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CHAPEL HILL, N. C, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1936
S AE Takes Over Sigma Nu
To End Season Undefeated
Pick TEm Contest
"I do not choose to run." The
fellow who said that would real
ly feel out of place around Fet
zer field this Saturday morning.
And although as a whole I doubt
if they have any great dislikes
for Republicans as a whole,
Coach Dale Hanson and his Tun
ing cohorts from the Southern
conference would likely snub
this GOP gentleman who re
frains from running. For Sat
urday morning brings to Fetzer
field a group of the South's best
distance trackmen. These boys
love their running.
Track in the South has not
been internally publicized as in
other sections. Yet we find
throughout Dixie many stars
of the cinders and much prom
ising talent. Take Harry Wil
liamson and Forrest Towns for
instance. Coach Dale is interest
ed in making people jtrack-cpn-
scious. The Southern conference
five-mile cross country run Sat
urday morning here is one of his
big attractions.
About 40 men will run in this
endurance maneuver. If you like
your races close, this sjiould sat
isfy you. For some the con
ference's best men are running.
Look over the list: Hendrix,
Morse, Lumpkin, Davis, Jones,
Gardiner, Daniel and perhaps
Gammon. Morse of Duke where
have I heard that name before?
set the record last year, break
ing by exactly one-tenth of a
second Carolina's Galen Elliott's
nine-year-old mark.
The "Bills" seem to top the
field. There's no less than five of
them among the leaders men
tioned above: Bill Hendrix, Bill
Morse, Bill Lumpkin, Bill Davis
and Bill Daniel. Here's a chance
to bet on a Bill and make the
bill rav vou rather than have
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you pay the bill. One , of these
Bills is our favorite the Tar
Heel one, and it is generaUy.hop-
ed around here that this Sweet
William will not fade.
If you saw the Cake race, you
doubtlessly guessed how they
could tell who placed where. Four
abreast the petered-out runners
would come across. Like boys
in striped suits, they were dis
tinguished by their numbers.
' Which brings up a story Gra
ham Gammon told me this sum
mer. He was running for Dar
lington prep at a near-by school
As he finished the race, a youth
ful member of the Fourth Es
tate rushed up to him and ask
ed him his name. He mumbled
between jagged breaths, "Gani
mon." The next day the paper
read, "Finishing . . . . was Damn
him." .. , ?i
Saturday the officials :are
warned to get the names right
andUnot mix up the rightful
winners such as Hendrix,
Jones, Gardiner, Gammon
with the others.
Fleming's 50-Yard Pass
Gives Sigma's Lone
Touchdown
Uses Air Attack
A 50-yard pass for a touch
down enabled S. A. E. to com
plete their intramural grid sea
son without a defeat - as they
took over Sigma Nu by a ' 6-0
count.
The scoring play came mid
way in the initial chapter when
Fleming faded back to his own
4u-yara nne ana neavea a per
fect toss to Charley Poe who had
raced into the clear. ..
Playoff '
This afternoon's clash be
jtween the Betas and Phi Delta
Theta will determine whether or
not a playoff will be necessary to
determine the fraternity division
winner as the Betas are still in
the undefeated list. If the Betas
come through this afternoon the
playoff between the Betas and
S. A. E. will be played Friday.
Other results of games played
yesterday were: Zeta Psi drop
ped their game to Theta Chi
15-0, Law School took a close
Mural Schedule
4:15
1. Phi Delta Theta v. Be
ta Theta PL
2. T. E. P. v. Chi Phi.
3. Alpha Epsilon v. A. T.
O.
4. Lambda Chi Alpha v.
Phi Gamma Delta..
N.Car
Boston C.
Syracuse
Baylor
Notre D.
Duquesne
Yale
Manhat.
Calif
Dart.
S. Caro
Boston U.
Colgate
S. M. U.
Northwest.
Marq.
Harvard
Villanova
Stanford -Princeton
Name
Address
VETERAN BOXERS
BEGIN LAST YEAR
SCOUTS PREPARE
VARSITY FOR S. C.
