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TRIM THE CAVALIERS!
Co-Sport Editors
Ira Sir&sohn and Lee Tcrk
SPORT STAFF: NATE LIPSCOMB, GRAHAM GAMMON, JIM MCMILLAN, FLETCHER FERGUSON, MORTON GOLDBERG, HARVEY KAPLAN, FRANCIS RASPBERRY, EDWARD KARLIN
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By Ira Sarasohn
Kesuans &m$. Foffiall Teams Play V5r5EmaEis
Carolina Favored in
Final Game of Year
Nine Men to End Careers
Team Tomorrow
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Conner
Martin
Officials;
Posi.
L. E.
X.T.
L.G.
C.
R. G.
R.T.
R. E.
Q. B.
L. H.
R. H.
Carolina
Buck
Trimpey
Joyce
Daniel
Mclver
Evins
Bershak
Snyder
Montgomery
Jackson
Hutchins
What will be the result of tomorrow's game? Going home, tur- Virginia
key dinners, seeing the folks, seeing the girl friends, and going to Leys (C)
. dances are all second: in thought in the minds of the student WppI
hodv Opinions vary on the outcome of the game. Predictions vary Seibels
from 0-0 scores to a 100-0 victory for Carolina. Few students con- Davenport
ceed the chance 01 an upsei renuerea Dy Virginia. Seccombe
But what would be as humiliating as to be held to a scoreless Trell
tie by one of the weakest teams Virginia has produced in years. Wilkin
Four teams have already played scoreless games with the Cava- Male
liers and loyal Virginians' would declare it a successful season if Schmidt
their traditional foe is beaten or held to a 0-0 score.
RECKLESS PLAYING BY VIRGINIA:
Much worse than a scoreless tie would be a defeat at the
hands of Gus Tebell's University of Virginia football team.
No one can scoff at the possibility of a defeat. It should be
remembered that the Cavaliers are pointing for us and will
"shoot the works" against the Tar Heels just as they did
against Navy. Playing against a favored team, as they will
be tomorrow, the Charlottesville group played the most reck-
' less game that could have been expected. They scored first on
the Middies and were in the lead at the half but could not face
the onslaught in the second half.
mnncr flip nmhelipvahle things that the Cavaliers have dnne this
season, two touchdown runs of 107 and 97 yards are outstanding. e Cavf Hers from Virginia on
Almost as astonishing is the fact that on one occasion a Virginia
back gained some 40-odd yards but failed to make a first down. It
seems that after being thrown for several losses, the Virginia back
was ready to kick but seeing an opening he ran some 40 yards. The
long losses and the extra 10 yards needed for a first down exceeded
the distance he ran and so no first down was made. All these facts
should readily show that in the game tomorrow anything and ev
erything can be expected. And so, don't be shocked if Virginia
wins, or if there is a scoreless tie, or if Carolina runs up the larg
est score of the season. Your guess is as good as ours.
ALL-SOUTHERN CHOICES:
All-America, and all-Southern choices are being made and
will be made in the next couple of weeks. Already Jackson has
made Coach Mehre's and the N. E. A. all-southern picks.
Hutchins and Buck were both chosen on the United Press all
Southern team. How many such teams these men will make
remains to be seen.
Sports Editor Of College Topics
Tells About Virginia's Players
Individual Sketches of All Players in Starting Line-up for Virginia
Is Presented by Sports Editor of University
of Virginia Student Paper
By H. A. W. Happer, Jr.
With North Carolina's defeats day. Al Seccombe, 186, will play
F.B.
referee: Foster
(Hampden-Sydney) ; umpire:
Black (Davidson) : head lines
man: Jackson (Emory and Hen
ry); field judge: Brewer (Mary
land).
By Nate Lipscomb
Nine of Carolina's letter men
will 'play their last game for U.
N. C. when the Tar Heels meet
the Cavaliers from Virginia on
Kenan field tomorrow afternoon.
Montgomery, Snyder, Jackson,
Evins, Daniel, Moore, Joyce,
McCachren and Barwick are the
men for whom this game will be
a "swan song." Although Van
Webb is a senior, he is eligible
for another year of varsity
play, and will probably return to
school next fall.
