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A quietly determined bunch
of Tar Heel gridders put their
13-7 victory over State College
behind them yesterday afternoon
and got down to work in prepar
ation for Saturday's big game
aeainst the mightv Irish of Notre
Dame at South Bend.
The practice was a typical
Monday afternoon affair, with
Coach Carl Rnavelv and his as
sistant? stressing both offensive
and defensive work. Pass de
fense, esneciaPv assint All-
America Bob Williams tvne of
lonff. loonine pria"!;. -received
great deal of attention.
Players and conches alike were
encouraged bv the murk return
to action of four of Saturav's
pix iniured nlavs. Captain Hnck
Holdash, T)vn Wilov. Andv Mi
Reta. and Back Bob (Goo Goo)
Gantt, all of whom were treated
tor .lime burns following Satur
day s" game, were ' pronounced fit
for action.
Grerrorv Out
However. sonhomores Miles
'Oreeorv, who tVIpvpc! an cmt
-standing Panr 'nt defensive guard
against the "Wolfnak, vs still
out with a snrained ankle that
-H" mipht keen him out of the clash
'lii ?with the Irish on Sturdv. Let
terman R. L. McDonald, who
also saw a lot of action at guard
,isaerainst State, reinjured an old
'ztv ankle wound, but is expected
-fi 'back in the lineup soon.
WTu1f thp Tar TTp-plq wptp Tinv
their Tianrls full with the
WolfDark Saturdnv.,-' w'th Notre
Damp Coach Frrmk Lahy scnut
iri? them from the Kenn Sta-
jbme : . ' ' n
jj,. . Irish varsity was going through
S'f tune-un with the freshmen
-f-I'Z out' in South Bend.
i Manaqers Wanted
Chick Pfeferkorn, h?d
freshman ' football manager.
is reouest'na
applicants io
work
freshman managers
Freshmen who ar interested
j. , should renort lo Pfefferkom
, , as 2:30 any aftrnoon iMs
'.' .. . week in room 14 the fresh
; "man dressing room in Wool
, len Gym.
Suit Against Peahead Walker
Continued In Raleigh Court
Raleigh, Sept. -25 (JP) Trial
tof; a $40,000 suit gainst D. C.
(Peahead) Walker, head foot-
ball coach at Wake Forest Col
lege, and a Raleigh physician
today was continued until an
other ' term of Wake superior
n court. -
?i Henry C. Jackson, deputy
i. Clerk, of superior com i,
the case was postponed because
Lfjllness of . one' of the parties
in the suit.
Malcolmb B. Grandy of Lau-
finburg, a wingback on waiK
plverV 1945 and 1946 teams, filed
the suit last may against Walk-
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er and ur. ueorge w. rmuiai,
Raleigh physician. -
Grandy claimed in the com
plaint that the two men failed
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TODAY '
CAROLINA
Leahy W&rried
Likes Depih,
By Zane Robfcins i
This is THE week for - Tar
Heelia in general and the UNC
football team in particular. ...
The football schedule says we
gotta play Notre Dame ' this
weekend in ; South Bend of all
places. The team, the students,
and most, everybody else in . the
State remembers last year's mo
mentous battle against Notre
Dame's four top teams in Yan
kee Stadium and they all re
member the lousy decisions by
the officials, the final score, and
the halftime score. . '
Frank Leahy, the Irish miracle
man, knows full well that the
Tar Heels will be gunning for
Notre Dame with everything they
can muster this weekends He said
last week that, in his opinion,
Carolina has a great teani." He
expressed the opinion that the
Tar Heels will present a stronger.
better balanced team this year
than they did. in 1949, despite the
loss of three All-Americas'. . ' - 1
"I like the depth that Snavely
has, Leahy said. "He has several
Dorms, F rats
I n Five Miiral
The 1950 fall calendar for Mu-
ral athletics was released yes
terday by the Intramural Depart
ment. Five sports, will be offered
to fraternitv and dormitory teams.
Tag Football
Entries will open today with the
fraternity entrv deadline Oct. 3
and the dormitory deadline Oct.
6. The fraternities will start'plav
Oct. 5 and the dorms will follow
Oct. 9. " - -
Golf
All golf ers should - turn in an
18-hole qualifying score , to Ed
Kennv at Finley golf shop by
Oct. 10. Play will start Thursday,
Oct. 12 with flights for all qual
ifiers. J :, .. ..' - ,
... Tennis' V",' '
..Entries for the tennis tourna
ment will close Oct. 4. Entry
sheets will be posted at the tennis
courts. There will be singles and
doubles in both novice and open
divisions. . - : '
... Volleyball ! i
Volleyball entries open today
to provide proper medical care
when he suff ered, a. broken knee
cap in a game between Wake .
