The Wilmington morning star., 1940-09-15

10, 1910
though handicapped by n;.
lurles' Gwynn Novel; Shifted m
tackle. showed up excan. IRON
well at the other side ''-ooaIly
Bob Smith and Carl snn,bo
who split time last year, are 't het,,
back, and the center 0.e oo'A
should be adequate. Nejt EUssoon
what would be called = bi1 IS
erful boy, but both are fast So",
dlagnosticians, aggressive,
b~arksdale, a converted bact
getting onto his new duties IS
ually and looks impressive S.sa'
ing up the line. Red Benton
serve, and Wray Lewis and n,,
tin gregory, freshmen, are e 49,.
prospects: And Bob Written sss
Mike Cooke, who played center fa
the frosh but have been s5;t+S ~,
to other posts, would be avaiIsSIa
if, needed. "'0'e
Quarterback Headache
With the brilliant Stirru
graduated. the Tar Heels viii 30
Weaker at the Quarterback s1a. S
Jim (Sweet) Lalanne, whose NV
curate passes and scintiIiatin,
runs pulled four games out NJ ,hs
fire, is the only proven tripIe.tbra,t
and experienced field general Tba
slender Lalanne will have to baas
the brunt of the quarterbackinn
for the reserves and sophomore.
are young and green. Fran,
O'Hare, a junior, who had barsIn
Is minutes of experience under firo
last fall, showed marked imnrov.
ment in winter drills but is stiu
a long way from a top-fligbt b,ct
Johnny Pecora, sophomore from
Bowden, N. c., has been rrnnino
hard and sparkling the reserves NJ
quarterback in winter scrinmages
but Pecora is light and only 4 fair
passer and kicker. Steve O'Hedy
and Lem Gibbons. the other fresh.
men quarter aspirants, still have
a good way to 60.
The three letter halfbacks avail.
able. Roy Conner, Mike Bobbjt
and Don Baker, have been plavjng
en- about a par with 1889, but
should be counted on for some i'm.
provement with further experience
Dunkle and Conner have been
holding down the first string bertbs
most often, understudied by Bob.
bitt and Baker, respectively.
Two freshman quarterbacks, Joe
Austin from Badin and Al Remy.
have also shown signs of develop.
ing into good wingbacks, and Aus.
tin, though green and new to the
post, ranks as one of the better
freshman prospects to come up in
the last year or so. Other possdh.
ties are Reserves Charlie Baker
and Bill Blalock, who was shifted
from guard, and Freshman Leon.
ard Levine.
While the shifting of Dunkle may
strengthen the left halfback posi-.
ton and provide one heavy, power
backfield, it weakens the fulback
post, leaving Sid Sadoff the only
proven performer. However, the
line-busting Senior Sadoff, who
didn't get to play regularly last
fall because Dunkie's punting was
indispensable, has been showing
more drive and love for the game
than ever. If he proves to have
as much endurance as he has
speed and drive, so he won't need
too much relief, that first back.
field may be something to behold,
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1910
Sept. 81 - Appalachian at
Chapel Hill.
Sept. 28-Wake Forest at
Chapel Hill.
Oct. 5-Davidson at Winston
Salem.
Oct. 12-Texas Christian at
Chapel Hill.
Oct. 19--N. C.. State at Ra.
leigh.
Oct. 26-Tulane at Chapel
Hill.
Nov. 2 - Fordham at New
York.
Nov. 9-Richmond at Rich
mond.
Nov. 16-Duke at Chapel HILL
Nov. 23-Virginia at Char
I%OttesvilIe.
The United States purchased
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