According to reports received
from the Virginia camp, the
Cavaliers will be in excellent
condition to give Carolina the
scrap that has become a tradi
tion when these two teams meet
on Thanksgiving Day. Captain
John Leys is reported to be fully
Personally we don't think much of such picks. When Walter recovered from an injury that
Lamp originally started the idea he had fewer teams trom which he received to his hand in the
to make his choice and probably made a more accurate pick. Those v. P. I. game which ended in a
days are gone and today one person's pick is usually no better than scoreless tie. Leys is recogni
another. We plan to point out the flaws in the present all-America zea as one 0f the best ends in
Picks m a future column. Our views will not be changed whether the Southern Conference, and
any of our men make it or not, and so we announce our intentions has been picked as all-America
now. material hv several snortswrit-
lhey tell us nine varsity players will conclude their grid career ers. He is an efficient blocker
tomorrow. Another man who will end his career connected with and tackier, and is an accom
tne tootball team is Les.Ostrow who has been head cheerleader for plished pass receiver. It should
the past two years. Les has done an admirable piece of work and be interesting to compare the
has received much favorable comment. Eddie Brietz said after performance of this flank man
seeing tne uuke game that the fans didn't stop yelling. Ostrow be- with that of Carolina's three
gan leading cheers long before the game began and continued un- ereat ends.
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tn tne ena oi the game. Tomorrow he will be leading cheers at his Drilled on Passing
last game so let s all get behind him and help veU the team to vie- Coach Carl Snavelv has been
tory over Virginia. Let's go Carolina!
at the hands of Duke before
them, the Cavalier football
squad is viewing with new en
thusiasm their annual clash
with their ancient rivals, North
Carolina, on Turkey Day.
All season Virginia has been
dogged by a jinx that has' pre
vented them from scoring and
they have managed to gain four
scoreless ties namely with Wil
liam and Mary, Davidson, V. M.
I., and V. P. I. The Hampden
Sydney game was a complete up
set as was the Washington and
Lee contest. In their tilt with
Maryland the Terps were forced
to score in the last minute to
break a 7-7 deadlock. The only
game which Virginia really de
served to lose was their contest
with Navy when they staged
their spectacular 110 yard touch
down play. '
Leys is a bulwark cn defense,
an excellent pass receiver and
also a capable blocker. Leys
wears number 1 jersey and tips
the scales at 185. Flanking him
at left tackle will be Leonard
Trell, Virginia's 212 pound lines
man who is playing his second
season on the varsity. He has
had an injured leg all season
and Billy Banks 183, has been
nlaviner in this nosition aerainst
all teams except V. P. I. Trell I
flashed back into his old form
and he is a sure starter Thurs-
Varsity Tennis Team
Plays Annual Match
De
Gray to be Absent frca
Match with Virginia
the leit guara post. Al is a
great defensive linesman and
will be playing his last game for
the Cavaliers.
Steve Davenport, sophomore
173 pound center, was converted
from end to the center of the
line and he has been mentioned
for a post on the Virginia all
State. At right guard will be
either Peyton Hoge or George
Seibles. Both of these two play
ers weigh over 185 and the
latter , will most probably get
the starting call. At left tackle
will be Bill Weeks, 194, a sopho
more who has been showing up
remarkably well all season. The
other end will be Cully Wilkins,
a junior who weighs 178. Cully
is playing his last year for Vir
ginia and although outshadowed
by Leys, his fraternity brother,
he is one of the best ends to ap
pear in Cavalier uniform.
Backfield
In the backfield Harry Martin
will appear at full with A. B.
Connor and Connie Ring flank
ing him. Martin weighs 190,
Connor 175, and Ring 174. Bus
Male, 158, will star at quarter
and it has been by his quick
thinking that the Cavaliers have
been able to pull out of a great
deal of tough spots. Other backs
who will probably see action
are Don Smith, Lou Schmidt,
Don Kegler, and Tom King.
Fall Germans
I Open House Planned
1 By Graham Memorial
! Entertainment to be Given Stu
dents Staying On Campus
j Graham Memorial will hold
j open house Friday night for stu
j dents who remain at the Univer
j sity during the holidays.
