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CHAPEL HILL, N. C, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1936
Shorts
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T Ed Hamlin
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Phantoms Win Over-time
Game From Cadets 35-31
After a season that might be
described as "in and out," the
White Phantoms finally came
through in fine style to nose out
the -Red Terrors from the Ral
Kaveny And Bershak
Score In Last Period
To Beat V. M. I. Five
Score is 29-29 As Final Gun
Ends Regular Game Sched
ule on Wet Floor
SHOMO IS HIGH SCORER
Carolina' scored its 13th South
ern Oonlerence basketball win
eigh sector and cop the Big Five ihere last night when it eked out
CrOWn. UeUing OH W a S10W a 3501 nVPrtimA trmwrnli nr
J J il t-tt J T I I
start,.tne aKiamore-coacnea ma- a hard fightim? V. M. I. club, af-
chinegained momentum as the ter both teams were deadlocked
season wore on, rising to the 29-all at the end of the second
heights of court perfection to haif
down State twice and Duke once Late Period
in hectic battles" on the hard- v -M: L after KaTle ad tied
wood.
fore the gun, couldn't get onto
the Southern Conference tourna- the ball and only tallied once in
ment.to look forward to. Should the extra five minutes, when
Skidmore's boys win the con- Shomo came through with a field
ference title also, the former goal five seconds before the end.
Charlotte high school mentor Playing on a particularly ex
would be in line to receive con- ra siinnerv floorwhir -ovid.
Slipped Through!
CAROLINA G P T
Nelson, rf. 3 2 8
Mullis, rf. 0 0 0
Bershak, If. ' 4 3 11
Webster, c . 12 4
Kaveny, c. 3 0 6
McCachren, rg. 2 0 4
Ruth, Ig. 10 2
TOTALS 14 7 35
V. M. I. G F T
Shomo, rf. - 7 0 14
Kane, If. 6 1 13
Ruffo, c. 1 i l 3
Read, rg. 0 1 1
Moore, c. 0 0 0
RafFo, lg. 0 0 0
TOTAL 14 3 31
Score at half: Carolina 15, V.
M. I., 14, at end of regular play
ing time: 29-all. Personal fouls:
Read 3, Raffo 3, Bershak 2, Mc
Cachren, Ruth. Officials: Gerard
(111.), Knight (Durham "Y").
FOUR WRESTLERS
TO SEEKH0N0RS
Local Matmen to Enter South
ern Conference Tournament
Friday, Saturday
The Carolina wrestling team
will be seeking individual honors
when four of Coach Quihlan's
wrestlers go to the Southern
Conference tournament which
will be held next Friday and Sat
urday.
Coach Quinlan hopes to enter
Captain Bonner in the 145-lb.
class, Williams in the 155-lb
class, Gwyn in the 165-lb. class
and Kaluk in the unlimited class
He had hoped to enter Frank
Umstead in the 118-lb. class, but
he has not fully recovered from
the bad ankle which he received
a few weeks ago.
Bonner
Captain -Bonner has suffered
most of the season with a car
buncle on his neck besides other
injuries, which have kept him
out of several meets as well as
siderable praise for this season's ed the fans with plenty of laughs
work. Winning two titles in his neither team could do much in
first year of varsity intercollegi- an offensive way in the first half ,
ate coaching would be no mean resulting in numerous falls and
accomplishment and the hard sloppy handling of the ball.
working basketball coach deser
ves all the laurels which might
be .thrown his way.
UNIVERSITY TEAM
WINS THIRD PLACE plenty of practice. He has been
IN BILLIARD MEET out for Practice every day for
the past week and should be in
National Billiard Contest Conducted I Qv.
Through Telegraph System- , - r competjng in tJl0 welterweight
The. University of North Car- Although; the other Carolina
olina tookrthird place in the nters . will ' enter tne tourria-
Vs nation-wide' pool tournament nient for their first time they
should go far in copping individ
The conference boxing tour- U 3
, High Scoring V ,..
Shomo and Kane, y. M,
flashy pair of forwards, led the conducted ' by the National Bil
evening's scoring with 14 and Uiard Association of America in ual honors.
points respectively, while which .55 leading colleges parti-
ney, wnicn got underway yester- Bershak and Nelson followed i cipated
day in Charlottesville, oners wth ll and eight.
some of the finest ring talent as
sembled in these parts in several
years.. The Cavaliers of Vir
ginia are defending the title for
the fifth consecutive year but
their chances of repeating ap
pear slimmer than in previous
tournaments.
