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IRA SARASOHN, Sports Editor
CHAPEL HILL, N. C FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1936
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TRACKMEN BEGIN
WORK FOR W & M
MEET NEXT WEEK!
Tar Heels Seem to Have Edge
Over Virginians by Compara
tive Dartmouth Scores
NEW EMERSON FIELD
With the final completion of
repairs now being made upon
Emerson field, the University
will have without a doubt the
finest athletic plant in the
south. During the past week,
workmen have been tearing up
the track which has encircled
the field in order to make the
former home of all Tar Heel
athletics, into a first class base
Dan park, ine home plate is
being moved farther back, thus
making it practically impossible
for a ball to be hit outside the
park.
The change going on in old
Emerson is synonomous of the
progress of athletics here at
GOLFERS PRACTICE PLAYGROUND BALL Netters Meet Wake Forest
FOR V. P. I. MEET WILL BEGIN TODAY
Linksmen Begin Work After Eight Teams Will Be Scheduled
Dartmouth Victory for Un- I Daily as Mural League Gets
Today; 'Cats Tomorrow
known Gobbler Team
Underway
Game Cancelled
resh from a victory over Competition in the annual in-
T-k . . . ......
.uartmoutn m their first dual tramural playground ball will
The scheduled baseball con
test with the Michigan State
nme yesterday was perman
ently cancelled because of the
heavy downpour of rain which
left Emerson field under sev
eral inches of water.
The Tar Heel diamond ag-
With the disastrous results of competition of the year, Caro- get underway this afternoon at
the dual meet with the Dart- Una s golfers started Dractice 4 nVlrvir -roll pn CW( Woof linVIrc
mouth Indians still lurking in for their next meet. They will up with Grimes, Lewis plays
tneir mmas, tne iar iieei track engage v. l. here Tuesday. Manly, Z. B. T. stacks up against
team settled down to an mten- After their win Wednesday Pi Kappa Alpha and Phi Alpha
sive crind f or t.bp. mppf. wrrVi WiT-lw u n to n v, 1 v,, tvu: tt o:
Ham and Mary which will be held raised for another season like Eight games will be scheduled Z m"! TJl
next oaturaay. last years when they won seven pvpt-v Hnv with noh moot.
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The meet with the William and and lost four meets. ing seven opponents and the vie
Mary tracksters is looked for- Strength Unknown tors will be determined on a won
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ward to as a Dreaming speu as v. P. I. did not encounter and lost percentage. Director
compared to the other dual meets Carolina last year, and so little Herman Schnell has issued the
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wmcn are on Carolina S SCneO- is known of their streritrth rules for narHriiiflftan m
ule. I Malcolm fJrover nnrl "Rpn Icrmfpsta to iha mnanroro nf 110
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w & m weaK Wyche, who turned m low scores respective teams. Four intra- D A I1VT TT A T rro rm AOTT
The Dartmouth Indians scalp- for Carolina, should be watched mural fields will be open for par- "ilili IliiLlO rilUijll
ed the William and Mary tracks- because they are likely to receive ticipation and games will begin
ters last baturday by the lopsid- a higher ranking against V. P. at 4 and 5 o'clock.
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tinue their victory march over
the Spartan team until they
were thrown out of commis
sion by the work of Jupiter
Pluvious. Practice will be con
tinued as soon as the field is
back in playing condition.
Tar Heels Favored
To Take Both Tilts
Coach John Kenncld to Take
Eight Man Team on Trip
This Weekend
SCHEDULE IS UNCERTAIN
DIAMOND PRACTICE
ed score of 122 points to 24. The
results of Wednesday's meet with
Dartmouth showed the final to-
Carolina. Ten years ago, foot- tals ot: Dartmouth 87 Caro
ball, baseball and tract were all Una $',. Taking tne scores
S. A. E. Defends Title
uoacn unuck rnckson had s. A. E. will assume the role
not aeciaea yesteraay wneiner 0f defending fraternity' cham-
he would run another qualifying pions when play gets underway!
round or not. Tne session yes-
Freshmen Begin Hard Work for
Opening Tilt Thursday
with Duke
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wuuuLtcu vviwuu mc, v-uiixiiico j teroav was devoted to maiviauai u.Qo;, nus t5: n t p i,nn.:i n t T i
uia muu and f!aroliiia ao-ainst. their r .i t. ' uacn James ei-
ux wmciDuu iicm vvim a. acatui i -o i practice, ine course was wet,
capacity of about seven or eight northern rivals, Carolina seems and so s no one piaye(j a fu
round.
thousand. The past decade has to nave a slight edge.
seen the completion of beautiful The times of the two meets
Kenan stadium, considered by are another fact which seems to
many experts as one of the most indicate that the Tar Heels
beautiful stadiums in the coun- should have little trouble in gain-
The net team will hit the road
this weekend, facing Wake For
est and Davidson upon succes
sive days. The Tar Heels travel
to Wake Forest this afternoon
for the fourth match of the sea
son and will be found in David
son, tomorrow.
