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Co-Spert Editors
Ira Sarasohn and Lee Turk
SPORT STAFF: NATE LIPSCOMB, GRAHAM GAMMON, JACK MCMILLAN, FLETCHER FERGUSON, MORTON GOLDBERG, HARVEY KAPLAN, FRANCIS RASPBERRY, EDWARD KARLIN
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HIGHLIGHTS
OF
TAR HEEL WIN
By L$e Turk
Raleigh, Nov. 2. The wea-$has
therqujte cloudy and the sun
bursts through occasionally as
the excited mob of spectators
streams into the stands out here
on Riddick field. The field is
slightly muddy but not enough
to effect the play of either team.
State, outfitted in blood red
jerseys is the first team to take
the field. They look powerful
as they go through their warm
ing up exercises. Cowboy Ro
binson and Entwhistle put on a
showy punting exhibition kick
ing an average of 50 yards. The
Wolf pack appears to be cocky.
Up against the brick wall di
rectly behind the goal posts on
the North side can be seen an
elaborate sign painted in bright
red and blue.' It bears the epi
taph: "Rose Bowl and State
Cemetery for Carolina.
On the South side of the field
the gates open and in comes a
quartet of State students pulling
two buxom cows behind them.
The cows each bear signs painted
in red. One reads "We'll Beat
Carolina and This Is No Bull;"
the other proclaims "Carolina is
a Lot of Bull." Then they drag
out a fat. ram bearing the init
ials, N. C. S., but the ram seems
to feel out of place in State com
pany and will not move without
a battle. They finally were for
ced to carry it.
.
The .Carolina stands go liter
ally mad and cheer boisterously
as the Tar Heels, in white jer
seys, run onto the field. They
go through their paces and look
outwardly more powerful and
potent than the Wolf pack.
The Tar Heels leave the field
to get their pre-game pep talk
and the Carolina musical corps,
in new blue uniforms march in
alongside the red-uniformed
State band. They march to
their seats next to the players
bench in impressive military
style.
Just then the State ram busts
loose and throws off the State
colors. The Carolina stands cheer
the antics of the ram, but he is
finally caught and subdued.
The starting line-ups are as
usual with the exception of
Bardes in place of Cowboy Ro
binson and Charley Gadd at Joe
Schwerdt's quarterback post. The
stands have already filled to ca
pacity, and a large crowd is
massed behind the goal posts.
The sun is shining as the cap
tains meet in mid-field.
The referee taps "Hump" Sny
der on the shoulder. Carolina
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won the toss and elects
to
defend the North goal with the
strong wind at their back. State
will receive. Jackson holds the
ball;. Daniel is ready to kick;
tne stands are tense with ex
pectancy; the whistle; Daniel's
toe meets the ball squarely and
tne game is on.
The Tar Heels stop the State
piays com. xney iook strong.
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Jackson attempts to catch State
off guard, and passes on the first
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pared and the pass is knocked
aown. state threatens tnrougn-
out the first part of the opening
quarter and Carolina is worried.
Suddenly the Tar Heels start
moving and they are on the one
yard line wjien the quarter ends.
Carolina scores as Montgomery
goes off tackle. Daniel converts
and that ends the scoring for the
aalf.
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Robinson enters the game be
fore the half closes and foolishly
tries to round the Tar Heel end.
He is stopped cold. So cold that
he has to be removed from the
game. jit along little aoggie
say the Tar Heels and the Cow
boy heads for greener prairies.
Between halves the bands of
both schools combine to color
fully spell out TAR HEELS and
N f!. S. The Carolina ram.
which contrary to rumor had
not heen stolen, is being- towed
snnnrf Wo hiV w in on nh
sweater, who feeds him candy
to set him to come along peace-
fully
A dexterous youth wearing a
wolfhead mask is twirling a stick
and leadins: the State band. Sud-
denly he drops the stick and is
forced to remove his head to find
it. He finds it and continues on
hi woir nTfo nnntjinniv A
real life facsimile of the "man
who regained his head."
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The Snavelvmen run wild in
the last half to score with ease,
Passing, running, and defending
in the manner of great teams,
the Tar Heels amass a total of
35 noints to 6 for State.
i-onoofpiiv
for flao-rant rono-hinff in the
clinches. Carolina plays a hard
clean game.
A bunch of Chapel Hill high
school boys make off with the
Cemetery sign. Half of the
State stands empty and bravely
go in pursuit oi tne tnree cmia
ren. Needless to say they rescue
their treasure, and flaunt it in
front of the Carolina stands.
The game ends. State has
her sign but Carolina has the
victory.
A NEW BATCH OF
FOOTBALL GAMES
FOR PROGNOSTICS
Contest Winners will Receive
Their Awards on Tuesday;
Ten New Games This Week
The first successful football
contest week is behind, and now
a new week of prognosticating
gets under way. The results are
at present being tabulated, and
the winners will be announced in
the Daily Tar Heel Tuesday.
