Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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WOLFE CHAMPION HEAVYWEIGHT OF THE CONFERENCE WILSON SHOWS UP WELL Wolfe Crowned Fistic King In Last Bout of Collegiate Career Though the Gamecocks Battlers didn't win the championship, they did win the bigest bout of all in the conference; the heavyweight championship, won by Harry Wolfe from Warren of North Carolina, in the finals Saturday night. Wolfe and Wilson, lightweight, went into the semi-finals by virtue of Volfe's victory over Crews of Fla. and \ilson's win from Walker of V. P. 1. In the semi-finals Wolfe got a decision over Coin of Clemson, and Wilson was beaten by Allen of N. C. \Wolfe faced \\arren of N. C., whom G;eorge Keels hlad previoulsly beaten .n Columbia, in the finals. Wolfe won on points, flashing superb form to take the title. Varren was on the verge of K. 0. when the battle ended. N. C. siccessfully defended their championship, scoring 15% points to nose out the University of Fla. with 13%. The Gamecocks tied Duke for fifth place with 5 points. -U.s.c. CITADEL PUPS DENY BIDDIES CANNOT ARRANGE BOUT Plans Are Made For a Battle Next Year Plans for an engagement between the first year boxing men of Carolina and Citadel in Columbia, at an early date, were Thursday afternoon called off by Mr. McAlister of Citadel in a telephone message with Director Crawford. Mr. McAlister stated that his men were not organized and regretted his inability in being unable to come, say ing that possibly next year the two teams could hook up. All on1 the squad are in goo(l condi dion, having practiced with the varsity all year, and would have given Citadel a merry time had they met. The boys practice faithfully every afternoon with 11 hopes of rewarl except a possible varsity lberthl next year. Thlere is someC good hutsky material ill the bun33ch to give us5 anlother Al hloxing teamil for thle enisuidtg year. klware tile menl in thleir respective classes: B3Uans lBrailsford and Rosen. FZeathlerweights (.ua ttlehlaumI and Parker. I,ighltweighlts W\atts and Petit. WVeiterweight s D avis and( others. .\iddlewveight Light heaUvies Vinnlinlg and Powell. Heavy weighlt DeV\aughn: anld tile Skinner Bros. ---use FRESHMAN TRACK SQUAD WORKING WITH VARSITY The 1 reshmglan track teamtl looks good, afte(r a mothtl of p)ractice, withl a nutm-. her of( former highl school stars maninig 'i'hey are practicing with tile varsity, undler the direction of Coachl Laval. Th'le following are ot: A\renson, Bulshaav, Want,. Adlams, Anderson , Clark , Dennis, Finley, Ful Ier. Fishbulrne, Jonles. Lackey, Rizzolo, Swarti. Wetmore andl Quattlebaum. Track Men Defy Pluvius' Attacks PROSPECTS ARE PROMISING Norman Works Out Large Squad Over Wet Track Despite a rainy week the track candi dates are out every afternoon, under the tutelege of Coach Norman, getting in shape for the tryouts ten days hence. Quite a few from last year's ireshinan team are out and shotd give the vete rans a merry time, pushing them for I:erths on the team. All are practicing in a group, with none of the men, as yet. classified into events. Coach Norman says that he i' first attempting to get them linbere.l up and by the time of the events can take car: of themselves: The old men out are: Beall-shot and jevelin ; Buie-t wo mile ; Baker-sprints ; Calk--discus Foster-hurdles and high jump ; Gath - ings-440; Grimsley-1 mile; Green-1 mile: Griffin-javelin; I,ightsey-discus: Rembert--high j unp; Rubenstein sprints: Rogers-pole vault and weights; Williamns-440; Drake--hal ? mile ; E~ppi -440; Kennedy-javelin. hurdles and high jump. The new men are: Farnam. Fouche , Hough . Pita Prince, Riley, Ray, Riggins. Scott. Vates, Zimmerman, Stewart , Arown. 1 . Brown, E, Craig, Cook, Gilmore. George, Levkoff, White, Searson. San ders,. Wilson and \Veldon. CAGE TEAMS TO FIGHT FOR CUPI Basketball Tournament is Under Way-Frats and Clubs The annual intra-nural basketball tournament is under way, with the fol lowing teams in the line-up: Phi Pi Phi. I'i Kappa Alpha, Phi Kappa Sig m a, Kappa Alpha, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Ni, Kismet Club, Grill Cluh, Yankee Cil. S. A. L.. Lexington County . Shandon, and tenemnc"ts 5. 10. 14. 16, 17. ., 19. and 20. Itn all there are twenty teams, and about six more would aldd to the excitement. Any ct), ten enent, or fraternity may enter a team. 1htt no two organizations may combine t. pick a team. .\At the end of the season the tea:m with thte biest average will bie presented withI a silv~er Iloving cupi in behial f of the Unaiversity. the cupl to he kept perman ently lby the team that wins it. I iit is wotn by a tentement it will be kept in lie offie. of Phytsic'al E'duceation ai t the gym, If a fraternity or chith wints it th ey may do with it as they please. Thet schedttle for tIhe rest of the weeK wsill lbe pi stedl to day. FowllIp \WiI Il I 1<kT BA 1,1, and boxing alreadyvc 'tie, 1baseb'all. t rack and1 tenniis will take their lac~es in ath letic evetnts for the next three or ftour months. TI'lE NEX i~'ew days should brin.a stome woirthty conatenders to the field lit'tse for state chiampiontship high schootl hontors. It woigt he noth~ whtile to lotok ''ver, a few of these hii Ila -hes for ftutureI' tarsitt wa r ial. AX villae ptarson's dat*ghter e]lped ie lher father's clothes. The necxt day th newspaper came out with at) accotunt of the elopement, headed: "Flees in father's nnnte " BY O. D. BLACK HARRY WOLFE Heavyweight Conference Cham pion of the South 'T'YPIN( WORK SOLICITED By MARY N. MILLS 1323 Pendleton Street Telephone 4118 PRIC $2 $3 JEVERY' one o to a certain CI scaled ( Mai Campus Tourney Will Be Held CRAWFORD OFFERS MEDAL in keeping with his policy of always affording students pleasure along athletic lines Director Crawford announces that the boxing and wrestling tournament will bdgi in about three weeks, with all contests held in the field hotse. All are eligible, either freshmen or upperclassmen, who have not participat ed in any intercollegiate boxing meets. For the best performer in each class a handsome medal will be given, and Mr. Crawford adds, "I don't mean maybe." Many times in the past medals have been offered but have never been given, but this year gentlemen it's yours if you win it, so there you are. A nominal admission for spectators, students excepted, will be charged at the preliminaries and finals. If interested see Mr. Crawford im mediately and get in condition to win one of those medals. 1248 Main Street GAYDEN I Cigar CIGARS CIGARETTES P: REX BILLIAI CIGARS AN 100% Ca I. B. LAWSON Pro E APP ring Cloth Four Young Men's Suits I othing Code---Scaled up lown in price to your owr rshall-Tat Columbia Laundry 1323 Taylor St. Phene 454 MUOOR COACH Sl RVlCl; COLUMBIA TO GREENVILLE Lv. Columbia: 7:00 am, 9:30 am, 11:30 am, 2 pm, 4:30 pm Lv. Greenville: Same Time. HAYES Bus LINES INCORPORATED 1800 Main St. Phone 8788 142/ Main Street ROTHERS Stores [PES AND PERIODICALS tD PARLOR ID SODA rolina p)s. BILL CLARK 'HAL! 6S ~0. as been made n quality, but ideas. um11