Neither of these matches of
fer much competition to the pow
erful setup representing Caro
lina this year. Wake Forest, to
be met today, shows a lack of
strength and has already suf
fered a 9-0 defeat at the hands
of State.
In all probability, Carolina
will repeat their showings of
last year when they shut out
Wake Forest on both occasions.
Wildcats Unknown
Davidson is more of an un
known quality, boasting at pres
Co-ed Council Drafts
and Sigma Nu among the oppon- forts to find a starting nine for
ents they will have to outscore. the freshman baseball team's in?.
In the dormitory division, an tial game of the season, against ent vic?0rif: 0n.e 0Ver ie'"
the Duke freshmen Thursdav
ers" came off with the campus As yet the squad has had but lins Clle?f n Tuesday.
cer 9-0 and a 6-2 win over Rol-
How-
n j-ll-t ; ! rr -r..- Trrrt rot;ao ever, Uavioson s strength has
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r.omnosed of varsit.v footballers. 1 01
Coach James and much
not been tested and Carolina
try and the gigantic structure ing a victory. Almost every Women students to Particinatek:",, , ' L,1B(i wsii promises to be much too impres-
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m oix opons mis yuaner mon Jackson, rame tbronfrh Inst betore the team can make acred
known as the Tin Can, home of track event Wednesday bettered
Tar Heel indoor sports. Last the time which was recorded at
year saw the completion of the William and Mary. An example
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ine woman s Athletic coun
only track stadium in the south, of the difference in one of the cil drew up the following sched
Fetzer field, and nearly a dozen times is shown in the mile which) ule for women's sports during
fields for intramural play. With when .run at .William and Mary the spring quarter :
the complete renovation of old registered 4:46 while the mile Tennis Coaching class for
Emerson into a modern baseball Wednesday, on a comparatively girls who wish to improve their
park, the Tar Heel plant will vie slow track was run in 4:28.
with the best even in the nation.
The athletic facilities here are
the best that one could ask for
and should be attractive to new
students who are considering
coming to the University.
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GREATEST NEED
game meets on Monday and
Wednesday at 2 o'clock. Mar
garet Jordan, manager.
Archery Tuesday and Thurs
day at 2:30. Mary Henry, manager.
Baseball Monday and Thurs-
Intramural tennis receives its day at 4 o'clock. June and Jane
start this afternoon when the I Rush, po-mariao-ers.
MURAL NET TEAMS
BEGIN PLAY TODAY
Tournament to Be Conducted in
Manner of Bowling Murals
Bowling: Tuesday night from
8 to 10 o'clock. Evelyn Barker,
manager.
Ping pong Tuesday night
from 8 to 10 o'clock, Jo Oettin-
When we look over the above first of the opening round of
athletic advantages, there is one matches are contested on the
thing that is lacking and that is University courts.
a new up-to-date swimming The schedule as drawn up by
pool. This we have needed for Director Schnell finds 23 f rater
many years. This is a need that nity teams and 16 dormitory ger manager.
is being felt more and more as squads included in the lineup. All girls who are interested in
Spring arrives and warm weath- First round matches find the fol- learning how to play golf will
er is just in the offing. lowing teams pitted against each see Kay Quigley or Polly Pollock
? Over at Duke and at btate ano other : Fraternity tourney : S. A. today. Dr. R. B. Lawson will
et "' college of any size that is E. vs. A. T. O., Sigma No No. 2, instruct the class which will be
at le j&omparable to Carolina, vs. Lambda Chi Alpha, Z. B. T. limited to 12.
.there are beautiiui swimming vs. Kappa Alpha, Phi Gamma All co-eds interested in nlav
pools for varsity teams, for in- Delta vs. Phi Alpha, D. K. E. hng mixed doubles tennis games
tramural competition and tor No. if Vs. Phi Kappa Sigma, Chi wffl sign either at the Shack or
general student use. At these Pin vs ATnha Tensilon C.hi Psi V. "V
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places the tank teams have be- Vs. S. P. E.
The schedule has not yet been
future fully mapped out for this sea-
sive for the Wildcats.
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year's season with an unblemish- "able showing on the diamond. voacn xveniiem is unaeciaea
ed record. However, without Beginning with to-day's scrim- as to the arrangement of the T,
the services of Jackson this year page the practice sessions will Heel aggregation and will pro
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and with a new name, "The be long and arduous ones. aDiy carry me iun team oi eigi
Monogram Club," "The Ring- Nucleus men to the matches. These eigh
ers" stand no better than an Although no definite opinion about whom the varsity is noi
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even chance to repeat. can be formed as yet, it appears rmiy oum, are r-ot, ruu
This Year's contests will be as if baseman Bissett, uray, nore, nenoerson,
nri catcher Nethercutt, and second Kobmson, t oreman and arreu.
as the previous ones with the baseman Stoopack represent a
i,at i win r,,T, good nucleus for the future
: i t,; xi.:- ireshman nine, iiissett. m tyaf- w ucji
stead of tournament play. In ticuIar- h the potentialities of dates and the managers are
contrast to the elimination with a coming star: fast on his feet, working to complete the list so
the first loss of last year, each steaJy- a Sod hitter. and an x" at the Schedu'6 " be reIea"
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team will contest at least seven celIenI "e'aer, ne nas me poise
games with the winner in each and y of a seasoned player. The team took a Reserving
JNetnercutt has thus tar snow- fcai' j'caiciuajr aiwuivwu, uwu6
ed up as a dependable battery prompted by a downpour which
mate for any pitcher Coach thoroughly drenched the courts
James decides to place on the Most of the players are in good,
field. Redheaded Stoonack. the condition and the team appears.
third of this trio, is light, but to be moving along in full stride.
the keystone
league meeting for the campus
title.
