rRfl)AY, FEBRUARY 14, 1941
mmlv Car Seel fc
Fast Field, Entered in 440
for Conference Indoor Games
A tinted fidd of athletes will make an assault on the conference quar
.oile record at the 12th annual Southern Conference Indoor Track and
field Games here Saturday, February 22.
Tfee record under fire is the 51-second performance turned in bv Xf-r.
Alan Miller two years ago. Alan's younger brother, Vernzon Miller,
T of Maryland, will be among the- 1 -
contenders for a new record.
ptKT top-notchers include Tom
rvvlin of Maryland, Werner Brown
Jin Spence of Duke, Bill Groves,
Cathey and Mike Wise all of Car
ina, B31 Murray of Washington and
Jand Walter Carnes of South
Carolina.
BUI Murray is a twin brother of
rrgi Murray, who' will run in the
Lionel Weil 3Iile next weekThe Mur
" are the only twins entered in
the
meet.
411 01 last year iuui muuui yitx-c-
risers in the quarter-mile have
rrtduated, and the race is expected to
wide-open with all of the above
cestioned well matched. Duke's
Brora placed fourth in the quarter-
, 1 r.nfaionM nnf,1wvr moot'
William and Mary last spring.
Last year's 440-yard race proved
t, be one of the most exciting in the
-jaes with Alan .aimer, ine aeieno
7 champion, nosing out Charlie Curl
cf Washington and Lee, Bob Warfield,
. mate. and Hid lion man ci Car
olina. The winning time was 52.1 sec
onds. Alan also won the conference
outdoor event in near record time of
43J seconds.
Tie 440-yard race Is one of several
feature running contests "on Caro
l's handsome banked track, which
10 laps to the mile and is longer
in ne famed Madison Square Gar
den track. -
High School Gels
First Tank Team;
JamersonCoach.es
When Southern conference swim
ming coaches hear of Dick Jamer
son's new job, they'll probably think
that he's starting his farm organiza
tion, for Carolina's swimming coach
Las assumed the position as head
of Chapel Hill's high school swim
ming team the first in the school's
tisiory.
Twenty boys and nine girls fcavej
been reporting to him regularly for
tie past few days. Practice starts at
3:S0.
He did say, however, that he would
attempt to arrange one or two meets
for the team.
Mural Schedule
Basketball
4:(K-Court No. 1: Phi Delta
Theta No. 1 vs. Kappa Phi. Court
.Vx 2: Old East vs. BVP No. 2,
Cocrt No. 3: Lambda Chi Alpha vs.
SAE No. 1. ,
5:00 Court No. 1: Alpha Chi
Sigma vs. SAE No. 2. Court No. 2:
Pi Lambda Phi No. 1 vs. Kappa Al
pha. Court No. 3: H No. 2 vs. Ever
ett No. 2. Court No. 4: Kappa Sigma
So. 3 vs. Phi Gamma Delta
Volleyball 5:00 Court No. 1: Chi Psi No. 1
Beta Theta Pi. Court No. 2:
K vs. Med School.
Winter Quarter
Coed Basketball
Schedule Released
The coed basketbafl schedule for the
winter quarter was announced yester
day by Mrs.- J. G. Beard, director of
women's sports.
Women's Dormitories No. 1, No, 2,
and No. 3; Alpha Delta Pi; Chi Ome
ga; Pi Beta Phi; and Archer House
and Tow girls combined, all will
compete in the intramural tournament.
Following is the schedule of games
through March 10, played at 4 o'clock
I in Woollen gym unless otherwise speci-
Feb. 14 Pi Phi vs. Dorm 1 ,
15 AD Pi vs. Dorm 2
17 Dorm 2 vs. Chi Omega (3
o'clock)
17 Archer and Town vs.
Dorm 3
18 Pi Phi vs. ADPi ;
19 Dorm 3 vs. Dorm 1
20 Dorm 2 vs. Spencer
21 Dorm 2 vs. Archer and
x Town
22 Chi Omega vs. Dorm 3
24 Dorm 1 vs. Spencer (3
o'clock) . i
24 ADPi vs. Chi Omega
25 Dorm 3 vs. Spencer
26 Archer and Town vs.
Dorm 1
27 Dorm 3 vs. Dorm 2
28 Chi Omega vs. Pi Phi
March 3 Pi Phi vs. Archer and
Town (3 o'clock)
3 ADPi vs. Dorm 1
4 Chi Omega vs. Spencer
5 ADPi vs. Archer and
Town
6 Dorm 1 vs. Dorm 2
7 Archer and Town vs."
Chi'Omega '
10 Spencer vs Pi Phi
Duke Noses Out
Deacons, 42-41
Duke university's Blue Devil quin
tet nosed out Wake Forest last night
42-41 in the Deacons gym in a game
that saw the Deacons drop a close
thrilling contest in the last few. sec
onds of a five-minute overtime.
The Deacs' caught the Duke team
with a field goal in the last ten sec
onds of play, that tied the count at
39-39, and sent the contest into the
overtime.
