Word: tars
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Coach John Kenfield's North Carolina team arrived in town last night sporting a 19 game winning streak and some of the nation's best college players. The Tar Heels, in repaying the Crimson's earlier visit to the South, should provide some of the best tennis seen in Cambridge this year...
North Carolina has already handed the Crimson both its opening season defeats, but the match today should be no push-over for the Tar Heels. Barnaby's proteges have had a chance to put in some practice since the spring trip to Dixie...
...same Chapel Hill squad that administered both years' defeats is on hand today, led by unbeaten Southern Conference champion Doll Sylvia. He will face the Crimson's top man Johnny Rauh. The Tar Heel ace topped Rauh in three sets on the Crimson's souther swing...
Golf: Adams should take the title, mainly on the strength of transfer student Ollie Kay from North Carolina. He was on the Tar Heel squad that took the Southern Intercollegiates last year. Dunster and Eliot rate contending positions...
...goat. The fact is that the goat's digestive system and odor are biologically unique and not to be compared with normal human digestive processes or odors . . . The action of green grass has no more to do with the action of processed chlorophyll than the action of coal tar has to do with the well-known coaltar derivative aspirin. One would not expect coal miners to be free of headaches because they inhale coal dust. Nor should anyone . . . expect a grass-eating goat to be free of odor...