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Tar Heel Cagers
Seat Allotment Planned
For Duke, State Cage Frays
Yi-iri.n Crook of the Carolina
At!.I'-ti" Ufpaiimrni announced
i: iy tfiat a system of split
j,.,.; t!.c 5taJnt Wly in half will
... nut. into ff-(t for the N. C.
;,! basketball Rarnc on Janu-'
;,!V 2 iintl thr Duke game on
IVhiimry 17, in order that every
one may set to see at least one
(,f thco contests. Both Ramos are
-., ! , -hi !'.! for Woollen Gym.
The IVt that there are more
irlctit:; and University em
ployees holding athletic pass
l,.,nks than there are seats in
Woollen necessitated this plan.
St'idents and employees possess
u, proximately 10,000 passbooks,
while the maximum seating ca
p;if ity of the gymnasium is about
fi.OOO.
To avoid an overcrowded situ
;i!ion for these two games, all
suits will be reserved and the
f., Mowing procedure will be used:
1. Holders of passbooks bearing
serial numbers with odd last
dibits, that is, 1, 3, 5, etc., will
h,-ive a priority on seats for the
;mic with State on January 21.
2. Individuals who wish to see
thi.-? game and have odd number
ed hooks must exchange coupons
for tickets at the ticket office
window in Woollen Gym on
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednes
day. January 16, 17, and 18, be
tween 9 a. m. and 5 p. m.
Ii. On Thursday and Friday,
January 19 and 20, if there are
any tickets left after the above
priority period, they will be is
sued on the basis of a first come,
fir.st served basis to holders of
passbooks bearing even serial
numbers or to anyone with a
passbook.
4. Any space that is not called
for by Friday afternoon by !
p. m. cannot be claimed by hold'
Freshmen Athletic Awards
Get Here; Pick 'Em Up!
Here is the list of freshman
athletes who were awarded let
ters for their performance in the
various fall sports.
treshman Football. 194H
F'.pstwick, Richard L.
l'a.Klv, KiecJ
CariienU-r, Christopher A.
I'iin, Juscph 15.
C.irson. I.fim Halden
Ciii ver, IVuke C.
numbers, William ScliyliT
( ub.i. P.iul J., Jr.
Duilt t k, Jor.f ph, Jr.
(i.ililm.ikis. Michael
'i.intt. Hubert IS.
f i r.i H.ni i r William E.
HcMiier. Theodore C., Jr.
lloril, Willaid A.
Kelso, William
King, Julian li.
Kubn, William Orville
1 .t wis, l;nroi (1
Miket.i. Andrew J.
Dudeck, Frank K.
Mc(;ee. Juiian M.
Milntyre, Joseph F.
Nuketson. (;iendon I).
C) linen. Joseph Wm.
I'aile. Robert D.
I'enep.it. Itichard M.
Heuther. John S.
Kulfin. O.illon D.
Schult.. Charles R.
Shveda, Andrew P.
Steven.s. Thomas H.
Tatnm, Clarence W.
Venters. Robert Troy
Vrrehiek. fieorpe
Wjilscr, Orover B.
White, Cullen C. Jr.
Wloss, Hiehord Thomas
Wilev, David
Williams. Kebert P.
Wright, James T.
Frrshman Soccer, 194S
Allen, David W.
Mettv. KdRiir R.
1'iutler, Joe F. x
Clavton. Charles M.
('lewis. Pete C.
Fov. Kflward W.
lfammerstein, J,-mes B
llutaff. Henry G.
I.mie. Fred
Marlowe. William A.. Jr.
McCaslin, William D.
Milledpe, Allan F.
Mi.intpomcrv. Ernest E.
Hhoades. William W.
S iwver, Hlackuell. Jr.
Vhnies, Robert M. Jr.
Stephen. Oeorcp M.. Jr.
fipnt, C'lvirlcs W.
''llons. James C.
Williams. Thomas A., Jr.
Winsor, Arthur S.
WripHt Clement G.
FrpKhmnn Cmts-Countrij , 1948
nirkv-daln. w. C'hnnning
"iMh.im Kiiffene F.
I f'.'lolv, .T:'ipS ,
T Dixon. Kl--in H.
k "MTit-jcV. Gordon G
Thomas D.
l "nutr. Janis A.
ft Scaoiovf: Tames f.
f -n'th. William T.
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....mer. K,nnia v.
Williams. T. A.. Jr.
Frt.i,mM' Basketball, 1940
Ttarr. Rasil
"I'vcrsny. John
f'liopk. f ivrncc
''Wrrt, Frnnk
''odwin Marion
e'u ves, I eonnrd
Tf'rf ni,.hirH
Hill. Karl "WTTOS
, . ""rifling Frank
f - if inn. John
John (Mgr.)