With the mid-season tradi
tional battles now a thing of the
past, this week's contests will
not be as difficult to pick. The
rjarolina - V. M. I. same heads
the iist. Carolina, of course, is
fovnrprf in this: w. th Vire-in.
ians are better than they look
on paper.
And heres humdinger
Ge0rgia versus Tulane. Both
TOftll t, vAoWar and this
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shouId turn out to be the best
in the gouth thig coming week,
en(j
Due to Mississippi State's up
set victory over Army, their
rraYYl wifVl T. S TT 'WTlll taVo fin
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major proportions. L. S. U. will
be the favorite, but underdogs
have a habit of upsetting the
dope bucket.
Close Games .
Next comes the Manhattan-
LaSalle and the Michigan St.-
Marquette clashes These should
be close with neither team en
joying a pre-game advantage.
The service teams meet two
strong opponents when Navy
comes up against Pennsylvania
and Army takes on the Pitts
burgh club. The service teams
might find themselves on the
losing end of both tilts."
Villanova is a slight choice to
beat Penn State in the big
utue. xu uie uuu
west' lowa &tate stacKS up
against Kansas State in the an-
nual inter-state clash, with the
ansans iavorea.
And last but far from least is
the biggest game in the boutn-
west, namely tnat Between isay-
lor and Texas. This is another
one of these annual affairs which
finds neither team a favorite nor
an underdog. Baylor, however,
might take the honors.
rarticioants in this weeK s
contest are to follow the same
rules which held fast last week.
The winners will be announced
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weekly on uesaay morning anu
the prizes can be gotten at the
Daily Tar Heel office that same
day-
In case you have forgotten,
the prizes are as follows: irst
prize two passes to the uaro-
lina Theatre: Second and third
prizes: one pass eacn.
Fill in the blanks with
the
probable scores. . .
Spnrl nn flie hark of DOStal
Lard to Football Contest Editor
Box 102. or droD ballot in box
on sport desk in Graham Memo
office otthe Daily Tar HeeI
Members! of the sport staff
may not enter.
Entrants may send in only one
ballot.
All ballots must be in by 7 o'
clock Thursday night. Friday
morning letters will be accepted
Carolina . . .
.V. M. I. .
.Tulane . .
Miss. St. .
.LaSalle . .
.Marquette
Georgia . . .
L. S. U. . .
Manhattan .
Michigan St.
Pennsylvania . .Navy . . . .
Pittsburgh . . . .Army
Iowa State ... .Kansas St.
Villanova . . -Penn. St. .
Baylor ..... .Texas . . .
Name . . . .
Address .... .
Harriers Defeat
Wolf pack Squad
Graham Gammon Breaks Course
Record as His Mates Score
One-Sided Win Over State
With Graham Gammon setting
a new course record of 18 :27, the
Carolina harriers trounced the
btate Wolf pack, 19 to 45. Davis
of State also broke the old course
record oi iy:zu Dy turning in
the time of 18:50, which was 23
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ijou uonte, secona man to place
xur Carolina ueu me oia course
recora, ana was loiiowea across
the hnish line by 3 Carolina men,
Daniels, Kind, and Gardiner. I
Gammon assumed the lead at
the beginning of the race and
held it over the entire course,
He was always far enough in
front so as to discourage any
attempts to catch him. Davis
and Conte assumed the respec-
tive positions of second and
third at the outset of the race
and maintained these places un- quarter Montgomery went over Avery, who come in with al
til the finish. for the first tally. Daniel made most a complete second team.
Davis Second
Davis of State, by finishing
second, spoiled the Tar Heel
harriers chances of annexing an-
other perfect score. Although
Davis tried to match the pace
of his rival, Gammon, he was
not equal to the task and had to
resign himself to placing second.
The hard and hilly 3.6 miles
course which State offers to
visiting harriers, proved to be
no obstacle to Carolina runners J
With Gammon leading the entire
way, the rest of the squad was
well bunched.
Carolina entered
10 men in the race although only
eight were running officially.
State only placed one man in
the first 10, and only two other
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finished before the entire UNO
squad had crossed the line. The
final standings were as follows:
Gammon (C) ; Davis (S) ; Conte
(C); Daniels (C) ; Kind (C) ;
Gardiner (C) : Fallon (S) : An
derson (C) and Garland (C)
(unofficial) tied for eighth
place; Mark (C) ; Goldman (C) ;
yv.vwv.A vu iWJ. WfiUlU
Stinnette (S) ; Gove (C, unoffi
cial) ; Halloway (S) and Keating
(S).
FROSH HARRIERS
UPSET WOLFLETS
Hendrix and Wakely Finish In
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With the excellent showing of
thft Tni. ttpp! vnrsitv nTii nnri
dalers to inspire them, the fresh-
man team trounced the N. C.
SftA frpsnman rrnss-Mnntrv
team by the score of 18-49. Led
by Bill Hendrix and Frank
Wakely, who tied for first place
to set a new mark over the two
mile course, the freshmen eas-
ily outran their adversaries.
