PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
CALENDAR
Frosh Basketball
Stakes All In School Drama
Murals
Wrestling
Chemistry freshmen.
206 Venable
Commerce freshmen.
Memorial hall
Itfagazine meeting.
Graham Memorial ...
Co-ed tea..
Spencer hall ........
Playmaker try-outs.
Playmaker theatre......4 :30 & 7:30
(Continued from page three)
worked with precision and out-
10 3Q played its opponents through-
I out most of the game. In the
opening half the Tar Babies
seemed jinxed on the basket' as
shot after shot rolled heart-
I breakingly off the rim.
Pete Mullis, particularly,-
found trouble with the hoop as
..;......4:30-6:00 he outstepped Scott and broke
clear under the basket only to
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Economics seminar.
202 Bingham
jmiss on four occasions during
the first half. . -
Ramsay Potts also played a
7 :3Q fine game, holding his man away
from the basket and being bril
liant on the offense as he trav-
A. I. E. E.
Phillips hall :..7 :30 elled all over the court.
Edwards Opens Scoring
Radio talk.
210 Phillips hall .7:30
H. Phillips Russell.
Gerrard hall
.8:00
Co-ed basketball practice.
Bynum gym 8 :00
Varsity Basketball
The game opened with Ed
wards tallying twice on that re
markable shot. After Grubb
scored from the side, Edwards
repeated again to send Duke
into a 6-2 lead.
Meroney managed to bottle7
Edwards for the remainder of
the half, and the frosh rallied
from an 11-6 deficit to roll in 7
points while holding their op
ponents scoreless. During this
rally Ruth and Grubb contri
in.tiu,.d 1ram at three) (Continued from page three)
vidual honors for the. day with Riley, 118; Sherard, 125; Witt,
95 ints. while Poe of S. A. E. 135; Currence and Burgess, 175:
" r ' I i T7i t i: n
was runner-up with 24, and Hen- ana v aney, uumiuieu. currence
nie of Kappa Sigma was next aei eat ea ooin nis biate and
with 19 Mosier of Phi Delta Navy opponents by the fall
ThPta Smart of Mangum No. 2, route. Farley gained a time ad-
and Scott of S. A. E. followed vantage over the Navy heavy.
with 14 each. " weight grappler.
The summaries: i Against ' this great array of
.s.::::$i.-ji.:-Jr&i.
Mangum (27) talent, Coach Quinlan has a quin-
Smart, f (14) tet of sophomores, two varsity
Whitley, f (1) humor reserves, and one senior.
Gunyon, c (2) However, with the Tar Heels in
Caldwell, g their best physical shape of the
Cofiield. s Hendnckson, g (4) year, mere snouia be many ex-
Subs: Smithsonians Fletcher citing bouts baturday.
(2). Pickler : Man sum No. 2
X f 7 '
Smith (2), Studard (4)'.
Smith. (29)"
Knight, f
Nicholes, f (8)
Parker, c (11)
LeBarron, g (8)
Phi D. T. (28)
XTtciV air -P ( A
HW Tl- J ! TT1 A 1 1 .l.Jll 4 iUmrim J-XCi OiiCJf , J.
may rvouson ana xictie muicn reuiiitce tiiu snm iv uuunig TnrVpr f ffi
i- .ij i. li 4 i,:u ui Mosier, C V.-1-'-'
is seen as me eiueny principal oi a smau iuwh uign ocuwi uu
1,. . ITnln' nn( V. a.r-f v. ni7t ' lAil4 11D A Vt ti. 1limC5 O nloMt Hrll 010 I OgerS, g V
sctas.lv yuh xxaic uui ui uasnicaa, uttuuot Ait iuuo a. ""v- ttt-ii r
Murray play the romantic leads in the picture, which is playing
today at the Carolina theatre.
Chi Psi (21)
Holman, f (2)
Kavanagh, f (4)
Foreman, c (6)
Wilday, g
Manley, g (9)
Subs : Phi Delta ThetaWol-
seagle, Wilson, Ellison, Blount;
Chi Psi Waters, Dowling.
THE
Young Men's Shop
126-128 E. Main St.
DURHAM, N. C.
Tracksters
Frosh Boxers
(Continued from page three)
lina's lone defeat to date came
at the hands of this same Ca
det bunch, 29-19.
Carolina's main weakness e. score to 13-11
seems to be in the lack of ca- tnL hall.
material. The I in.seco1naiI nfa a
Start 2i I lt;lJCLi'l'LV,i'J' 1JL WJLC ilXiJtj VV uu-
.speeay, goou-guarumg nve
(Continued from page three)
buted two pointers, and Mullis lotte on February 22 will atford
tne nrst cnance ior tracK ioi-
Dable reserve
"White Phantoms will
nnd Mprnnpv spnrftrl nn fmils.