Radio Survey
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Tnri wae Qnnnnninfr a wnorram 1 fast and handles
during which a woman member P33 n ne style-
of the State Legislature was The remainder of the squad
speaking, the lady, contracted have been scrambling hard for
such a virulent case of "mike starting positions.
fright" that she could not hold
her script. Pool was forced to
hold the paper for her while she
finished her address.
ERICKSON TO ISSUE
CALL FOR FROSH
Varsity Coach to Tutor Fresh
man Golfers Through Season
SPECIALS
One Group Of Sport Shirts, Regu
lar $1.00 Values, Reduced to
- 2 for 1.00
rr,o firnuti Sleeveless Sweaters,
Values to $2.95 Reduced to
$1.00
Men's
Anklet Sox Horizontal
Stripes
3 pairs for 1.00
Opening matches in the dormi
tory -tournaments - find all 16
teams getting into action. The
draw is as follows: Ruff in No.
2, vs. Lewis, Hangum vs. Ay-
cock No. 1, Steele vs. Everett,
Manly. No. 2, vs. Old East, Ruf-j
fin No, 2, vs, Grimes, Graham
vs. Old West, Battle-Vance-Pet-
tigrew vs. Law School, and Ay
cock No. 2, vs. Manly No. 1.
Nine fraternity teams receiv
ed byes for the first day's play
and will not get into action un
til the second round of play.
The tournament will be con
ducted in the same manner as
the bowling murals with each
team making arrangements with
their opponents as to the time
of play. A deadline for first
Tar Heel Wrestler Places
For Olympic Test At Lehigh
New Spring Patterns in Bow Ties matches will be published
2 for $1.00
The YOUNG HEN'S SHOP
126-128 E. Main St.
Durham
in the Daily Tar Heel together
with the drawings. There will
be three singles matches and two
doubles with the singles players
ineligible to compete in the
doubles matches thus making
each team have seven contest
ants. .
Ruled Ineligible for Carolina Varsity, Senior Gholson Puts
Steam to Win Two Titles in Recent Tournament at
Davidson
on
Wilbur Gholson, Carolina
wrestler, who has been ineligible
during the past season entered
the Olympic tryouts for this dis
trict and the Carolina A. A. U.
wrestling tournaments which
were held at Davidson during the
spring holidays capturing the
Carolina A. A. U. title as well
as the Olympic tryout title in
the 145-lb. class.
Leroy Blackwelder and Jim
Hodgin of Davidson and Ralph
Spencer of Barium Spring Or
phanage also won both the Caro
lina A. A. U. titles and the Olym-
pic tryout title.
The winners from this district
are eligible to enter the final
tryouts, along with the other dis
trict winners: the national col
legiate champions, and the na
tional Y. M. C. A. champions
which will be held at Lehigh Uni
versity at Bethlehem, Pa. on
April 15, 16, and 17.
Gholson was ruled ineligible
to wrestle at the beginning of
the regular season because of
scholastic difficulties but con
tinued to work out with the team
all the season with little hope of
ever wrestling again since this
is his senior year. When the
chance came for him to show his
wrestling ability, he entered the
tournament and brought home
two titles. It is hoped that he
will be able to enter the final
tryouts for the Olympic team
which will be composed of three
men from each weight. We
would like to see one Carolina
man on this team.
Playground Ball
4:00 O'clock
Fetzer field no. 1 Old West
vs. Grimes.
Fetzer field no. 2 Lewis vs.
Manly.
Fetzer field no. 3 Z. B. T.
vs. Pi K. A.
Fetzer field no. 4 Phi Al
pha vs. Phi Kappa Sigma.
5:00 Games
Fetzer field no. 1 Lambda
Chi Alpha vs. Alpha Chi Sig
ma. Fetzer field no; 2 Steele
vs. Everett.
Fetzer field no. 3 Sigma
Chi vs. Chi Phi.
Fetzer field no. 4 Graham
ts. Battle-Vance-Pettigrew.
Varsity Coach Chuck Erick
son will tutor the freshman golf
team when the call is made some
time in the near future.
Coach Erickson has not issued
a call for freshman golfers be
cause he wants to get the varsi
ty golfers off to a flying start.
Only six . memberships are
held by the University at thet
Hope Valley Country Club, and
so the boys will be working un
der a handicap because they will
be able to practice only on days
when the varsity is on a trip and
a few other times.
No schedule has been arrang
ed to date, but Coach Erickson
expects to play Duke, State, and
other schools in the state.
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