Conference Track
Meet Tomorrow
Babies Play Duke
There Today
CHAPEL HILL, N. C., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1936'
Kour, TgirB&M Meet Bfa -Imps
J By Len Rubin j
day
Boston College vs. Boston U.
it is swell to read about Nor- rPjmcrvn TT.ll ti
mie Quarles, former Carolina J Crs
boxing sensation, but yster- yp "m x
day's paper carried his name leam Title
close to the obituary column. He
was setback by Leonard Del Meet lOmOrrOW
Genio at the New York hippo- : -drome
in a 10 rounder. Quarles At 2 0clock tomorrow after
had recently upset Chino Alva- noon the best harrier teams in
rez, Dixie lightweight champion, the South leve their marks
and had a grand opportunity to to decide the winner of the 13th
establish himself against Del annual Southern conference
Genio, but the Bronx lad was crss country championship over
too irood. dropping onlv three the local five mile course.
rounds. He also floored the Tar Washington and Lee, Rich-
Heel for the count of nine in the mond Davidson, N. C. State,
first TIE SCORE . . . sav tin- Carolina and Duke have entered
lice . . . can only keep ; . . the f u11 teams while Furman has en-
city pe'ace! terea a lone representative.
Syracuse vs. Colgate all you . ;
.all-America selectors can relax Many individual battles are
a wee bit. Your task has been ie fcTS
MnMAoA T,n Hfio. w T orrv Bill Lumpkin )f Richmond, Bill
Kelley, talkative Yale end, who Morse of Duke, Southern confer-
arriers Will Compete
For Championships Here
BETAS PLAY S.A.E.
FOR FRAT CROWN
Mural Football Leaders
Meet At Fetzer
Probable lineups :
Beta Theta Pi Pos.
Tennille Le.
McGaig Lt.
Hines Lg.
Reid c.
Richards
Miller
Coan
Davis
Cooper
Blythe
Bass
recently said, "There can be no
all-America without me." His
tiavf nnnairm tpiII TYrriHaTVlt- Vf
"When I graduate folks will be V0" State,a come tosether ln
ence winner last year, Captain
Graham Gammon and Bill Hen
drix of Carolina and Bill Davis,
saying, 'There goes the end of
the Yale team "COLGATE
... as last year . . . keep "orange
Not iame vs. Northwestern but Morse has been coming along
this annual tilt.
Lumpkin seems to be a slight
favorite by virtue of his win
over Morse earlier this season,
at the Duke game: wonder
fast since that setback.
Coach Dale Ranson announced
i Se; tht rhe r W
n j. i ' .a will represent Carolina in the
i. iTvT TvJmeet will be selected from the
p. " "r" "-TT; foUowing men: Gammon, Hen-
sleeper as he headed for the , . ,. -
sidelines but have since discov
ered that Tom observed 12 Tar
Heels on the field and averted a
act NOTRE DAME . . . with
coat of srreen ... paint "wild
cats" . . . from the scene!
drix, Gardiner, Jones, Garland,
Aderholt, Daniel, Hunter, Hall.
Reserve Meet
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yZt:" -ZZZ will be a return battle between
the Guilford college harriers and
the Carolina varsity reserves
TVia riiialrorc Tnaxrc n irir.tnrv over
Duquesne vs. Marquette we 11Tlf,OT. t1ioiV Mt uv
were all informed that Fete Iv- 0f OA . nnA o
Miss Kate a wwe rri-tTi
reserves win ue out lu eveu up
matters.
The men from whom the re
serves team will be selected are:
F. Wakely, W. Wakely, C.
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r.e.
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Carr, W.
. Shaffner
- Carr, J.
Cary
Myers
Daniel
Poe
Mickey
Stovall
Allen
Fleming
Captain Gammon
ey was to carry
Smith to the Duke tragedy. We
now wonder how many were
puzzled as to the contents of the
huge box he lugged onto the
field before game time. No one
neia oeiore game uxn. Moore, J. Baden, M. Gewolb, P.
thought of takmg Pete literally I ' Mntot, SteWard.
until that moment MAR
QUETTE . . . with outlook 'rosy'
. . . makes chances . . . still more
Kind, W. Mauter, Steward,
Knight, Sacrinty, Morgan, and
Honeycutt.
This afternoon at 4:15 the
Betas and S.A.E. will clash at
Fetzer field to determine the fra
ternity division winner and to
find the opponent for Grimes in
the campus championship final
which will be staged tomorrow.
