The daily independent., 1936-10-12
Carolina TO Battle Strong
N, u. Eleven This Saturday
First International
Clash for Tar Heels
In Eight Years
In Yankee Stadium
n. Y. L. Has 2I Lctlcrmcn
This Year With Every
Position Fortified

Chapel Hill. Oct. IL Tn" Uni
vcrsity of North Carolina viii set
it's first taste of intcrScclIohal
competition in eight years ?; htXt
Saturday when the Tar HaGlS,in-
wade New York City 10 do battle
with the strong New York u(liVcr-
sity eleven in Yankee StaCyEN1ai
The 1928 Carolina outfit WIZ the
last to appear in the cast. That
season the Tar Heels iourncy'rt to
Cambridge. stronghold OF ..liar-
ward, and were routed 20 To- O"Thc
Crimson ranked high among The
casts juggcrnauts at that timt.
The current season findsrt3) Y.
U. rated as one of the tqp-EApk-
ing eastern elevcnS. The Violet
eleven completed an Cnviablc 1888
season, losing only to Fordhanl in
the finale. Carnegie Tecll. Buck
nell, C. C. N. Y. Georgetown and
Rutgers were all taken in .$tEidc
as the Gotham eleven 'alth4cd
momentum and power along last
seasons grid paths.
Head Coach Nal Stevens. VINO
piloted the Violet through It's most
successful campaign in recent
years, can hardly complain Of his
inheritance. TWcnty-onc lcttcrrlCn
from the powerful 1885 eontin-
gent returned. Eight promising re-
serves and 20 SophomorcS COM
plcte the New Workers rnit2r."
Assistant Coach WaltaT Slid
more of Carolina who saw Ohio
State rout the Violet 600 in the
seasons opener, said tho Buck
eyes were not mere than three
touchdowns better than NJ, 7, u.
who got al the tough breaks at
the start. The Buckeyes stored
three touchdownS on intercepted
passes in the first quarter. But
they didn't make real Sustained
drive all afternoon. The N: Y: U.
line is strong. But thGir bags: got
too desperate" said the Tar Hcc.
mentor.
The Violet is we'll supplied with
experienced line material, Edodpt-
ing center, there ere thrcG or more
monogram men for each position.
Five backs from the 1885 tcam'arc
pack IN harness. .,,,, -,
Mike Stelmach, brilliant senior
tripic-threat acc. heads the Violet
backfiCld. composed Of Salvatore
Somma, senior line busting star;
Harry Shorten and Edward Will
liams, sophomore standontS. Fred
Fiorc. George Savare5 5se, '"und
Charles O'Connel arc other sea-
Soncd performers. .,,..
Stanley Sharp and Richard
Hall, veteran senior ends. ia!ld' Ed
MorSchauScr, guard, lead 1.-The
wealthy array of Violet IincmCn.
Andrew Barbcri, guard, '"Gborgc
Blomquist, and Philip Swaidon,
tackles; Reuben Gordon and Rob-
ert Hersh, ccnterS, are other top
performers.
The Tar Heel grid picttH is a
bit different. Twelve lcttcrmrn
and a host Of inexperienced re-
serves and sophomorcS foiih the
nucleus of the Carolina eleven.
Captain Dick Buck and Andy Bcr-
shak, endS; John Trimpcy. and
Henry Bartos. tackles: Van Webb,
guard; Crowcll Little. quarter. and
Jim Hutchins, ful!back, are the
chief Tar Heel monogram lumi-
naricS.
Tom Burncttc, junior reserve.
and George Watson and, Tony
Cernuglc, sophomorcs, in the
backfield: Buck McCarn, itt6no-
gram end: J. d. Dcrmid. tackle,
Ed Palmer and Charlie .McIycr.
guards: Pete Avery, junior letter
man, and Bob Adams, sophomore
center, are others likely to sec'Scr-
vice against the Violet. 80: