The Daily Tar Heel from Chapel Hill, North Carolina • Page 4

Pcti II ETA It II TRACK TEAM DRAWS CUIJTAIN musical selections during the luncheons. five colleges entered could only pile up will be playing his last game in a Caro- ON HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL SEASON The delegutes who remained in Chapel Sub Assist ant for Track Charlie Burns 183 (Elected) Arnold Edgerton 123 (Elected) Hill Thursday night were entertained in Continued from page one) 47 points. The boys came back to the Hill decorated high and low with the medals won in this meet. Jeff Fordham realized one of his greatest ambitions when he tossed the javelin 181 feet 11 12 the home of Chapel Hill. lina uniform.

We are sorry to see him leave, ayd with him go the best wishes of the fjhulent body for his success in whatevjir he may enter. Last Saturday on Riddick field Bill Poyner pitched his Bob Badgett 34 George B. Coggins 68 Charlie Grimes 87 Ima's fume on the cinders, but all this PLANS BEING MADE FOR BIG CAROLINA STADIUM npplnuse would go for naught unless inches to break the old state record by last game for the Tar Heels, and Special for" Saturday and Monday Sunglo English Broadcloth Collar-attached Shirts $1.65 each. tribute were paid to a certain little quiet over six feet. beautiful exhibition of hurling it was, (Continued from page one) As visions of the Southern Conference meet approached, the Tar Heels took on man, lovingly knowti as "Coach Bob." A wonderful Coach, is -a rather weak title to bestow on a man that has done so even if the Techmen did take the large end of the score.

Poyner has been the mainstay of Coach Duncan's hurling niittee, in addition to the sub-committee members, are as follows: W. F. Carr, much for Carolina's track Athletics, but V. S. Bryant, W.

J. Brogden, State College in the last dual meet of the year. The final score of this contest was 82 to 44. It was in this meet that when we add the titles "Superlative lead Buster Manning 86 Lincoln Kisler 84 Will Hampton 81 Watts Farthing 108 Billy Dortch 141 (Elected) Sam Prelson 112 Curt Leggett 96 Pot Burton 113 Badger Baker 96 Fred Johnson 132 (Elected) Clyde Eby 137 (Elected) Bud Hedgepeth 165 (Elected) Carr, W. B.

Umstead, Lt. Gov. J. Elmer staff this and will be exceedingly missed when the 1927 season begins. To him, also, we extend our heartiest wishes KLong, and W.

A. Erwin, the Carolina lads gave their first hint er' and "Tremendous worker, we are beginning to approach the semblance of Professor W. J. Matherly will deliver of what was to happen a week later at the "Olympic Games of the Conference records in the 220 dash, the jaw an address before the Merchants Insti for his success. Results The results of the games are as fol a description that might fit a man like Coach Bob Fetecr.

To this little Napoleon, the most popular Coach we have See us for your Linen Knickers and Suits tute In Richmond Friday night. hurdles, and the broad jump were all institute is under the direction of the lows; ever known, we doff our hats and loudly bettered by the locals. McPherson. Extension Division of the University Watt, and Woodard these record break METHODIST DISTRICT MET HERB THURSDAY Also Golf Hose, Underwear, ing performances. Elliot, as if to pre- of Virginia and Professor Matherly is acting as faculty member In the institutes and appearing one night at each place the institutes are held.

jmre the nation for his coming exhibi Continued from page one) Neckwear, and Straw Hats at moderate prices. tion a week later, ran the fastest three quarters ever run here and then slowed down to win in an easy fashion, thus chairman of the committee to make these examinations. Five preachers were given licenses and were recommended for proclaim to the world at large that Carolina has the greatest track coach that ever tasted a Zephyr. And if our opinion is questioned, we ask the doubter to simply turn to a summary of Carolina's 1928 track season. The Tar Heels blew off the lid of the 1926 season by defeating Duke to the tune of 91 23 to 31 13.

Duke was able to take only one first place out of the fourteen events. McPherson was high point man of the meet with ten points as a result of firsts in both, the dashes. Watt scored nine points from a first in the high hurdles and a second hi the 440 charges to the annual conference which saving himself for the coming and more important meet. Pritchett, running his first two mile race, breasted the taps as winner in the fastest time of the year. will meet in Durham next November, Get your Suitcases and Handbags at right price.