Bill Hendrix and Frank Wake-
ly, took the lead at the beginning
of the race and were never se-
riously threatened. They ran
easily all the way and turned in
the fine time of 10 minutes and
45 seconds. The entire Caro
lina squad, encouraged by having
their men out in front, literally
ran the State Wolflets into the
ground.
The Carolina Tar Babies, with
eight men entered in the race,
managed to garner eight of the
first nine places. The first man
to finish for the Wolflets was
Pierce who annexed third place.
Over the entire course all the
Carolina harriers were bunched
with the exception of Hendrix
and Wakely who were well out
in front. After Pierce of State
finished, not another State
(Continued on last page)
Snavelymen Sink Pack
Under Pass Avalanche
To Triumph Easily335-6
STATISTICS
First downs
Yards gained at the line
Yards lost at the line
Passes attempted
Passes completed
Passes intercepted
Yards gained on passes
Anrarro riicfanoa F nnnfo
Yards penalized
AaM mAc j
Fumbles recovered
Continued from first page) f
With a yard to go and fourth
down, Bershak took the ball on
an end around which was good
for 16 yards. Montgomery then
went through tackle for three
yards placing the ball on the
three-yard line as the quarter
ended.
On the first play of the second
the score 7-0 by a successful
place-kick. i
Daniel kicked oil to Bardes
who fumbled on the 25-yard line,
Bershak recovered and Carolina
was in position for another
score. The threat was short
Ilved as Robinson intercepted
Jackson's pass on the third
down'
-aiter an exenange oi punts,
acson intercepted Entwhistle's
Pass on e 4U-yara line ana re-
turned !t to the 14-yard line,
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1 a S1X yara gam- -tiutcnins
made it hrst down. Jackson s tally. Mclver made the score
pass to Moore was downed and 28-0 with a successful conver
on the next play the ball went sion.
into the end zone. The remain- The fifth and final score bv
der of the half saw both teams
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puoacaaiuu ui v-aiuniia.
The third quarter began with
Daniel kicking off to Ryneska.
State's backs were unable to
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Dnng xne Daii aown tne neia ana
Entwhistle kicked to Jackson
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7no- rurnT e T m ine
s-jxu niic tu tuc iv-m
took the ball deep in Carolina's
territory oniy to lose it on a ium-
ble which was recovered by
Bershak. On a series of runs by
r
managed to carry the ball to-
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wax us tuc gucu. wilt; ux lxic piiiyii
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saw JacKson pass to jacicson
ior a iour-yara gam. This ieat
was accomplished when J ack-
son's attempted pass was hit by
a State man and bounced back
into Jackson's hand.
ine drive culminated when
Jackson passed to Buck who ran
15 yards f or the Daniel's
conversion was good, maKing tne
score 14-0.
Daniel's kick-off was fumbled
b? Ryneska and recovered by
bershak on the 18-yard line.
Jackson then passed to Buck,
bringing the ball down to the
six. Hutchin's went for three
yards but the Tar Heels were
penalized 15 yards for holding.
With the ball on the 21-yard line,
Hutchins then gave the ball to
Jackson who started wide
around end. As the State man
Intramural Football
Monday
4:30: Fetzer Field No. 1. Sig
ma Nu vs. Kappa Sigma.
4:30: Fetzer Field No. 2. Ruf
fin vs. Manly.
4:30: Fetzer Field No. 3. St.
Anthony Hall vs. Theta Chi.
4:30: Fetzer Field No. 4. A.
T. O. vs. Phi Alpha.
Carolina State
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75 .71
22 50
15 17 ,
5 6 ;
4 1
93 100
36 45.5
25 52
25 2 i
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swept in on Jackson he passed
the ball to Bershak who caught
it in the end zone for Carolina's
third score. Daniel once again
made the extra point good,
The quarter ended with the
ball in State's possession after
Berlinski made a nice run, and
a pass by Entwhistle to Berlin-
ski was crood for 44 vards.
after Carolina's third tally, in-
tercepted Entwhistle's pass. An
exchange of punts took place and
ended when Little brought
Gadd's punt down to the 29-yard
line. Carolina could not capi-
talize and Montgomery kicked
over the goal. With the ball on
the 20-yard line, McCachren in-
tercepted a pass and brought the
nan to the lo-yara line, btate
was then penalized 15 yards for
unnecessary roughness placing
the ball on the 1-yard line. Hut-
enm's crash through center was
good for the Tar Heel's fourth
the Tar Heels came when Mc-
a?f " intePted a pass on
r,rt f , r , e ;
on. ine suDSiiiute oacK ran oi
yards to cross the goal line
standing up. Mclver once more
made the conversion.
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With the sen Sf-0 in f avnr nf
the Carolina eleven. State
marched down the field and
were not stopped by the second
onlv score made bv the State
team in the cosing seConds
of play Berry Davi3
L,c C0 tt, nitn4A
conversion was no od and the
Sn Gnded- Sc0r: Car"
oiina SS. Stat fi
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