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CHAPEL HILL, N. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1936
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BY
THE PAPERS
.IraSarasohn
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We were very fortunate last
Friday morning to be able to
accompany the wrestlers on their
trip to Lexington, Va. Believ
ing that some of our readers
would be interested in hearing
what happened on the trip we
took pains to note down things
which we considered to be of
some importance and interest.
Unfortunately many of
DUKE TUT TO BE
IMPORTANT GAME
IN BIGJVE RACE
Postponed Carolina-State Game
Will be Played February 27,
Prior to Conference Meet
RED TERRORS LEAD LOOP
BOWLING MURALS
TO START TODAY;
SEVEN GET BYES
Twenty-five Teams will Compete for
Title Instead of Usual Eight
The annual bowling intramur-
als will get underway this after
noon with 25 teams vieing for
the campus championship. Di
rector Herman Schnell decided
to give all of the teams a chance
in the tourney instead of having
the eight high fraternity and
dormitory teams as has been the
custom in the past
The schedule as drawn up byltomorrow-
Director Schnell finds Graham
Memorial, T. E. P., Phi Gamma
Delta, D. K. E. No. 1, Old East
No. 1, Aycock, and Z. B. T. re
ceiving byes m: the opening
round of bowling. , , :.
Today's Schedule "-
First round matches find the
Carolina's return basketball
engagement with Duke in Dur
ham Friday night is expected to
have a tremendous bearing on
the Big Five race, despite the
fact that both clubs still have to
the I dispose of N. C. State, present
cracks are more suitable for the leaer .'of the loop.
old Buccaneer and so they are A mild influenza epidemic
omitted from the following ac- here and at Raleigh called for
count we made. postponement ' and cancellation
Friday, 8 :30 a. m. We are of various sporting events sche
just about ready to leave. . .Har- duIed for last week. ;
vey Gwynn early for a change The State-Carolina game,
but Manager Peterson late as originally carded for last Friday following teams pitted against
usual. . .22 of us are in the night, has now been definitely each other: Ruff in vs. Old East
party. . .The bus is one of the set for February 27, the last No. 1 ; Betas vs. Lambda Chi Al
Carolina Coach Company's pud- game before the Southern Con- pha; D. K. E. No. 3 vs. Un-
dle jumpers with 25 seats. . .And ference basketball tourney for knowns; D. K. E. No. 2 vs. Man-
so the varsity and freshman State and next to the last for gum ; Sigma Chi vs. Chi Phi No.
wrestling teams and managers Carolina. j 1 ; Manly vs. Law School ; . Chi
are off for Lexington in the hills Duke downed Davidson last Psi vs. Chi Phi No. 2; Sigma Nu
of old Virginia. week in the only Big Five court vs. Theta Kappa Nu; and A. T.
Friday, 9:15 a. m. Every- contest played, 36-33. This gives 0. vs. Independents.
thing has been clicking smooth- the Blue Devils a tie with the Ruff in, Manly, and Aycock
ly. . .Most of us fellows are White Phantoms for second were seeded one, two, three, re-
PAIRINGS DRAWN
FOR TABLE TENNIS
MURAL TOURNEY
Sixteen Dormitory and 22 Fraternity
Teams Sign Up for Tournament
The resounding echo of the
ball against the paddle will be
heard throughout the halls of
Graham Memorial when the an
nual table tennis intramural
tournaments begin this after
noon. Thirty-eight teams will at
tempt to establish their supre
macy over the little white ball as
a record entry swings into action
Inclement Weather Alters
White Phantom's Schedule
LOST FOR SEASON
either reading or are catching I place in the race.
up on some sleep. . .We have All Lost One
Thornton Wilder's "Heaven is All of the leading trio have
My Destination". . .Suddenlv. (Continued on last page)
somewhere between Durham and
Roxboro the engine begins to
hit on all two cylinders and dies
a sputtering death. ... Fellows
pile out of bus to help driver
find trouble. . . Coach takes a
seat at .wheel and f attempts to
start motor while we peer at
engine. . . Driver thinks it is
vacuum tank and knocks it
several times. . . Coach- presses
auuicr ana gets engine run-
nine. 1 Wja ara vff ktoi'ti ' '
Friday, 9:45 a. m.-wV reach attention toward the meet with
MATMEN PREPARE
FOR BLUE DEVILS
Tar Heel Cfrapplers Settle Down
For Hard Work in Prepara
tion for Meet with Duke
spectively, with Aycock defend
ing the title won last year.
Teams are to make their own
arrangements as to the time of
their matches and all matches
are to be played off before the
end of this week.
PROFESSORS' SOCIETY
Members of the local chapter
of the Association of University
it hAiwh Tno . XTfQTQiT'tr onn I
freshman wrestlers went down stem atheir first "J6"
to defeat the strong V. M.il. f he to.rrow J""-
t w o, t,,! tt.t, o;ou, in uie iipibtujjai paiioii
Kougemont. . .Town as we saw
it consisted of three gas sta
tions, a general store, and a re
pair shop in addition to a few
nouses and a church. . . Mechan
house.