HERMAN'S and eight lay delegates were elected to represent the Durham district at this Enough has almost been said about JACK LIPMAN'S UNIVERSITY SHOP how the Tar Heels marched gaily off Carolina 4 Elon 6 2 State 8 12 Wake Forest 7 9 Duke 17 8-Duke 1 4 Wake Forest 11 9 Guilford' 2 3 Wake Forest 4 6 -State 8 16 Lynchburg 'it- 3Ga." Tech 11 3-Ga. Tech. 10 2 Virginia 6 12 Virginia-- 4 7 Elon 9 5 Duke 3 Virginia 7 1 Maryland 6 5 Catholic Unl. 8 IS V. P.

I. 4 8 Davidson 9 1 1 Lehigh 10 4 Dartmouth Won Lost 15; Average .375. conference. H. Smith was appointed chairman of the committee on the licens with wreath of laurels in the South ing of the new preachers.

ern Conference meet at Chapel Hill on the following week. They piled up 22 The new church is entirely complete yard dash. He did not even run in the points, which was 3 12 points more than event in which he later set the new Con Virginia could gather in. The priase ference record, namely the low hurdles. The meet took place on Emerson field.

now except for the pews, which have been delayed. The meeting this week was provided with temporary seats. On both days of the conference the women of the Methodist Church served luncheon in the basement dining room, The Epworth League quarter JDD-PIPEK ROOFING COMPANY DORHAII, C. Ronfirig find Sheet Metal Work With the Duke meet as a source of confidence, the cinder men took in Wash ington and Lee at the beginning of the Easter holidays on Emerson field again. The final court was 88 W.

jc L. 38. In this meet McPherson set a new school and state record of 9 45 seconds 'THE ROMANCERS PRESENTED HERE in the hundred yard dash. Henderson's DON'T SAY ICE CREAM SAV beautiful sprint of the last lap of a furious two mile was another spectacular (Continued from page one) feat. Fordham with firsts in the javelin and discus and second in the shot was the winner of individual honors scoring honors of the meet go to Galen Elliot and Lawrence Watt, both of whim annexed seven points.

Elliott set a new Southern record by running the mile in 4 minutes and 21.2 seconds the fastest time in which this distance had beep run by any collegiate athlete in the country so far this year. Watt set a new record in the low hurdles of 24.6 seconds and also placed third in the high hurdles. Elliot placed third in the two mile grind rounding out a pretty strenuous afternoon's work in the mud. Fordham proved his right to the title of "the best left-handed javelin thrower in the country" by placing second in the javelin. The Conference triumph was a fitting climax to Carolina's greatest track and now let us sit back peacefully and remember that next year the boys will have to do some tall exerting to live up to the standard set by thi year's aggregation.

Carolina Track Season 1926 Dual Meett Carolina 9133 Duke 3113 Carolina 88 W. L. 38 Carolina 118 S. C. 18 Cs ICR CD1ZAM Sylvette.

He quick walk and her soft gestures were those of Sylvette, Shepherd Strudwick made Percjnet a beautiful boy who has looted much at the moon. He played well to Miss Nicks' Sylvette. Darius Miller as Straforel made a sophisticated villian. The part was played lightly and perhaps a trifle thinly, at least for the accompanying make-up. Claudiud Mints as Bergemiri and Tressel Hawkins as Pasquinot the two old fathers bore their family cares with' the right mixture ''of impatience and worry.

Berge-min was a classic old man. Even his eyebrows were those of Bergemin. Walter Creech. -who had the small part of the old gardener did unusually good pantomine. He had the air of an old gardener who has lived much with flow 13 points.

During the Easter holidays, Coach Bob and his men got in some real creditable work on foreign fields. They first journeyed down to South Carolina and piled up the largest score of the year on a wet track, defeating the U. of S. by the score of 108 to 18. The Tar Heels took all three places in the 100 yard dash and in the half mile.