The wrestling tournament
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was originally scheduled lor
next weekend but through some
error the sports schedules given
ihe tournaments were con-
Both teams kept on a fairly ducted by telegraph, each col
even keel throughout, although lege using a uniform set of key out and the newspaper had list
the Phantoms managed to pull shpts;whlchtwer 3 drawn up be- the tourney for yesterday and
away to a narrow lead whenever fore the first intercollegiate com- today. The matches wiU be held
the Cadets, got too close. Howev- petition five years ago by Char- m Lexington next weekend as
er, in the final minutes of play, les C. Peterson, noted billiard planned at first.
the visitors did succeed in pull- authority. The highest score
ine up. Kane's shot doinsr the determined the winner, each
Tt i - 1 1 I ' ' I ' '
r orty-iour men nave ueen en- damage. school sending their score to the
Cavaliers Lead Conference
Boxing Meet; Duke Second
Davidson Game
Carolina's White Phantoms
will play their final contest of
the regular season here to
night when they take on Da
vidson's Wildcats in the Tin
Can at 8:30. In a preli
minary, the Tar Babies will
return to action against the
strong Davidson first-year
club at 7 o'clock.
A win tonight will give the
Phantoms their third conse
cutive Big Five title, but a loss
will throw the state competi
tion into a two-way tie be
tween State and Carolina.
OLD EAST ENTERS
QUARTER-FINALS
OF BOWLING RACE
Dormitory Squad Takes D. K. E.; Oth
er Fraternities Win
Carolina Team Puts
Three In Semi-Finals;
Novich, Eutsler Win
Shores Receives Bye; Virginia
Has Six in Semi-Finals,
One in Finals
TAR HEELS RANKED THIRD
tered and the competition will
be plenty stiff when the ring art
ists "of Carolina, Duke, and
Maryland begin throwing the
leather. The chances are that
Cor-
OLD WEST, D. R E.
TO MEET MONDAY
Tie It Up 1 tournament headquarters,
With but five minutes to play nell University.
in the regular time, Carolina Carolina's squad, consisting of
held a 27-23 margin. Kane drib- Latham, Dupree, Umstead, Bar-
bled down the floor to tally and
onfthem will be the recipient Shoino sent one through from be- of ;289 to finish behind Indiana
.V"e. rown wneiJ uie umci th 0 knot the count at 27- TTnivifv with . rca t,A the
unu 10 awaiuuig it. tu- 1 Nelson was fouled bv. CaDtam TTwo?w nf MiVWan wiVi
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mgUL. Pflffn nnrl rmivprtpn hnt.h t.riPRlooo .. T oViotv. tl Toi. Wool 1 1.1 ' . ., .
. - - , v , xjo,wiiii .w i respective cnampions m tneir
U 4-1-. Tnw . n r.1invf IittaH I j J . 1 1 T A.! XT I. J- ' ;- -
And sneakino-nf boxiner. it is j A m... irtJ . , . TT , ,, -r l-'
LL,': a . auvaiitage. xaen came xvaxic D nignest score, ne was ionowea mural title will take nlace on
Intramural Basketball Champs
To Hold Playoff for Campus
i Title In ! Tin Can '
The much-heralded, clash be-
to give the Tars a short-lived team to its place by shooting the leagues, for the campus intra
advantage. Then came Kane's WW-, spnrp. Hp. was followed I u aVi. i
loS the Cadet fon.ard drB. byCate, Dupree. Umstead, and Monday nktstaX, a 7:3
oi iormer lar rleels who start- hlf jftwn ftT1j wistinp- around PnflQ i1of ri , , ,r r.
eA ilriair- i-irirr rrmyV- lior-o o-vnrfn- ',,., . I On tne Illalll CUUTl OI ine in A in
ed their ring work here, gradu- fagt to gend the.ball through the Following Carolina in team Can
atihg from Coach Rowe's classes nets
in pugilism ano entering uie
ranks' of the professionals. One
of these is Norment Quarles, the
v,cic xv isotn teams nave come
During the first two minutes due 210, Columbia 209, Pennsyl- through the tournament of un
oi tne overtime, ootn teams vania wo, tomen u, defeated fives in fine fettle.
tni'coo1 wiitmoimio nyirx 0V1 rt-i-o in I 1 RT TllinniS! 72 lur l x ' 'i
hmr -ixr H"h TiiiffTinpimK? name " u x4wVo v-x iwo maiigum, last year s cnamps,
boy with the Pn8 scrambles beneath the baskets. Approximately 55 leading col- werG distliaeftd hv a fiffMW nw
Kaveny broke the ice , with a leges competed m tne tourna- West contingent in the tussle
l.lllllr'iri I'.H I I II II I 1. 11. II III Xllll 1111- I . I I wi
ally dropped out of school wtoK? for the dormitory championship
the other school Wan to for- 1UWCU ' p-"- on Tnursaay. U. K. E. handed
-x x ! x, , -x after the latter had taken a pass Peterson, greatest ot
leu lo mm wun regularity. . . ...
