FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 10.-Q
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
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iCharity Contests Set
By Fout Monogram Clubs
Duke University's Varsity D
Club along with Durham's
Junior Chamber of Commerce
will co-sponsor the first Big
Four Monogram Basketball
Tournament which will be held
in Duke's Indoor Stadium on
Wednesday and Thursday
nu',ht, February 8th and 9th,
.starting at 7:30 P. M. Proceeds
will fio to the March of Dimes.
In the opener Wednesday
night, Duke's monogram bas
kctbail team headed by All
American tackle Louis Allen
will meet Wake Forest's star
studded contingent of Jim
Duncan, Red O'Quinn, Bill
Gregus, and others. Immedi
ately afterwards, N. C. State
with All-Southern guards
Musser and Watts at the fore
Mus
Hee
engage Carolina's Tar
1 five which includes Art
Weiner, Kenny Powell, Billy
Hayes, and others.
The following night, the
two losing teams will meet
for the consolation cup in the
opener while the two winning
teams will finish up the
tournament with a champion
ship match.
Frosh Trackmen Get Initial
Test In Dual Meet Saturday
.Saturday afternoon's varsity
freshman track meet with N. C.
State will give an indication of
what Carolina may expect of
her yearlings tracksters in the
' future.
Freshman Coach Dick Maxwell
has a talented array of trackmen
J lined up to complete in the five
; freshmen events slated for the
Saturday meet in the Tin Can.
Among the freshmen who are
due see action are members of
last fall's freshman cross coun
try team, some outstanding form-
i cr high school performers and
I several" boys who have never
I run before.
' The Tar Babies look particul
I. July strong in the distance events
I tir.d the mile relay. To date four
, men just up from the cross coun
I. try team seem to stand above the
rest of the distance field,
i ' Those four, entered in the meet
I Saturday and probably the ones
I who will get the nod in the con
I ' forence meet, are Mike Healy,
Hobby Byrd, Bob Webb and Ken
I Mostella. They will compete in
the 8-lap 34-mile run. '
: In the mile relay Maxwell has
I, lined up a formidable quartet of
Rupert Blias, Harry Jones, Lee
' Middleton and Jack Bennett.
. These four have turned in some
excellent performances according
to their coach and he expects
much from them.
In the 70-yard high hurdles
Saturday will be Bobby Bell, Bill
'Cornell and Fred Frank. Bell
will also enter with Dick Holder
to run the 60-yard dash.
' Frank, Bell and Cornell will
team up with Sam Jordan to take
care of Carolina's high jumping
chores.
, Competition stacks up as pret
ty keen for the Tar Babies in
'their initial meet. State report
. edly has a strong, well-balanced
t squad . and will show particular
strength in the distances where
cross country champs Bobby
Jones and Clyde Garrison will
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Trophies will be awarded by
the Durham Jaycees and will
go to the championship and
consolation winners and also
to the most valuable player in
the tournament as selected by
team members.
Other outstanding football
ers who will participate in
this grid-basketball extrava
ganza are Duke's Bill Cox,
Tom Powers, Jack Mounie,
Jim E. Gibson, Blaine Earon,
and Carl James. Carolina's
Dick Bunting, Irv "Huck" Hol
dash, R. L. McDonald, Joe
Dudeck, and Ed Washington,
State's Elmer Costa, Bob Bowl
by, Ed Mooney, Bill Thompson,
and Dick Johnson, and Wake
Forest's Carroll Blackerby, Ed
Butler, Dicky Davis, and Ed
Baublis.
Tickets for the entire tour
nament are priced at one dol
lar and are available from
members of the Big Four
Monogram Clubs or members
of the Durham Jaycees. Tick
ets at the door for either game
are priced at one dollar also
and will be placed on sale an
hour before the games begin.
be competing.
