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8P Eight Birds < Quints Enter Finals Monday Pairings Announced Independents, Yankees, S. A. E., Phi Sigma Kappa, Pi Kappa Phi, Tenement 28, Tenement 10, Tenement 16, Play For Cup Jack Crawford's intramural basket- i ball tourney ended Tuesday night as eight teams were picked to play the finals for the intramural cup next week beginning Monday, Pi Kappa Phi, S. A. K., and Tenement 10 were added to the list of six other teams chosen last week to play the final tourney. Tenement 1(5, Phi Sigma I Kappa, Tenement 28, the Yankees, and the Independents were originally seeded. Pat Patterson, Kappa Sigma, was high scorer in the matches with 50 points. Eaddie, Tenement 28, was second with 45; Hall, Kappa Sig, had 44; Vaughan, Tenement 16, made 43; Blair, Tenement 10 had 43; Rollins, Tenement 28 had 41; and Cobb Tenement 10, sank 38. Final standings: W. L. Pet. Tenement lf> 5 0 1000 Tenement 10 5 0 1000 Phi Sigma Kappa 5 1 833 Tenement 28 4 1 800 Yankees 4 1 800 Independents 4 1 800 S. A. K 4 2 750 Pi Kappa Phi 4 2 750 Dutch Forks 3 3 500 Tenement 3 3 3 500 Kappa Alpha 3 3 500 Sigma Nu 2 3 400 Tenement 15 2 3 400 Pi Phi Pi 2 3 400 A. T. O 2 3 400 Phi Sigma Kappa 1 3 250 Kappa Sigma 1 4 200 Sigma Chi 0 5 000 S. P. E 0 6 000 Tenement 5 0 4 000 Tenement 25 0 3 000 u. B. o. Faced with the certainty of losing athletics for the coming year, due to the necessity of the administration to curtail expenses in every way in order to stay within a depleted budget, the students of State Teachers College, Silver City, N. M., have again risen to the occasion and have submitted a request to the president that they be allowed the control of all student activities. ?The Mustang. U-NEED-ALUNCH Two eggs fried in butter, toast and grits, 15 cents Regular Dinner, 35 cents 1211 Gervais St. Columbia, S. C. j I ....... COLUMBi; | Largest Producers of Grade " that Good J | 917 Main street "Home Made fo I ? I I C0aiemk$i:s "EXCLU A i - L T| ^ \? . . UNIVERSITY CO 0 The Ci University Gamecock Pi Operated for the Students and A1J Profits go into Sti If we haven't what you wn "The Center oJ Bp* " / T Team Win / Track 1 Boxers Fight Sem i-Finals In Mitt Meet Intramural Tourney Brings Two Kayo's In First Matches Finals To Feature Ray And O 'Dell In Heavy Bout Director Jack Crawford's intramural boxing tourney started ofif with a bang Monday night, with a clean knockout and a technical K. O. featuring the bouts. " \\ . R. Geddings took one on the button from Hobby Moore in the third round of a fairly even bout. This fight was in the featherweight division. A technical knockout was awarded Cecil Carnes over Leon Keaton, by Referee Frankie DcMars. Results: Shannon Blackwell beat P. R. Bishoc. Jack Payne won from Frank Bradley and L. J. Taylor beat F. C. McLanc. C. T. Snclling outpointed F. L. Barrow and J. Cuthbertson won from Joe Galluchat. W. G. Nelson beat H. R. Woods, and R. W. Brown beat G. C. Newman. Second round eliminations were held Thursday evening at the field house. Parings arc as follows: Flyweight: I). Gilland vs. J. F. Burgess. H. B. Fogle, Bye. Bantamweight: Jack Payne vs. L. J. Taylor. S. Black well against Allen Clarkson. * Featherweight: Bobby Moore vs. W. D. Coan. J. B. Cuthbertson vs. C. T. Snclling. Welterweight: W. S. Berry drew a bye. W. G. Nelson vs. R. W. Brown and Josh Abel vs. Cecil Carnes. Middleweight: Jack Crosland drew a bye. Maxcy Powell vs. Jack Nathan. Firpo O'Dell and "Cisco Kid" Ray will mix it up in the unlimited class in the finals, next week. u. s. o. "Well, I think Pll put the motion before the house," said the chorus girl as she danced out on the stage. STANDING IN THE PALMETTO LEAGUE W. L. Pet. S- C 4 0 1000 Newberry 3 i 750 Clemson 1 1 500 Erskine 0 2 000 p- C 0 4 000 """" ' ---------- - .. 