Henderson daily dispatch., 1939-11-29
Gene q | Stirnweiss
Appears on Carolina
Grid For final Game
Along With Radman,
Sla s e, Abernethy
And Jim Woodson.
By TOM BOST. JR.

BY HUM SOSS b., Jh
Chapel Hill, Nov. 29.-The most
colorful North Carolina eleven III a
decade, a team that has thrilled
Southern and Eastern audiences
week after week with l dazzling va
riety of football viii perform lOr the
last time as q unit here tomorrow
against the strongest and cleNerest
Virginia team since 1928. Kickoff
me is , o'clock.
The game marks the final col
legiate appearance OF five OF Caro-
linas leading entertainers. Quarter
back George StirnWeisS. who with
Sweet Lalanne has directed the Tar
Heels thrill-packed performances.
.Iafback George Radman. whose
king ond colortui pass-snatching
caued for numerous encores,
be making their final exits as
:. III Chuck Slagle, Leroy Abernethy,
Jr., and CO-Captain jim WOOdsOn,
who rank with the better performers
on the front row.
And it VIII be the last time fans
will have an opportunity to see Car
olina's famed touchdown twins, La
lame and StnnWeiss. who have ac-
counted for % of the Tar Heels 20
tOuchdOWns, perform on the same
team.
The Tar Heels stellar cast ran in
today except for Chuck Kline, vet
eran right end, who has missed the
last four performances due to in
juries Halback RaGman, who was
held out Of the Duke game, and End
Paul SEVERN, who played only a few
minutes against the Blue Devils, are
back in harness and expected to be
ready.
Close observers of the perfor-
mances Of both teams figure the
Cavaliers have their best chance in
more than 10 years to lick the Tar
Heels tomorrow.
They point out that of the three
games lost Of Virginia this season two
We're just by 2 and 3 point margins
They also point out that the Ca
walters Walloped the highly rated
William and Mary Indians 26-6
And equally impressive is the fact
that the Cavaliers have scored 143
points to Cardinals 159 in eight
games and have outgained the Tar
Heels from scrimmage 1898 to 1882
yards.
The Cavaliers arrived here at noon
today and were to take their last
workout in Kenan Stadium.
Athletic officials, prepared to han
die an overflow crowd if necessary
have reinstalled the extra bleachers
loaned to Duke two weeks ago.
The attendant program will include
70 81 Of. Troc& 70
Of Governments new building, which
is expected to draw several hundred
ranking officials, headed by Cover
nor Hoey and Speaker Bankhead,
and performance Of the Virginia,
Carolina, and Lenior High School
bands.
The game is expected to develop
into brilliant running and passing
ana duel between Cardinals Stirn-
weiss ana Lalanne and Nirginia's Jim
Gillette, who leads the Cavaliers in
total yards gained from scrimmage,
with approximately 500. Gillette, who
mas stamped himself as one Of the
greats Of Virginia football, has spark
ed the Cavalier team all season.
The Attn renewal Of the South's
oldest and most coiorful Thanksgiv-
ing rivalry also finds the teams vir-
tually even as to weight Both lines
average 1913, and Virginia's backs
weigh 1872 to 1870.
In addition to Gillette, Virginia has
brilliant array Of backs and line
non headed by Bill Dudley, sopho-
more speedster; Leroy Newsletter,
pulVerizing fullback, Lee McLaugh-
lin, giant tackle; Tabb George and
jim White, ace pass catchers.
Virginia, which brings its strong
est team in more than a decade to
meet North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Thanksgiving, has outgained the Tar
Heels during the last eight games of