Frat And Dorm
Intramural Track Meet
Ends Tomorrow
atlp Car
Titles Determined Today
CHAPEL HILL, N. C, TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1937
WITH LEAVE
TO PRINT .
By
RAY
HOWE
Coach Ray Wolf whistled up
his footballers the other night . .
reminded them that they have
a mighty tough schedule this
fall . . suggested that they rem
ember same throughout the long
reaches of the summer and pre
pare accordingly.
Nary a set-up is listed for the
Tar Heels next fall. South Car
olina, flashy in uniform and per
formance, breaks the lid Sep
tember 25. Then State, N. Y. IL
and Wake Forest away, Ford
ham and Tulane here, Davidson
and .Duke away and Virginia
mentored by the former Mar
quette coach Frank Murray,
here in the final game.
No, nary a set-up is listed.
Mural Softfellers
eeM Titles Today ;
Track Nears Close1
seems to
have
oacn seems to nave a new
system of play to spring on his
opponents next fall. It's very
tricky. Instead of going into
formation, shifting and then op
ening up the line for the backs
to go through, the team will lay
down all over the field, hop up
run backwards through their op
ponents, close up ' the holes in
the line, shift, go into their for
mation and then huddle. Its
bound to confuse such Yankee
teams as Fordham and N. Y. U
and we guarantee that Tulane
Captain
tougHenour, Stirnweiss,
Southerland Star
In Semi-Finals
Fin als Tomorrow
A stellar field of intramural
trackmen toed the mark yester
day afternoon as the semi-final
round of the track meet got un
derway with Coughenour, Stirn
weiss and Southerland and cop
ping two firsts each in their re
spective heats.
Coughenour and Southerland
turned in the fastest times in
the 60-yard dash breaking the
tape in. :6.8 to win their heats.
Stirnweiss took the remaining
heat in one tenth of a second
slower time.
Stirnweiss
Stirnweiss took his second
first place of the afternoon in
the 120-yard low hurdles pacing
the field in his heat while May-
nard and Coan led the remain
ing heats. Southerland and
Coughenour again led the pack
in the 100-yard dash to reach
the finals in both dashes.
The track meet will be com
pleted tomorrow when finalists
Old East, Ruff in Clash;
Sigma Nu Battles
ZetaPsi
Ruffin Is Favored
Finis will be written to this
season's intramural soft ball
play this afternoon between the
hours of 4 and 6 o'clock when
the finalists in both the dormi
tory and fraternity divisions
clash for the ODDortunitv to
Dekemen Capture
Third Series Tilt
series
From Carolina 4J
Box Score
will be amazed.
Coach was trying to show the If a11 events comPete-
nlavprs' Tinw t.n rn it. Swit.Ti mnv-1
. . , ,, 60-yard dash-lst. heat
mg pictures tne uuier iiiguu
It looks complicated but if he
can get him men to run back
wards gracefully, it ought to be
mighty effective.
. All we have to do now is get
the hoi poloi to cooperate. In
stead of filing down the aisles
into their seats in the stadium,
the spectators will have to get
up from their seats, walk up the
stairs backwards "and file down
the hill putting their best foot
backwards. And instead of buy
ing, they'll be giving the pro
grams to the boys.
It'll take a lot of practice and
we seriously doubt if it will
work.
The Carolina tennis team now
has a press agent extraordinary
Archibald Henderson, Sr., wrote
indignantly to Sports Editor
John Kieran of the New York
Times bewailing the fact that
North Carolina tennis teams ra
ted only squibs on the Times
sports pages . . .The letter was
published in full in the Letters
to the Editor columns ... The
golf team's victory over Duke
cost Coach Chuck Erickson
steak dinners with appropriate
dressing for the entire golf
team ... George Barley, v the
Duke hurler who has had the
Carolina batters swinging so
vainly, will play with the Yan
kees next year . . . Members of
the coaching staff are showing
some football . prospects the
beauties of the Carolina campus.
Leroy Edwards, U. of Ken
tucky, scored 34 points in 34
minutes against Crgighton m
1935.
Souther
land (Manguni), Wetherbee (St. An
thony), Papy (S. A. E.) 2nd. heat
Stirnweiss (Lewis),. Slotnick (Gra
time . 6.9 ; 3rd : heat Coughenour
time .9. 3rd. heat Coughenour
(Sigma Nu), Theil (A. E. Pi), Freu-
denhehn (Graham), time 6.8.