Freshmen Rehearse Flays
For Game With Blue Imps
FENCERS TO GET
NEW EQUIPMENT
Backfield Strengthened
By Radman's Return
To Practice
Duke Is Favored
Pugilists Take Workout Team Forgets Duke And
b or Coming Bouts Begins Hard Work
Carolina's varsity and fresh- After a day of rest following
man boxing teams are already at I the Duke game, the Tar Heels
work trammer for the hard settled dnwn tn hard workout
schedules which face them next today for the coming South Car
quarter. . olina battle in Columbia this
This season will be the final Saturday. The team is well
one for the "freshman stars of aware that it has no set-up in
the scrappy Gamecocks, and
O. K. Cornwell Secures
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Aid UI university Coach Skidmore drilled his
Assured of financial help by s(ua? hard Monday and yester-
the athletic association, the Car- da? .m ffense m
niinQ - fMm T,i to iv gaming a victory over Duke this
oa;w0nBhVVaCftnn in Friday. The effective overhead
f9vnmf c1,;n5nffwfnii5. attack which the frosh flashed
rwi. rnffin is receiving bids to beat Virginia last week is
from sporting goods outfitters n ?. do some-
for equipment and the squad is imnS wmc? weir di orouiers
adept enough, now to handle on vars1 couia 1101 ao ap
pointed weapons, Manager Reece urday beat Duke. The game
stated yesterday. wm De piayeQ m ine UUKe
With the f nndAmental nnrrie at 6 O ClOCK ITlday aiier-
thrusts, and advances well in noon
All sophomores and jun
iors interested in trying out
for boxing manager report
today in Tin Can at 4. o'clock.
1933." Those still
hand, the team is coining along Radman, star back, has re-
fast and intra-squad competition turned to the workouts and his
ii rm he AniArt -fn-r fho nanr -fn nresence in the backfield with
ture. Calisthenics are still being Carver will furnish.the coaches
stressed and a good part of the two dangerous runners who can
warming up period is spent in also punt and pass. Meighan still
perfecting the coordination of runs m his position at blocking
they are leaving no stone un- hPrI aryA arm,. back, and Soufas continues at
turned in their preparations. Intercollegiate competition full.
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me Carolina scouts, Jonnny will not start untiI the middle of jjne
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iviorns aiiu. waiter oAiuxuure, january and the tentative sched -I The line which will face Coach
nave, seen tne tramecocKs m ac- uje inciudes several of the out- Hershel Caldwell's Blue Imps
tion ana nave come oacK witn standing Southern fencing win h c tw met
-0 . ocycittl rtuuuu me s4uau. teams. If nra ioc T?r,aW. Vo?i
The line averages 190 nounds. I l . , . ,
Kanna Sieroa trounced Phi Al-1 51111 Mn-v Jni7irli Tn1 MimcVfM -i xt. r rn ix lancourt ana layior, enas; Meg-
mtt- - ; 1 f v-vj, , omy Liixee puuiius iigiitei limn 1 vUilrlCSS X O JD lLTilL
T)ha 20-0. . land Joe Fisher. Tn addit.i
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Passes there will be Joe Murnick, a with Lvon. a clever trinle threat- Norment Quarles, former Tar and m& ock &uards' and Lar,
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S. A. E. kicked off and it was senior wno transierrea nere er, Dearth, a heady quarterback, neei ooxmg star, returns xo tne .
i u-c 4-i 4-t a I from Tulane in . his sonhomnrel oi rnn, -pnvo.ir u nne tonight when he faces ravomes 11
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Nu's 40. Passes thrown by Ross the ringmen to practice early The much vaunted Carolina the New York Hippodrome. 1S ! w T n V q Wnl f r nb.
Allon T,votifrTif io n lre 90 thisr vear as it. is his hnne. tn flankmen tnn will have their ne doui is one OI tnree ten "w to T . . r
with a first down and goal to go. come through with the fine team hands full in stopping the rounders under the auspices of ar tnir e Imps
. Lt.4. .-ii u -u t j - !. j 4-.n Mike. Jamhs' ntii PenfiiT-ir present a neity line ana a quar-
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6-0 game from Old West, and from that great team are Cap-1
Favorites in the game will be
Four passes failed and Sigma that Carolina could have had for Gamecock captain and
Nu took the ball. Sigma Nu came the past two seasons. For the end, Bob Johnson, while the cen
right back when Eutsler heaved most part, the varsity lettermen 'Iter of the line will face the hard ing stopped S. M. U. 17-0 last smashers and broken-field run-
a 40-yara pass tnat gave tne I are aomg roaa worK, Dut nopeipiay 01 xne anernaie captain, jweek.
Jacobs'
Sporting club.
tet of big, fast backs featuring
Woodv and McAfee as lme-
Snakes the ball on S. A. E.'s 35 to take to the ring soon.
but on the next play Poe inter
cepted a pass and the rally end
ed. Sigma Nu again threatened
when Allen on an attempted
punt was forced to throw the
ball away when . the pass from
center was high.
Sigma Nu failed to gain and
S. A. E. took the ball. Ross Al
len quick-kicked to the Sigma
Nu two-yard line to set the stage
I Paul Gaffney, 190-pound guard. Utah won the Rocky Mountain
ners.