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Platoons Retained
. NEW YORK, Jan. 11 up)
Colloge football coaches voted
loday to keep the Iwo-pla-ieon
system and made a con
cession to the smaller schools
by liberalizing the free sub
stitution rule.
In an all day session, ihe
coaches rules committee rec
ommended retention of ihe
controversial free substitution
standard which permits the
deploying of full 11-man
learns as units.
They wen! further and rec
ommended that each learn be
allowed to substitute one man
after each down without in
curring a penalty.
Al present a learn is penal
ized five yards for making a
substitution when ihe clock is
running.
Lou Little, chairman of the
committee, said this is de
signed to help those teams
unable lo enter into platoon
football.
ers of passbooks and will be sold
to the general public, beginning
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock.
5. When two members of the
same family have passbooks,
with one carrying an even num
ber and the other an odd number,
these individuals will be permit
ted to secure seats for the same
game, but the serial number of
the book issued to the head of
the family will determine the
game to which they can be ad
mitted. A similar procedure will be in
effect for the Duke game on Feb.
17, but the priority on this game
will be offered to book holders
who have even serial numbers.
Freshman Swimming, 1949
Beaman, Auman
Ambler, Kirby P.
Bell. James A., Jr.
Cates, Conrad W.
Cohen, Jack
Darr, David W.
Fulwiler, William H.
Greenbaum, Arthur F.
Marcus, Harvey W.
Milton, Cecil J.
Raskin, Robert A.
Koberson. William D.
Small, Charles B.
Smith, r2. Carrtngton, Jr.
Williamson, F. Kent
Dwiggins, Charles W., Jr. (Mgr.)
Frestunan Wrestling, 1U49
Adams, J. C.
Arron, Joe
Boardman, B. D.
Dotson. M. F.
Coxe, T. C.
Farber, B. M.
Lovick, R. I.
McGimsey. R. T.
Pickard. Bob
Wilev, Dave
Quails. Bill
Williams, Tom
Smith, O. B. rMgr.)
Freshman Tennis, 1949
Bell. J. A., Jr.
Booker, John P.
Carson. J. S.
Duval. Charles R.
Hamrnerstein, James V.
Harontunian. Shahen
Litton, Robert B.
Milton. Cecil J.
Redding. W. Frank
Sheets. Richard A.
Smith, E. Brettin
Whitlock. J. B.
Freshinnn iracic, iaw
Bielawski. Cedric
Brigham, Gene
Council. Fred
Dixon, Edwin
Dixon, F.dwin
Fields. Thomas D.
Fov. Edward
GaliafianiKis, Micnaei
Hamrick. Gordon
Kuske. John
Kimberlv, John
Miller, George W.
Moore, Norman
Pless, Cecil A.
O'Brien. William
Saop. Robert H.
Schneider, trea
Smitherman. Jonn a.
colaski. Pv
!crogps. Robin
Ter Hubert O.
Th"-ber, Donald
".ch C. F.
White. Romas T.
wMliams. Thomas
winor. A't S.
xn'oolcott. .l'm
IHinclnii; Willi.-!'
Hart. P'"bp-d IM." .
1949
orid?r Charles
"-iMib Arthur
Tohnco". ln"-oe
T r)mV.prt, 'Villiam
T ,ftrirH Vrfn
rsvprmT Charles
ijova V'tltiom
Cf-h-'rht Henry
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cmr"i. "uene
CmHh. G"V
nr Robert
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nvkson. Rov (Mgr.)
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Head
Squad Hopes
For Victory
In Florida
Carrying a regular season rec
ord of four wins and four losses
with them, the Tar Heel Cagers
leave tonight from the Raleigh
Durham Airport for Miami, Flor
ida. The Cagers, who have been
on the road for the last three
games, engage Miami University
in games Friday and Saturday
nights in the famous resort town.
The team will be out to regain
their winning form which was
slightly hampered in the rout at
Lexington, Kentucky Tuesday
night. Adolph Rupp's Kentucky
Wildcats, currently ranked sec
ond in the nation, ran away with
the game 83-44. But it is not all
discouragement for Carolina.
"Red" Bennett stood out in the
Kentucky game when he hit for
11 points, and although he was
bottled up by the Wildcats, Nemo
Nearman has percentage riding
with him as he attempts to break
loose again so he did in the early
part of the season.
Another encouraging factor for
the Tar Heels is the successful re
turn of Guard Charlie Long
John Tsantes is still playing reg
ular despite his broken nose.
After the Miami games the
squad will return to play Wake
Forest in Big Four competition
on Mondav night Jan. 16. This
game will be the sixth and last
on the present road trip. Wed
nesday night Jan. 20, South Car
olina moves in to open a five
game home stand which will
have as its feature game Jan. 20,
State College.
