PAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1938
Pardon Me,
But...
(Continued from page three)
isn't the man to work his
regulars once a sufficient lead
is gained. In go the reserves
and a few sophomores; it
doesn't take a lop-sided score
to satisfy Bear.
Dr. Foy Roberson, watching
practice on Fetzer field Thurs
day, was unable to give any defi
nite information on the condi
tion of George Stirnweiss. Still
on a strict diet, Stirny will have
another X-ray made within a
few days, after which it can
likely be told whether he will
play football this year or not.
Encouraging was the in
formation that Stirnweiss
still has two more vears of
eligibility here after this sea
son. Previously it was thought
that he only had one more
year, as he had registered in
Fordham university before
coming here. But, making a
check on the situation, Dean
Cornwell has found that the
five-year rule holds good for
Stirnweiss.
George entered Fordham on
March 1, 1936, and stayed
there only one week. There
fore, he has until March,
1941, before his eligibility to
play football here expires.
Which is very much 0. K.
with us. v
Two new rule changes are in
the books for this season.
Neither are particularly impor
tant, but one is possibly an aid
to Carolina aerial tactics. For
now it is a touchback only when
a forward pass is incomplete
over the goal line on the fourth
down. Heretofore, the ball was
forfeited when two passes in
the same series of downs fell in
complete over the goal.
Change No. 2 concerns a ball
that is dead near the sidelines
'or goes out of bounds. It is put
in play 15 yards from the spot
rn'ow instead of 10 yards.
Conference
Football
Tar Heels Open
Against Deacons
(Continued from page three)
Tom Burnette, Slagle for Elmer
Wrenn.
The game should give an ac
curate line on whether Carolina
will be able to hold its place at
the top of the conferennce lad
der. If Lalanne and Winborne
hold up their end of the kicking
burden, if Sweet James can pass
with the same machine gun pre
cision that has marked his prac
tice drills and freshman year, if
Kimball bears up on the front
wall it will be a bright year for
Carolina.
Peahead Walker will get his
first opportunity to see how his
"Noble Experiment" sophomore
team bears up against big time
competition.
Both teams took light work
outs yesterday afternoon before
turning in until game time.
Carolina drills did not start until
4:30 at Kenan stadium due to
the funeral of Charles T. Wool
len. The Tar Heels practiced
pass offense and defense and
spent the night at Kenan field-house.
(Continued from page three)
:an eleven already victorious in
its first battle. Davidson last
week outpointed the Citadel 12
6, but is very, very unlikely to
do anything so rash with State.
Clemson will try hard to paci
fy Tulane as the two have it out
in New Orleans. Last season the
Greenwave was hard-pressed in
gaining a 7-0 decision, and, take
it from Clemson, they will have
to strain even more today. The
Tigers are conceded a possible
tie, but Tulane strength is not to
be denied.
The Citadel is resting at
present in Athens, but the rest
will be short and not sweet.
For the University of Georgia,
even though a little wobbly it
self this year, will find ample
opportunity to , make a gala
affair of the occassion.
Up in the north, Virginia, to
be exact, Washington and Lee
will face Hampdenn Sydney at
Lexington. Right there also will
be VMI to celebrate old times
with much-abused Virginia. It's
Washington and Lee and VMI on
the forecast sheets.
Maryland stays in College
Park to vie with Richmond for
opening honors, and in the finish
it's the Terps by a nose. South
Carolina, having set Erskine
down hard last week, will try to
repeat at Cincinnati against
Xavier; and the outcome is a
toss-up.
Bringing up the rear is Wil
liam and Mary, as its team
travels to Annapolis for the tra
ditional opener with Navy. The
game is all in fun, but doesn't it
look like W. & M. would want to
win occassionally?
Send the Daily Tar Heel
home.
Geology Head Is
Named ToTVA Board
Dr. W. F. Prouty, head "of de
partment of geology, has been
made a member of board of con
sultants of Tennessee Valley
Authority it was announced re
cently. The board has recently
completed an inspection of the
various dams under construction
in the Tennessee valley.
Requirements For
State Teaching
Certificate Changed
Douglass Says Change Will
Furnish Better. Preparation
For High School Teachers
Beginning this year students
in division of teacher training
in meeting the state certification
requirements will not choose be
tween a course in principles of
secondary education and a
course in methods of teaching in
higK school. According to an an
nouncement by Dr. Harl R.
Douglass, head of the depart
ment of edflcation and chairman
of division of teacher training,
Education 98, methods of teach
ing in high schools has been ab
sorbed by other courses princi
pally by Education 99, Principles
in Secondary Education.
Previously in meeting the re
quirements for graduation in
division of teacher training and
for a state certificate to teach
in high school, students took
four required courses in educa
tion, chose between Education
98 and Education 99 and finish
ed out with one elective. In ex
plaining the change, Dr. Doug
lass said that students preparing
to teach in high school should
train in both of these fields as
they usually do at other univer
sities and that the combination
was effected in order to preserve
the free election of one course.
Jim Jeffries and Tom Sharkey
fought 25 rounds at Coney
Island in 1900; when the fight
was over Sharkey had two
cracked ribs, a closed eye and a
split cheek.
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