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Tar Heels Leave Today and TTH1
Antre at Chariot! esriHe in
Time for Workout This After-Tmnn-
Priisisz Fetzerraeii for
Tomorrow's Work.
HURDLES TO EE FEATURE
Coach Bob Fclzer Takes Alcns
Twenty-Sercn Track Charges
to Defend Carolina's 14 Years
of Undefeated Dual Ueets
TVith Southern Opponents.
Carolina's Southern Confer
ence champion track team in
vades Virginia tomorrow meet
ing the University of Virginia
in a dual meet at Charlottesville,
Va.
The Cavaliers are reported
to have a strong team. They
finished a close second in the
conference indoor meet. Their
outstanding man is Everett, fast
Virginia
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Seeded Stars Advance In State Net Tournament
Pirates
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Jimmy Halverstadt, Davidson,
Barney Welch and John Hig
123, Duke, Easily Stroke Way
to Win in First Day's Flav.
McGLINX-WELCH FEATURE
Johnny McGlinn Gives Welch
Scare in Feature Match of
Opening Rounds Only to Lose,
4-6, 6-3, 6-2.
By M. R. Alexander
(Special to the Daily Tab Heel)
The North Carolina Intercol
legiate Tennis tournament got
under way here yesterday after
noon and moved through a
round and a half of singles
without a major upset.
Three jof the seeded players,
Jimmy Halverstadt of David-
Blue Imp Traclisters Vanquish
Tar Baby Aggregation, 105-21
Plural Fights Today
Duke Yearlings Take Thirteen
Out of Possible Fourteen First
Places to Clinch Decisive
.Triumph.
GAMMON WINS SSO EVENT
Political Interest 35
Years Ago Centered In
Officers For Dances
son and Barney Welch and John
hardier ho has set new records Higgins of Duke, stroked their
kft and right in the two hurdle waT into quarirfinais.
events. Harris Meets Lafferty
U. X. a Out for Blood The fourth, Harvey Harris
The Carolina team will at- of Carolina meets Lafferty of
tempt to keep its slate clean, in Davidson in his second round
southern competition. The Heels match tomorrow mormjig, when
have not been defeated by a sou- the freshman tourney and var
thern team since 1922 and have sity doubles also will get under
lost only three inters ectional way.
meets during this length of Of the "Four Horsemen, ou
tline, ly. Welch, who was seeded sec-Co-Captains
Ralston LeGore ond to Halverstadt, was pressed,
and Ed McRae will lead the and John McGlinn of Carolina
team to what is looked to as an- gave him a good scare in what
other victory. Each of the cap- proved the feature match of the
tains should turn in first places clay.
in their two events the Javelin McGlinn Wins First Set
a rr,f!o -toctwt-pIv 1 McGlinn took the first set
Keen Hurdles Fight
with a series of beautiful shots,
The outstanding fight of the uut wuu Uil"
xHTl hP in the hurdles, be- baU serves and sizzling drives
tween Carolina's Abernethy and rallied and ran &e out'
lift klJ. XJ-W I -r -
ext. All three men are fast per
formers and some tight races
are expected.
TV a mPTi -vchn nrp maldn? the
trip are as follows: Abernethy, ; and Eginj. four of
Armfield, Warwick, Bear, ChU-
Eickey Willis, Carolina's sec
ond ranking player, was the on
ly other entry, to enter the quarter-finals
with Halverstadt,
ders, Drake, Evins, Gunter,!
Haywood, Hawthorne, Hubbard,
Jackson, Jensen, Keeny, Eimrey,
LeGore, McRae, McDonald,
Montgomery, Pruden, Reid,
Schmukler, Sullivan, L., Sulli-
van, H., Trubnick, Tucker, Wal-
drop, and Williamson.
Frosh Golf Squad
There will be an important
meeting of all candidates for the
freshman golf squad this after
noon at 2:00 o'clock at Emerson
stadium.
Bowling Schedule
Monday
4:00 Law School vs. Can.
5 :00 Phi Gam vs. Zeta PsL
7:30 Mangum vs. Grimes.
Tuesday
4:00 B. B. B. vs. Delta
Sigma Pi. .
5:00 Phi Delta Theta vs.
Med SchooL
7:30 3 Deuces vs. Chi Phi.
second-round matches being yet
to be played.
Halverstadt Impressive
Halverstadt turned in the
most impressive penonnance,
displaying a polished all-around
game to coast through two
matches and give up only two
games, and remaining a heavy
favorite in the singles.