This home stand will be the
first chance Chapel Hill follow
ers have had to see the basket
ball team since the start of win
ter quarter.
Hahahahaha! ! !
PLAINWELL. Mich.. Jan. 11
(iT) Before Otsego High
School's basketball team went
on ihe court against Plainwell
last night. Coach Bob Sluck
wisch issued a threat.
"Boys." he said, "if you don't
win tonight, you walk home."
The much-defeated Otsego
quint played their hearts oul.
Bui Plainwell eked out a 41-38
victory.
At 9:30 the Oisegoans pulled
on their jerseys and set out on
the three -mile hike home.
Coach Siuckwisch rode back
in the school bus.
TUESDAY'S RESULTS
45 Chi Phi 3
34 Chi Psi 1
60 KA 1
37 Zeta 2
Sig Nu 2 28
Theta Chi 1 24
Pi KA 1 22
Kap Sis 2 21
5 SAE 3
22 Pi Lamb 2
07 Kap Sig 1
27 Sig Chi 2
31 SAE 2
29 DKE 2
63 Chi Psi 2
52 Phi Kap Sig
41 Sig Chi 3
91 Sig Chi 4
73 Sig Eps 2
71 Pi Kap Phi
37 ATO 1
25 Chi Psi 3
38 Sig Chi 5
31 KA 2
17 Zeta 3
16 Phi Delt 2
71 Beta 1
39 Phi Delt 3
Phi Gam 3 25
DKE 1 17
Pi Lamb 1 11
Lamb Chi 1
Beta 3 17
Phi Gam 2 20
Lamb Chi 2 33
Kap Sig 3
Sig Eps 3 21
St Anth 1 19
Pi Kap Phi 3 16
Sig Chi 1 14
Phi Delt 1 20
Phi Gam 4 24
PiKA 3 21
Chi Phi 1 25
SAE 4 14
Sig Chi 6 13
Sig Nu 1 32
Phi Kap Sig 1 30
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WHO'S WORRIED??? You Ihink . you got troubles- Here,
pictured as ihey watch ihe unpredictable Tar (feels work out
in Woollen Gym, are basketball Coaches Tom ; Scott and Pete
Mullis, with visions of Slate College dancing through their' heads.
Friday ihe Tar Heels journey lo Miami for a iwo game sland with
Miami University.
Rough Competition Set
For Tar Heel Tracksters
Coach Dale Ranson will get a.
good chance to size up some of
his defending Southern Confer
ence indoor track champions
Saturday night when eleven of
hj top men compete in the
Washington (D.C.) Evening Star
District of Columbia AAU In
door Track Meet in the Wash
ington National Guard Armory.
Competing in the meet for Car
olina -will be two conference
champions, Sam Magill in the
two-mile event and Jack Moody,
1948 high jump king, in that event,
Bob Morrow, who was second in
the conference high hurdles last
winter, will compete in the 70
yard highs. . .
All three will be in for some
stiff competition. Such men as
Irish Olympic star Jack Berry of
Villanova and Curtis Stone of the
Penn Athletic Club are consid
ered to be two of the nation's
top two-milers and they will both
MURAL NEWS
BASKETBALL ENTRIES CLOSE
This afternoon will be the last
time that entries for the dorm
division of the basketball league
will be accepted. After today the
schedules will be made up. Call
the intramural office to reserve
a place for your team.
RIFLE MARKSMANSHIP
Pi Kappa Alpha and Lamb Chi
Alpha are requested to report for
orientation in the rifle marks
manship league tonight at 7:30 in
the NROTC Armory. . -
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
4:00 Ct. 1 Sig Chi 3 vs. DKE 2; 2
Phi Delt 1 vs Sig Chi 5; 3 PiKA 2 vs.
Chi Psi 3; 4 Chi Phi 1 vs. Phi Delt 2:
5 Zeta 3 vs. Sig Chi 6; 7 Chi Psi 4
vs. Phi Delt 3.
PRICE
Mi
am
be on hand in Washington.
Another Olympic man, Illinois'
Dike Eddleman; former Star
champion Dave Albritton and
many other of the nation's top
high jumpers will answer the
call in the nation's capitol. .
Morrow, likewise will find the
going tough. The hurdle event
is always a tough one in, Wash
: a 1 a h k .1
mgvuu, uut morrow ran mere
last year and fared well.
There will be a special mile
relay event for Southern Con
ference schools. Carolina, a close
third in Washington last year
will have to beat out Maryland
and Duke, one-two last year, in
.order to win that event.
Carolina's quartet will consist
of Gene Brigham, Percy Flowers
Clarence McLain and Bill Crim
mins. With the exception of Brig
ham, a sophomore, this is the
same team which competed last
season.
