Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Davidson Tra Wildcats Expected to Put Up Their Usual Stiff Battle With Gamecocks CEAMS EVENLY MATCHED Coach Cothran Prepares for the North Carolinians by Groom ing His Distance Men At 3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon Coach Cothran's track men will match up with the Davidson Wildcats~ for the third meet of the season. Judging from past track events be tween the two institutions, the affair should be a hair-splitter. When the Garnet met the Red two years ago the visitors won by a scant margin of a couple of points. The lead, one or two points, shifted from one side to the other all through the meet and not until the last event was the winner decided. Tomorrow afternoon Davis field will see which of the two has improved more in two years. The recent match with Wofford and Davidson's meet with them a week later shows how nearly equal the scores of both meets were exactly the strength of the two teams is. The same. Carolina showed improvement over her Wofford records in the Fur man meet last week. Captain Gracey of the Davidson s(uad is remembered for his work here two years ago, a heavy, graceful field man, he will give the Carolina men some trouble. Captain Gaston, it is certain, will rank high among the point scores. Coach Cothran, in preparation for the Wildcats, has been working his team regularly and has them in good shape. He has been paying espe cial attention to the distances and has succeeded in cutting down the time considerably on the two mile run. The pole caulters, it is thought will have an easy time. Davidson arrived today and is at the DeSoto Hotel. - U.S.c. - DUCK-GUINEA FIGHT IS PULLETS' LATEST Not To Be Outdone by Men, the Co-Eds Organize Baseball The Carolina Co-eds will this sea son have their own baseball team and will not have to rely upon the men stu dents for entertainment in the natio nal pasttime. The Co-eds out for the squad have been divided into two teams the line-ups of which are given below. Some good material.seems to be in the ranks and while no games have been arranged as yet it is hoped that the Pullets will be seen in action in the near future. The line up follows:. DUCKS Carter .....................Pitcher Flowers ...................1st'Base Burgess....................Catcher i,oria .......... ..........2nd Base Saye,......................1st Base Garner .................Short Stop Craddock................Left Field Hlughes................Righ1t Field Truesdale ............Center Field GUINEAS Robbins....................Pitcher Lockman ..................Catcher Baker....................1st Base Hlough..................2nd Base M!cGill...................3rd Base Stevenson ..............Short Stop Hughes..................Left Field Bruce..................Right Field POR OF ALL SORi FRED MINSHALL, Editor ek Meet 3 P.1 GAMECOCK - TIGER Carolina tennis team will meet the team from Clemson tomorrow at 3 o'clock. The umen are paired as follows in the singles: Fleven Elliott; Goodale-Wilson; Thrower Coleman; Stoney-Gaston. In dou bles: Fleven and Thrower will be matched with Wilson and Elliott and Goodale and Stoney with Cole man and Gaston. IDU A M O N D USTING (BY EMILY J. HUGHES) THE NEWBERRY gane showed that the Biddies are beginning to get up speed. A few more games and they will be worth comparing with the old birds. THE CO-ED baseball coach has ad vised the girls to see the varsity games as an inspiration for their own playing. EVEN the faculty play tennis now. Every afternoon they come to the courts in front of the Woman's College. Looks as though there are some former stars on the fac ulty. A TRACK MEET between Chicora, Columbia High, and the Carolina Co-eds is being planned. Richard son, who holds the worlds' record for the 50 yard dash and the Amer ican record in hurdles, is in train ing. McLure, former Winthrop star, and Shaver and Hudson, Car olina basket ball stars, are also preparing for the meet. YES, everybody is keyed up for the wrestling match next week. The Co-eds are betting on "Red Head ed Pat." THE GYM TEAMS are still at work. New stunts have been added since the next exhibition in the gym. Last Friday night they went to Chester. Today they go to Ridge way. Coach Poole says that the weather will make it necessary that they quit practicing in a week or two. STILL there are track meets. Compe tition between Davidson and Caro lina, Saturday, ought to be close enough to make it interesting. NEXT WEEK the Co-ed swimmers gp out to the lakes for practice. They are already good in form for they have been practicing in the Paci fic Mill pool all winter. Coach Crawford says there is plenty of material for a good team. - U.s.c. - Metropolitan Cafe "The Old Reliable" Established 1900 1544 Main St. Columbia, S. C. "Quality First-Service Always" MEANS BARBER SHOP 1314 MaIn St. Phone 7421 Six Experienced Artistic Barbers Your Patronage Highly Appreciated - Hair Bobbing a Specialty - Polite Service Guaranteed Walter E. Brown, Manager TS 'S .W. Tomorrow BASEBALL MEN GOI UPSTATE NEXT WEEK Team Plays Six Colleges in Their Swing Northward as Far As Clemson CAROLINA - MARYLAND The Carolina baseball team staits the third week of their season Monday by starting upon their annual tour upstate. They play Newberry, P. C., Wofford, Furman, Clemson and Ers kine. The team broke even in their two games last week by winning one and losing one. The standing is games now is two-all. One bad inning spelled defeat to the Carolina Gamecock from the Univer sity of Maryland yesterday afternoon 11 to 6. Maryland came up to bat in the sixth inning trailing the Carolina boys by two points and Carolina came up in her half immediately following, track ing the visitors who had gained a solid lead of five points. Carolina had played well after Bar ron had been tapped in the first and had overcome a thre point lead with Benny Smith on the hill. But Benny wavered in the sixth and yeilded an infield hit and two passes. 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