Wednesday, November 16, ' 1932
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Page' Three
Second -Team Scrimmages Frosh
In Effort To Meet Duke Attack
Folder and Ogburn Work Out
As Guards vvnn oecona
Team' Yesterday.
TEAM GOOD ON DEFENSE
Stop Duke Running Atjtack as
Portrayed by Strong '
Frosh Eleven.
Calls Basketeers
Coach Collins put his second
team through a lengthy scrim
mage with a freshman team yes
terday in an effort "to build up
a defense against the formidable
Duke attack. . '. - .
Defensively, the second team
was able ,to stop the. running
plays of the Blue Devils and the
frosh were smothered time and
again by Folger and Ogburn,
both guards who were promoted
to the second team for the ses
sion. It seems extremely doubt
ful as to whether or not George
Barclay will be able to do bat
tle Saturday and Coach Collins
is seeking more guard material.
Shaffer Still Delivering
In the scrimmage Charlie
Shaffer continued to show nice
drive and power, ripping off sev
eral nice gains from the line.
TTflnps "Lassiter and Tom -Whitei
also looked good. White, who
saw his first action Saturday
against Davidson since the Van
derbilt game, still has a slight
limp but his ankle is getting
stronger every day.
The varsity second team
showed Frankel and Cozart,
ends; Collins and Tatum,-tack
les : Folger and Ogburn, guards ;
and Mclver, center. In the back
field Martin was at quarterback;
White and Shaffer, halfbacks;
and T nssiter. fullback. Norman
McCaskill ran at half f or Whit
v.o isct few minutes of the
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scrimmage.
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MAT TOURNAMNT
WILL TAKE PLACE
IN TIN CAN TODAY
Intramural Wrestling Tourney
Will Be Conducted Under
Direction of Quinlan.
Coach Sandy Dameron who is
sued a call for freshman basket
ball aspirants to meet in the Tin
Can tonight at 7:15.
LEWIS REISS IS
STELLAR LEADER
OF VIRGINIA TEAM
New York City Lad Plays Fine
Game at Pivot Position
For Cavaliers.
Cavaliers' Captain
i. T. 0. DEFEATS
1 FAST m P. CLUB
Everett Wins From Old East in
Only Dormitory League
Game Played.
The annual intramural wrest
ling tournament will get under
way this afternoon at 4:00
o'clock in the Tin Can. All the
matches will be under the super
vision of H. P. Quinlan, wrest
ling coach, and Herman Schnell,
assistant intramural director.
Since there is no complete list
of the entries, all boys interest
ed in wrestling should come by
Emerson field after 10 :00 o'clock
this morning to consult Coach
Quinlan who will weigh in all
eligible candidates.
There will be seven minute
bouts with one-half minute time
advantage" to win a decision or
fall. All men are eligible to
wrestle who have not won their
wrestling monograms orf resh
man numerals or are on the var
sity mat squad. The men who
weigh in will be allowed three
pounds leeway in either divi
sion. v Further announcements
will be given during the matches.
Here is. -a list of the winners
from last year: 115 pound divi
sion, Mathewson, wrestling for
Mangum, who later won his var
sity letter; 125 pound class,
Lawson, wearing the colors of
Best House; 135 pound Dever-
eaux, of Old East; 145 Hiller,
Lewis wrestler, who won his
varsitv letter: Higdon, another
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one of the Best House wrestlers,
won the 155 pound title; 165
division title went to Hargraves,
Beta Jrheta Pi, who won nis
freshman numeral ; 175 pound
honors were carried off by Au
man, QiSSBcEMfiS!
or fvm shoes and sweat clothes his varsity letter; the unlimited
or old clothing, since no equips title was won by Dalzell, an
ment will be issued for the time other Mangum representative.
DAMERON ISSUES
CALL FOR FROSH
BASKETBALL MEN
Friedman, McCachren, and Ar
thur Come From Prep Schools
Highly Recommended.
All men interested in going
out for freshman basketball, and
who are not at present out for
any other sport, are asked to
report to Coach Sandy Dameron
in the Tin Can at 7:15 o'clock
tonight.
The squad will be divided into
groups and each group will be
asked to xeport tor practice on
the nights of the days that they
an-
Lewis Reiss, Virginia's cen
ter and captain has been per-'
forming as a stellar player in
the last few games in which he
will wear he Orange and - Blue
uniform. . He is to close his
football play for the Cavaliers
against North Carolina in Scott
stadium on Thanksgiving.
Against V. P. I. he had one of
his best days. Ten times he
broke into the Tech backfield to
tackle runners for losses and on
many other occasions he brought
them down just as they were
reaching the scrimmage line or
an instant after.
He caused a V. P. I. 75-yard
drive in the first quarter to go
lor notnmg wnen ne spire
;hrough and caught Mills for a
oss within five yards of the
Cavalier eroal. Later on he
checked- Holtsclaw, Morgan,
do not"
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didates should report in tennis
Coach Dameron took over the u ? notnm1f .lse
nrpssio-n has none much to CUt down
freshman coaching last - year, the hostmty to work. 0hio Stat
when Bo Shepard, who nad Deen journal
coaching the yearlings, was pro
Alpha Tau Omega conquered
a hard-fighting Tau Epsilon Phi
team yesterday, 21-0, to gain a
place in the playoffs for the fra
ternity league championship of
the intramural tag football race.
The game was played almost
entirely in T. E. P. territory,
where only the stellar defense
work of Leonard Eisenberg,
Arnold Jacobs, Joe Eisner, and
the rest of the losing outfit kept
the score as lowas it was.