120-yard low hurdles 1st. heats
Stirnweiss (Lewis), Ham (Phi Del
ta Theta), H. Allen (Grimes); 2nd.
heat Maynard (Phi Delta Theta),
Roberson (S. A. E.), Foreman (Chi
Pis), time 15.6: 3rd. heat Coan
(Beta Theta Pi), Gilmore (Chi Psi),
Cook, (Chi Psi), time 14.8.
100-vard dash 1st. heat: Souther
land (Mangum), Coan (Beta Theta
Pi). Cuneo (Lewis): 2nd. heat
Milner (Lewis), Wetherbee (St. An
thony), Slagle (Lewis), time 11; 3rd.
heat Coughenour (Sigma Nu),
Stirnweiss (Lewis), Shore (Lambda
Chi Alpha), time 10.8.
70-yard high hurdles Chaikin (Phi
Alpha), Gilmore (Chi Psi), Greene
baum (Z. B. T.), Coan (Beta Theta
Pi), Allen (S. A. E.), Foreman (Chi
Psi), Simmons (S. A. E.), Ham (Phi
Delt.)
300-yard dash 1st." heat: Anderson
(Graham), McRae (Chi Psi), Patter
son (K. A.), Cuneo (Lewis) Milner
( Lewis), time 37.5: 2nd. heat Maf-
fitt (Graham), Davis (Beta), Slotnic
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Captain Horace Hamilton of
the Carolina golf team . . shot
a 66 over the Hope Valley course
against Duke . . . averaged 73.6
make a stab at the campus title strokes for every 18 holes
lnursday. earned 18 points in ten meets
Old East and Ruffin hook up for the Tar Heels this year .
in the number one game of the put of first two meets because
day when they meet at 4 o'clock of injuries received in an auto-
on the intramural fields. Both mobile accident.
teams have survived the regular
schedule without a blotch on
their records and will be eyeing
the dormitory crown when they
take the field.
Ruffin Favored
Ruffin will be in the role of
favorites by ivirtue of their win
last year while Old East, made
up largely of the now extinct
Monograms, are made up of
veterans of last year's olay.
ionors are aoout even witn a
toss of the coin deciding the
winner.
Sigma Nu and Zeta Psi hook
up in tne iraternity division
piayoii at 5 o clock and agam
there is little to choose between
them. Both teams have surviv
ed heavy schedules and will be
at top condition for the fray.
(Continued on page four)
DUKE
Ennis, rf
Ambler, 2b .
Bergman, ss
Tipton, cf
Morris, 3b
Gaddy, If
Cheek, lb
Wagner, c
Barley, p
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Totals
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Men Drop In
Handball Play
Fink, Levitt Defeated;
Lipschutz Wins
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Topkins, ss
Bullard, 2b
Melchor, c
Grossman, cf
McCarn, If
Bissett, lb
Bricklemyer, lb
Grubb, 3b
LeGrande, rf .
Hearn, p
Totals'
Carolina
Duke .
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Major League Scores
0 6
. 14 16
Chandler
8 14
6 12
AMERICAN
Cleveland
New York . '.
Andrews vs
St. Louis
Philadelphia .... ..
Thomas vs. Nelson
Chicago . ,
Boston
Rigney vs.'Walberg
Detroit .
Washington
Lawson vs.. Newsom
9
14
10
7
NATIONAL
New York :
Pittsburgh ..
Hubbell vs. Brandt
Brooklyn .
Cincinnati
Butcher vs. Moore
Boston
Chicago
Fette vs. Carleton
4
3
1
0
3
1
7
10
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Champions
I riP 'fiSvk ':ii71f;!
Of the six seeded players mak
ing their debut yesterday in the
intramural handball tourna
ment, two made their departure
as well. Bernie Fink of Ever
ett, seeded sixth, was eased out
by Joe Hauptman, of the same
dormitory by the score of 31-14;
while Lee Levitt, eighth seeded
player from Everett, found his
dormmate Ted Freudenheim
much too steady, losing 31-16.
