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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1951 THE. DAILY TAR KEEL. PAGE TIE: u 7 n Foot kail Sfmfs 20 Fraternity Teams Open Fall Se ason The 1951-52 Intramural Ath letic Program gets underway this afternoon when tag football teams from 20 fraternities mix it up . in games starting at 4 and 5 'clock on the intramural field The Dormitory Division does not begin play until October 4 and .the deadline for entries of games will be played Mondays and Thursdays. The defending campus cham pion is the Law School which de feated, Pi Kappa fraternity, 7-0, for the crown last year. Thirty four .fraternities will compete for the title held by the Pi Kaps. Each member of the Caw School team, which finished the year undefeated and unscored upon, received trophies, as will the winner this year. The intramural track meet, held in the fall with entries for contestants being accepted be tween tomprrow and October 9. Forty individual trophies and trophies for division champions will be awarded. - A campus-wide badminton sin gles and doubles tournament will begin -November 12. The tourna ment will be held on an individ ual basis and there will be no team representation. Pairings for the tournament will appear The Daily Tar Heel. in A single elimination golf tour- nament ; will be held later this quarter. The matches will be be tween players in flights arranged according to the player's ability. Intramural Director Walter Rabb met the intramural mana- c Tufrlft v and outlined the . , , plans for the quarter. Rabb and Assistant Director Bill Kucyk will meet with the managers again Monday at 7:30 p. m. to consider suggestions Jpr the pro gram. Among the suggestions one that wrestling be placed is on a team basis instead of being run on an individual basis. TAG FOOTBALL 4:00 p. m.: i i-kl No. 1 Phi Delt-2 vs Kap Sig-2; 2r Sig Nu vs Bet.a-1; 3 Sig Chi-1 vs KA; 4 SAE-2 vs Phi Gam-1; 5 Phi Delt-l vs Sig Chi-2. 5:00 p. m.: Field No. 1-DKE-l vs ZBT; 2 SPE vs Zeta Psi-1; 3 Lambda Chi vs Phi Delt Chi; 4 Phi Kap Sig Vs Pi Kap Phi; 5 Phi Gam-2 vs Delta 1'fi. An assisant soccer .manager and a JV manager is needed. Any student interested is requested to report to Ken Anderson,varsity manger, at 3:45 today on Fetzer-field. ... . ' ... s j ....j:v:-:-:-::K-x-:;:.s-JS:X-: y.x.j&:::-:--. A-i STAR BULLDOG FULLBACK Dick Raber (left) and UNCs Tom Higgins axe scheduled to see plenty of action come Saturday. Raber is a 205. pound powerhouse from Altoona, Pa. Higgins star red in last week's tussle with State. Fans saw him down under every kickoff and punt making the majority of the tackles on those plays. Chalmers Port Returns To Carolina Grid Practice Chalmers Port, defensive half back, appeared in heavy equip ment for the first time this fall yesterday afternoon and will be physically fit to play in Satur day's game , with Georgia. Port played a great deal of j defense last year and was figured for another active year this year when an appendectomy kept him out of pre-season practice as v well as the opening game against N. C. State. George Foti, blocking back and freshman from Orlando, Fla., will definitely be out of the Georgia ! game because of a shoulder separ - M-HflV,s nrac ation suffered in Monday's prac tice session. Doug Bruton, linebacker is still a doubtful participant and may Mi?llMffliKn(l(L I 1 yV4''- J tv:f:v::::jffx-; tW::xW:::;:;5! not be able to play Saturday Bruton fractured his left forearm in the State game. , Again today the squad was running through both Georgia's offense and defense, attempting methods to stop her offense and penetrate her defense. Word from Athens reveals that Derwent Langley, linebacker, Dick Steel, tackle, and Rocco Principe, guard, probably won't be able to play in the weekend tilt. ' In releasing his starting lineup which included Zippy ; Morroco, star halfback, Coach' Wally Butts said, "The lineup is much lighter than, last year's offensive team, but it is faster." s ))))) (YfUfWfW amrson or Pros h by Alva Stewart Coach Dick Jamerson yester day issued a call for all freshmen interested in trying out for the swimming team to meet in 304 Woollen Gym Monday, at 4:30 p. m. Swimming coaches want all new men to report prior to the return of the veteran mermen. Varsity practice will start Mon day, October 8. The Blue Dol phins, defending conference champions, face a rugged 12 meet schedule. Undefeated last year, the Tar Heels will find it difficult to repeat with Georgia, N. C. State, and Princeton having greatly improved teams. Captain Jimmy Thomas, All-America and National AAU backstroke title holder, will not be back to lead the Tar Heels and coaches are scratching their heads and stomp ing their" feet in an effort to find a replacement for the versatile Thomas. . The return of Assistant Coach Ralph Casey from Cohmbia Uni versity will help the swimming COMPLETE ARROW LINE AT - - - y r life an Moif Shirt and youll simper sweep kr.. .off kr feet ARROW SHIRTS . TIES SPORTS SHIRTS ssues wi miners picture considerably. He was chosen Coach of the Year by the Monogram Club two years ago. During the "past summer, Jim my Thomas added to his laurels by copping first place in the Na tional AAU 100 meter dash, de feating Jack Taylor of Ohio State, NCAA champion, asd Alien Stack of Yale, defending cham pion. The heralded ace also -plac ed fifth in the 220 yard freestyle and second m the 3-vXJ yard mtliv-. idual medley. Due to Thomas ef forts, Carolina finished sixth in the team championship. Compet ing m Wilson, Jswmy set two American records, bringing his total to 10 while representing the Tar Heels. In addition, to Thomas, a trio of Carolina juniors earned berths on the 1951 College All-American Lswimmmg team, .middy 3aarcite placed ninth in the 200 yard backstroke. Barry Wall, Stanley Turkham, aad Thomas placed third m the 200 yrd medy re lay. - etjs Sci UNDERWEAR HANDKERCHIEFS V V Meh's J : t-v -''( A By Chape! Hill's Own j A M E S S T R E E.T Mingo Dabney $1.00 The High Calling $3.00 See them ai THE INTIMATE BOOKSHOP 4 If 205 E. Franklin St. Open 9 tUlv9.
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