Both teams enter the playoff
after having completed the in
tramural season without a de
feat. S.A.E. has gone through a
fairly easy schedule to reach
their position while the Betas
have been tested to the limit and
have survived, going so far as
to come back with only 35 sec
onds to play in their game with
Phi Delta Theta to push over a
touchdown which took the game
out of the fire.
Veterans
However, when the two teams
take the field this afternoon past
records will be thrown to the
winds and neither team will take
the field the favorite. S.A.E. has
the advantage in experience in
that a number of the men played
on last year's campus champion
ship squad. -
In Charley Poe and Ross
Allen, S.A.E. possesses one of
the greatest intramural passing
and receiving combinations, Poe
having made the
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Carolina Frosh Primed
To Upset Little Devils
Frosh Invade Durham
This Afternoon
To Play Imps
Skidmore Doleful
Pictured above is Graham
Gammon, Tar Heel harrier who
will.be one of Carolina's repre
sentatives in the 13th annual
Southern conference meet to be
run here tomorrow. The local
runners have lost only one meet
and are undefeated in-the con
ference.
VARSITY LEAVES
TODAY FOR U.S.C.
Gamecocks Face Heels
In Homecoming
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Manhattan vs. Villanova if 1 nate one of our secret plays to
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We Press" articles of the com
ing TarMag-YacketyBuc clashic
you will recall the starting plays
("comedy of errors," "strange
interlude." etc.) we have in our
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Junior"
Ferguson. To him we give our
play "Three Men on a Horse,
with but one word of caution:
"Don't let your three other
backs take advantage of you on
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The Tar Heel gridders leave
early this evening for Columbia,
S. C, for the battle of the Caro
linas with the Gamecocks tomor
row in the University of South
Carolina's Homecoming day fes
tivities.
; The Palmetto team held the
Blue Devils scoreless for three
quarters when the two teams
met up some weeks ago though
The Tar Babies leave for Dur
ham today at 12 o'clock to face
the undefeated Blue Imps in the
last game of the season for both
teams.
Coach Skidmore is pessimistic
about the outcome of the game
in spite of the fact that all his
backfield stars will be in uni
form. He bemoans the fact that
the members of his squad contii
ually injure themselves off the
field. Megson, a tackle who has
only recently returned to prac
tice, suffered an ankle injury
while walking out to the field.
Carlton, regular center, kept
himself out of the important
game by turning his ankle
Thursday night. Politics have
kept Taylor, first-string end, out
of drills all week, and Claude
Sapp, 150-pounder, will start inJ
his place. Ralston, watch-fob
center, will start the game at
Carlton's position.
Imp's Record
Duke's big line will greatly
outweigh the Tar Babies, but the
backfields will be about even.
Woody and McAfee, Imp line-
smashers, are not expected to
play, but the Carolina frosh are
definitely the underdogs. Coach
Herschel Caldwell's charges
downed the powerful Quantico
Marines in their last game by
two touchdowns and boast wins
over Davidson and Wake Forest.
The only blotch on their record
is a scoreless tie with N. C.
State's freshmen who routed
the Tar Babies 41-0.
The game is always the most
important of the year to both
squads, and the opening whistle
will begin a four-year rivalry
between the players which will
wind up in the Duke stadium in
1939. The first meeting of the
boys always means a colorful
scrap, as the feeling of rivalry
existing between the varsities of
the two schools is already rife
among the yearlings.
Carolina's lineup today: Vail
lancourt and Sapp, ends; Meg
son and Desich, tackles; Smith
and Blalock, guards; Ralston,
center; Radman, Carver, Mei
ghan, and Soufas, backs.
the Wademen rushed through
all-campus I three touchdowns in the fina
team at end last year. The Betas period. This will be the first and
will retaliate with Blythe and
Tennille who have shown re
markable playing ability
throughout the season. Both
teams are about even in regards
to height, weight, and reserves.
Z.B.T., Ruffin, Zeta Psi, and
Law School completed the regu
larly scheduled intramural grid
program with wins yesterday
afternoon.
last time that senior Tar Heels
have met up with the South Car
olinians as the last game was in
1929, the Tar Heels winning
40-0.
Led by Captain Bob Johnson
the Gamecocks will present a po
tentially strong group of sopho
more players well versed in the
arts of running, passing and
kicking.
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LOST The top to a green
Shaeffer's Lifetime Fountain
Pen. -Return to Tar Heel busi
ness office.
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ANNUAL BRITISH DEBATE
7:30 p. m. Friday, Nov. 20, 1936
HILL MUSIC HALL
SPEAKERS -
Asher Sheinfield of the University of Wales and the University of Birmingham.
G. R. Young of the London School of Economics.
James McMillan and D. M. Kerley of the University of North Carolina.
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