Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-11

formers due to come to the varsity
nobody will be lost. and in the case
foot bail standpoint they will not be
places
The most capable man to wind
McIver, center. That player was a
place will be filled next year by br
That young man starred at center
for the Carolina freshman eleven and
before entering Carolina was picked
as all Southern high school center.
Robinson. one of the most brilliant
tackles in the South last season,
finishes his collegiate career next
Spring, but it is said that in Howard
and Beam the Tarheels have two
men. either of whom will he able to
tiIl the vacant berth aCceptahly.
BaCkfipld Stars Remain.
Sparrow. Hackney, Farrell, Young.
Tzor, Shuford. Jenkins and Sides are
members of the hackfield squad of this
easou who will be back. while from
he freshman squad are to come sew
eral excellent players. the best Of
whom is Foard. 1t is said that Foard
IS one of the coming grid performers
Of the South Atlantic section.
The best players Carolina will lose
are McIver and Robinson, linemen,
and Bonner and Underwood. backs.
North Carolina is proud Of its
record of last Fall. and has right to
he. 1t lost only one game, tied one
and won seven. In its four main CON
tests II defeated Maryland, Virginia
Military Institute and North Carolina
State College and tied Virginia.
Only one college that was played
last year will not be on the schedule
for next Fall. which while II has not
been officially announced, is complete
The opening game will be with Wake
Forest. which for the last two years
has been victor on that date. Mercer
University has been replaced by the
University of Tennessee. The Mary
land game goes back to the third
Saturday in October and the State
College game to October 80.
The Schedule.
Following is a list of the games:
Sept. 25-WaI1e Forest.
Oct. 2-TenneSsee, at Knoxville.
Oct 9-SOuth Carolina.
Oct 16-Trinity.
Oct. 23-Naryland, at College Park.
Oct. 30-NOrth Carolina State.
Nov. 6-Nirginia Military Institute.
Nov. 13-Davidson.
Nov. 25-Virginia, at Charlottesville
incidentally. it seems only fair to
mention that North Cardinals sue
cess in foot ball and in other sports
in recent years Is due in no small
1uea sure to the exceptional caliber OF
the men who are in charge of that
department of the university's acttvf-
lies.
To begin with, while his name very
seldom reaches the sports pages,
Charles T. Woollen. graduate manager
IF athletics. personally and ofhclally,
IS one of the most capable men han
ding athletics in the entire country;
not only that, but he Is one or the
most likable personalities, never with
an argument about anything and al
ways ready to cooperate in any way
80 help others.
WooIIen Hard Worker.
Besides his duties in athletics, which
are something in the nature OF a
recreation for him, he Is business
manager Of the university, and in the
past five years has handled millions
of dollars in construction OF new
buildings and in spending State ap-
preparations for maintenance.
AS for the Fetzer brothers, Bill and
Rob much has been said of them
many times, but they still are just
' what they always have been. excep-
fionally good coaches, splendid fell
LOWS personally, anu wei Iihtu ~
everybody. and. in short. are the type
of men who would reflect great credit
on any university with which they
might he connected.
And another man who has had
much to do with North Carolin@s
success in athletics who is not talked
of npGb in the papers is DIR. f. B.
IawSor, associate professor of ap-
piled anatomy. DR. Lawson. familiar
~ known rs Doc" has been trainer
of North Carolina foot ball teams for
% years. That North Carolina
elevens always are in such good
shape is sufficient evidence of his
a15ilits. 10 handle that phase of foot
sEs sc Licked by Tarheel.
RBrsT1aWson took his undergraduate
work at North Carolina and after
that graduated from the University OF
MARYLAND School of Medicine. During
his UNDERGRADUATE days DIR. Lawson
was a pitcher and later took part In
athletics at Maryland. 1t was rather
a coincidence that during his career
as a pitcher at North Carolina, DR.
Lawson lost only one game, that al
the hands of the University Of Mary
land. the institution at which he later
was an athlete.
incidentally. the pitcher who beat
DIR. Lawson in that game was North
Carolina Dr.. Joel Whitaker, now
Dracticfng medicine at Raleigh, n. G
nr. Lawson is a great friend ant