"TV TT TP T-l "II J A - P Jl it
Duke this weekend in the Tin -Kuiiui, orme pamo-
cr ' logy department, is president of
vflr5tv bsm will he tne association, which was or
trengthened with the return paganized here several yearns ago
Sixteen dormitory teams and
22 fraternity teams have signed
up for the tourney and there
will be two leagues; the frater
nity and dormitory, : with the
winners of each league to play
off for the campus .champion
ship. ,
Intramural Director Herman
Schnell drew up the pairings
yesterday afternoon and the fol
lowing teams drew byes: S. A.
E. No. 1, Phi Delta Theta, Sig-
ma jnus, jno. l, z, ana $, rni
Kappa Sigma, D. K. E. No. 2,
St. Anthony, S. A. E. No. 2,
and Chi Psi No. 1.
First Round
The first round matches as
drawn up find 22 teams facing
opponents, which is schedulde
opponents in the first round of
play, which is scheduled to get
underway this afternoon and
which is to be completed before
the end of the week. The fol
lowing teams are pitted against
each other in the opening round :
Chi Psi No. 2 vs. Lambda Chi
Alpha, Z. B. T. No. 2 vs. Sigma
Chi, A. E. No. 2 vs. T. E. P. No.
2, Phi Delta Theta vs. Chi Phi,
A. E. No. 1 vs. T. E. P. No. 1,
and D. K. E. vs. Z. B. T. No.l.
The table tennis intramurals
will be run off every day with
the schedule for the following
day's play being printed in the
Daily Tar Heel.
The tournaments are divided
into the upper and lower brack
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iBasketeers To Play
Blue Devils Friday
Varsity Hast Six Engagement
On Menu While Tar Babies
Have Only Two More Tilts
W. & L. GAME POSTPONED
Ramsay Potts, stellar sopho
-a - . a .
more guard, was lost to tne
White Phantoms for the rest of
With the subsiding of the ten
sion during the recent bad wea
ther which forced cancellation oi
numerous athletic and social
activities, the varsity and fresh
men basketball schedules have
been altered. The remaining
contests follow:
Feb. 19, Freshmen at Duke.
Feb. 20, Varsity at Duke.
Feb. 22, Varsity at V. M. I. ,
Feb.24, Varsity at Clemson.
Feb. 26, Varsity at Davidson.
Feb. 27, Varsity and Fresh
men at N. C. State.
Feb. 28, Varsity vs. V. M. I.,
here.
Postponed .
W. & L., by the
postponement of the
game for last night
indefinite
scheduled
with the
the season last week when he un- White Phantoms, greatly reduc
derwent an appendicitis opera- ed its chances of having the lat
tion. The loss of Potts, who filled ter knock it from the undefeat-
Earl Ruth's berth so capably ed circle. Many fans were back
while the latter was out of the ing the Skidmore-coached five
line-up earlier in the season, will to avenge itself for the first
materially weaken the reserve 1936 loss when the two met on
strength of the Carolina quintet, the Tin Can floor.
However, the Tar Heels will
have plenty on their hands this
week, for they will seek to even
the count with Eddie Cameron's
Blue Devils Friday night in
Durham. The first time the
Duke club eked -out a 36-34
overtime victory here in the Tin
Can and the Tars are anxious to
REGULARS RETURN
TO BOXING DRILLS!
Murnick and Novich Resume
Practice to Bolster Hopes for
Win Over Strong Kaydets
Captain Bonner, Frank Um-
ic badly in need of a shave be- stead, and Sam Lytle. These
gins to repair vacuum. . .Jud- tnree men were held out of the
son remarks that he certainly v- M- L meet because of inju-
looks like an exnerienced me-kies.
chanic. .. "He has a grease spot Winners
on his overalls and even has a Ed Tankersley and Bob Wil-
monkey wrench."V Man comes liams, who turned in the only
around selling The Grit. . . Ka- wins for the Tar Heels against
luk is interested and offers to the Keydets, should turn in
exchange for a copy of the wins over their Blue Devils op-
Daily Tar Heel. . , After a ponents Saturday when
half hour engine is fixed, so we clash in the Tin Can for the
are told, and we're off again. only home event of the week.
