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No Intramurals .Today atlp Car ' yttl No Intramurals Today CHAPEL HILL, N. C FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1936 V j LEN' YOURj EARS ! 2?y Lex Eubin x ! i i BETAS, LEWIS WIN ONLY TAG GAT.IES INGMIPUSPLAY Everyone seems to be casting his vote for Duke this weekend. Then they relax, smirking and exulting in the belief they have just predicted a startling upset So many have picked Duke that it is no longer an upset. We vi sion a Rose Bowl Kentucky elev en dripping in crimson after absorbing a 34-0 defeat from Georgia Tech and pin our hopes on the visitors from the deeper South with their razzle-dazzle, triple laterals, shovel plays and deception but our sentiments are with Duke so as to qualify them an undefeated when they get "rose-bowled" over by the Tar Heels. We shy from being pertinent or unethical, in joining others to wonder whether or not Pete Ivey has ever visited New York. His letter to Mayor LaGuardia indicated otherwise. "Just pic ture a bonfire way down at Times Square" it would more than be against the rules: it would scorch hundreds of scur rying thousands, produce a five alarm exhibition of the fire force, create a panic, and snag traffic as far as the turnpike two miles out of Baltimore. As for the other suggestions: we would get air sick from the sway of the Empire State and would feel ill at ease among the inhabitants of Central Park. We read an interesting editor ial the other day, which insisted that there are three kinds of lies: plain lies, damned lies and statistics. It went on to show that the tabulations of the state papers in the Tennessee- Carolina game were no less than astrocious. Durham: N. C. out- xushed Term. 90-82: Greens boro: Tenn. outrushed N. C. 144-98; and Raleigh: Tenn. out rushed N. C. 139-88. They all differed on the passes flung, four papers giving four variations of Carolina's attempts (2, 3, 5 and 6) .... . Spurred by this revela tion we checked over the statis tics of the Maryland game for the sake of argument and for the nucleus of a column. We were mortified to discover com plete correlation in the state pa pers it seems that here we have found an editorial which has actually wrought an up heaval. We regret that Clemson doesn't grace our schedule. We were rewarded last Saturday (for being the lone Chapel Hill ian at the Duke game) by one of the cleverest exhibitions of half-time entertainment ever seen in these quarters. The Clemson "Pontoon," a, snappy, brilliantly uniformed, marching corps which accompanies the team, strode the field for 15 minutes as a trick unit. The pranks of the company had the sparse gathering in continual applause and laughter a satiric imitation of the goose step tickled the Duke ganders. President Graham reared up two Saturdays ago, a few hours before Tennessee trotted onto Kenan and refused to allow the broadcast to go on under com mercial sponsorship hence, there was no sales spiel, the school had to foot the radio bill, and the officials of the concern (or concerned officials), adver tising a headache remedy, made fine use of their own product in their despair. K. A. Forfeits To S.A.E., Two Other Tilts Postponed In the only two tag football games played yesterday, Lewis trounced Aycock 19-2 and Beta Theta Pi emerged the victor ov er Kappa Sigma by a 12-0 count. S. A. E. was awarded a victory on Kappa Alpha's forfeit while the Chi Psi-Pi Kappa Sigma and the Phi Kappa Alpha-S. P. E. battles were postponed. In the first half of the Ay- cock-Lewis battle things were N.Y.U. Mentor IWolf Polishes Tar Heels . For New York Encounter "'V DUKE-TECH GAM SLATED TO HEAD LIST OF BATTL1 Tornado Stands In Way Of Devils Hopes Of Pasadena J Better Play Displayed Than At Any Time This Season Ditt Will Start Coach Wolf, gunning for his fourth straight victory, put the finishing touches on his offense yesterday afternoon in prepara tion for the battle with N. Y. U. tomorrow. The team ran smoother than lit has at any time this year. NO MURALS Due to the great number of men going to the N. Y. U.-Carolina game, no mu ral games are scheduled for today. 