WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1935
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PACiE THREE
White 'Pliant oms B at tie ' "
Duke s Blue Devil Quint
Tonight, 8;00,
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Ratedtural'V FAST WRESTLING
Carolina Risks Undefeated State
and SIC Record Tonight.
CLUB SATURDAY
A Big Five championship is at Kaydets Tied Navy and Were
stake, at least in the case of the Runner-up in SIC Last Year;
Beaten by N. C. State.
HEELS IN FULL STRENGTH
DOWN THOSE DEVILS!
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home team, when the White
Phantoms battle the Blue Devils
in the Duke gym tonight at 8
ocIock. Coach Chuck Quinlan sent his
Duke will have everything on charges through one of the, most
the ball as it makes an attempt strenuous workouts of the sea-
to stay in the race lor state son yesterday in preparation for
honors. The Devils have al- the encounter with the strong
ready been defeated by btate, V. M. T. wrestling team here Sat
and another loss will leave them urday night.
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in a position wneie iu .- Yesterday's session was de-
hope for nothing better than a voted chiefly to a discussion of
tie. the weak spots shown in the
Carolina, on the other hand, meet with Washington and Lee
will go into the clash with un- iast week-end. Every member
defeated records m both the Big 0f the squad participated in sev-
Five and conference to protect, eral minutes of wrestling. Cal
The Tar Heels have seven vie- isthenics and roadwork complet
tories in the conference and four ed the day's practice,
in the state. Full Strength
Trio of Aces The Tar Heels once more will
Last year the two great rivals have their full strength with the
met in three excellent games, return of Douglas and Bonner
The White Phantoms took the for the clash with the Kaydets.
first two battles at Chapel Hill Both men were left behind on
and Durham and as a result an- the Lexington trip on account of
nexed the state title. However, injuries.
when the two outfits met dur- y M j is reported to have
ing the Southern Conference one of the' strongest mat aggre
tourney at Raleigh, Duke staged gations in the conference. After
a rally in the final minutes of losing to state 1814 in the
play to nose out the favored Tar opening. meet the Virginians
Heels. journeyed to Annapolis and bat-
So far this year there is little tJed the gtrong Nayy matmen to
choice between the two teams. 16.16 d N had
Carolina's won and lost record . , swamT1ed the University Lriis A.,v R,cf0 st
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i6 uex uuo u of Pennsylvania, 38-0. Squad and Is Favored to
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ence tournament v. M. l. was
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nosed out of first rriace hv the LO SIiUW mucn ur AU1IU x
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W. and L. Generals by a scant m nPe t0 conquer tne strong
four points. Captain Currence, Oak Ridge team this Saturday m
brilliant senior middleweight the latter s Yjn. The Cadets
contestant, won the conference have one! ot the best teams m
Htlft in thP. IfiS-nnnnd division their history ; one which has won
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more Douts via tne KnocKout
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abies Rout Duke Imps;
Nine Point Rally Brings
Thrilling 34-29 Yictory
Box Score
CAROLINA G F TP
Mullis, f 1 2 4
Boone, f 1 -0 2
Potts, f ..... 2' 0 4
Meroney, c 12 4
Grubb, g 2 0 4
Ruth, g 7 ,2 16
. 14 6 34
DUKE G F TP
Lewis, f ! 0 0 0
Quick, f ... 0 1 1
Dean, f 3 17
Griffith, f 1 0 2
Edwards, c 7 2 16
Scott, g 0 1 1
Dooley, g .. 10 2
12 5 29
Referee : Knight. -
!arl Ruth Breaks Loose
On Scoring Rampage
With 16 Tallies '
Carolina Splurge in Final Three
Minutes Snaps Duke Streak.
Score at half : Carolina 13,
Duke 11.
TRACKMEN START
HARD WORKOUTS
Group Drills for Both Frosh and
Varsity to Begin This Week;
Charlotte Meet Soon.
FROSH DRILL FOR
OAK RIDGE PUGS
Win' over Tar Babies.
teams and then had an easy time
topping Army, 34-16. Caro
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SMITHSONI ANS AND
SWAIN HALL WIN
IN MURAL GAMES
Smitties Gain Last Minute Vic
tory as Waiters Keep Win
Column Intact.
VOLIVER IS HIGH SCORER
last year.
V. M. I. has a galaxy of stars
on the 1935 team. They are
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FROSH GROANERS
TRAIN FOR V. M. I.
route than through decisions.
