Kappa Sigs Wallop Zeta Psi Five To Cop Mural Frat Title
tates of Golf Team In
Eestiomalble
1943
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Ousley, Coxhead, Mallison,
Whitner Honored by Dolphins
George Coxhead, Bob Ousley, George Whitner and Percy Mallison received
the honors last night at the annual freshman-varsity swimming team banquet-
Coxhead was awarded the varsity Dick Jamerson swimming trophy,
Whitner received the freshman trophy, Ousley was named captain of next
year's varsity team and Mallison and WThitner were elected co-captains of
this season's f rosh team.
The banquet officially closed the sea
son for the Southern conference cham
pions who also had an undefeated sea
son. Herman Schnell, chairman of a
committee which selected Coxhead and
Whitner, made the presentations to the
men. The plaques were awarded on the
basis of scoring in which every member
of the f rosh and varsity teams graded
his teammates. Points of which they
graded each other were:- leadership,
service, desire and effort to improve,
all-around value to the team and train
ing. Using records made in practice
and meets, Dick Jamerson, swimming
coach, marked the members on their
actual improvement.
Coxhead Swimmer for'4 Years
Coxhead is one of the six members
of the team who were on the first Car
olina freshman swimming team and he
has been active in swimming for the
past four years. He was co-captain of
the team this season along with Jim
Barclay, and last year he and Barclay
jointly received the honor.
In the recent Southern conference
meet he scored seconds in both the 50
and 100-meter swims and swam one leg
on the freestyle relay team.
Whitner Holds American Record
Whitner holds the American record
in the 100-meter breaststroke at 1 : 14.7,
the National freshman mark for the
440-yard freestyle at 5:27 and the Car
olina freshman record of 1:04.5 in the
100-yard breaststroke.
Ousley, Southern conference cham-
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pion in the 200-meter breaststroke with
a time of 1 :59.2 and holder of the Bow
man Gray pool record of 1:58.2 for the
same distance, has been on the varsity
for two years. As a freshman, he set
a national freshman mark in the breast
stroke which still stands.
Mallison Star Sprinter
Mallison, elected co-captain of the
freshman team with Whitner, holds the
national intercollegiate freshman rec
ords in the 50, 100 and 220-yard races.
His 50-yard mark is 24.8, 100-yard rec
ord 53.1 and 220 mark 2:26.4.
In appreciation of their work with
the teams this year both Jamerson and
Ralph Casey, freshman coach, received
gifts from their now the time for all
gifts from their teams. Jamerson was
presented with a table lamp and Casey
an engraved cigarette lighter.
The six men who were members of the
first Carolina freshman team and who
finished their competition this year
are: Whit Lees, Billy Stone, Hawley
Funke, Jim Barclay, Marvin Ostrowsky
and Coxhead. Truman Jlobbs, a sen
ior, is also graduating, but he only
came out for swimming last year.
Phi Gams Cop Frat
Volleyball Title
In the final tilt of fraternity volley
ball a potent team of Phi Gams downed
Sigma Nu, 2-1, taking first place in
that sport. Spiker Ben Snyder was
the key manin the Phi Gam offense
while Bill Loock paced the Sigma Nu's.
All three games were close affairs with
the Phi Gams winning the first, 16-14,
dropping the second, 15-12, and annex
ing the deciding game by a 15-13 score.
The finals in dormitory volleyball
will be played this afternoon at 4 o'clock
when big Bill Meroney leads his Med
School team against Alexander for the
championship.
Winners Take
Early Lead
To Win 25-15
By Mark Garner
Clamping an. air-tight defense on
the Zetes, Kappa Sig yesterday added
the intramural basketball crown to the
football title they won last fall with a
hard-earned 25-15 victory over Zeta
Psi in the fraternity finals.
Footballer Leo LeBlanc set the pace
for the Kappa Sigs, hitting the basket
for 10 tallies on five field goals. Cen
ter Doug Batchelor captured second
place honors with seven points.
Reynolds, Holton Star
But the work of Bo Reynolds and
Frank Holton under the baskets was
probably the chief factor in the Kappa
Sig win. Reynolds and Holton con
trolled the defensive backboard
throughout and rarely did the Zetes
get a follow-up shot. Under the of
fensive backboard Batchelor and Rey
nolds recovered most of the miscues.