Duke scored first in the overtime,
and then sank the foul shot that sewed
the game up. With three seconds left
in the overtime, the Deacs made a last
desperate bid, which proved insuf
ficient, and sank one field goal before
the final whistle.
K, ZBT, Take
Mural Openers,
Outclass Foes
"Basketball
Grimes No. 2 25, Old West 14;
ZBT 25, DKE No. 1 22; Sigma
Nu 21, Pi Kappa Alpha 9; K 64,
Aycock No. 2 9.
Scoring at will K dorm opened its
quest for the mural championship by
defeating a helpless Aycock No. 2
quintet 64-9. .
The winners outclassed: the Aycock
team from the start and it was only a
question of how many points they
could score. Ralph Crawford tallied
28 points for individual high scor
ing honors. Davis was runner-up with
20 points. The Miller brothers, Julian
and Bob, led the winners floor play.
ZBT scored a 25-22 decision over
DKE No. 1. The winners led at the
half 11-8 and held to their lead for
the remainder of the contest. Sims
dropped in five field goals and five
foul shots for a total of 15 points to
lead the ZBT team in scoring. Tru
man Hobbs led the DKE five with 6
pomts.
Sigma Nu defeated Pi Kappa Alpha
21-9. in a contest that was marked by
the aggressive play of both teams.
Austin Bobbins was the leading per
former for the Snakes and topped
the scoring with nine points. Jack
Jones led the loser's with four mark
ers. ... , . - '
A scrappy Grimes No. 2 aggrega
tion downed Old West 25 to 14. The
winners enjoyed a 13-4 advantage at
the half. Les Tomlinson sparked the
winners play with 12 points. Rhine
heart Freeman was runner-up with
nine points. Worth was top man for
Old West with five.
potts
Glamack. Tobs
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Tar Babies To
CHAPEL HILL. NORTH CAROLINA
Last
Battle Ph
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antoms Today
Frosh Quintet
Meets Phantoms
For First Time
There 11 be an emphasis on size this
afternoon when Doc Siewerfs - small
but effective freshman quintet takes
on Bill Lange's powerful Phantom
five in a regulation practice game
getting under way at 4 o'clock.
Much significance lies in this intra-
campus feud for the Tar Babies, who
will fill in Coach Lange's vacancies
next year, are to face varsity compe
tition for the first time. The frosh
are not expected to give the Phan
toms a hard fight, but it i3 entirely
within the realm of possibility that
the speedy yearlings may, for a time,
make things hot for Coach Lange's
charges.
Wednesday night's freshman vic
tory against State was disappointing,
in its method cf achievement. The
Babies were listless throughout and
their inaccuracy at the foul line
only five Conversions out of 14 at
tempts as compared with the
Wolf cubs seven out of 10 almost
cost them the ball game. Captain El
lis Freedman, after an auspicious
start in the first half, lost the range
in the second. Don Wilson had a bad
night also, particularly in getting
down the floor on a fast break. Sim
Andrews did well in holding the rol
lickine McKinney to 14 points and
Jim White looked good under the
Cub's backboard, but both Lew Hay-
worth and Marshall Chambers were
suffering from let-down fever after
the Duke game and the locals were
See FROSH BASKETBALL, page A.
4
I.
Jamerson Races Blue Dolphins
In Squad Meet This Afternoon
Gorgeous George
Is 12 Points Over
Previous Mark
George Glamack now has 470 points
and is over last year's total of 45S,
and the White Phantoms have only
three games left before the Southern
conference tournament. With time out
until Monday night, the varsity op
poses the freshman team this after
noon at 4 o'clock in a regularly-scheduled
game.
The contest is expected to be more
than just a warm-up for the Phan
toms. It will provide competition that
is always needed for the permanent
existence of a winning basketball
club. The Phantoms are the only
Southern conference team that has
beaten Washington and Lee this year,
and are guarding against defeat.
The Generals play here Monday, in
Carolina's last home game of the 1941
campaign, before the Phantoms move
to Duke Thursday and Davidson Sat
urday for their final regular-season
games. Duke lost to W&L. Tuesday
night. Carolina topped the Generals
last January 10 when they invaded
Virginia.
Whether Captain Howard Dobbins
will be able to perform any more this
winter is doubtful. The big fellow
threw his trick knee out of joint in
the Duke game. The W&L center
played all over Glamack at Lexing
ton, but without the close-guarding
that Dobbins can provide, the Blind
Bomber will be more at ease.
George's 31 points against State
Wednesday night pushed his season
total to an even 470. points, over his
- . . . . , high of 458 of last winter,
final workout today Caro- . , - . rta
olina seems assured of a tournament
HlflftlTI
BLIND BOMBER George Gla
mack who has already totaled 470
points for the season, 12 more than
his last year's total, and who has
three more conference games to
run his total up still higher.