Friday, 11 a. m. After sev- With a number of the fresh
eral stops on the road due to the men on the sick list last Satur-
motor which was "fixed" we dav. Coach Ouinlan had to fill
Officials Make Two Major Changes
In Gridiron Rules For Next Season
Hi
Slow Whistle" Eliminated by Unanimous Consent of Coaches;
"Free Ball" Ruling Permits Either Side to Ad
vance Ball if Recovered Before It is Dead
Following a three-day veriure,
the National Football Rules
Committee came forward Sun-
they I day night with the announce
ment tnat only - two mai or
changes and several minor al
terations Would be the law for
1936:'
Due to almost unanimous dis
approval by the coaches, the
nnanv reach Rnxhorn Wa rm in -with two new men and re
at one of the first rpir shnnJsprv to cnmnlete his team. He "slow whistle" is to be elimina
that annears canahte of fivintr UvH saisfipd with the work of ted- This was formerly design
our trouble. . . Michaels, who Hood, a new man, who threw ed to allow more latitude for the
hails from Roxboro asserts it is hi nnnnnent in 42 seconds, lateral passing game, but too
a good place. . . .Most of the Coach Quinlan gave the many injuries necessitated the
entrv of the faster whistle
gin eating and drinking (Coca- had out for practice yesterday, on the Part of the 5efree-
Colas of course). . . Michaels a light workout and promised to
catches a ride home and visits give them plenty of stiff work
his folks. . .After about an hour for the next three days in pre-!
of patient waiting the vacuum is paration for the Duke meet.
finally repaired and we resume
uur juurney. . . vve nave gone
almost through our book.
Friday, 1 :45 p.. m. After an
uneventful ride frorn Roxboro
we enter the outskirts of Lynch
burg. . .Noticed a lake that ap-
The other major change
comes in line with the "free
ball" ruling for the blocked kick
which does not pass the line of
scrimmafire. Now either side
may advance the ball if it is re
MONOGRAM CLUB
TO MRRT TONIGHT covered before it is dead, instead
i t 1 t i j i i,.
oi xne KicKing team naving un
'Doc Cornwell will be Feature Speak
er for This Evening's Session .
a "dead ball" in case" of recov
ery.-
Charlie Hubbard's Monogram As to tne aerial ame
peared to be frozen solid about club will hold its regular meet- committee proceeded to tignten
five miles out of Lynchburg. . . ing tonight at 9:30. Feature up the regulations on forward
As we arrive in Lynchburg all speaker, for the evening will passing. No longer can players,
the windows are opened. . .We be "Doc" Cornwell, instigator ineligible as pass receivers, be
keep a lookout for pretty girls. . . ofthe new freshman hygiene allowed to be in advance of the
We all wave to them and say and -physical education program, point where the pass is caught,
hello. . . Few fail to respond. Monogram sweaters for foot-intercepted, or falls mcompieie
Friday, 2 p. m. A hungry ball and cross-country will be
bunch rushes out of the bus to presented' to new members, and
one of the restaurants in town. . certificates will be awarded to
Further, these ineligibles can
pot obstruct the right of way or
view of any opponent. Violation
of this regulation will subject
the infringing eleven to the pres
ent interference, pass penalty.
Other minor alterations in
the present gridiron code em
braced the revision of the three
minutes notice to both teams be
fore the start of the second half.
Now both teams must be on, the
field and prepared to play at the
end of the regular 15-minute
rest period. Penalty for this
violation has been eased from
25 yards to 15.
And the option of putting the
ball in scrimmage instead of
using the kickoff was com
pletely withdrawn; the ball
must, be kicked off .. r ,
The recommendation that a
six-inch block numeral be put on
the front of every jersey quite
obviously cannot be enforced,
but since . these recommenda
tions will be in the rule book it
is still likely that they will be
observed.
There will be no changes in
the size of the ball nor will there
be any action on the proposed
penalties for running into the
kicker.
For the first time in its his
tory, the committee held its first
meeting west of Philadelphia at
Palm Springs, Cal. .
Eleven members ana seven
advisory members of the com
mittee were present for the
With the return of Murnick retaliate.
and Novich, the hopes of a win
this week over V. M. I.'s boxing
team increased greatly.. Both
men have been forced from prac
tice due to colds.
Although neither one of them
took an active part in yesterday's
practice, Coach Rowe hopes to
whip both of them into shape by
the time of the V. M. I. meet in
Lexington Saturday.
Marvin Ray has fully recov
ered from the cut he received in
the Maryland fight and was able
to spar three rounds in yester
day's workout. Shores, Eutsler,
Taylor, and Fisher all took part
in yesterday's hard session
which consisted mainly of floor
work using the punching bags
Should Novich and .Murnick
return to practice today, the on
ly position that will be unfilled
will be the :155-lb. class. Woody
is now working out at the ban
tarn post and will probably see
action this weekend. Either Mur
nick or Eutsler will fill the 125-
1b. post against the V. M. I. Kaydets.
As a result of the cancellation
of the Duke matches there seems
to be no reason why Duke won't
become "Big Three" boxing title
holders. At any rate, neither
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Jerseyites Fail to Meet
The New Jersey Club failed to
meet last night because only
three of the members showed
up. The meeting called last night
represented the second attempt
by President Lester Ostrow to?
get the group together this
quarter.
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