There is not a weak spot in
the entire lineup, and they are
especially powerful in the 119,
149, and 169-pound classes. On
a whole, they comprise the most
evenly balanced team that the
Chapel Hillians have come up
against so far this season.
Babies Weak
After a week of intense train-
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mer tne trosn mignt oe sum
Today's Mural Card
4:30 (1) St. Anthony Hall
vs. Zeta Psi, (2) Mangum No.
1 vs. Manly, (3) A. T. O. vs.
Phi Alpha.
5:30 (1) D. K. E. vs. Sig
ma Chi, (2) Ruffin vs. Grimes,
(3) Delta Tau Delta vs. Sigma
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All frosh and varsity track
men are to start today on a pro
gram of stiff workouts, leading
up to the Charlotte indoor meet
and the Southern Conference
games here. All men are to
check in daily with the manager
at the Tin Can and unless each
man drills regularly he wil
have to turn in his equipment.
A special meeting of both
frosh and varsity squads will be
held sometime this week, at
which Coach Ranson will outline
the team's workout for the com
ing weeks.
Charlotte Meet Soon
The J. C. of C. games sched
uled for the Armory in Char
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The Carolina yearling quintet
blasted its way into a triple tie
for Big Five freshman honors
yesterday afternoon with a
sparkling, last ' three-minute
barrage, that overcame a four
point deficit and brought a 34
29 victory over the Baby Imps
of Duke University on the loser's
court. Nine points within the
last four minutes settled the
doom of the previously unbeat
en Duke frosh in a most con
vincing manner.
Earl Ruth, one of the finest
frosh basketball players at
Carolina in recent years, led the
Tar Baby onslaught with seven
field goals and two fouls for a
total of 16 points. His three
floor goals in the dying minutes
sent the yearlings reeling from
certain defeat into a brilliant
win.
Edwards Also Scores 16
His scoring accomplishment
was equaled by "Mouse" Ed
wards, astounding center for the
Duke outfit who also tallied 16
points. Despite Meroney 's fran
tic efforts, this huge youth
tossed in, some of the most un
usual shots ever seen, with un
erring accuracy.
Dropping away from the bas
ket, and with Meroney on his
back, Edwards would toss, the
ball one-handed over his head;
and-to the amazement of all,
the ball would slip through the
net without once touching the
backboard.
Great Team Work
The entire Carolina team
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After gaining an early lead,
the Smithsonian basketball team NeW Unlimited Candidate Un-
was just able to stave off a great doubtedly to Wrestle in
finishing rally by Mangum No. J Saturday's Match.
team to win yesterday's intra
mural feature by a 29-27 score. With the approaching V. M.J. ciently prepared to meet the Ca-
The other games played saw meet drawing closer, tne irosn jets 0n even terms; however,
Swain Hall. Phi Delta Theta, grappiers are going through the present lack of interest m
Chi "Phi, Kappa Sigma, and S. hard practices in order to swing boxing shown by the class of '38
A. E. all coming through in the back into the winning column has left the Tar Babies weaker
win column. once again. Yesterday afternoon than they were at the start of
The Smithsonians got off to a the long practice consisted of the season.
fast start in their battle with calisthenics, road work, and just recently, freshman coach
Mangum No. 2 and were out in warm-up bouts. Marty Levinson was forced to
front 17-9 at the mid-way mark. The visiting Kaydets' strength send out an emergency call for
However, an inspired rally and p little known as they have had more boxers. The fact that it
a tight defense brought the no meets as yet with any of Wnt unheeded, shows a lack of
dorm tPSTYi n 19-17 for the third Carolina's previous opponents. fiMinff snirit among: the first
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Quarter and from then on it was One of the matches that the vis- (Continued on last page)
a see-saw battle with Parker's itors recently fought was with
last-minute coal proving the Augusta Military Academy. A
margin of victory. severe beating was handed out
by the Kaydets when they beat
their opponents by a score of
33-3. The match was marked
with six falls for the victors, one
encounter. Thomas and Wrignt u a -urn auvaiiLage, auu x
teamed un well to pace the win- by a time advantage m the lis
ners whilp Kanner and Alder- lb. class. As Augusta Military Last year students and graduates of
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Swain Hall kept its record in- j
violate, coming off with a 30-19
win over Everett in a rough, fast
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