1 V DAIRIES A" Milk in S. C. Makers of Ice Cream r Home Trade" Phone 3171 Columbia, S. (?. PERATIVE STORE in teen Book Store ressing Club I Owned by the Student Body. ident Activities Fund int., tell us, and we'll get it P the Campus" ~ _^_r llihahiLij.-'foti; /..i Bj gjik HHSSn BY ALAN H IS In ] u?o //*< ream H a, Jimmy Brailsford, above varsity featherweight for three years, left yesterday with Captain "Red" Watts to enter the" National Collegiate Olympic boxing tryouts today and Saturday. Brailsford has won 11 of 13 fights in his collegiate career. Bird Boxers Try out For Olympics Brailsford, Watts Go To Pennsylvania For Collegiate Prelims To Olympics In Los Angeles Red Watts, Southern Conference < lightweight champ, and Jimmy Brailsford, varsity featherweight, left yester- | day for State College, l'a., where they i will enter the tryouts for the Olympic i matches this summer in Los Angeles. Henry Glaze, eastern intercollegiate champ last year, is being boosted for the lightweight division, and Watts is rated even higher in view of his win over Glaze in the Southern Conference finals last month. "Bus" Brcesc, Kansas State feather, is being hallyhooed for the feather title. He has won 20 of :ir> fights by the K. O. route. The fight prelims will be held today and tomorrow. u. s. o. Birds Divide With Bulldogs Carolina opened the baseball season recently against the University of Georgia Bulldogs here, and after los- , ing the opener, 4-1, the Gamecocks came back and evened the series, 7-3. Grayson Wolf pitched the first game i and Chandler of Georgia opposed him ( on the mound. Ouzts started the second game for Carolina but was relieved in the ] seventh by Wolf who received credit for the victory. Harley, Blair, and Corrcll each gar- i nered two hits oft the offerings of Hamilton, south paw Georgia pitcher. Park, Bulldog second sacker, led bis teammates with two safeties. Frosh Defeat Columbia High In Two Sports Carolina freshmen stepped out this week and took a tennis match from ' Columbia high school, 5 matches to ' 2, and the frosh baseball team took a ' hard fought contest from Coach Rhame's boys, 4 to 2. The first-year tennis team is one of ] the best in years and next year will most.likely sec some of these men on the varsity squad filling the holes that will be left by the graduation of Col- ' lins, Crum, and Holman. "Freddie" Tompkins and "Country" , Kneece opposed each other in a ( mound duel that featured the ball ] game. V .. ; :?? . A&n. \ \ ' . ? C- V . V . - - t H . SOHAFER 3aske * 9tn P. hips P. t Blues Lose First Meet Since 1926 ' ** . . i Hughey Breaks Record Bostick High Scorer; Adair, Smith, Fishburne, Duvall Score 8 Each; Frosh Lose 74-43 Carolina's 1932 track team opened its season with a win over Presbyterian for the first time since 1920 here Saturday, 72-.r>4, taking all but one field event and placing first in four running events. Curran Hughcy broke bis own state record in the shot put, heaving it 12 feet, 3-H