in action.
cured to lead the band in the pa
rades in Greensboro.
Band men. are requested to be
at Emerson field ten minutes be
fore the game Friday, at which
game they will play.
ERICSON TO TEACH
AT JOHNS HOPKINS
Mrs. C. E. Mcintosh left yes
terday for Monroe, where she
will teach an intercession class
for the extension division of the
University until the beginning
of summer school. She is ex
pecting about sixty teachers to
xjcvvio wuik iii - pitcnmg, IvOUUlllS anu jriiiiuaLaii long tO Deat larrtJl la&t .rut
Manly in intramural tennis yes- gtarred for the winners. Simon an(i wiU be a slight favorite
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xeruay, wxiiic maugum was best tor um west.
"Rpst House ana tne vjuesuuu
Dr. E. E. Ericson, associate
professor of English, has been
I engaged to teach in the summer
session of Johns Hopkins Uni
versity. He will handle a gradu
ate course in old English and an
undergraduate course in Pre-
Shakespearean drama. Dr. Eric-
son is an alumnus of Johns Hop
kins, having taken his Ph.D. in
English philology from that in
stitution.
the plate, Zaizer, with two for
four, and Barham with one for
one led the batting for Carolina.
Cunningham connected for two
singles and a double out of five
times at bat, Wenty got a double
and a single for four, and Clarke
got two base blows for four to
hit hardest for the losers.
Zaizer turned in two beautiful
catches in left field for Carolina,
while Durham made several nice
plays at second for the visitors
for the best form in the field.
Score by innings: .
Danville 000 101 100 3
Carolina 142 300 00010
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tvtoVcj Fnvfpipd to Avcock. In
iXLCU. JVO luiivnw "
thfi fraternity league T. E. P.
took an easy victory from Chi
Phi while Sigma Nu won from
Msl Psi after an extra match in
the singles and Markham and
Carson of Phi Kappa Sigma won
from Phi Sigma Kappa by a for-
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feit. The match oetween me
Lawvers and Everett will , be
played today at 3:30 o'clock.
Rosenstranclrof Lewis naa an
easy time winning from Hum-
phyres of Manly, taking two
love-sets in the singles, mc-
MiVhopl and Gentry of Mangum
jfnA Tinnt. and Hinson of
U.tiictii'CVJ. ii"""
Best House by a score of 6-2 m
all matches. Byerly of Sigma
Nu had to play Barker of Zeta
Pci nn Pvtra set in the singles
before he and Thomas defeated
the Zeta Psi team.
A. S. M. E. to Meet
There will be a meeting of the
student branch of the American
Society of Mechanical Engineers
at 7:30 tonight" in 214 Phillips
hall.
Score by innings:
Aycock 1 1 0 0 5 0 310
Old West ...0 0 0 0 0 1 01
Everett Loses Second
After giving their opponents
a two run lead in the second in
ning, Best House came from be
hind to win over Everett 5 to 3.
Saville Will Speak
Dr. Thorndike Saville, profes
sor- of hydraulic and sanitary
rrv, ho or-orino- engineering - in the University
in the second with a run, but school of engineering, wiubpea
un Wd at assemblv today on vvaier
jLVtirtitb came uatA w uwunu mj. -
times and take the lead. Best Power.
House tied things up in the third
and then went on to win with
a run in the. fifth. Crouch and
Pickett were outstanding for the
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winners. Kosen lea Everett s
attack.
Score by innings:
Best House ...012011 05
Evprett 0 3 0 0 0 0 03
Phi Gams Lose
With Poole doing the twirling
and the whole team fielding
headsup, Pi Kappa Phi was vic
torious over Phi Gamma Delta
6 to 1. The winners scored their
markers when they bunched
their hits in the second, third,
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Special Debate
N.C.C.W. and the U.N.C.
QUESTION:
"The Cancellation of German Reparation and Inter
Allied War Debts.,,
Thursday, May the 5th, at 8:30 O'clock
GERRARD HALL
OUR SPEAKERS:
FORNEY RANKIN
A. A. LAWRENCE
Formal .
SPECIAL DEBATE
Chas. Raper Jonas (Republican)..... ... . 1 U. N. C. 1927
Charlie Price (Democrat) U.N. U
Friday Night, May the 6th
Gerrard Hall 8:30
QUESTION:
"What Party Should You Support in the Coming
Elections?"
Open Forum Afterwards
This Debate was secured by the Republication Club,
also sponsored by the Debating Council.
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