7: ... , , - - -t pretty much at a standstill un til, a few minutes before half time, Aycock nailed Lewis be hind their goal line to register a safety. Lewis kicked to Ay cock from their (twenty and the ball was recovered by Lewis on the first down when Aycock fumbled. Canady With one minute remaining in the half, Canady of Lewis carried the ball over for a touchdown. In the second period Wright of Lewis snagged a pass and ran 15 yards to add another six points. Canady added the ex tra point on a pass. Going into' the latter part of the eame. Parker of Lewis intercepted a ateral and ran 20 yards for a touchdown to complete the scoring. The only other game of the day saw the Beta's score in each period to emerge victorious ov er Kappa Sigma 12-0. The Be ta's first tally came on a long pass from Blythe to Coan who crossed the final strip unmolest ed. In the second half, with both teams playing good ball, Bass-of the Betas got in the way of an opponent's pass and ran 20 yards to bring his team's to tal to 12; By R. R. Howe The meeting of Wallace Wade's Blue Devils and the re cently rechristened Golden Tor nado of Georgia Tech in the passes and running plays both Duke stadium definitely tops the working to perfection. Art Ditt, list of grid battles slated for to- the boy that did the only scor- morrow. ling for Carolina last Saturday, The Devils have been pointing I is running at fullback. He has towards that game with the recovered completely trom tne double intention of doing away slight leg injury he received in with the habit that Bill Alexan- the game and is driving hard, der has acquired of upsetting Backs Wade's Rose Bowl leanings and Other starting backs will to give the Duke team a still probably be Little at quarter. more decided list than they now Watson and Burnette at the have in the general direction of halves. Knowing that the start Pasadena, ing backs will not be able to Both clubs have strong lines stay the whole game Coach and capable powerful backs andWolf nas Deen Jrrooming Coon the game should be better than er Bricklemyer, Kraynick and the Duke-Colgate affair. Dunham for the offense that he State-Furman expects to launch. Jim Hutch- . . . I j. -..m t. .Ml -1--. "Vn I State stands a fair chance ofl111 eierau luuuatA, ww only did he recently renew a five-year football contract at N.Y.U. getting under way when they see plenty of action. He is still but he is also an assistant professor of orthopedic surgery at the try to stop the Purple Hurricane the hardest driving back on the Yale medical school and on the staff of the Yale health depart- in a nightcap in Riddick sta- field a sood blocker and an ac- ment in New Haven hospital. dium. The Furman crew were curate passer. He served as head coach for the Elis from 1927-'32 and guid- South Carolina state champions Most of the week has been j iri : l ait ti.ii- ii i -i n : t Moof raq cfofn -rii v- ft. I SDent in concenurauon on ID8 w ww i-L . m a " m m . i v i mm -m m m w . t vwa va mm w jljl - - - - -L iai m Stevens is only "36 years old. Back Flyaway Is Hardest Stunt Says Coach Of Gym Swing Band Spruill, Lawson, Unknown Gym nast only Three Carolina Men to Execute Trick THREE YEARLINGS OUT OF W. F. GAME Coach Seeking Material For Vacant Places With three yearling stars def initely out of the Wake Forest game tomorrow, Coach Skid more pushed his squad yester day afternoon in a search for material to fill the places of the missing men. A long period of scrimmaging kept the candidates busy all aft ernoon with running and pass ing plays, and a short drill in Mckoff formation finished the workout. Injuries Carver, the team's ace pass er, uanton, nrst string center, and Hubbard, powerful tackle, will be on the side-lines during the Bable Deacon tilt, according to information from the coach es. The backfield posts will be filled by Radmon, Soufas, Mei- ghan, and Brantley. Ralston is slated to start as center, and Hubbard's place at tackle will be held down by Higgins. The game is scheduled for Wake Forest tomorrow after By Bill Lindau A little conversation at By- num the otner day Drougnt forth the revelation that the giant swing is not the most dif ficult stunt in gymnastics. Dr. Lawson says that the back fly away far surpasses the giant swing in difficulty. It calls for perfect coordination and timing, and is a horizontal bar figure. The execution of it makes you look like something that might nappen to marl jsrowder. it is like a front flyaway only dif Iferent, the front flyaway being isort of a forward back flip, or what the half gainor is in diving except that here your feet "are not on the floor in the begin ning, but your hands are on the bar. You