5:00: Ct. 1 .Zeta 1 vs. Phi Gam 2-
2 Kap Psi 1 vs. Lamb Chi 2; 3
PiKA- 1 vs. St Anth 1; 4 TEP 2 vs.
Phi Gam 4: 5 Kap Psi 2 vs. SAE 4; 7
ZBT vs. Delt Sig 2.
7:00 Ct. 1 TEP 1 vs. Sig Eps 3; 2
Beta .l vs. Phi Kap Sig 1; 3 Phi Delt
Chi vs. KA 3; 4 SAE 1 vs. Lamb Chi
3r 5 Chi Phi 2 vs. Beta 2; Sig Nu 2"
vs. Kap Sig 3; 7 Chi Psi 1 vs. Lamb
Chi 1.
8:00: Ct. 1 AEPi vs. Pi Kap Phi 2;
2 DKE 1 vs St Anth 2; 3 Zeta 4 vs
Sig Eps 1; 4 Phi Gam 1 vs. Phi Kap
Sig 2; 5 Sig Chi 2 vs. Beta 3r 6
Zeta 2, vs. SAE 3; 7 DELT Sig 1 vs.
Phi Gam Z - .
THE NEW
NOW ON
at
Plymouth and
; The front of the new Plymouth has a massive ap
pearance. The grille has been simplified, and the bumper,
is larger. There's a new name plate in larger block
letters, and a bigger, more colorful medallion. The cars
look new "both coming and going."
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Buckeyes To Send Strong Soph
Aggregation Against Tar Heels
By Andy Taylor 1
Local swimming fans will get
an opportunity seldom had in
these - parts to. see some of the
best mermen in the nation per
form when the Ohio State Buck
eyes invade Bowman Gray Pool
for a clash with the Tar Heels
Saturday afternoon.
Coach Mike Peppe's aggrega
tion long has vied With Michigan
for domination of the Big Ten
Conference and for the past ten
years have been constantly among
the top three teams in the nation.
Last - year they visited Chapel
Hill for the first time and walked
off with top honors in the NCAA
championships.
This year, however, the Ohio
State team will be without the
services of famed Bill Smith, na
tional "record : holder in the 220
and 440-yard freestyle events and
an Olvmoic champion. Another
top member of last -year's cham-
Dionshin team who was lost
through graduation is Halo Hirose,
sprinter. , ;
But according to the rumors
coming out of Columbus, these
and many other losses haven't
affected the Buckeyes too much.
They have come up with an ex
tremely strong squad of Sopho
mores' and are said to be even
more powerful than last year-
Diver Bruce Harlan is perhaps
the most oustanding member of
coach Peppe's team. "Fans here
will remember him for his per
formance last spring when he won
both the high and low. board com
petition in the Nationals and also
for his comedy act on the diving
board. Harlan is also the Olym
pic springboard champion and
holds various AAU titles.
Another champion familiar to
Chapel Hill is Bob DeGroot, who
barely nosed out . Carolina's
Jimmy Thomas to cop the national
title in the 150-yard backstroke.
Although his name was not
among those sent to coach Dick
Jamerson, it is very likely that
DeGroot will provide the chief
competition in: that event.: Two
other topnotch backstrokters are
sophomores Joe Prata and Jim
Sonner. . ' '. . ;. ; , '
Elsewhere ; in the . Sophomore
ranks are: such nationally recog
nized talents as those of Jack
Taylor, 'both a distancemari and
a backstroker. Taylor beat Yale's
fabulous Jimmy McClane in the
1500 meter swim in an outdoor
AAU meet two summers ago.
TRAVEL TO ' EUROPE
Steamship and Airplane reserva
tions on all Lines. Cruises. Passage
still available at off-season dates.
Lists now open for passage to Eur
ope on U. S. Government boats for
students who qualify and educators.
Consult
Siaab Travel Service
414 Piltsboro Street
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Last year, as a freshman at Ohio
State, he broke the national
freshman backstroke record.
Then there's Jose Balmnris who
has performed in many national
meets as a freestyler, backstroker
and breaststroker. He is slated
to swim the breaststroke leg of
the medley relay Saturday and
also the 200-yard breaststroke.
Frank Dooley and a lad nam
ed Kobayashi comprise the
sprinters for Ohio State. Both
have turned in times of 51 seconds
for the 100. Joe Marino is sen
sational as a Sophomore diver
while Bartell and Stephenson add
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FENCERS TAKE NOTE
There will be an important
meeting of the fencing squad im
mediately after the regular prac
tice this afternoon at 5:00. All
members are urged to be on hand
for the pictures that will be taken
at that time.
Franz Ross, fencing coach, ako
announced that mural open house
will start next Week and ex
pressed the hope that all who
are interested in the sport will
attend.
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