H owever, Coach Maxwell,
former Ohio State star hurdler
and high jumper, has expressed
confidence in his team. Maxwell
was Big 10 high hurdle champ
last year and a member of the
Big 10 shuttle hurdle relay team
which set a world record of 56.8
seconds against a Pacific Coast
quartet.
The new mentor was fourth in
the Olympic tryouts in '48 and
missed the trip to London by one
place. He is married and a vete
ran of Pacific campaign. FRANK
ALLSTON
Blue-White
Game Is Set
For Stickmen
Coach Darden and his stickmen
will stage their own blue-white
game, the first official scrim
mage of the still young season,
tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. on
Navy field.
Three able aspirants have been
working out this week for the
goalie position which was the
main weak spot in the Tar Heel
defense last year. Vernon Mount
cajstle, Angie Verdicanno, and
Nick Sowell should handle the
chores during the 1950 season.
In Saturday's full-length scrim
mage, Coach Darden will prob
ably pit the freshmen and the
varsity against each other. Lead
ing the veterans will be Hal Tay
lor, Bill Gilmore, Walt Winius,
Lou Strudwick, and Johnny
Murchison while the freshmen at
tack will be led by Walt Ernst
and Dick Pillsbury, both of whom
performed admirably for their re
spective high schools last year.
Spectators are invited to attend
and any boys who are interested
in the game should turn out to
watch the fundamentals which
will be stressed.
Thome Is Out
For Big Tilts
Within Loop
By Biff Roberts
Carolina's rejuvenated basket
ball team, victors in seven out of
their past eight games, entrained
last night on a short road trip
that will match them against two
more Southern Conference teams.
The hoopsters are scheduled to
meet Maryland on Friday night
and the strong George Washington
quintet on Saturday.
Bad news was announced at
practice yesterday, howevor, when
it was learned that' Charlie
Thorne, ace play maker, is out
with glandular fever and will not
make the trip. It was not known
how long Thorne will be out of
uniform.
Coach Tom Scott experimented
with Hugo Kappler at guard yes
terday afternoon in an attempt
to fill Thome's position. Scott
had ,Dick Patterson and John
Tsantes at forwards, Captain Ne
mo Nearman at his regular cen
ter position, and Kappler and
Howard Deasy at the guards. The
new combination worked well in
drills with Kappler having little
trouble at the guard position. It
remains to be seen how much
the team will miss the steadying
influence of Thorne.
The Tar Heels hold a 55-53
victory over the Terpsfrom the
University of Maryland, having
taken the decision in Woollen
Gym on January 2. The Terps
have slipped considerably since
then and have fallen to the bot
tom of the SouthernConference
standings. Maryland will have the
advantage of being home team
when the two teams meet in
Richie Colliseum at College Park,
however. ,
George Washington handed the
Tar Heels their third defeat of
the season in the last game before
Christmas holidays, as they won
out, 54-44. The game was tied in
the last few minutes but the boys
from GW pulled out to win going
away. The Tar Heels have come
a long way since then and the
Washington team will have , to
be at its best on Saturday night
Carolina will send a much
stronger offense against the two
teams than they had early in the
season. Whereas the Tar Heels
scored 55 points in the first Mary
land game and only 44 against
George Washington, they have
been hitting for well over 60
SOCCER ENTRIES OPEN
Intramural Soccer entries are
now open and will remain open
until Feb 15. Managers of both
dorms and fraternities are re
quested to make their reserva
tions for the soccer leagues as
soon as possible.