The banquet room will be
I available for dancing, and the
game room may be used free of
j charge from 8 until 11 o'clock.
drilling his charges consistently
on passes during the past week,
and evidently plans to show the
Charlottesville ' boys everything
that he has m the way of an
aerial attack. Don Jackson has
been fast and accurate with
Moore, Buck, and Montgomery
Usually waiting at the receiving
end. Crowell Little has also
been limbering up his passing
A German chemist has evolved arm against the possibility that
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a suit nf naiamas made of wood, he will get tne can to action, oa
It seems a very drastic solution turday.
of the crumbs-m-the-bed prob
lem. Atlanta Constitution.
Don McKee will act as master of
ceremonies or anything else re
quired to entertain the visitors.
Several local girls will act as
hostesses for any boys who do
not have dates. Sandwiches and
coffee will be served in the grill.
All students and their dates
are invited.
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Club
Will Remain Open During
Thanksgiving Holidays
DELICIOUS TURKEY DINNER
THANKSGIVING DAY
"Where Better Meals are Served"
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With the exception of Van
Webb, the regular Carolina
starting lineup will begin the
game Thursday. Webb has hot
worked out since the Duke game
because of lime burns received
in that game.
In the event that the Tar
Heels are able to drive into the
lead, spectators may expect to
see some creditable performan
ces by Jim McCachren and Bqb
Stewart. Both of these boys have
shown themselves to have first
string abilities. McCachren is
a blocking back, and Stewart is
a iuiiDacK.
This game will mark the dis
banding of one of the most pow
erful, and certainly the best
coached teams ever to represent
Carolina on the football field.
If Carolina wins it will end one
of the three most successful cam
paigns ever conducted by a U.
N. C. football team.
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with the audience, according to
reports drifting down here.
He and his band have just
been signed to entertain jointly
with Paul Whiteman at the an
nual Phi Alpha Sigma blow-out
in New York's ritzy Hotel Astor
Christmas Friday evening. The
latest sensation of Dorsey's out
fit is Miss Edythe Wright, beau
tiful and talented vocalist. She
will accompany Dorsey here.
Radio Name
Dorsey and his orchestra have
made a name for themselves on
the ether waves and will broad
cast tonight from WHAS, Louis
ville, Ky., at 11:30. Besides his
radio entertaining, Dorsey has
made several recordings, includ
ing two with Eleanor Powell,
star of "Broadway Melody of
1936.". They are "You Are My
Lucky Star," "I've Got a Feel
ing You're Fooling."
The set here will continue Fri
day night with the formal Ger
man Club Sophomore Hop to be
led by David Allen with Miss
Mary . Elizabeth Barge of Atlan
ta. His assistants will be Bill
Carr with Miss Mary Council of
Durham and Leroy Percy with
Miss Sarah Farish of Greenville,
Miss. Other members in the fig
ure will fie Joe Noyes, Jimmy
Glenn, Norris Fitts, Bill Boren,
Jack Tate, John Simpson, Bill
James, Archie Craig, Bob Mc
Ginnis, Chris Blackwell and Bud
Wooten.
The second tea dance will be
held Saturday afternoon and the
final Fall German will conclude
the set Saturday night. Other
members in the Saturday night
figure will be the officers and
executive committee members of
the German Club.
When the Carolina net team
takes the courts against the on
slaughts of the Virginia Cava
liers on Thanksgiving morning;
they will be striving for their
113th victory. Since 1927 Coach
Kenfield has been in charge of
the Carolina tennis teams and
his teams have won 112 matches
while losing four.
Three Veterans
Of the men who completed
such a successful season last
year, only three are left. Co
captains Shore and De Gray and
Archie Henderson are the men
that remain from last year. How
ever, only two of these veter
ans will be available for play
against Virginia, as Eddie De
Gray will be some 5Q0 miles
away when the matches begin.
With Shore and Henderson as
a nucleus for the Thanksgiving
Day match, the rest of the team
will be rounded out with the
freshman stars of last year. The
squad that will compete Thurs
day morning will consist of
Shore, Henderson, Potts, Grier,
Foreman, Robinson, Johnson,
and Yoemans. As yet the posi
tions of the men have not been
decided upon but the first three
places will be divided among
Shore, Henderson, and Potts.
Potts and Shore, Robinson and
Foreman, and Henderson and his
partner will play in the doubles.
Virginia will take the courts
against the Tar Heels with a
team made up of six men. Arnold
Sloan will be their number one
man.
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