inches and Freeman of P. C. surpassed the state javelin record with a toss of 180 feet, i 0 inches. Carolina took an early lead, win- ; ning the discus and the 100-yard dash and was never overtaken by the Blue c Stockings. The Birds took all three < places in the shot put, the pole vault, i in which Brown, Craig, and Adair all tied for first, and the high jump, j where Bostick, Craig, and DuPre tied for first at 5 feet six inches. . Bostick was high individual scorer with 12 points, while Adair Smith, Fishburne, and \ Duvall scored eight points each. Bostick placed first in the broad jump and tied for first in ' the high jump and the 220 low bur- 1 tiles. ' The P. C. frosh at the same time ' defeated the Biddie tracksters 74-43, although Walter Taylor, Carolina ' freshman, was high scorer with 21 points. Harold Mauney placed first 1 in the 100-yard dash, the 220 low ! liurdlcs and the broad jump. u. s. o. Netmen Split On N. C. Trip . Tarheels Whip Gamecocks 7-0 i Wake Forest Succumbs To Racqueteers, 4-3 ( f * . " " ^ 1 he University of South Carolina tennis team invaded North Carolina tennis circles this week losing Mon- ( tiay afternoon to the netmen from the ' University of North Carolina 7 to 0 and defeating Wake Forest by the 1 score of 4 matches to 3 Tuesday. Results at Chapel Hill: ' Grant defeated Hob Killingsworth ' of South Carolina, 6-0, 6-1. Wilmer Mines, beat Tommy Collins, 6-1, 6-1. I Lenoir Wright heat Marion Holmati, < l?-l, 6-0. Harley Shuford beat Elliot i "rum, 6-1, 6-0. Lucas Abels beat Dave i Kllison, 6-1, 6-0. In the doubles matches, Dillard and < Morgan, North Carolina, beat Killings- " worth and Collins, 6-1, 6-3. Minor and Abels defeated Holman and Crutn 11-3, 6-4. Results at Wake Forest: Singles: Vernon, Wake Forest, beat Killingsworth 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. Fletcher, Wake Forest, over Collins 4-6, 6-2, r-f>. Ilolman, Carolina, over Bryan i-1, 6-2. Crum, Carolina, won from Ctlcnn 6-3, 6-3. Kllison, Carolina, beat Hatch 6-3, 6-3. Doubles: Vernon and Fletcher, Wake Forest, over Killingsworth and Collins 8-6, 9-7. Holman and Crum, Carolina,* over Bryan and Glenn 6-1, i-1. U. H. O. Kind C). M.: "And do you know why Santa Claus didn't bring you anything, little girl?" Doll-Faced Child: "Yes, damn it, I trumped father's ace in the bridge ?ame last Christmas eve." i , And then there is the question of what Mahatma Gandhi would have lone if he had been in Sir Walter Raleigh's shoes at the rescue fo Queen Klizabeth from the mud-puddle. \ tbair * * c. 21-, \ C. 72-54 Birds Take Two Games From Erskine Birds Open Palmetto Season With Double Win; Vaughan Leads Batters; Reynolds at Second Sack Carolina s state champ haschallcrs opened the season here in the Palmetto Collegiate league Thursday and I'riday hy defeating Erskine's Seceder s 8-2 and 5-4 on successive days. Laval's new lineup featured Tommy Reynolds at second and Fred Hamhright in center. "Country" Richards will play after mid-term marks arc released. Wolf allowed only six hits in the first game, while Vaughan led the Bird attack with :t hits in four attempts. Ouzts allowed four hits in the second contest, while Reynolds and Hicks each got 2 hits to lead the Bird batsmen. U. 8. C. Co-Ed Chatter By Louise Edwards The co-ed baseball tournament will >e held Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. Sophomores stand a good -hance of winning, having among Iheir players Betty Payne, Gertrude Howell, Leah Zeigler, Ruth Carter, md Elizabeth David. Players from other teams on whom much depends are: Mary Dell Stevenson, Ailecn McNeil, Muriel Cassels. Alma Russ, Clara Jones, Gertrude Willis, Mary Jane Purvis, Evelyn rurbyfill, Motic Purvis, Sara Davis, Elma West bury, Harriet Toney, . Hazel Zeigler, and tannic Cooper. ^Managers of the teams are: senior, Caroline Gaillard; junior, Evelyn rurbyfill; sophomore, Betty Payne; Freshman, Aileen McNeil. . Contestants for the spring tennis ournament will begin signing up Wednesday. Singles and doubles will )Oth he played off according to ' :lasses. In the fall Mary Toney won, ; with Caroline Gaillard as runner up. The six representatives from Caroina for Play Day will be Betty Payne, : Leah Zeigler, Clara Jones, Caroline aillard, Mary Toney, and Gertrude Howell. A tea will be given for all the mem>ers of the Athletic association Saturlay at 5 o'clock in the Woman's buildup. Those who expect to attend arc requested to sign up cither in the Woman's building or the gym Friday ifternoon. Leave Your She Half Sole# A Heals 1.00?Loatl NEW SHOE Ail Work^fi SARGEANT 1528 Main Street "KODAK FINISHING IN A "Photographs 7 ^ DO YOUR CLOTH Let us help to keep you spotl cost is small and tl The Canteen and the Gai THE CAROLINA DF Phone 815(5 -? ?? i r mals * * 2,. 5-4 Wolf Twice Defeats P. C. Birds Lead League Blue Stockings Commit 17 Errors In First; Gamecocks Win Second By Last Inning Rally Carolina's champion baseball nine continued its trip toward a third state championship when it defeated Pres hyterian 21-2 and 5-4 in two games Monday and Tuesday at Clinton. Wolf, relieving Ouzts in the second fra>'? got credit for both wins. In the first game the Blue Stockings made 17 errors accounting for the Birds' heavy scoring on 15 hits Carolina made i> hobbles in the two contests. Bill Jenkins, new Bird Catcher made 4 hits and four runs in eight trips to the plate. Bill Harlcy made 4 hits in 11 trips. Hicks made 4 in 10 times up and Tommy Reynolds made 3 hits in eight bats. The Birds trailed ' m the last game till the ninth when they made 4 runs to win, 5-4. Box: First Game Carolina: AB R H PO A E Vaughan, 2b 6 4 2 1 3 0 Hicks, 3b k o p p oa Harlcy, rf ? 3 ' 1 0 2 Correll, If 7 j j 0 0 0 Blair, ll> 5 2 1 13 0 0 Hambright, cf 5 o o 4 0 1 Jenkins, c 0 2 3 4 10 Reynolds, ss n o o 1 01 Wolf, p 5 4 2 1 5 0 Totals 51 21 15 27 13 4 Presbyterian: AB R II PO A E Wood, rf 4 0 1 6 0 2 Odiorne, ss 4 0 1 2 0 3 Keeble, 2b 2 1 0 0 3 5 Williams, 2b 2 1 1 2 10 Cheatham, lb 3 0 3 7 0 1 Barrett, c 2 0 0 2 0 0 J. Montgomery, c. 2 0 0 2 1 0 Adams, cf 2 0 0 2 0 0 Howell, cf 2 0 0 1 0 0 Fleming, 3b 3 0 0 1 0 2 Nettles, If 2 0 0 0 0 *2 Bissctt, If 1 0 0 1 0 1 McCutchen, p 2 0 0 1 3 1 Robinson, p 1 00 000 H. Montgomery, p 1 0 0 0 0 0 xCopeland 1 0 0 0 0 0 KxPIowden 1 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 35 2 6 27 8 17 Batted for Bissctt in 9lh. KxBattcd for Fleming ,in 9th. Score by innings: Carolina 230 514 411?21 Presbyterian 100 001 000? 2 JUSJONES I "Biggest Little Place in Town" Central Union Building 'Phone 7000 'es At Canteen her Elbows on Sweaters 60o. HOSPITAL guaranteed PHOTO CO I Phone 6607 iT 9 OUT AT 6 DAILY" hat Satisfy" [ES GET DIRTY? I ess and well groomed. The he reward great meeock are our agents 'Y CLEANING CO. 1608 Barnwell Street