CHAPEL HILL, N. C, THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1936
WINNERS RUN UP
EASY VICTORIES
IN MURAL RACK
Aycock, Old West No. 2, and
Mangum No. 1. Sweep to Vic
tories with High Scores
FIVE CONTESTS FOR TODAY
PRESENT CHAMPS
OF HIGH SCHOOLS
LOOKING STRONG
Barium Springs and Durham will De
fend Mat and Ring Titles Here
LOSS OF FISHER
WEAIMBOXERS
Carolina May Have to Forfeit
Welter Scrap to State in
First Big Five Clash
Play in the intramural bas
ketball race was comparatively
slack yesterday afternoon as Ay
cock, Old West No. 2, and Man
gum No. 1 swept through to
victories over their respective
opponents in the only games
played.
Mangum No. 1 met its first
severe test when they met the
Ranson house quintet and sue-
ceeaea m winning out alter a
' hectic struggle 25-12.
W 1 A 'mm
mangum. amending campus
' champs, had scored over 50
points in both of their previous
games but were held to 25 mar
kers by a fighting Ranson house
five. Play was close throughout
the entire contest with neither
team getting far ahead of the
other. A last period rally en
abled Mangum to pull away
from their opponents as Craver
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scoring parade. Ranson house
played a close guarding game
with a fast breaking offensive;
however, it was not fast enough
for the smooth working Man
gum team.
Franklin Loses
Completely outplaying and
outscoring a weaker "Franklin
Five," Aycock opened up and
string. Aycock allowed the
"Franklin Five" but 11 points
as they roljed up secure after
score to completely bewilder
their opponents. Brown led the
Aycock offensive as he chalked
up 12 points. Every man on the
Aycock squad entered the scor
ing column as they ran up their
total.
Drubbing
In the final game of the day
Old West No. 2 basketeers hand
ed -the Ruffin No. 2 squad a
severe drubbing as they came off
on the long end of a 60-10
count. Leading 22-8 at the
half, Old West came back for
their offense and defense click
ing smoothly as they limited
Ruffin to a lone field goal while
garnering an additional 38
markers for themselves. Hamil
ton with 18 points and Parker
with 14 led the Old West quint
as they went on their scoring
spree. Podesta and Nivens with
six and four points respectively
accounted for the Ruffin scoring.
Five intramural contests, are
beginning at 4 o'clock. .
beginning at 5 o'clock.
Summaries
With both defending cham
pions showing plenty of strength
in dual competition, the North
Carolina high school wrestling
and boxiner circles are busv in
preparation for the sixth annual boxers Saturday night when
ritAUnioei fmnofo f,n;ney taice tne ring against tne
COACH PICKS MEN
TORUNSATURDAY
Ranson Names Five Tar Heel
Trackmen to Participate
In Millrose Event
Joe Fisher, regular mono
gram welterweight, will be -lost
to the North Carolina varsity
be held here February 10-11. vastly. improved N. C. State
Tv x -. , , . , . team m itaieign.
Big Five clash of the current
played in both sports. Teams
successful tourneys are expected ,
to send entries this season.
Barium Springs and Raleigh,
defending champions in wrest
Tar HeelJBasketeers Smooth
Attack For Gamecock Contest
Five Tar Heel runners will
compete in the seventh annual
Millrose A. A. track and field
games in New York City Satur
day. Harry Williamson will
participate in the 1000-yd. run
while the Carolina relay team
will enter the two-mile relay.
uoacn uaie Kanson announ
ced yesterday that Williamson
would be accompanied by Gra
ham Gammon, Co-Captain "Red
Drake, Bob Gardiner, and
Roy Rosser, who will make up
the Carolina relay entry. The
baton carriers will run against
sucn iormiaaDle opposition as
Columbia, Yale, and Boston
College.
Gammon May Anchor
If it is possible for William-
son to run the relay after he
competes in the 1000-yd., run, he
will supplant Rosser, and run
at the anchor post. Should Wil
liamson be unable to compete in
the relay, Graham Gammon will
take the anchor position.
The Millrose games will be
TODAY'S MURAL CARD
4:00 Pi Kappa Alpha vs.
Chi PsL
4:00r-Connecticut Club vs.
Battle-Vance-Petti grew.
Alpha
5:00 Z. B. T. vs.
Chi Sigma.
5:00 Ruffin No.
Manly.
5:00 St Anthony Hall vs.
A. T. O.
vs.
Varsity Cagers Sent
Through Long Drill
Coach Skidmore Still Uncertain
About Starting Line-Up for
South Carolina Game -
man teams meet.