The meet was unique in the fact that so many Carolina men tied for first places. Ford-ham was again king point snatcher with 13 points. After the South Carolina meet, Coach Bob took about eight men down to Atlanta and watched them walk off with the Lion's share of the medals and honors. The -eight men were only entered MADE ITS WAY DY TtIZ WAY ITS MADE IT'S PURE BECAUSE IT IIEATIIIZED Carolina 8212 JDavidson 4512 Virginia 61 V. I.

38 16 Jy C. State 44 Carolina 65 Carolina87 56 Carolina 82 er pots. The wall was almost covered State Intercollegiate Meet with honeysuckle and pink roses. All of the men who were whiskered in five events, and the net result of their I were too much whiskered for effective i 'i i Carolina, 98; N. C- State, 47.

(First two teams.) Georgia Tech Relays Carolina won first in 110 yard dash; first in 440 yard. hurdles; first in i mile relay; second in 220 yard dash; third in distance medley relay. Southern Conference Meet Carolina, 22; Virginia, 18 12. (First two teams.) Coach, R. H.

FeUer; assistant coaches, Dale Ransom and Quinlan; captain, C. R. Jonas; captain-elect, R. A. McPherson; manager, H.

A. Breard. ness if not for the fashion of the day. The costumes were very beautiful and they with the dark woods as a background made a picture worth looking at if all the characters had forgotten their lines. The play to the eyes was a series of pictures made of the lovely Sylvette, and the old gentlemen and Per-cinet and Straforel in" their brave costumes.

The torchbearers and the swordsmen were a pretty sight with their bright swords and the things that gleamed on their breasts and their torches that gleamed so brightly. efforts was three firsts, one second and one third. McPherson won the century dash and placed second in the 220. Watt set A new Southern record in winning the 440 yard hurdles. The four mile relay team, composed of Capt.

Jonas, Henderson, Pritchett, and Elliot, annexed the relay title, this making Carolina's seeond consecutive triumph in this event The Medley relay was an opportunity for more honors, and the Tar Heels accordingly-placed third. While the real heroes of the squad were disporting themselves at Atlanta, the rest of the team were defeating Davidson at Davidson. 'The final score of 8212 to 4512 was a surprise to nearly everyone concerned. This meet was a fair proof of what a perfect, well-balanced group, Coach Bob had gathered together. He took about thirty points FINAL TAR HEEL GAME RE PLAYED WITH N.

C. STATE CAMPUS POLLS (Continued from page one) above the .340 mark. In the twenty-four HELD THURSDAY i i A. Wff eames that have been played, the TarJ it away from his team, hut the scrubs filled in admirably, and the loss of the stars was not felt. Dale Ransom acted as Coach during this meet.

Fordham with Heels have registered 244. safe basefteem possible that anyone should swats to" 222 hits scored by their opjull stunt like that with serious pouents. They have scored 152 runs tl'jis to put some of bis own friends 165 scored by the opposing teams. Iffc, but politics are sinking to a is obvious then, that the main TarTleelSiw ebb when farces like the above trouble has been in base-running. Jgineered.

The writer takes this The Fielding (unity of declaring himself as be lt is also in the field that the Tarirtily in favor of the pur-Heels have had their greatest trouble.g a lock to put on the bulletin Bobbles; seemed to have been the pas', M. E. i I Where fix. .1 formerly putted and ntrauwd to fruit 36Q-ttn frtM tram up 9teap uicp of toaitrata tncitum, two eiuctnc iocomotsvon haul 60U ton train wtth powr to apmrn, his same two firsts and a second was again high point man, closely followed by "Scratch" Giersch with four seconds. The University of Virginia was thej next meet on the schedule.

The team journeyed to Charlottesville, and in the, encounter of the year defeated I word of the entire infield, and plenft Electricity levels the Momitains is to my opponent ana jvicwr, ot mem nave neen niarseu un in tnts You have my mUnie eoliinm. The n.itfk-ld. howeverieader Kike Kyser- has exhibited the best and fastest field-M congratulations and support as their old rivals by a margin of four points 65 to 61. Not until the last event vas run off was the outcome of the meet decided. Capt.