get yourself a good swing and, pointing your feet in the direction of the wall at an angle of about 60 degrees, you shut your eyes and say "Allah is almighty at the same time letting yourself go. It's Easy if . . . If you do the thing right, you go around in a pretty little cir cle and come down on your feet and goody-goody for you; if you don't do it right, the boys scrape you up off the floor and send you home in a match box engraved with your initials. Well, the back flyaway is the same thing except you are facing the floor when you let go at the height of the back swing and double up fast before you can say Alex Christopher MendeliefF. The results are the same ei ther way as in the front, or gar den variety of flyaway. There have been only three gymnasts at Carolina who ever have done this; Dean Spruill is one, Doc TENNIS MATCH MOVING RAPIDLY hands full but after the showing defense the Violets will set up. they made in Manhattan last The New York team completely week and with Eddie Berlinski bottled up the Pennsylvania run back in the lineup, Anderson and aerial attack and then ought to make a mark in that turned loose a devastating and elusive win column. Reports of baffling one of its own in the dissatisfaction in the Raleigh final periods, institution were spiked when the Threat student body voted unanimously ihe lar Heis expect most to back the football team and the of their trouble to come from a athletic policy 100 per cent bi sophomore by the name of The Wake Forest-Clemson m Williams. He turned a com- Second Round Of Play Un though not of such na-1 paratively close game into a rout Almost Completed " TT? T to S his way downlhVfiSi mg world, will be every whit as lo lwlst nis wa uown Lne uatL The freshman tennis tourna- good a game as the Duke-Tech f or tw0 of the four touchdowns ment continued moving at a tanele. Both teams are crood to 1 1113 tnree running mates are an rapid pace yesterday in spite of go but after tasting Wake For-veterans of three years experi- the absence of many contestants I est's nower nersonallv. we favorlence who hav left fnr New VnrV The Nine matches were Tlayed, I leash. thus completing all but two Fodder games of the second round, most V. M. I. sticks its neck up of the third and a few matches when it takes on the Columbia of the fourth. Lion on its home field. The Ca- Due to the N. Y. U. game, dets have a busy afternoon matches will be held only from trying to stop the triple threat 2 to 5 today. None will be held sophomore Luckman. tomorrow. Kentucky will be very much The complete scores of yester- in the mood that Carolina was day's play are as follows: 1x1 Iast year when they ran up First Round "i ugim j-A jajtt x. o as they meet the W. and L. Gen Rider defeated Hough, 6-2, pru nmnTnw T, irfl1.v. ' I - 1 1 J I T 1 t 0 . . axis xutve pienty on xne Dan in q o sPite of thir Ietown at Stockton defeated Gudger 6-2, tTlp han - nf npnryra , . 6-2; Rider defeated Langsam Saturday t2i t4; ,Mf-,CW?n df The Terrible Terps ought to Barnett 2-6, 6-1, 6-2: Lane de- -u i u if i feated Cair 6-8, &4, 63; Druck- lffs!des .. m and settle down to getting Meade and Headley loose for scores team will take a short and light workout this after noon. Thirty men will make ther trip. er defeated Murphy 6-4, 6-4. Third Round March defeated Smigle 6-2. V. 9-7, 8-6; Gragg defeated Cohen 6-2, 6-1. TRACK NOTICE The V. P. I.-South Carolina tilt at Columbia ought to be a honey and we think the Game-; cocks will have something to crow about when ifs all over. Cross country trials for the varsity track squad will be held this afternoon on a three and a half mfle course at 4:30. Time trials will also be held tomorrow at 11 o'clock. UPPERCLASS TOURNEY In the two matches played in the upperclass net tourney yes terday afternoon J. Henderson led the way into the quarter final bracket by downing Laskey 6-1, 6-0. third is not remembered at the rtni Kind, pride and joy of present. He didn't mean to do it Z.B.T., won the other victory as anywav. He was trying to ue wimewasnea w nitidis t-u, Sweater Headquarters JL d e n u i n Ev 4 Very Smart To Wear With Odd Jackets Especially Priced At 2.95 The YOMG HHfS SHOP 126-128 E. Main SL Durham Following the boys : George noon with the kiekoff at 2:30. Lawson is the jsecond; and thej CctntxnMP.il em Inst na art b-U. (Continued on last page) J m m I
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