With Fisher on the sidelines
nursing a severe eye injury sus
tained in t.hft Vircinin. mat-rli
ling and boxing, respectively, lagt week Coach Crayton Rowe
nave aispiayea great power in,.- lfift ,1,,. a wpifprwo-nt
winning dual meets so far this Carolina may be forced to for-
SeaSOn. . "Hiics diiTioirtn o 1 Vi rin rrVi eonar
TIT IT'1 I
nrre&uu.g iiupuj al men, now trying out for
Barium Springs and Durham u. . weiffht, ni he ivPT1
each have two legs on the wrest- chance at the bertK
ling trophy. It is necessary to M v Fnrf pif w w pr
it . j.t' xi 3 I J
win me uue uiree umes in uxuei should Carolina not. nhlo
j. . -i. .,;,.
to gam periiiaiieiit puaiuxx u pJace a man in the ri for thig
tne cup. uurnam won tne nrst i-. ht- stat , , imdpfpatptl
two crowns in 1931 and 1932. b Seamon Hudson, will au-
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barium springs nas taKen ine tomatically continue his perfect
last two. Greensboro has one leg i iwi fQ0 .o
on the cup through its victory looked forward to the bout be-
111 1933. fwppn TTnrJann si yi A TTigTi o-r wViii
Raleigh won the boxing cup was scheduled as one of the the TaJ Heel quartette s initial
last, winter. A new trmrfiv will f.nf,, -p ;4- race of the. season, although
- r jlcoiuic uuuio mc nxgiiL is yiw
be offered this winter. Raleigh's gram.
victories came in 1931, 1934, and There will be several colorful
1935. Wilson and Charlotte each boutg on the varsity schedule.
naa one leg on xne oia cuu. T tllp fPnf1pr.WA1vi1 "R q 7 atm
Important announcements con 0f State will meet Joe Murnick,
cermng tne tournaments were who has taken Cantain Ernie
made recently by E. R. Rankin, Eutsler's place in the latter's
secretary of the North Carolina sickness. Bazemore received
High School Athletic association, much praise for his fine perfor-
Contestants will weigh m at Em- mance against v Clemson
erson stadium here at 10 a. m. week.
Monday, February 10. There w Afppf PpnlnnH
in i i . ii x in
wm De a coacnes meeung at Tma-nA SWo mootc "Rill
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ociock noon feuruary au. RWp ifl liVntwAiTit TVio
Competition will open at 2 :30 Ta Heel lost his first varsitv
p. m., February 10, with the Pre- nght last weekj gSLining the first
nminaries in ootn spons uemg two of the season by T. K. O.'s
GRAPPLERS TAKE
SHORTWORKOUT
Frank Umstead Still Remains on
Injured List with Hurt Re
ceived in Gobbler Meet
MULLIS LEADS IN SCORING
Williamson competed in the Bos
ton K. of C. games last week.
Big Event
The Millrose games are one
of the most prominent indoor
track events held in Madison
Square Garden during the win
ter season. Last season the
games attracted 16,000 people,
, , l and as this , year's field includes
astf .. . . . - .
zi national cnampions, irom a.
A. U. and I. C. A. circles, a re
cord crowd is expected.
DUKE TANKMEN TO MEET
VIRGINIA TEAM SATURDAY
held. The semi-finals in both in the first round. other lead-
University, Va., Jani; 29. .Vir
ginia's varsity swimmers, who
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Lournaments ;wm ue cunuueteu j members nf the strong A col-ftonr
at 8 p. m., February 10. The fin- tv0if Dack club are Powell. mid- L aJ
tlt wm "V" XMa dleweight, and Johnson, heavy- Y. M; C. A. 55 to 28,; have
o u. in. luesuay, r euiuaiy ; n i womM
The Tin Can had warmed up
enough yesterday so that the
wrestlers could take a short
workout. It is hoped that the
weather will be more favorable
by this afternoon so that Coach
Quinlan can give his candidates
a stiff workout in preparation
for the W. & L. meet next week.
Coach Quinlan requested yes
terday that more of the varsity
and freshmen report for prac
tice this afternoon. Crystal,
Lamb, Williamson, and a few
of the other freshman wrestlers
have not shown up for practice
m several days. If the Tar
Babies are to down the young
uenerais, tney must take more
interest and report for daily
practice, Coach Quinlan stated.
Umstead Out
Frank Umstead is still out
with an injury that he received
in the V. P. I. meet two weeks
ago. It is hoped that he will be
able to return to practice in
time to get in shape to wrestle
against the strong W. & L. grap-
plers ; .
In case Umstead is still but
next week, Coach Quinlan will
use .the same team that he used
against the Navy outfit last
week.
COACH SAYS TAR
BABIES LOOK BAD
FirstSString Shakeup Promised Mem
bers of First Year Quintet Team
tough meet just ahead 'against
Two Carolina boxers will risk Duke University in Durham Sat-
undefeated records. They are I urday night. " - &
manon uieni, oantamweigm, Last year the Cavahers nosed
and Jules Medynski, junior mid- onf. aWr, of thpj t?iW Devils in
dleweight. . Diehl has a draw on their meeting here but: this
his record while the latter has
Mangum
No. 1 (25)
' Ranson
House (12)
Craver, f. (13)
Freeman, f. (2
Barnwell, c. (2)
Hackett, g. (2)
Rhodes, g. (4)
Brown, g. (2)
Novich, f .