Results Of Week-End Grid Tilts
ran To Change National Set-Up
No Major Upsets Recorded to
Alter Rose Bowl Situation,
Says Commentator
By Len Rubin
Saturday came and Saturday
for the only score, bigma JNu went with no en-eater contribu-
kicked right back and on the tl0n to the gridiron world than
first play Fleming heaved his the amazing calm that followed
touchdown pass to Poe for the m lts wake. In a season replete
score. Allen failed to convert th startling reversals, last
and the half ended as Sigma Nu week's scarcity of upsets is re-
chalkea up a nrst qown alter mrkahf for inst that reason. . :
receiving the kickoff.
Varsity Harriers
Have Time Trials
Hendrix and Gammon Turn in
Fastest Time for Four Miles.
Not a solitary tie was record
ed in major circles and only
three slight upsets caused tre
mors. They were, in order of
vibrations, Georgia over Tulane,
Notre Dame over Army, and
Yale over Princeton.
Bowl Chatter -
JOJUHTKlHGWCHSEFUlCOISOMCiSSSS
CIOARETTI
A OOAR HOLCS&S
FINEST BRIAR MQMIYCATI CUY
conference for the first time in with 40 whereas Jim Hutchins
more than a decade, by the mar- cuts in at 12th place for Caro-
gin of an extra point, 14-13 over lina with 30 points. . .
Colorado...
Dartmouth outscored Snave-
Iy's Cornell team 20-6 and stayed
Pitt and in front of the "Iw League.'
The varsity cross country
squad took time, jtrials over, the .he Rose Bowl situation re
first four miles of the confer- mained static in the East as
ence course yesterday afternoon For dham, idling in New York,
iii preparation for the annual paced the contenders. Alabama
Southern conference cross coun- L. S. U., and Marquette al
try championship meet which ploughed through powerful op-
will be held over the five-mile J position to remain in the run-
course in Chapel Hill Saturday, ning. Marquette is tested this
' Bill Hendrix and Captain week by the pugnacious, giant
Graham Gammon, who has not killing Duquesne and 'Fordham
competed in any meets this faces the surprising Georgia,
year, turned in the fastest time fresh from victories over Flor
when they were clocked in 21:- ida and Tulane. 'Bama and
03 0. - L. S. U. tread water, awaiting
The squad in general made later dates with Vanderbilt and
nice showings, no one running Tulane respectively. . .
themselves into the ground, but In the far west, the Washing
getting in shape for the big ton Huskies established them
meet Saturday. The order of selves as the foremost candidates
their finish: Gammon and Henlfor the Bowl by eliminating
driv 21 :03 : 1 Jones. 21 :13 : Gar- Southern California 12-0. Wash-
diner, 22:00; Moore, 22:04; Dan- ington has but one more hurdle
iel. Hall and Hunter. 22 :06 ; in the form of Washington btate
Wakely, 22:40; Kind, 23:00; and is expected to clear it. . .
Steward. 23 :10. Sugar Bowl talk is also begin-
ning to sift through.
Marquette are the rumored The Indians face Princeton this
teams from the east and Ala-1 week,
bama and L. S. U. are the likeli- An upset in the Southern con
tioods from the South. . . ference itself was V. M. L's 13-7
Rankings win over Maryland, placing the
The latest A. P. rankings, military boys second to Duke.
compiled from scattered experts, Duke Special
again placed Northwestern at Ace Parker's 105-yard gallop
the top of the heap with Minne- is the longest run of the year
sota directly beneath. They were among major teams. Which re-
followed by Fordham, Pitt and minds one that Rose Bowl talk is
L. S. U. Duke made the first 20, languishing m the tobacco re
placing 16th. . . gion but remember that, should
Northwestern, unbeaten and Georgia upset Fordham, Van
untied, turned back Michigan derbilt stem Alabama's tide, Tu-
Saturday, 9-0, and is now prim- lane suddenly recuperate against
ing for this week's clash with L. S. U. and Duquesne go to
Notre Dame, exposing an envi- town against Marquette theole
able record to an inspired Irish Duke special may yet roll out of
eleven, 20-6 winners over Army Durham. Far fetched but. . .
last week. . . Leading the Southern confer-
Minnesota, whose three year ence in scoring is the deadlocked
splotchless record was stained by pair of Armfield of Davidson,
Northwestern two weeks backhand Folger of Clemson, with to-
continued on its rebound trail by tals of 8 touchdowns for ' 48
settling on Texas with a flurry points. Smith of Duke ranks 5th
of ! scores, winning 47-19. Hap
less Wisconsin is next for the
Gophers, who have scored 99
points in their last two starts.
Conferences
L. S. U. needs one more win to
settle the Southeastern confer
ence; Washington paces the Pa
cific Coast and can only be tied
by Washington State; North
western has long clinched the
Big Ten title; and Nebraska
need but beat Kansas State Sat
urday to decide the Big Six
standing.
The Southwest race is the
dizziest of all with Arkansas
holding the front position, hav-
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