48 Sig Chi 1. Theta Chi 2 14
35 PiKA 2, Phi Gam 4 15
31 Sig Chi 6. SAE 4 28
23 KA 2. Zeta 3 16
21 Sig Nu 2. Sig Eps 2 19
31 Sig Nji 1. Chi Psi 4 27
30 Avcock 2. Med Sch 1 22
39 Stacy 3. Vic Vil 32
32 A Dorm 2. Ruffin 1 28
60 Everett 1. Med Sch 1 9
82 B Dorm 1. Old East I 32
46 C Dorm 1. Mangum 1 39
37 Steele. C Dorm 2 29
31 Pi Kap Phi 1. Zeta 2 21
43 ATO 1. Chi Psi 3 24
36 Phi Delt I, TEP 2 19
34 Phi Delt 3. Delt Sig 2 10
46 Beta 1. ZBT 26
36 Chi Phi 3. Phi Gam 1 25
37 Med Sch 3. Everett 3 31
2 Emerson. Old East 0 (forfeit)
43 Alex 3. Wes Rocks 34
84 Old West. Graham 45
45 Mangum 2. Alex 2 25
38 Grimes. Everett 2 20
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Baseballers To
Season Opens
The Athletic Department yes-
irAr.-. J OO 1 1
ule for the 1950 edition of the
Carolina baseball team.
Included in the schedule are
trips to Florida and Washington
and four-game round robin series
with Duke, Wake Forest and
State. In addition there will be,
for the second straight year, a
special Easter Monday game with
Duke here.
v Again this year the schedule
will be inaugurated with a trip
to Florida. The team will spend
six days in the Everglade State
with five games scheduled for
that period.
Carolina will open on March
17 against the University of Flor
ida at Gainesville and will follow
with a repeat performance the
next day. On March 20 and 21
the team will meet Rollins at
Winter Park and will close out
the tour on March 22 against
Florida Southern at Lakeland.
The Washington journey will
be a three-day affair with games
at Charlottesville against the Uni
versity of Virginia, at College
Park against the University of
Maryland and in Washington
against George Washington Uni
versity. Dates for this trip are
May 4-6.
Michigan State and Yale will
State Defeats
Deacs 57-50;
Mad Sam Cold
RALEIGH, Feb. 2(J?) N. C.
State's Wolfpack racked up its
16th win in 19 starts here tonight
by whipping Wake Forest's stub
born Demon Deacons, 57-50, in a
Southern t Conference basketball
game.
Some 7,500 fans watched the
affair in the Coliseum.
The Wolfpack had to battle
from behind a 17-13 deficit mid
way in the first half to get into
the lead. "The Deacons rallied
near the close of the first half
but the Wolfpack left the floor
at intermission with a 28-27 lead.
Center Paul Horvath, who got
three field goals in the late Wolf
pack surge, was State's big gun
in the last four minutes of the
first half.
Wake Forest
Najeway F.....
Kersh F
Mason F
Bennett F
McCotter C...
Muller C
Patton G
Brooks G
Geary G
Mueller G
Totals
N. C. State
Ranzino F
Dickey F
Horvath C
Cartier C
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PF
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Cook C.
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Bubas G.. 2
Harand G 2
Totals , 19
Halftime score: N. C. State 28.
Wake Forest 27.
Free throws missed: Wake Forest
Kersh 2, McCotter, Mueller,
Mason 2, N. C. State Dickey 5,
Ranzino 3, Bubas.
points in their most recent games.
. Known as the team with no
scoring punch at the beginning
of the season, the Tar Heels now
have potential high scorers from
any position. With Nearman re
cently hitting at a 17 point clip
and Patterson showing good rea
sons for his first string berth, the
team will be vastly improved
when they go against the two
Conference foes.
Del-
River
Doris
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Buddy
Warren
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Against
return to Chapel Hill for a brace
of games each. West Virginia,
another newcomer to the schedule
and a future member of the con
ference, will meet the Tar Heels
here in a two-day stand on April
7 and 8.
As in recent years, Coach Bunn
Hearn will be back at the helm
of the Carolina nine with Coaah
Walter Rabb as his assistant.
Carolina will have ten letter
men back from the 1949 team
which took second in the Big Four
standings. There will be several
men from the .freshman team
expected to add depth to the
squad in addition to some trans
fer students who starred in junioT
colleges.