Wrenn, f. (2)
Burnette, f.
Dermid, f . (2
Bullard, c. (5)
Stewart, g. (2)
Hall, g. il)
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Coach "Bo" Shepard is back three clean.cut victories.
again to his former state, as
far as his feelings toward the
Tar v Baby sharpshooters are
concerned. When questioned as
"Paths of Glory"
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to how he felt about the game use of lights. This is necessita
with V. P. I. he stated the boys ted by the fact that the-play is
looked "lousy." in 17 scenes and to acauire con
w i' " il .11.. - . . -
i esteraay, ne sent tne squaa tmuity, one ; scene will run
through offensive and defensive straight into another, each tak-
drills. A shakeup in the entire ing nart on different spots of
year's Virginia tank team is not
quite as strong as the one cap
tained by Charlie Prince, who is
now coaching the University
boys in their water sports.
President's Ball
Freddie Johnson and his orches
tra will play for the dancing.
which will be in charge of Mrs
9c
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. A number of tables of bridge
in the Carolina Inn is in charge
of Mrs. d. "R. Shenard v The
first string lineup has been pror the stage.. The. production of bride-e will nrecede danHn'iri
i rrt J, .TI -.1. n . -i ! i. l l I x
misea. ine lmprovenieui wiuviij tne piay, . wniie not tormai, ioi- the Inn ballroom
precedmgthe V. V.I. game wasipwe4,e;pn of the of arrangements at the Inn, and
sadly lacking m the tussle it- characters as well as m the pwdi i
self. The boys had slumped setting. r
oack to tneir iormer naDits oi The play is an endeavor on
5 . " 7 n " ... " " Uey. The sale of tickets , to
xiuu m mciinuii iiittucpuicoo iii xne iumity oi war ana wmie it, ni ,
does not reflect any particular .n , . ,
country, the action is based von Bynum gym and the Carolina
actual war recoras. ine acuon Inn tQnight Ticketg fo gtudents
takes place m a various number R0 n o
of locales: -including . trenches, nnQ ... :. n
dug-outs, barracks, roads, bat- day t B , Exchan the
tie neias, caies, courx rouxu,, xiu students, 'Cooperative . store
Mayor John Foushee
keeping the ball.
naa
OUR MAJOR EVENT OF THE YEAR
You save, because months ago we planned a
9c sale that would generate excitement every
where within miles of our store.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
BRtrc
5c to $1.00
STORE
are also tiie same as those used
in the New York - production
and a variety of sounds will be
given. The costumes, supplied
by the Brooks Costume Com
pany, are correct in every detail,
having been secured from
France immediately after the
World War ended.
is m
charge of the committee on ar
rangements for the ball. Other
members of the committee are
J. Maryon Saunders, Mrs. G. E
Shepard, J. Haywood Duke, Mrs
W. M. Dey, Harry F. Comer,
Willie Hogan, Pete Ivey, Tom
Howard, R. W. Madry and Jack
From the - way President
Roosevelt and Governor Tal
madge uphold the merits of for
mer Presidents one does not won
der at what the poet said about
"the good men do" living after
them.
Coach Walter Skidmore sent
his varsity cagemen through
lengthy drill yesterday after
noon in preparation for the
game Saturday night with South.
Carolina in Columbia.
A considerable part of the
practice was spent in attempt
ing to smooth out rough spots
and in trying to keep the play
of the team as a whole more
consistent. One of the chief
faults of the White Phantoms
this year has been unsteadiness.
Captain Jim McCachren, who
is fast regaining his old form,
vaulted into second place in scor
ing as a result of Tuesday-
night's game with V. P. I. Mc
Cachren rang up .14 points to
run his total to 73, " five points
behind Pete Mullis, who leads
with 78. Andy Bershak has 71,
Paul Kaveny 70, Mel Nelson 69,
Earl Ruth 41, Ramsay Potts 31,
Latcher Webster 21 and Foy
Grubb2.
Lead State Race
The Tar Heels are leading the
State basketball race without a
loss, but have dropped two con
ference games and one intersect
tional contest. W. & L. and Vir
ginia hold conference victories
and New York University holds
the other.
Carolina's lead in state com
petition will be seriously threat
ened next Thursday night when
the Phantoms face the mighty.
Duke five in the Tin Can. Pre
vious to the Duke game Wake
Forest is met there Tuesday
night. The week is finished up
when Navy invades Chapel Hill
to battle the Tar Heels Satur
day night.
Tar Heels One Up
Just what lineup Coach Skid
more is planning to use against
the Gamecocks is uncertain. No
great difficulty is anticipated
with South Carolina, over whom
the Tar Heels already hold an
easy victory.
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VALENTINES
for
Sweetheart Friend Relative
aifreb WtHtams a Co., line.
O- louse &
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extras
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NOW IN EFFECT
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Today, January 30th
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