jAGE FOUR
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
SUNDAY, JANUARY 20, 1952
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Carolina's gym team absorbed its
second loss on its current north
ern trip here today as Army
shipped the Tar Heels, 69-40.
The Tar Heels were defeated,
78-34, by Penn State Thursday.
Captain R. S. White, the South
ern champion, and Check Goodin
led the Tar Heels against the Ca
dets, winning the trampoline and
high bar, respectively.
Andy Bell of Carolina was third
in the high bar, Charlie Hartely
was second iiv the rope climb, and
. Donald Waddell was third in the
tumbling.
v Carolina took a tie for first
i klid a first while going down to
defeat at the hands of the Nii
tany Lions. White tied for first
m the trampoline and Hartley
tied for first in the rope climb.
The Tar Heels opened the sea
son two weeks ago losing to na
tional champion Florida State
University, 83-29.
Athletic Heads
Five men affiliated with ath
letics at Carolina were honored
with election or appointments at
the recent National Collegiate
Athletic Association convention in
.Cincinnati.
Head football coach Carl Snave
ly was advanced from first vice
president to president of the na
tional Football Coaches Associa
tion, which met in conjunction
with the NCAA.
Dick Jamerson, Carolina swim
ming coach, was continued as na
tional committeeman in his sport,
and O. D. Cornwell was continued
on the NCAA eligibility commit-
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The Carolina, wrestling learn
suffered its third straight South'
cm Conference defeat here to
day as the Virginia Milif ay In
stitute walked away with an
easy, 29-3, win. '
This was the second loss for
the Tar Heels on their current
' swing throughout Virginia.
They were beaten, 20-5, yes
terday by Washington and Lee.
The Carolina team has one
victory and three defeats" this
year, the win coming over Da
vidson in the season opener.
All Students To Sec
State Cage Game
All students who wish to see
the Carolina State basketball
game here next Saturday will be
able to gain admission on their
passbook, Vernon Crook, at the
athletic ticket office has announc
ed. In the past, tickets have been
given only . to one half .the stu
dent body for the home game
wiht State and to the other half
for the home game with Duke.
However, there were tickets left
over last year and this year the
enrollment is down some 700 stu
dents, so there will be no special
arrangement on the tickets.
"We may run into some trouble
this year, but I think we will be
able t owork it out alright," said
Mr. Crook. "We have always had
fewer requests for tickets in the
past than we anticipated- ,
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New appointments included
Carolina tennis coach John Ken
field and Carolina golf coach
Chuck Erickson on the NCAA
committees in their i respective
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Don Davis of GreerisborO, man
ager of Winston Dorm was elect
ed president of the Joint Council
at a recent intramural manager's
meeting. Jim Neely of High Point,
the PiKA manager, was elected
president of the fraternity divis
ion and Ray Stein of Lakewood,
Ohio, " the NROTC manager, was
chosen president of the Dormitory
division.
Art Spa ugh (Beta Theta Pi)
and Jim Dillon (Phi Gamma Del
ta) were voted vice president and
secretary, respectively, of the
fraternity division and Ray Wiles
(Aycock) and Bob Randall (Ev
erett) were chosen vice-president
and secretary, respectively, of the
dormitory division.
BASKETBALL
4:00 Cour 1 Sigma Nu 2 vs SAE "3;
2 DKE 2 vs ATO 1; 3 Kappa Sig 2 vs
SPE 2; 4 Phi Gam 3 vs Chi Phi 2.
5:00 Court 1 Victory Village vs Ruf
fin 2; 2 Chi Psi 3 vs Phi Delt 2; 3
Phi Gam 1 vs TEP 1; 4 Sigma Chi 4
vs Pi Kap Phi 2. .
7:00 Court 1 Sigma Nu 3 vs PiKA
2; 2 Phi Kap Sig 3 vs Sigma Nu 4; 3
ATO 4 vs Lamb Chi; 4 Aycock 2 vs
Graham 2.
8:00 Court 1 Zeta Psi 2 vs Phi Delt
Chi 1: 2 Lamb Chi 1 vs KA 1; 3 Delt
Sig Pi vs Pi Kap Phi 1; 4r-Sigma Chi
2 vs PiKA 1.
