. Wolfmen Stack-Up
Against Wolfpack
CHAPEL HILL, N. C SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1937
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Battle Of Wolves
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ART ROONEY, State backfield sparkplug, has been daily eras
ing lines of worry from Doe Newton's pensive face. With Eddie
Berlinski, he carried the greatest part of the ball-carrying duties
against Davidson in Greensboro a couple of weeks ago. Tar Heels
will be 'on the watch for him this afternoon. :
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Tar Heels Drilled To
-For State Passing Attack
Berlinski And Rooney
Backfield Stars
Of Opposition
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opened its 1937 season two
weeks ago at Greensboro where
it defeated Davidson 6-2. Last
week it remained idle as far as
outside competition is con
cerned, while Carolina was bat
tling to a 13-13 tie with Soi
Carolina.
Probable Lineup
N. C State Pos. N. Carolina
Tatum LE Bricklemyer
Fry LT Maronic
Hines LG Wrenn
Mark C Adam
Wooden RG Woodson
Helms , RT Bartos
Conrad RE Bershak (Co-C)
Berlinski QB Little (Co-C)
Rooney LH . Burnette
Murphy RH Watson
Gardner r FB Ditt
or Kuzma
Starting Time: 3 P. M.
Place: Kiddick Field, Raleigh.
Hill and Dale Men Prepare
For Battle With Generals
Whipping themselves into
shape for their opening meet
with the Washington and Lee
Generals, the varsity cross
country men took a workout
over the difficult five-mile
course yesterday afternoon.
With Coach Ranson watching
the boys go around and correct
ing their errors, the squad look
ed greatly improved over its
showing on the i same course
last week.
Two Groups
The group that covered the
five-mile course included Cap
tain Jones, Hendrix, Hall,
Troutman, Hardy, Crockett,
Gordon, Russell, Wakely, Ba
den? Bonner and White. Another
group of varsity men who are
not as far advanced went over
the three and one-half mile
route. These men were Fink,
Mauter, Perrin, Fleming, Doty,
and Mazur.
The squad will take light
workouts for the next few days,
and then they will once again
pick up the pace of their work
outs so as to be in the best con
dition when their first meet
rolls around. "
RAY MATULEWICZ
DEFEATSMOWLES
Shores Takes Penland
By Knockout
By Karlin-Kaplan
Durham, Oct. 1. Ray Matu
lewicz, 173-pound intercollegiate
champion, decisioned over Carl
Knowles, 179 pounds, of Rome,
Georgia, here tonight in the fea
ture light ot a 38-round pro
gram.
Matulewicz did all the lead
ing, with Knowles taking every
thing he had. It was a purely
defensive fight on the Geor
gian's part. The crowd booed
the decision, feeling that the
Georgian, clowning throughout
the fight a la Max Baer, had
not let himself out.
In the third fight of the eve
ning, "Tiger" Shores, former
Carolina varsity boxer, knocked
out Glen Penland, former cap-
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FROSH PRACTICE
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The Carolina freshman foot
ball and aerial circus club held
another meeting yesterday aft
ernoon on Emerson field. In the
absence of Head Man Walter
Walter Skidmore, who was out
scouting; Assistants Wally Dun
ham and Buck McCarn took
charge of the workout. ;
The f' proceedings yesterday
took to the air as Dunham ran
the backs and ends through
snappy passing drill. This year's
Tar Baby squad has some fast
passers and lanky ends to snag
the tosses.
Passers
Osborne and McRae took
most of the tossing honors yes
terday. Osborne hails from Al
bemarle, whileJMcRae is from
Concord. Among the outstand
ing ends are Mallory and Sev-
erin, who at present are holding
down the first-string flank
berths. . '
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concerning today's encounter.
They are prone to believe that
the Wolfpack's fine aerial work
against Davidson, coupled with
Carolina's poor pass defense
against South Carolina, will
bring State its fourth victory of
the series.
However, Tar Heel enthusi
asts are not any too convinced
by that argument. In the Da
vidson game, State . tossed 11
passes and four of them were
completed, one for the lone
touchdown. Davidson gained 55
yards, but one less than State
did, on five aerial attempts and
advanced 97 yards rushing to
State's 186.
In its tie with the Gamecocks,
North Carolina rushed to 19
first downs for gains of 272
yards while holding the visitors
to 91 yards rushing. Both teams
completed six passes. Still, sta
tistics of former, performances
are not very valid in predicting
the future.
Good Backfield
State probably has its best
backfield in four years. Eddie
Berlinski and Art Rooney, a
sophomore, displayed plenty of
speed and deception in the sea
son's opener, while their mates,
George Murphy and Fred Gard
ner, proved themselves capable
blockers and plungers.
Across from them will be the
quartet of Co-Captain Little,
Tom Burnette, George Vatson
and Art Ditt. That they are
probably one of the best sets of
backs in the South was not
doubted after last week's per
formance. Their running attack
functioned "beautifully and the
State line will have to exhibit
more strength than it did
against Davidson to stop them.
KAPPA SIGS, CHI
PHIS WIN OVER
SIGMA NU, TE1
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B-V-P Garners Victory
Over Grimes; Lewis
Beats Manly
The first week of intramurals
was one of defeat for the two
leading teams on tne campus
according to the results of last
season. Both allHcampus cham
pions S. A. E. and dormitory
titlists Grimes went down by
close decisions during mural
piay. x esteraays events saw
B-V-P eke out a 6-0 win over
Grimes; Chi Phi score a safety
to trip T. E. P. 2-0; Lewis beat
Manly by a 6-0 score; Chi Psi
trample Sigma Delta 20-6, and
Kappa Sigma gloriously down
Sigma Nu 6-2. '
B-V-P Over Grimes
Using 15 men in a futile -at
tempt to catch up to B-V-P who
State Game Instructions
The entrance gate for Cha
pel Hill students at the State
Carolina game today will
be located in thenorth-east
corner of Riddick stadium.
Students will present their
pass-books at that gate, pass
through and then receive a
reserved seat ticket stub upon
the payment of a $.50 fee.
Men will be on hand to iden
tify the students.
Athletic authorities at the
University request that the
students, in order to avoid
confusion, arrive early, have
their $.50 ready in change,
and proceed directly to their
assigned seats.
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GEORGE STIRNWEISS, Carolina's" sophomore star, is very
apt to see a lot of action against the State Wolfpack this after
noon in Riddick stadium. Though his entrance into collegiate
competition against the Gamecocks last Saturday failed to rock
any nations, he made a creditable showing both offensively and
defensively. .
was leading 6-0 at the end of
the half, Grimes outplayed the
New Dorm outfit in every field
of the game. Scoring seven first
downs to their opponent's two,
the 1936 champs were repulsed
some six times on B-V-P's two
or three yard line. This feat
alone on the part of the victors
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Faculty Tickets
Faculty members plan
ning to attend the N. C.
State-Carolina game in Ral
eigh - today may obtain
tickets for one dollar at the
athletic off ice, 210 Graham
Memorial.
All candidates for var
sity football manager re
port to Emerson field Mon
day at 4 q'clock.
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