Forest, and' the University of
Chattanooga in 1946. . : ; -;. ,
It was alleged in the suit , that
Grandy ."knows he will be a '
partial cripple for the balance
of his life.": -. V" ' :; :
In answers to the suit, .Walk- ,
er and Dr. Paschal .both y de
nied the charges. . . .. ' . '
Golfers rSeii-
Coach Chuck Ejrickson." head ;
golf coach, has called meet- .
ing of all prospective golfers,
both freshmen and ratslif, for
5 p.m. iodar Woollen Gym.
The meeting will be held in
room 304.
...
AlSO r
About Irish
Balance Of Carolina Team
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FRANK LEAHY
likes UNC team
experienced men at every posi
tion'.' and that line is very strong.'
, Asked T about his own ' team,
Leahy ' said,- "I'll have to depend
on sophomores an awful lot. ' We
To Com p et e
Sports
and will close Oct. 10. The tour
nejr jvill be' a single elimination
affair with play starting Oct. 11.
Entries may1 be made at the In
tramural office in Woollen Gym.
.Horseshoes
Oct. ,4 is the deadline for. horse
shoe .entries. A single elimination
tourney will start Oct. 9 in both
singles, and doubles with matphes
starting at 7 o'clock each, night.
Entry sheets have been 'posted in
Woollen Gym.
GOODMAN PLAYS WELL
Stan Goodman, flashy Univer
sity .of North" "Carolina second
baseman arid leading hitter in
1948, C returned to the campus
this week to resume his studies
after his first year in profession
al baseball.' Goodman hit .287 for
San Jose in the Class B Calif orn
ia League, and was rewarded by
a recall to Louisville of the Amer
ican Association. He is owned by
the Boston Red Sox.-
WAKE FOREST TICKETS
; Many good tickets remain for
the Carolina-Wake Forest foot
ball game here Oct. 14.
PHARMACY
is our
Pharmacy has
more
"k
Our Prescription Department is staffed by
three licensed pharmacists, each with years
of experience in lhe practice of the pro
fession. EUBAM1CS DRUG CO.
Reserves,
probably won't be able to field
full two platoon system,
paused, then continued, "It loofa;
like we'll have at leas.t fiveoyjs
playing on both offense and'.de-.
fense." . .
Leahy, who has long been2 rec
ognized as a past master with" the
crying towel, put on a Very on-
vincing show, but it is doubtful
if the Irish will be as bad off as
their, distinguished coach thinks.
Asked how he thought Huck
Holdash and his own Gerry
Groom compare as centers, Leahy
said, "It's a tough comparison to
make. Both boys are great, arid
either would be an excellent All
America choice."
Leahy hurried off to make plane
connections for his trip back to
Notre Dame shortly after the end
of Saturday's game, but didn't
leave without reiterating his fear
of the Tar Heels. "I think thy
were holding off," he commented.
"They'll really be tough. to bea(
It would be nice to see the lu?k
of the Irish run out this Satur-
1 day, wouldn't it?
Chapel Hill
Plays Graham
Here Friday
. Chapel Hill High School's elev
en, defeated 6-0 by Methodist
Orphanage last Friday night, wil
try to get on the victory trai
when they play host to a veteran
Graham High squad Friday at the
new Carrboro stadium.
An intercepted pass proved to
be the winning margin for the
Orphanage team as they handed
Coach Bill Grice's charges their
second loss in as many tries. It
was the third defeat in ; three
years for the local team.
Graham, with practically the
same team that went down , be
fore Chapel Hill, 7-0, last year,
will seek to tag the Wildcats with.
their third straight loss. Mean
while, Coach Grice is pessimistiq
about his club's chances, noting
that his line 'will be heavily put
weighed by the veteran Graham
forward wall.
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W&M HOMECOMING
Carolina's Homecoming foOtb'al
contest will be played against
William and Mary College .here
Oct. 28.
business
been our business
than 58 years.
Janitor Plans
Trip
By
end
. By Julian Scheer
Tar Heel football fans will un
dergo undue hardships to see the
team - play, but Hyden Clark, a
Woollen Gym janitor, will take
the medal for loyalty beyond the
call of duty for the Notre Dame
game.
Clark, who has been on the
gymnasium staff for three years,
leaves . here Wednesday by bus
for South Bend, He'll arrive just
before game time and also will
have a stop-over for a few mo
ments in of all ; places New
York City.
"I've got a good seat between
the 40 and 50 yard lines," he said,
'and I'm anxious to get started.
! won't 'get back until Tuesday,
eaving right after the game. I
hope to get a little better con
nection." Clark took in the Yankee Sta
dium affair last year the same
way, but that's duck soup to this
journey. He nas also treKea to
Knoxville, Tenn., to see the Tar
Heels play.