All of the Big Five colleges
nlns Lenoir-Rhvne began the
fight for the singles champion-"
ship won last year by Wilmer
Hines and the doubles cham
pionship won by Hines and Le
noir Wright, both of whom end
ed their careers at Carolina last
June.
First Round Singles
"Halverstadt (Davidson) de
feated Perry (State), 6-0, 6-0;
Moretz (Lnoir-Rhyne) defeat
ed Wright (State) by default;
Levitan - (Carolina) " defeated
Hutchins (Wake Forest), 6-0,
6-1; Minor (Carolina) defeated
Fisher (State), 6-0, 7-5; Hig-
eins CD uke) defeated Brown
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(Continued on last page)
Third Annual N. C High Links
Meet At Hope Valley,,
Frid
ay
The third annual golf tourna
ment for North Carolina high
schools will take place on the
Hope Valley . Country club
course April 27. Students of
accredited public high schools in
the state are eligible to enter.
The tournament will include
both team and individual com
petition. No school may enter
more than four men, though
teams of one to three men may
be entered for the individual
competition.
Scoring by Medal Play
All scoring will be by medal
play, eighteen holes in the morn
ing and eighteen in the after
noon. The team whose members
Jnake the lowest aggregate score
for the 36 holes will be recog
nized as team champion, and
the' lowest single score for the
play will decide the -individual
championship.
A meeting of all the contest
ants will take place at the Y. M.
a A. here at 7 :30 o'clock at
night on Thursday, April 26. J.
F. ' "Kenfield, University golf
coach, will be in charge at this
meeting and also of the tourna
menL
drawings will be announced
at the meeting, and play will be
gin at 9 :00 o'clock Friday morn
Eooming accommodations will
be furnished for the visiting
teams. Durham, Charlotte, Ral
eigh,- and High Point have al
ready announced their intention
of entering., v.
Duke's fast and powerful
frosh track team took 13 out of
14 first places in their dual meet
with the Carolina freshmen and
walked away with the scoring,
105-21.
Besides taking all but one first
they also annexed 11 seconds
and in four events the Tar Ba
bies were not even able to
scratch.
U.N.Cs Only First
Graham Gammon, fast run
ner, scored Carolina's only first
place when he tallied the lead
ing position in the 880. His-nice
running kept him in the lead
for the whole race,
Shehan, star Imp runner,
took individual scoring honors
by marking up 14 points. He
took firsts in the century and
440, and came in with his team
mate to tie for first in the low
hurdles. Pickard scored 11
points by taking the javelin and
runner-up points in both the
weight events. Treat scored
both the firsts in the shot and
discus.
Farmer Cops Second
Farmer took second place in
the fast 220 dash and third in
the 100 dash to lead the Tar
Babies in scoring. Allen clinched
second in the mile for Carolina's
other second place.
Carolina's showing yesterday,
as the score indicates, was very
bad. They were outclassed in
each event except the half mile
which Gammon won. In the
low hurdles Jim inlay was
right up in the lead with only
a few hurdles remaining when
he stumbled and fell. Skinner,
in third place, also tripped on
the same hurdle.
Summary is as follows:
100: Shehan (D), Johnson
(D). Farmer (C). 10.4
220: Johnson (D), Tanner
(C), Spain (C). 21.8.
440: Shehan (D), George
(D),Ford (D). 51.0.
880: Gammon (C), Pruitt
(D), Gardiner (C). 2:01.4.
Mile: Morse (D), Allen (C)
Fink (C). 4:51.4.
Two mile: Baskerville (D)
Morse (D), Daniel (C). 11:03
120 high hurdles: Martin
(D). and Shehan (D) tie for
first, Mclver (C). 15.5.
220 low hurdles: Peabody
(D), Martin (D), Onder (D)
25.7.
Pole Vault : Leidy (D) , Leven
(D), Fleming (C). 12 feet
High jump: Myers (D), Par
ker (D), and Pruitt (D) tie for
second. 5 feet 6 inches.
Broad jump: Hanes (D),
Priekard (D), Myers (D). 22
feet 7 inches.
Shot: Treat D), Pickard
(D),Wrenn (C). -42 feet 8
inches.
Discus: Treat -(D), Basore
(D), Buck (C).118 feet 8 inch
es. Javelin: Pickard (D), Pow
er (D), Cooner (C). 169 feet
2 inches. ' .