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ivxaKiiig ms metropuiiLitu
de
but Wednesday night, the Hen-
pass reterson, greatest oi an tricx Ghi p j 33 24 drubbinff tn talce
shots past or present was a guest the f raternity title.
V. M. I. called time, out in an M the University during the f all
..wi,jr v. : I jx , x , x7rt,x .,,x nuarter in which he crave his
dersonville featherweight drop- - " v"" " . tt WWf. OTlll . iT1BW,
uarouna cAmUiUi. x. v
tion to the students. He will
again appear at the University
during the spring quarter to
give his colorful exhibition.
nPd a decision to Mike Belloise, alter play resumed
who is considered a leading can- scored its final pointers. Mullis
didate for the featherweight
crown. This was Quarles' third
defeat in his two-year profess
ional career, having won 22
bouts during that period to pile
up an impressive record.
Continued on last page)
passed to Bershak under the
goal, who missed, but Kaveny
followed up to give Carolina 35.
Shomo's field goal came too late
to do any further damage.
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D. K. E.
The work of Moore and Willis
has been outstanding for D. K.
E, throughout the entire season,
while Simpson, Little and Daven
port have paced the Old West
team to the top. Both teams
boast tall squads and have good
reserves. Last year D. K. E. was
eliminated in the fraternity fin-
(Conttnued on Cast page)
Old East came into the fore
in the race for the intramura
bowling title yesterday after
noon as they defeated the D. K
E. No. 1 team and became the
first squad to enter the quarter
final round.
A. T. O. and Chi Phi also
were returned the victors as the
second week of play came to
close with A. T. O. defeating
Z. B. T., 1084-900, and Chi Phi
taking a close match from Phi
Gamma Delta, 1045-1010.
Scoring one of the highest to
tals of the tourney, Old . East
marched right into the semi-final
round by trouncing the D. K.
E. No. 1 team by a score of 1139
920. With Heady, Douglas, and
Belinkie scoring high, Old
East took scores of 393, 344, and
401 to amass their total. Mont-,
gomery, Hines, and Hobbs did
the bowling for D. K. E. but
were not good enough to quel
the Old East uprising. Douglas
was high for the" day as he turn
ed in a 403 score. ;. Heady fol
lowed closely with . " 385, " while
Montgomery paced the losers
with 324. ; ; " j;'
Chi Phi started slowly in their
match with Phi Gamma Delta
and were down 361-294 at the
end of the first string. With
McKallagat, Wilkins, and Elrod
m better form, Ohi Phi came
back and outscored the Phi
Gams in the next ring by a 410
330 score to take the lead. The
final string was a close fought
one with Chi Phi coming out on
top 341-319.
Outscorin Z. B. T. in all
tlfree strings, A. T. O advanced
into the second round of the
tourney as they took a 1084-900
win. Vinson, Cooke, and Spen
cer, bowling for A. T. O., turn
ed in some impressive shots as
they outbowled the team from
Z. B. T., represented by P. Kind,
Weisbuch, and Zauber.
The semi-final round of the
fraternity table tennis tourney
will be concluded Monday.
(Special to the Daily Tar Ueel)
Charlottesville, Feb. 28. The.
University of Virginia quickly
jumped into a commanding lead
here this afternoon and tonight
in defending its Southern Con
ference boxing team title by
sending six men into the semi
finals of their classes and one
man to the finals of his class.
Duke followed close on the
Cavaliers' heels by advancing
four men into semi-final match
es and one into the finals.
University
The University of North Car
olina found itself in the middle
of the pack by putting three can
didates into the semi-finals to be
run off tomorrow afternoon.
' Elimination matches were
fought here, this afternoon and
tonight. The semi-finals will be
conducted this afternoon in six
classes and.the finals in all eight
weights will be run off tomorrow
light.
Results - '
Results of elimination match
es this afternoon :
115-lb. class: Taylor, feouth
Carolina, decision over Shegogue
Maryland; Boselli, Clemson, de
cision over Hull, V. P. I.
125-lb. class: Hall, V. P. I. de
cision over Bell, V. M. I. ; Eut
sler, North Carolina, decision ov
er Murray, Clemson.
135-lb. class : Dawson, Clem
son, decision over Webb, Mary
land.
145-lb. class: Farrar, Duke.
TKO over Jones, Clemson, in se
cond round; Harlow, Virginia,
decision over W. Mann, Duke.
165-lb. class: Novichi orth
Carolina, TKO over Whittle, V.
; Results- of elimination' matcb
eS tonight: . - -' i;r
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