Missing from the lineup for the
Tickets for Duke-Carolina
Basketball Ready Monday
Tickets for the Carolina-Duke
Basketball game on Feb. 17 will
be exchanged two weeks prior to
the game rather than one week,
as was done for the State game,
the Athletic Ticket office announc
ed yesterday. All seats will be
reserved.
Holders of passbooks bearing
even serial numbers, that is 2, 4,
6, etc., will have a priority on
seats for the game. Priority will
be extended to holders of even
numbers on Monday, Tuesday,
and Wednesday, Feb. 6, 7, and 8.
Individuals holding even number
ed books must exchange coupons
at the Ticket Office window in
Woollen Gynasium on those dates,
between 9 AM and 5 PM.
On Thursday, Friday, and Sat
urday, Feb. 9, 10, and 11, if there
are any tickets left after the above
priority period, they will be is
sued on a first come, first served
basis to holders of passbooks bear
ing odd numbers or anyone with
a passbook. Office hours on Thurs
day and Friday are 9 to 5, and on
Saturday from 9 to 1.
3 Each individual student must
come to the Ticket Office in per
son and have with him his pass
book and ID card. Students wish
ing to sit together must pick up
their tickets together. No student
will be permitted to pick up any
one else's ticket.
Any "space which . is not called
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Games;
Florida
first time will be such names as
shortshop Rip Ryan and pitcher
Ray Blair, who have completed
their eligibility and second base
man Stan Goodman, catcher Sid
Varney and pitcher Andy Trana
vitch, all of whom turned pro
fessional. -March 17-Florida at Gainsville. 18
Flonda at Gainsville. 20-Rollins at
Winter Park, 21-Rollins at Winter
Park. 22-Florida Southern at Lake
land. 30-Michigan State, 31-Michigan
State.
April 1-Davidson at Davidson, 3
Davidson, 5-Yale, 6-Yale, 7-West Vir
ginia, 8-West Virginia. 10-Duke. 12
Wake Forest at Wake Forest. 15-Wake
Forest, 19-State at Raleigh, 22-Duke
at Durham. 24-State, 26-Wake Forest
at Wake Forest. 28-Rollins.
May 2-Wake Forest. 4-Virginia at
Charlottesville. 5-Maryland at Col
lege Park, 6-George Washington at
Washington. 9-State. 11-Duke. 13
State at Raleigh, 15-Duke at Durham,
17-Wake Forest at Wake Forest, 20
Duke. 23-State.
Pending-McCrary Eagles at Ashe
boro. for by Saturday morning, Feb.
11, at 1 cannot be claimed by
holders of passbooks' and will be
sold to the general public, begin
ning Monday morning at 9.
When two members of the same
family have passbooks and one
carries an even serial number and
the other an odd number, the
serial number of the book issued
to the head of the family will de
termine the priority.
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Tar Heel Swimmers Leave,
To Meet Indians Tomorrow
The entire Tar Heel swim
ming squad will depart from
Woollen Gym at 1 o'clock this
afternoon and travel by bus to
Williamsburg, Va., where they
are scheduled to meet the
William and Mary" mermen to
morrow afternoon.
Accompanying the team will
be Coach Dick Jamerson and
Ralph Casey and m a n a g er
Charlie DwigginS.
Coach Jamerson plans for the
swimmers to arive in Williams
burg in time to take a short
workout late this afternoon. On
Tuesday the Tar Heels were put
through time trials over the
short course of Bowman Gray
Pool and showed up very well.
The freestyle relay team look
ed especially well. With Kent
Williamson turning in some his
best time, the quartet unofficial
ly broke the Conference record
in the event.
The meet will mark the fifth
outing for the Tar Heels this
season. They have established
a record of three wins and one
loss so far. Their only defeat
came at the hands of powerful
Ohio State in the home pool
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WHY WEAR IT?
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IRRITATION
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three weeks ago.
Three days after the encounter
with the Indians the Blue and
White mermen will again take
to the road when they depart
next Wednesday night for At
lanta, Ga., where they will
meet Georgia Tech and Emory.
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