Dan Lipschutz, top seeded Ev
erett star, opened his campaign
with a one-two-three victory
over Frank Lowenthal of the
same organization. Lou Schehr,
number two, found a stubborn
Aaron Glicksberg, Everett, on
his hands, and was extended by
a 31-25 count. Brother Milt
Schehr, number three, strung
along toy routing Edwards, Z. B.
T., 31-2. The last of the seeded
players, George Katz, A. E. Pi,
put the skinds on Barba of Lew
is in a 31-25 conquest.
Default
Dan Geller was the other seed
ed player to move a notch, doing
so by virtue of a default. Mat
ty Topkins, ranked fourth, was
too occupied with the slants of
Dukes Barley to participate but
will face Jerry Stoff this after
noon.
Outstanding score of the day
was turned in by Morty Cohen,
Graham, who stamped on "A.
C." Corrubia. Aycock, to the
merry tune of 21-0. Cohen faces
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Hubbell Takes 7th
Victory Of Season
Giant Pitcher Defeats Pittsburgh
Pirates 4-3
Runs batted in:
Tipton, Wagner.
Ambler, Bergman,
Errors : Topkins,
Grubb. Stolen bases: Ambler, Berg
man, Morris. Sacrifice hits: Barley,
Cheek. Left on base: Duke 7, Caro
lina 2. Bases on balls: off Barley
2; off Hearn 4. Strikeouts: Barley
8; Hearn 2. luble play: Ambler-
Bergman-Chec
Maffitt Plans
Insect Circus
Football Guard Captures Flies
For Gigantic Show
Ben C. Maffitt, guard on the
varsity football team and Gra
ham's third floor representative
on the Inter-dormitory council,
nas blossomed out into a new
field, that of circus impressario
Maffitt is now billing the only
fly circus on the Carolina cam
pus. Other showmen may go in
for flea circuses, but Maffitt be
lieves in doing things on a large
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The University of North Carolina tennis team from which three
members will be picked to join three players from Princeton to
play the combined Oxford and Cambridge teams in Philadelphia
nMni TiiW is. RpWdinsr from L to r-"ton tow: Henderson, Coach
Itiuiuiu j a : U.
Kenfield. Farrell. Second row: Fuller (C), Doyle. Third row:
Tiirr t?a Toffrpss. Foreman Robinson. Fourth row: Carlton
XTxaiias1- , , - -
Rood, Bill Rood. Bottom row: Potts (C).
Pittsburgh, May 24 Carl
Hubbell won his seventh
straight game of the season and
his 23 straight over two sea
sons as he downed the Pirates
here today, 4-3.
Hubbell was not on hand at
the finish as a two-run Pirate
rally in the eighth shelled him
to the showers. Cliff Melton
came in during the eighth for
the Giants and finally stopped
the Pirates.
Mel Ott's seventh-inning ho
mer was the big Giant scoring
push. The Pirates scored their
first run Off Hubbell in the sec
ond. '
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Carolina Defeat Gives
Duke Conference,
State Titles
Barley's 24th Win
(Special to the Doily Tar Heel)
By Flitches W. Ferguson
Durham, May 24 Duke
gained undisputed possession of
the Big Five and Southern con
ference baseball titles as it de
feated North Carolina 4-0 in a
well-played game here this af
ternoon. George Barley, on the
mound for Duke, gave up only;
four hits while Bunn Hearn, Jr.,
Tar Heel twirler, rendered
eight. All hits were singles.
The Blue Devils bunched sev
en of their safeties in the fourth,
fifth and sixth innings to push
over thir runs. In the fourth,
Morris opened with a walk and
advanced on Gaddy's single to
right. Cheek sent both ahead
with a sacrifice and Wagner
drove a high fly to McCarn that
scored Morris.
Two More
Five hits accounted for two
runs in the next frame. Ennis
was safe on an infield hit, but
was caught at third when Gross
man made a beautiful peg of
Ambler's single to center. Berg-
man then place-hit into center,
scoring Ambler. The Duke cap
tain stole second and tallied on
Tipton's single to right.
Wagner started off the sixth
with a free pass and went to sec
ond on pitcher Barley's sacri
fice down the third base line
Ennis was out, Bullard to Brick
lemyer. Ambler hit a grounder -
down the third base line that
Grubb threw wild to first, Wag
ner crossing the plate for the fi
nal run.
Burnette Out
Carolina played one of its best
games of the season. Only in
the middle innings did the Blue
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