HANDBALL
Courts A. B. C 7:00 Phi Dell vs
Med School 3; 7:45 Pi Lamb vs Vic
tory Village. Courts D, E 7:00 Med
School 2 vs TEP 1,
4:00 Lamb Chi 2 vs Beta 1; 4:40
Beta 4 vs Kap Sig 3; 5:20 SAE 3 vs
Sig Nu 3; 7:00 Sigma Chi 3 vs SAE 4;
7:40 Phi Gam 2 vs Beta 2; 8:20 DKE
3 vs TEP 2.
Thursday's Basketball
35 Phi Kap Sig 1 ... Sig Chi 1 32
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Scoreboard
39 PiKA 1 .......... SPE 1 23
19 Sig Nu 4 -ATO 4 lfr
33 Sig Chi 3 ATO 3 24
35 TEP 2 .. ..I . Phi Delt Chi 1 27
35 ATO 2 ... ..... Delt Sig Pi 13
34 ATO 1 Sig Nu 1 30
18 DKE-2 ............. PiKA 3 17
85 Zeta Psi 1 ... . Chi. Phi 3 19
36 DKE 1 . Kap Sig 2 '17
31 Victory Village ........ Chem Club 17
30 Old East Everett 2 20
45 Winston 3 Pettigrew 19
38 Everett 1 Lewis 2 39
Table Tennis
2 Zeta Psi 3 ...1.... . PiKA 2 1
3 Kap Alpha 2 ....:... PiKA 3 0
3 Chi Psi 1 Pi Lamb 2 0
2 ATO 3 1. Lamb Chi 1 1
3 Phi Gam 4 .........:. Delta Psi 2 0
Handball
3 Sig Chi .1... Kap Sig 1 0
UNC Fails To Place
In PhiHy Meet1
Six Carolina men competed in
the Philadelphia Inquirer games
Friday night, but none of the Tar
Heels qualified.
The group included a mile re
lay team composed of Gene Brig
ham; Jack Bennett, Gordon Ham
rick, and Ed Reimer.Harry Brown
competed in the 50-yard dash
and Charles Scott competes in
the 50-yard high hurdles.
The Tar Heel representatives
in the Evening Star Meet last
week also failed to place;
Coach Dale Ranson is ready
ing his trackmen for the annual
Southern Conference indoor
games here March 1. The Tar
Heels, defending champions, will
have a difficult time defeating
Maryland, the outdoor champion.
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UNC Meets
Swimmers
Carolina's swimming team will
meet the Bainbridge Naval train
ing center team in the Bowman
Gray Memorial Pool Tuesday af
ternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
The Sailors are led by Allan
Stack, former Yale- and Olym
pic star. Stack's specialty is the
backstroke in which he has set
an American long course record
by skimming over the 100-yard
event in 59.7 seconds.
. The powerful squad from Bain
bridge will endanger the unde
feated Tar Heel's winning streak
of nineteen consecutive victories.
The Tar Heel record of fifty-three
straight conference wins will re
main intact, win lose, or draw.
Coach Dick Jamerson's Carolina
squad has breezed through th-i
season thus far, but faces some
tough opposition in the first part
of February when they meet
Princeton, Georgia, and State in
consecutive meets. The three lat
ter meets will be held in Chapel
Hill and should give the local
fans an opportunity of seeing
some tOp-flight performers.
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LET'S TALK
ABOUT PEOPLE
This week we've resolved not to
talk about books at all. Every-
fbody knows that there's no place
within hundreds of miles with so
many nice books as the Intimate
Bookshop.
The point we want to stress today
...
is . that there is no spot anywhere
where you'll find so many con
genial people gathering so reg
ularly. Next time you're in the
shop, look around and you'll see
what we mean.
Nobody tiptoes as they do in a
Cathedral. The awesome hush of
a library is lacking. The atmos
phere of the Intimate Bookshop
is made by a bunch of intelligent
people,' very much at their ease,
having a intelligent good time.
Looking around any day you'll
find many of the top people on
the campus relaxing and enjoy
ing themselves. And the folks you
don't recognize may well be lead
ers from a neighboring campus
Duke, State, even the University
of Virginia, or South Carolina.
You're really in tip-top company
any day in the Intimate Bookshop.
If we've sort of pulled, the stops
out on this ad, we feel justified,
because ; the atmosphere of the
bookshop is one asset that we have
.not plantied. It is; one of the nice
j things; ; in Chapel j !Hill that you
j have made for yourselves.
jBut pali we want 5 you to know
j that ; wje-J of, sthe , crew here enjoy
it every bit as much as you do!
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