' 1 1 i i ii 1 nnr- i
a. lowers to see now me j.oo Caro
lina team lines up. Possibly 10
or 15 men will see action in
these Queen City games.
The men who will participate
o i, aui, htu dual scoring spree. Within one , . , ...
captain oiiuua liwvcu, iuwvui TT , rtT1 . . aate; ana with consiaeraoie lm-
tvT , T ri t?t iT minute he converted on a loul '
Nelson, Jason Glace, Jim Mc- provement several men who
Cachren, and Paul Kaveny. But "S "S! now seem out of the race will
if any of these boys should tire XZ? i, make the trip.
or be forced out. Coach Bo
Shepard will have no one who
"has shown any real stuff to send
in the fray with the exception
of Buck Harris.
Duke, on the other hand, can
Tiardlv boast auite as good a
lead.
The second big event and the
nr1 Rnth hrwvht the climax of Dixie indoor track is
Tar Heels back into the fight ala SIC indoor carnival in
xi .. j x the Tin Can on March 9. The
arm Trrpn rnp ipmii '.iirTirriHrKjHii i.o i
seesaw from one five, to the Tar Heels will enter as defend
other. With but 7 minutes to winners in 1934
first, string as the Tar Heels but ri"" V. ; oe A noint. This year Duke looms as
imps into a leau ai -u tu - -
Coach W"iiuk u, xm- MnrvlnTlf1
strong teams.
Mackie Continues Discussion
Ernest L. Mackie will continue
Carolina his discussion of "An Applica-
has ten men of almost equal " the big rivai, although Virginia
ability ready lor action, uoacn and Maryland will present
ddie Cameron has even y-- "
some trouble deciding on his substitute forward Griffith
est five men. made the count 29-25 with but
. So far this season Jim Mc- three; and a half minutes re-
Cachren, all-Southern Confer-
nA T,nn n . Then came the
0xAVu M , undefeated string Ruth tossed Functions" at a mathematics de-
his great guarding ana iioor 7 , -, j . . .
Same. The rest of the boys have a on Meroney dropped partment seminar this afternoon
ti-u 4- ' m a foul. Ruth scored from di- at 3 o clock.
. xi .14 ri,- rectly under. Boone scored on The discussion will show how
iiu, vuiK-DLciiujr o U difficult try, and then Ruth to evaluate infinite integrals by
' , , v settled matters with a beautiful means of residues.
roiacK, aiso a guaiu, u
ably the outstanding man on tne Economics Seminar
Blue Devil five. Besides doing 11C WIdlu wvvlA" "A1C
some fine defensive work, Po- noP-. ' j J H. M. Douty will discuss "La-
lack has also been the leading This defeat ended Dukes bor and Industry in North Caro-
the Duke attacking egs na .aim lma 1880-1900" at the econom-
btate, uuKe ana uaronna into a ics senrinar tonight at 7:30
triple knot in the fight for, Baby 0ciock in 202 Bingham hall.
A. I. E, E. to Convene r1Ve nonors- ine Aar BaD.1 Interested persons are cordial-
nave a ousy weeK-ena, opiums iy invited to attend and partici-
E. W. Winkler of the electri- tomorrow with the strong Date ;n .he discussions
Antrmeenno- denartment will Asheville Hierh team ana then
(Continued from page three)
Chi Phi (47)
Bitting, f (2)'
Voliver, f (25)
Boone, c (6)
Z. B. T. (19)
Stein, f
Stadiem, f (4)
Straus, c
year men.
The small crop of pugilists Montsmger, g (8) Kind, g (6)
who have stuck with the sauad Sink, g Kalmanoff , g (8)
since the practice sessions be
gun have progressed rapidly,
and should be really fast-step
pers when the Duke meet comes
around, i Shores, O'Herron,
Bass, Benton, and Shmurak
'" m11uuu v I T-
and Oliver and Leake, the recent . . ' s
additions to the squad, are vast
ly improved, though inexperi
enced.
Subs : Chi Phi Creole (4) ;
Z. B. T. Sins, Zauber (1).
SPECIAL BUS
Carolina-Duke Game
Wednesday
Leave Memorial Hall 7 P. M.