(Continued from page one J
Edwin Alderman, Judge Mc
Crae, dean of the law school,
and Dr. Alexander, dean of the
119McKinnon vs. Sulli
van ; Lowder vs. Page.
129 Bynun vs. Cook;
Home vs. Salerno.
175 Resseler vs. Eichler.
Semi-finals, 4:00 this after-
noon; finals, :uu xomgnu
Coach Bumi Ileum and Seven
teen Players Move on New
Hanover County for Contests
Under Arc Lights.
FRED CROUCH WILL START
the Dewey decimal system. This
meant the expenditure of thous-
umversiry, were appomxea as a nds cf dolIars for aid.
board of arbitration,- before I -rc. z:- -r-ni
which representatives of the fl -n7,VT,t f Prudent Alder-
two parties appeared and plead- on the part of the Univer
ed their causes. I -.ktt-.i-hkc w?or n
In 1899 there was the big po- the Di and the Phi.
-1 it Jit t
uncai name over tne conege an- 0f cour5e there was indisr-
nuah The fraternities, which Eant objection from the two so-
naa up to tnat time puDiinea j deti As students here have
it and often lost money on it aiwaTS done, thev thought that
wisnea to maxe tne neiieman, facliIty was depriving them
as it was called, a real college f . nts. nronertv. and
publication. Therefore they lfhprt -Rt thi. leonrfation was
made
the Phi should pub
ter a bitter fight this
was passed by the Di, but there
was a slignt non-iratermty ma-
ority in the Phi which suspect
ed some ulterior motive in the
fraternities' proposaL
Finally the leaders and the
a proposal that the Di and pas5ed at last Bernard said.
i in tne summer ox ivux rru
measure - -r-. , L-.
lessor cernara went norm, suiu-
ied library economy in New
England, and brought back with
him an expert librarian to assist
Coach Bunn Hears and 17
Carolina baseball players will
journey to Wilmington today to
take on the Wilmington Pirates
under lights tonight and tomor
row night. The contests will
begin at 8:00 o'clock.
The Tar Heels will be risking
a fine record against the Pied
mont league club. So far, meet
ing Southern. Conference and
Big Five teams, Carolina has
come out ahead in eight straight
encounters, the closest tilt being
a 3-1 victory over Virginia.
20 Inning Record
Besides the game-record the
Tar Heels have not been scored
on in 20 innings. The last run"
was counted by Virginia in the
seventh frame and since then
Fred Crouch shutout Wake For
est and Ernest McKeithan held
Davidson runless.
Wilmington, a farm of the
Cincinnati Reds, is fast develop
ing into a strong club. Al-
proponents cf the change round- 'tory Qf the Universitv,
ea up an tne memoers oi tne this step strenuously opposed
Phi society to vote. It was the hy cainpU3 politicians, was prob
vote of one sick man, Philip abIy most important in the
Busby, who had been brought buildino- nf th rvrespnt TTmVpr-
losTiinor nf the new librarv. Ac
cording to those who know best tnougn it lost a mtting battle to
Wake Forest last week, 14-10,
to the hall in a cot, which gave
a majority of one to sanction
the publication of the Yackety
Yack. "
Politics in Library
!lnr lli-Khi TntTnp5; rprp
shown in the struggle over the . '
sity library.
Dunn Deputation
A deputation team led by Jack
Pool, erstwhile Y. M. C. A. sec-
University library. At that
time there were three separate
libraries, managed individually
and housed in one building: the
college library, the Di library,
and the Phi library. Some
times copies of little-used books
could be found in all three li
braries. The method of classi
fication was the old alcove-shelf
system, books being marked as
to the alcove and shelf in which
they were. Students had free
access to tne sneives. As a re
sult, with the growth of the II-
Dranes mere was mucn con
fusion and destruction of books.
In 1901, W. S. Bernard, then
University librarian, proposed
that the three libraries be com
bined and be reclassified under
in Dunn presenting a list of pro
grams in Dunn schools and civic
organizations. Among the list
of performers are Harper
Barnes J. D. Winslow, and Don
McKee.
Manager Carter has since add
ed several fine players.
Peacock to Play
Among those performing for
the Pirates is Johnny Peacock,
regular centerfielder of the Car
olina nine last spring. Lefty
Barnes, who gave the Tar Heels
plenty of trouble during the last
three years, twirling for Wake
Forest, is also a member of the
Pirates and will likely start one
of the contests against Carolina.
Freddy Crouch, ace Tar Heel
pitcher, will be Coach Hearn's
choiee to take the mound in to-
(Continued on last page)
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