Bill Alexander dropped in a twin-
pointer just after the opening whistle
and the Kappa Sigs were off to a fast
start. LeBlanc sank three beautiful
field shots and Frank Holton tossed
a charity shot through the hoop before
the Zetes could slip in a field goal.
Sterling Gilliam looped in two fouls for
Zeta Psi before the quarter ended and
the Kappa Sigs held a 9-2 advantage.
Winners Lead 13-5 at Half
White, Zeta Psi, accounted for the
Zetes' total of three tallies in the second
quarter on a free throw and his team's
first field shot. Alexander and Le
Blanc added a two-pointer each for
the leaders and at the half the count
stood 13-5 in favor of the Kappa Sigs.
Finding the range on field shots, the
Zetes dropped in three during the next
quarter. Junie Peele, usually the pace
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Dolphins Get
Okay to Swim
In Nationals
By Harry Hollingsworth
- Laying plans to drop intercollegiate
golf from Carolina sports schedule in
1943 unless "adequate facilities are
provided in Chapel Hill," the Carolina
athletic council, meeting in Chapel
Hill Monday night, approved a request
from Dick Jamerson, swimming coach,
that funds be made available for tak
ing "a representative group of swim
mers to the National Intercollegiate
meet at Boston . March 27-28," Ath
letic Director Bob Fetzer announced
last night.
The Council passed regulations
against the track and baseball teams
remaining in Chapel Hill during
spring vacation for training, as has
been the custom in past years. It also
voted against recognizing lacrosse as
an accredited sport this spring.
Golf will be allowed to continue this
spring under plans already made, but
it's likely that unless an adequate
course is made available in Chapel Hill
for the team before 1943 the sport will
be abolished. Plans have been going
forward quietly to provide a course,
but they have not reached a very con
crete form as yet.
At present Golf Coach Chuck Erick
son is still attempting to arrange a
schedule for "the team this season.
Many of the eastern and northern
squads which usually come South ear
ly in the spring have cancelled plans
because of the war.
Fetzer in announcing that funds
would be made available for the swim
ming team to enter the National meet
said that plans "might be worked out
for the team to enter the Eastern in
tercollegiates at Yale University
March 20, 21 the week-end before the
Nationals. Permission would have to
be secured from various deans, how
ever, for the members to miss classes
for the entire week.
Jamerson announced that he would
take George Coxhead, Jim Barclay,
Denny Hammond, Truman Hobbsland
Bob Ousley to one or both meets.
The reason for not approving spring
vacation training for the track and
baseball teams was because neither
squad meets opposition until at least
10 days after school starts. Princeton
has cancelled an early meet with the
track team and several games with
nothen baseball squads have been call
ed off.
The council also approved the fol
lowing 42 varsity monogram awards
and 66 freshman numeral awards:
Varsity Basketball
Robert Gersten, Lewis Hayworth,
Billy Howard (Mgr.), George Paine,
Robert Rose, Ed Shytle, Julian Smith,
Reid Suggs and Donald Wilson.
Varsity Wrestling
E. M. Davant, L. H. Gibbons, H. L.
McKeever, F. F. Mordecai, S. F. Mor
decai, W. A. Redfern, J. M. Robinson,
J. W. Sasser and Cameron West
(Mgr.).
Varsity Swimming
James Barclay, G. L. Coxhead, W. 1
E. Elmore, J. A. Feuchtenberger, W.
H. Funke, G. D. Hammond, H. EL Hix,
T. M. Hobbs, Whitlock Lees, D. G. Ni
cholson, Henry Ortland, Marvin Os
trowsky, R. M. Ousley, R. G. Schwartz,
W. D. Stone, Peyton Townes (Mgr.)
and A. M. Weiss.
Varsity Boxing
Dudley Bruton, Milton Harris, Ly
man Higdon, John Johnston, Oscar L.
Owens (Mgr.), R. R. Roundy and F.
IL White.
Freshman Boxing
James C. Atkins, Joseph E. Burke,
Johnnie T. Colones, Jown W. Davis,
Edwin H. Gregory, Joe P. Gudger,
John N. Membrino, Frank G. Moore,
Jay I. Musler, John D. Shearin, Rich
ard E. Young, Ross L. Fedder (Mgr.),
and James B. McMullan (Mgr.).
Freshman Basketball
Robert Altemose, Dewey Bowman,
Snag Clark, Richard Hartley, James
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