Price 50c Round Trip
See Driver at Memorial Hall
INFIRMARY INMATES
Swain.Hall (30) Everett (19)
Allen, f (1) Ressler, f (2)
Thomas, f (11) Alderman, f (2)
Burton, c (2) Kanner, c (10)
Willis, g
Wright, g (10) Mallard, g
Subs: Swain Hall Cook (2),
Little (4), Stray horn; Everett
Hobbs, Bartleman (1), McRae
(4), Barber. '
She lit the fuse' -That
fired the bomf
That blew the lid off
'Avondalel
The grand old star,
ofLadyfoTdDay"
in inc story oj a.
jightmg
school
teacherl
The following students were
confined in the infirmary yester
day: Stanley Levitt, R. W.
Stewart, Mrs. Harry Moore,
Junita Green, Alta Mae " Sims,
Bruce Smith,. T. P, Matthews, J.
D. Maxwell, E. M. Edens, Carl
Kappa Sig. (49) S. P. E. (21)
Rennie, f (19) Pitts, f (4)
Townsend, f (6) Carnyer, f (6)
May, c (12) Means, cj
Fulton, g (2)' Parker, g (4)
Jones, g Danison, g
Subs: Kappa Sigma Black-
Anderson, R. D. Richardson, E. welder, Simpson, Yokeley, Lee
s Rim-nsATi R "R wIiMp. W5 unestnut
Frances McCraw, Bill Calloway, Jones (2-
E. T. Berry, Fred Scherer, Tom g A K (48) phi gigma K (5)
xxinca, anu iuuia vuntt:. A-nmwQ -P (A r.lofoTi -f
Poe, f (24)
Scott, c (14)
Co-ed Basketball Practice
light in
force.
present a comparison of various taking on Darlington Prep Fri
sources of power at an A. I. E. day evening.
E. meeting this evening at 7 :30
o'clock in Phillips hall. TECHNICIAN GIVES
John Hershey, vice-president TALK ON ENGINES
or the local Drancn, win tans on
""Sodium Vapor Highway Illumi- Cities Service Representatives !
SEND THE DAILY TAR
HEEL HOME
Freshman and senior co-ed Connor, g (4)'
basketball practice will be held Brown, g (2)
in the gym tonight at 8 o'clock.
All freshmen and senior girls
who intend to come, out for bas
ketball are requested to confe
tonight.
Mahoney, f (1)
Shaw, c
George, g (4)
Fuller, g
Statistician Here
' : f
English Majors to Meet
Dr. Frank A. Ross of the De
partment of Statistics, Columbia
University, arrived here yester
day, according to an announce
ment by Dr. T. J. Woof ter.
Dr. Ross is here to study and !
mady Carlisle!
FRED MacMURRAY
Also '
Comedy Novelty
NOW PLAYING
All students majoring in Eng
lish who plan to take the com- aid the fine work being carried
prehensive examination either on by the Institute for Research
this quarter or next are invited in Social Science at the Univer-
to meet with Professor W. F. sity. Because of previous plans
x in an i iu.ou u uutfl. tumui- n can omy remain nere a
row in 201 Murphey. . week.
Midnight Show Friday
Doors Open 11:30 P.M.
"GAY DIVORCEE
with
GINGER FRED
ROGERS ASTAIRE
nation." His talk will be illus
trated with lantern slides.
Here Monday.
MAGAZINE MEETING
A discussion on the combus
tion efficiency of internal com
bustion engines, particularly
with reference to automobile en
gines, was conducted in Phillips
Nelson Lansdale has called a
meeting of all freshmen writing
for, or intending to write for, last Monday afternoon.
xne aroima magazine. -o Colonel Witherspoon, publi
Vclock today . m 209 Graham dty director for the southern
.Memorial. interested may district of the Cities Service
-attend the meeting, but attend- Company and Mr. Foster, lab
ance is expected of : Mack Smith, oratory 6f the cities
Hill Hudson, Nick Read, Robert Service Research Corporation
.Nahikian, Morris Hecht; Lytt conduoted ihe pr0gram.
Gardner, Herbert Goldberg, They dmonstrated apparatus
Jack Atwood, Frank B. Rogers, which checked the fficiency
Jr., Robert Mullen, Burr Leach, through analysis of the exhaugt
me lurK, ana xviorron reiaman. not Qnly -n its economical phas3
but also in its relation to health
and driving efficiency.
The co-eds at Spencer hall Ademonstration of the use of
will entertain at their regular a power prover in ' connection
weekly tea this afternoon from with an automobile in actual op
4:30 until 6 o'clock. All women eration was also shown an audi-
'students are invited to come ence of students and faculty
.and bring their friends. members.
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