FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1937
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
PAGE FIVE
Davis Meets
Cheerleaders
s
Cheerleader Will Form
Plans For First
'Jam Session'
Glenn Davis, head cheerlead
er, will lay the groundwork for
a rousing season this afternoon
at 4 o'clock when he. meets all
candidates for cheerleaders in
Emerson stadium to discuss
plans for the first jam session
of the year a week from tonight.
Returning to the ranks as Da
vis' assistants this year will be
Pat Patterson, Hamet Cecil and
Al Dickson.
Patterson Sets
Tentative Dates
For Grail Dances
Series Of Three Fall Dances
Likely To Begin Week-End
' Of South Carolina Game
Barclay Back
With Freshmen
Continued from vaae threeS
Kerr's invitation to play in the
annual East-West game on the
Pacific coast and then stepped
out into the business world.
Accident '
In danger of losing his sight
as the result of an explosion of
a chemical pipe-line, last April,
he has been recuperating during
the summer and has fully recov
ered his sight.
During 1932-33-and 34, he
played a roving guard position
on the Tar Heel eleven and cap
tained the 1934 outfit under
Coach Carl Snavely. Though
bothered by a bad knee that
year, Barclay played 441 out of
a possible 540 minutes of actual
competition His roving tenden
cies enabled him to score often
on pass interceptions and fum
ble recoveries.
Three significant dates for
the fall dances sponsored annu
ally by the Order of the Grail
will probably be chosen in the
next few days, Joe Patterson in
dicated last night.
Exchequer Patterson expects
the dance series to open next
Saturday night, the initial event
thus following the South Caro
lina football game here. An
other may follow on the Duke
week-end and two the week-end
of the Tulane game. Fall Ger
mans are expected to fill the
week-end of the Fordham game
Freshmen will probably not
be admitted to the initial Grail
dance next week-end due to the
period-of -silence that rules over
fraternity men and freshmen
rushees.
Carolina Team
Prepares
Continued from page three)
Henry at Columbia, South Caro
lina,' and if all goes well, will
have the one-under-their-belt
confidence which, combined with
their weight and ability, wil
make them plenty dangerous in
their second appearance.
Coach Don McAllister has
taken a bunch of proven brilli
ant sophomores from last year's
South Carolina team and has
brought them through aprac
tice session which will make
them doubly potent as juniors.
Ticket reservations indicate
that it will.be one of. the biggest
first-game crowds Kenan sta
dium has ever accommodated.
Hinson Appoints
Dorm Managers
And Assistants
Administrative Assistance An
nounces Names Of
Dorm Chiefs
T. E. Hinson, administraitve
assistant, last night issued the
roll of dormitory managers and
assistant managers who will be
stationed in -the University's 14
men's' resident buildings this
year.
He stated that this year more
than 1,300 men are being housed
in school halls. A list of dormi
tories, their managers and as
sistant managers follows:
Carr. S. E. Robinson and J.
M. Kitner ; Smith, R. B. Bailey
and Frank Neeiy; Old West,
J. P. Derrickson, E. G. Outlaw
and G. M. Williams ; Old East,
J. B. Craighill, Harry Gatton
and D. T. Vaughn; Steele, War
ren Haddaway, H. H. Alexan
der and J. G. Gifford.
Grimes, Worth Farlow, Paul
H. Thompson and Guy Ritchie;
Manly, Adair McKoy, Burke
Craver and P. D. Morrow; Man
gum, J. T. McCullen, Herman
Sutliff and D. E. Troutman;
Ruffin, Earl Ruth, J. M. Nesbit
and C. P. Kline.
Aycock, William Dawes, G. L.
Young and R. D. Apple ; Gra
ham, J. A. Hutchins, L. E. Mel-
chor and Joe Wilson; Everett,
Lochlin Ward, W. M. Jordan
and Clary Thompson; and
Lewis, Henry Wright, Ed Ham
lin and Thomas Fry. '
Choice Seats
Go To Alumni
Applications for Tickets
Already In Mail
Wit all of the games but one
of the University of North
Carolina's football team sched
uled for state gridirons, the ath
letic association has taken steps
to see that the alumni of the
University get first choice of
tickets.
The ticket applications for
the old grads and the young
grads and the semi-old grads
and the semi-young grads have
been put in the mails already
and applications will be filled in
the order of receipt. Only the
game witn JNew York univer
sity, to be held in Yankee sta
dium, will be played outside of
the Old North State. "
During the summer, unsolicit
ed orders for tickets have
poured into the athletic associa
tion office.
Tickets will be sent to the
alumni fifteen days before the
game.- -
Send
home.
the Daily Tar Heel
LAST TIMES TODAY
JACK
BENNY
wS
New Uniforms
For Tar Heels
Continued from page three)
with blue shoulders and letter
ing will s be used by the men
when conflicting colors arise.
Since ' Carolina's introduction
of this new combination to in
tercollegiate football, it has be
come quite popular m many
sections of the country. One of
the more recent appearances in
a somewhat similar uniform was
the Chicago Bears in their game
against the All-Stars in Chi
cago.
State Meets
Wildcats
Two Backfields -
Are Strong
Continued from page four)
awarded annually to the best
blocking back in the Big Five.
Missed the 13th
Crashing into print with . a
record" of 12 consistent points in
as many attempts after touch
downs, Tom Burnette shared
punting honors with Little last
year and has been assigned the
same duties this year.
This trio averaged 45-minutes
per game last year and this ex
perience puts them heads, if not
shoulders, above the number two
outfit. .
Continued from page three)
leaves a big hole in the David
son line. Captain Bailey Wil
liams will probably be forced
to stay out of the opener tomor
row night also and Fred Dinnis
another dependable, Js reported
as having a stiff knee.
GREENSBORO DAILY NEWS
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Yearlings Begin
Practice
Continued from page three)
Tar Babies will close with the
Duke Blue Imps. The game site
has not yet been decided. Duke
took the Carolina yearlings into
camp last fall 6-0. . "
ACQUIRING GOOD CAROUNAHABITS
One of the "must" habits en
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visiting
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O
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