A. T. O. scored twice in the
first half, Alan Smith and Bill
Kingdon crossing the goal line.
the tormer on a ten-yard run
around left end and the latter on
a brilliant catch of a pass from
bmith. Both conversions were
negotiated successfully.
In the second half the teams
battled on almost even terms un
til the last minute of play, when
Alan Smith ran forty yards af
ter intercepting a T. E. P. aerial
This play was followed by a pass
over the goal to Jones Pollard
for the final tnnphdnwn of the
game. "
Sigma Nu Wins
Sigma Nu won its sixth, game
in seven starts at the expense
of Phi Gamma Delta, 7-6. The
Phi Gams started off strongly
and, after receiving the opening
kickoff, marched down the field
on a series of short passes.
The march was climaxed when
John Hoggard took a toss from
Henry Hodges and dashed fif
- teen yards for a score. The con
version was broken up. ,
Sigma Nu started a counter
attack at this point which ended
in a touchdown on a pass from
Joe Griffith to Ed Hamer over
the goal line. Jack Glace scored
the extra point on another pass
from Griffith. "
Everett Scores
Everett won the only dormi
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RED RAIDERS OF
COLGATE SWEEP
OVER OPPOSITION
Andy Kerr's Gridders Pile .Up
243 Points and Keep Own
Goal Line Uncrossed.
The great team that repre
sents Colgate University is not
only facing another undefeated
season but it is also approach
ing a record that has not been
equaled by anymajor team with
in the last ten years.
Colgate Goal Unblemished
In eight games this year the
Colgate team lias succeeded in
piling up 243 points, and has
also managed to keep its own -.
goal line uncrossed. The Red .
Raiders have amassed this huge
total against such teams as St.
Lawrence, Case, Niagara, La
fayette, N.' Y. U., Penn State,
Mississippi College, and Syra
cuse. . '
However, Colgate faces its
hardest test Thanksgiving -when -
it faces Brown, the only other
undefeated team in the east. The -
Colgate mentors are sure their
T.pwis RpIss. this vpar's can
OnhhW fain -at Virginia who has made line can keep up its good work
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and nmsn ud witn a snutouu
Robinson, and other
backs before they could get quite a name for himself at cen
started. ter for the Cavaliers this year.
Rpks has nlaved everv minute Carolina will remember Reiss'
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of every game except the first fierce play in Kenan last year.
one this season. He has been in
action in competition for more
than seven hours so far this fall,
making his presence felt both on
offense and on defense.
Football is not the only sport
Tl C
m wmcn Iteiss is a penormer
of first rank. He is light-heavyweight
boxing champion of the
Southern Conference on Vir
ginia's title-holding ring team.
wmv Their connoence is Dasea
on the tact tnat j&rown nas
scored but 81 points in winning"
its seven games. Yet, Brown
Freshman Harriers bas faced stiffer opposition than
To Run Dllke Again Colgate, and has beaten Rhode
island, sprmgneia, xaie, jluiis,
Netmen Prepare for Match
Coach Kenneld s netmen are
getting in shape for their annual
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Carolina and Duke freshman Harvard, Holy Cross, and Col-
cross-country outfits clash Sat- umbia on successive Saturdays.
urday morning in a return meet in beating Syracuse last week
between the two schools. Colgate seemed to be holding its
Last Saturday the local team main power under wraps in or
chalked up a 23-34 vitcory over der to conceal as much informa-
the Blue Imps," but this week- tion as. possible from the eyes of
end, Bob Tuttle's yearlings will Brown scouts.
be out for revenge.
Virginia, Thanksgiving.
As the players are ranked
now, Hines is one, Morgan two,
Dillard three, Harris four, Levi
tan five, Minor six, Lovill seven,
Willis eight, and McGlinn" nine.
All indications point to the
same Carolina men to start this
time as started in the last meet.
Conte, Umstead, Keeney, Napier,
Garrison, and Sullivan.
Intramural Schedule
PATRONIZE OUR
ADVERTISERS.
3:30 p. m. (1) Delta Kappa
Epsilon vs. Sigma Alpha -Epsi-
Alpha ; (3) Kappa Sigma vs.
Lambda Chi Alpha.
4:30 p. m. (1) Beta Theta Pi
vs. Delta Tau. Delta; (2) Zeta
Beta Tau vs. Phi Delta Theta.
mated to the varsity coaching
position. Dameron led the first
tyear men tnrougn a. very suc-
nouofnl ooaenn winnincr tVlP Bll?
Five freshman championship.
Little is known about the ma
terial available tor this years
yearling team except for repu
tations that a few of the fresh
men made in the high schools
and prep schools they attended.
Jim McCachren, fullback on the
Tar Baby eleven, was named on
the all-state hardwood team for
prep schools last year ; Buss Ar
thur, end on the yearling foot-1
ball club, "received mention for
h is basketball abilitv at Ashe-
cs
ville school '"last year; Bernie
Friedman, No. 1 man on the first
year tennis team, has a good rep
utation for his play at Phila
delphia; and Morris Rhodes
made a name for himself by his
nll-arnnnd r.lav at Blue Ridge
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Carolina-Duke Bands
Preparing For Game
TVio YTTi-iwrsitv- band under
nf Professor T. S.
McCorkle, and the band of Duke
University under the direction
of G: E: Lef twich, are preparing
for the Duke-Carolina game this
Saturday. Before the game, the
two bands will enter the field in
led by their
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famous drum-majors.
At the half, the Duke band
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will enter from tne ueiu-uu
rr,rch to the Carolina
where they will form xne
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Professor McCorkle will lead
i,ni hands in the Duke song,
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bands in the Carolina song.
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