The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 17, 1926, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
LOCK "C" CLUB
REORGANIZED
" BY ATHLETES
jembers Entertain the Football
. Men With Banquet at the
v Jefferson December 10
.TO HAVE CLUB ROOM
Officials Are Made Honorary
Members of Club-Stoney
Cooperates
The Block "C" Club, consisting of
men at the University who have been
awarded their "C"'s by the Athletic
Advisory Board of the University, has
been recently reorganized. It is the
purpose of this club to cooperate with
the Athletic Department and the var
ious other branches of the University
in doing everything possible for the
athletic well being of the University.
In the new field house that is being
completed, in the rear of Steward's
hall, there will be a club room for the
Block "C" club. This will be fitted and
furnished, and will form a suitable
place for the members to entertain their
friends and the various teams that shall
visit the campus.
This club has already done some
very good work in the way that they
handled the visiting high school teams
during the games which decided the
State championship in football. This
work was handled by a committee con
s.sting of "Si" Seideman, Buster Hol
combe, and Bus Wise. Letters of
thanks and appreciation have been re
ceived from the various high schools
for the cordial welcomes that they were
given.
The Block "C" club was alse 'he host
to the varsity, freshman, and Scrub
teams at a very delightful banquet giv
en, December 10, at the Jefferson hotel.
To provide for the visiting teams
during the basketball season, B-ll Mil
ler and "Lefty" Godshall have been
appointed as chairman and assistant,
respectively, with the power of select
ing their own men to help them in this
work.
Plans are being made to initiate the
men who made their Block "C"'s for
the first t[me during the past football
season. This initiation will take place
shortly after the return from the
Christmas holidays.
In a recognition of the part that they
have contributed to the athletic well
being of the University through the use
of their time and efforts the following
men have been elected as honorary
members of the Block "C" club:
TL. '. Baker-Acting President U. of i.
C.
J. G. Driver-Athletic Director.
Branch Bocock-Head Coach.
.J. M. McFadden-Asst. Football Coach
Jack Cantey-Scrub Coach.
Calder Seibels-Freshman Coach.
A. B.. Stoney. freshman coach, an 1
alumnus of the Block "C" club is co
operating with the club in its work and
is endleavoring to find means whereby
the club may be of assistance to the
freshman athletics.
Below is a list of men at Carolina
who have been awarded their "C" 's an-i
are eligible for membership.
List of Block "C" Men at Carolina
Rogers, W. C** C* C*capt
Seideman C** C*capt C
Burke C* C
Cooper, J. C C
Farr C C
Farr C C
Holcombe C* C
Swink C* C
Tlhomas, F. C* C
Verner C C
Abel . C
Baldwin C Cheer leader
Beattie C
Boyce C
Boyd C** capt
Capers C manager
Cobb C
Coleman C
Cooper W. C
Dickert C
Frierson C
Godshall C
Guarino C
Hall C
Hearon C
CAPTAIN-ELECT WINGFIELD
- U.S.C. -
WINGFIELD IS
CAPTAIN FOR
NEXT SEASON
IS A COLUMBIA BOY
Is Named Leader of Team at
Banquet of Varsity and the
Freshman Players
Emmett Lee Wingfield, of Columbia,
is captain of the 1927 Gamecock eleven.
He was elected at the banquet of the
varsity and freshman teams, which was
held on east Friday at the Jefferson
hotel.
The new captain has played halfback
on the varsity team for two years. This
year he is a senior in the Engineering
school, but has anpther year of footbail
coming to him as he did not play his
sophomore year.
Wingfield played bril,iantly in several
games last season. Chief among these
was in the great victory of Carolina
over the Strong V. P. I. Gobblers.
Press accounts gave him a great deal
of credit is Carolina's remarkable show
ing in a game which they were dope't
by the experts to lose.
No nominations were made outright,
but each voter handed in his choice for
the important position. Other seniors
who wil, play their last season of col
lege football niext year, are Sam Burke,
Floyd Thomas, "Monkey" Price, Bob
Wimbersy, "Buster" Holcombe, and
"Red" Swink.
- u.s.c. -
TENEMENT 6 and ? pulled a neat
pass in Monday's semi-finals game
with tenement 29. Dudley took the
ball as if he was going to run
around left end. He took three or
four steps-wheeled completely
around, and shot the ball to "Sun.
ny" Drake on the opposite side of
the line. Drake went thirty yards
before being downed.
- U.S.c. -
Hyman C Mng
Jackson C
Keels, G. C
Lamar C
Mills C
Postern C
Pr'ce C* C
Reeves C
Rogers, P . C
Salley C
Scott C
Shelton C
Smith C Mgr
Thomas, R. C
Watson C
Wimberly C*
Wingfield C*
Wise C
Youngblood C
* Has made letter two years in that
sport.
** Has made letter three years in
that sport.
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