Agreat ' f an . of Art Weiner's,
Clark says it's worth it to see
the Tar Heels win. Faith is where
you find it!
Officials Meeting
A clinic for Intramural lag
football officials will be held
Tuesday. Sept. 26 at 4 p.m. in
room 301. Woollen Gym.
Any student who has not
registered to officiate may qual
ify by attending this clinic.
IT'S A SMALL WORLD
When Coach Carl " Snavely
greeted football candidates this
fall, he was surprised to see on
his ; roster a . lad named Maurice
Young, a 168-pound wingback.
Young, Snavely learned, is from
Belief on teV Pa. The Tar Heel
coach first gained nationwide
recognition there in 1924-25-26.
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Yanks Take Two From Nats;
Bosox Dump Athletics Twice
; NEW YORK, Sept. 25 (AP)--The Yankees', did everything
but -announce their openins: World Series -pitcher today as
they battered the fifth-place .'
the Stadium, -8-3 and 7-4, in two
That just. about did it. In run-
ning their home stretch victory
streak to five, the world champ
ions lengthened their lead over
the idle Detroit Tigers to three
and one-half ganes, and that ap
pears too many at this late stage.
The so-called "magic" num
ber was reduced to four. That is,
the Yanks with . six games re
maining on their calendar, can
clinch the flag by winning four.
Or any combination of Yankee
victories and Detroit defeats
adding up to four will serve the
same purpose. Three Yank wins
will erase Boston.
Double Whitewash
. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25
(JP) The Boston Red Sox may
not win the 1950 American
League pennant, but they'll long
remember a cold, raw day in
September, when two of their
pitchers turned in performances
almost unheard of from their
hurlers a double-header shut
out.
Lefty Mel -Parnell and new
comer Harry Taylor today turn
ed back the last place Philadel
phia Athletics, 8-0 and 3-0.
Only 1,772 braver than wise
fans huddled in Shibe Park to
see Manager Steve O'Neill's Bos-
tonians keep alive their slim
mathematical chance of copping
the Junior Circuit flag.
Phils Split Twin Bill
BOSTON, Sept. 25 (JP) Jim
Konstanty missed fire on a record-tying
70th relief " job today
and his Philadelphia Phillies
settled for a split with the Boston
Braves.
Pitcher Max Surkont's eighth
inning single off bespectacled
Jim in the second game ruined
the pennant-minded Phils' hopes
of a double-header sweep. The
Braves eked out a 5-3 edge in
Class of '54
HOUR 3-5
The BEST FOOD in
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Washington Senators twice at
typical uomoer penormance.
Mural Crown
To Sigma Chi
Sigma Chi, winners of the golf,
swimming, track, water polo, and
rifle marksmanship champion
ships sponsored by the Intramural
department, walked off with the
fraternity mural crown last year.
The five first places, along with
points accumulated from playoff
teams, brought the Sigma Chis the
trophy as organization point win
ner. Team manager Bob Brannon,
who had up to six teams out for
each event, was also awarded a
trophy as the best Intramural
manager.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston 8-3, Philadelphia 0-0
New York 8-7, Washington 3-4
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia 12-3, Boston 4-5
Brooklyn 3, New York 2
the finale. The Phils took the
opener, 12-4 behind Kenny
Heintzelman.
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Better Reading
College Algebra "
El Hombre de Negro
Esthetics (Gilbert and Kuhn)
Fundamental French (Micks and Longi)
General Psychology (Dashiell)
Introducing Spanish '
Masters of English Literature. Vol. I
Mirror for Man (Kluckholm) s
Neuf Contes Chosis de Daudet
Plane and Spherical Trigonometry (Palmer and Leigh)
Por Los Siglos
Reading for Writing
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Cagers Start
Fall Practice:
Under Scott
Basketball got an early start
here yesterday when Coach Tom
Scott sent his cagers through
their initial practice. t
Carolina lost only three letter
men from last year's squad. Nemo
Nearman and John Tsantes wete'
lost from the starting five. Red
Bennett, reserve center, also
graduated.
However, Coach Scott said, "The
prospects are very good f or . the
coming year, and with the fresh
mpn of last vear filling in. On
the starting five, we should have
. U. 4 r-r- (aom than lnct Vprir's"
Hugo Kappler and Charlie
Thorne have been selected as co-
captains.
Sophs Should Help .;
Howard Deasy, 6 ft. 7 inch
junior, will probably fill the va
cancy left by Nearman. Jack Wal
lace and Vince Grimaldi, sopho
mores, will likely nil the otner
first team berths.
Approximately 25 boys are out
for the varsity with eight seniors
listed. Hal Ferrara, Red Wells,
and Dick Patterson will fill in
as senior forwards.' Bill White,
Semo Terrell, and Irving Turk
will substitute at the guards.
Other than Dcasy, "Frank Redding
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