Jonas, knowing lliut upon his feet rested his team's final ing that we have had the pleasure- ofrt cheer leader. witnessing in quite a number of yearsp let's everybody get in and work Mackie, Hatley, and Young are a trii" better next year than we did of gardeners that are hard to beat, andW 1 turn the wheel ver compose what is beyond a reaSonabkand may he guldo US doubt, the strongest outfield in the state, p11 throu6h Uie storms cntl" The three fielders have also been hittingl nil chance for victory, came through with a brilliant spurt in the last fifty yards of the half mile to win by scant inches in the fastest time that he bad ever thp hull v. and eneh of therni negotiated the distance. Carolina picked has a batting average that stands well't 1 v.i 17 out of 18 points in the hurdles. ') Calendar Watt was the big gun of the winners above the three hundred murk.

The Pitching witli ten points gathered in both hur Sawn. Westmoreland, nnd Povner have dles, Woodard also made a creditable showing by jumping 21 feet 11 12 inches Saturday, May 29 In. Mexico, romantic land cf pretty senoritas and lansuoroua minstreby, practical American engineers have harnessed streams so that mountains may be -V: winding thirty-mile Jvdaltrata incline 01 the road from Vera Cruz to Merdco City isow electrified. Ten electric locomotives replace twenty-three steam The electrics kaul twice the tonnage cf the steam locomotives 'and in half the time, with obvious benefits to traveler, railroader, and shipper. Yet Maltrata is but an example of electrical progress.

For electricity is conquering the grade3 of railroads ailci of industry the world over. Impressive, no doubt, but still modest when compared with the possibilities of electricity in years to come. And it remains for college-trained men, with trained capacity for initiative and leadership, to become ambassadors for further electrical conquests in foreign lands. in the broad jump. in" 1 lie General Electric Com.

pany required but eighteen months tn electrifv MhI. Heel hurling squad this season, with p.m. Playmaker Production, Poyner participating In the greatest, jujmanceri' Forest Theatre, number of games. The big right-hander -i Sunday, May 30 has exhibited some excellent pitching, Sigma Upsilon meeting, and should have a goodly number of the Jy Monday, May '31 games that are marked up against him 4.m. Final examinations: all 8:30 Two days later, the Tar H- els traveled over to Blacksburg and won from V.

P. I. hy the score of 87 56 to StU6. Two new Carolina records were established in 1h)V meet. McPherson lowered his own trata incline locomotives.

tequSpment complete. finelrma skill, backed by Vstl manufacturing facil- standing in the win column. He has classes except Eng's 60. been in sixteen of the twenty-four 4 p.m. Final examinations: 1:00 vtf.

has enabled G-E to games that have been played, and has ws humanity in many classes. Tuesday, June 1 always exhibited a steady, "heady" brand A of G-E advertise- 9:30 ji examinations: llf'laKKPS. tricitylowing what elec" fields in tail bl ciftt thi ant i 1 2:00 Final examinations Fir p.m. jj classes. Ask for yard dash record from 22 seconds to 21.5 seconds.

Williams raised the old Carolina shot put record from 40 feet 6 inches a record established in 1807 to feet 1 34 inches. Henderson's time on the two mile is particularly worthy of mention, because it was made in the face of a furious wind. Johnny Pear-Mm tied (ins McPherson for high point honors by counting 10 markers. After a week's' rest, the track men went, over to Raleigh and won the State Championship track title by scoring 98 points, while their closest rival of the 1 Wednesday, June 2 of basebull. Sapp, the big Sophomore, has had some trouble in locating the but seems to have quite a few breaks and a bit of speed, while "Lefty" Westmoreland (has also figured prominently in the Tar Heel box scores.

To Those Who Leave Us When the Tur Heels clash with the Techmen Saturday, Jones, 11:00 a.m. Final examinations: classes. I' i 1 i A 3:00 3 i NEW YORK llNp.m.j-Finol examinations! o'clock classes. 1 in 0. 1 1 11 1 i A captain of the Duncanite aggregation, LBCTKIC COMPANY 8CHEMBCTADT Thursday, June 3 12:00 o'clock classes.

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