Ringmen Hold
Final Workout
For Maryland
Fears Team
Is Becoming
Overconfident
In 1792 William R. Davie and his
nartv stonned beneath what is now
r
known as Davie Poplar and chose the
towering tree as nucleus for a great
enterprise in education.
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In an attempt to curb the wave of
possible self-confidence sweeping over
the swimming team after its string of
four consecutive wins over conference
foes this season, Coach Dick Jamer
son nas arranged a meet today De
twee n the first team and a combina-
ion of second team and freshman
swimmers, ine meet starts at o
o'clock.
Jamerson plans to swim the team
this afternoon that will probably
clash jwith Duke next Thursday. Per
formances of the men will determine
whether they will be used in the con
test with the Blue Devils.
Andy Weiss, getting back into
shape after a siege of flu, topped the
practice session yesterday with a
5:19.6 time in the. 440-yard freestyle.
The time was over a 55-yard , course,
and compares favorably with the con
ference record of 5:21.7 set in a 25
yard pool.
Close Races
All of the races this afternoon
promise to be close except the zzv
and 440-yard freestyle and the 150-
meter backstroke. The frosh cannot
match the varsity in these events. With
Lees and Jack Eshelman, varsity and
freshman sprint stars, will probably
furnish the best competition in the
50- and 100-meter freestyle events.
For the second time this season
Jamerson will put his first-team 400
meter freestyle relayists of Bob Rose,
Georcre Coxhead, Buzz Mitchell and
Whit Lees in action against a team
composed of George Meyer, Denman
Hammond, Ed Shumate and Jack
Eshelman.
Although the diving event lacks div
ing events interesting the "crowd ap
peal" and the stirring finishes of oth
er events, it will match three of the
best divers in the Southern conference
varsity or freshman against each
other and the results should prove in
teresting. Don Nicholson, varsity No.
1 man, who has four firsts and two
seconds in six meets this season, will
have as opposition Johnny Feuchten
berger, varsity man, and Gregory
Schultz, frosh standout.
Probable lineups will be:- varsity
men are listed last.
300-meter medley . - Hammond,
Shumate, Thompson; Gibson, Ousley,
Basketball Tourney
Tickets on Sale
In reply to numerous queries with
in the past few days concerning
tickets for the southern conference
basketball tournament, Herman Sch-
nell announced yesterday that they
may be secured for about $3.50 by
writing fo W. K. Zehmer, Box 950.
Raleigh.
Coxhead. 220-yard freestyle Ma-
honey, Ostrowsky; Weiss, Barclay.
50-meter freestyle Eshelman, Crow-
son; Lees, Rose. Diving Schultz,
Shields; Nicholson, Feuchtenberger.
100-meter freestyle Eshelman
Hobbs; Lees, MitchelL 150-meter
backstroke Funke, Hix; Gibson,
Scheinman. 200-meter breaststroki
Gross, Woodhouse? Ousley, Sittman.
440-yard freestyle Ortland, El
more: Weiss, Stone. 400-meter free
style relay Meyer, Hammond, Shu
mate, Eshelman; Rose, Coxhead,
Mitchell, Lees.
Coed Sports Schedule
Friday -
4:00 Modern dancing, 304 Woollen
gymnasium.
4:00 BasketbalL
5:00 Fencing.
Monday
3:00 BasketbalL
4:00 Modern dancing, 304 Woollen
gymnasium.
5:00 Fencing.
7:30 Social dancing, 304 Woollen
gymnasium.
Tuesday
2:00 Golf, Tin Can.
2:00 Folk and social dancing, 304
Woollen gymnasium.
3:00 Mixed tap class, 304 Woollen
gymnasium.
4:00 Modern dancing, 304 Woollen
gymnasium.
4:00 BasketbalL
5:00 Fencing.
After a
Una's boxers will entrain for College
Park, McL, where they will meet the
Terrapin mittmen tomorrow night.
For the Tar Heels it will be the fifth
match of the season and they will be
out to capture their third victory by
repeating last year's triumph over
the Maryland ringmen.
The Carolina boxers will be under
a dennite handicap tomorrow night
for they will be without the services
of Heavyweight Gates Kimball and
All freshman boxers should re-
port to the boxing room today at
3:30 for group pictures.
Conference Champ Bob Farris, 145-
pound regular. Both of these men are
taking their senior comprehensives
tomorrow.
Williams Replaces Kimball
Walt Williams, 235-pound heavy
weight, will probably' be in Kimball's
place. Williams has been working out
all season and is one of Kimball's
regular sparring partners. According
to Coach Mike Ronman, Williams is
better than the average heavyweight
and all he needs is experience and
more confidence.
The post left vacant by Farris pre
sents more of a problem to Coaeh
Ronman. Leading candidate is Jack
Jones, who fought the first match of
See BOXING, Page 4
Coed Basketball
When an insufficient number of
coeds turned out for a scheduled bas
ketball game, a mixed team of Caro
lina coeds played the Chapel Hill
girls yesterday. The coeds won, 17-11.
Anne Moore was high scorer.
See BASKETBALL, page 4.
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