The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 09, 1934, Page Page Six, Image 6
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Twenty-F our
Birds On To
Wildcat Tilt
Team In Good Shapi
Laval Hopes For Gamecock Vic
tory Over Only Intersectional
Grid Rival
Twenty-four members of the footbal
squad entrained yesterday afternoon a
five o'clock for Villanova, Pennsylvania
where they oppose the Wildcats tomor
row afternoon at two.
"If the boys play as good a game a
they did against V. P. I., we have
good chance of victory," Coach Lava
says.
The squad reached Philadelphia a
noon today and were to take a ligli
workout this afternoon on enemy grounc
The Birds are out to sink their spur
deep into the Wildcat's hide and thu
avenge themselves for the 15 to 6 drub
bing they received last year when th
Villanova squad came to Columbia.
The flashy back Randour was th
spearhead of the visitor's attack las
year. A 25 yard pass from Mauney t
Epps scored Carolina's six points. Pet
Evans try for extra point was wide.
The fireworks tomorrow are expectc
of Harold Mauney and Frank Wetzlei
punters par excellence. As it reads her
Carolina is superior to Villanova in tc
tal points scored. The locals have mad
86 to their opponent's 37 while Villatiov
has topped hers only 41 to 32.
The team will stay at Hotel Walto
while in Philadelphia. A dinner danc<
sponsored by the Washington chaplc
of the University of South Carolina, wil
be given in honor of the team at th
Washington Hotel, Saturday night froi
nine to ten o'clock. Immediately aftc
the game the squad will board a trai
for Washington, where they will be mc
at the station by Buford Worthy, forme
University law student, who is chairma
of the committee arranging transpor
for the players to and from the statioi
Along with the 24 players will travc
President L. T. Baker, B. A. Early, Di
R. K. Foster, and Coaches Laval an
Hughcy. "Whitey" Rawl will be scout
ing the Furman game in Charleston.
Following are the members of th
squad who intend coming back on th
long end of the Bird-Wildcat score
Captain loin Craig, Alt. Captain Free
man Huskey, Paul GafTney, Tom Wat
son, Roy Stroud, Deanc Fowblc, Job
Rowland, Harold Mauney, "Bud" Alex
ander, Bob Robbins, Allie McDougal
Walter Taylor, Bob Johnson, Randolp
Murdaugh, Don Tomlin, Ernest Stoke:
M. P. Turner, Paul Robclot, Fred Craf
I orchcr Hopkins, Walker Yonce, Sliac
McCrady, "Pott" Brown, and Rober
Freeman.
Dolly Hamby Winner
Girls Tennis Tournej
Dolly Iiamby downed Mary Hani
ins by a large margin in the finals fc
the co-ed tennis championship of tli
University of South Carolina. The set
were (>-.'{ and G-2.
Mary Hankins eliminated Elsi
Taber in the preliminaries, and Doll
Hamby won over Bennic Lewis. ,
prize for the winner has not yet bee
provided.
In the finals last year Steve Bake
was the winner and Bennic Grey
Lewis was runner up.
hifteen contestants entered tli
tournament this year.
Swordsmen Receive
Requests For Meet
Letters requesting fencing meet
were received this week from Georgi
Tech and the College of Charleston b
Coach Burman. Burman says that tli
meets will be arranged and also tha
he is negotiating with Annapolis an
West Point. The team will travel u
to Yankee land this time and wish t
meet these two schools while there.
Fencing practice started early thi
year so that the several new me
would have plenty of time for training
About 14 are working out at present.
The candidates arc doing muc
better than I anticipated," Burma
says.
Most Valuable Player
Given JVTiniature Cu]
A large cup will be awarded th
most valuable Carolina varsity foot
ball player this year by Warren Irvir
manager of the Palmetto theaters.
The cup will be placed in the Uni
versity library with the player's nam
inscribed on it. A miniature of it wil
be given to the player chosen.
I think that will be a good idea,
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' Increase In I
Boxing Squad '
' 27 Working On Fundamentals
In Gym Daily From
a Four To Six
Twenty-seven boxers, one of (he
largest squads in years, are taking daily
workouts in the University gym from
four to six each day under the able diI
rection of Frankie DeMars, boxing
t coach. Fred Craft, 181 -lb. varsity football
end, is the latest addition to the
growing squad of aspirants for the team.
Several other members of the football
team are expected out later in the season.
a
j Humphlett, captain; Hill, alternate
captain; and Taylor arc three of last
year's lettermen on the floor. Harry
|t Hilton, 159, is one of last year's In.
tramural champs taking workouts daily.
Jack Fenncll, shifty light heavy, D.
Brown, 202, D. L. Stoddard, 158, are
other veterans signed up. Bryan Wale
ton, 135, is back in the running after having
been laid up at the beginning of last
season because of injuries.
More boxers are needed to fill the
quota for the year, and Coach DeMars
c urges anyone interested to turn out immediately.
Drills in fundamentals are
, held every afternoon in the gym. A
hundred men out is the goal set for the
c' squad this year.
Boxers signed up to date arc as follows
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a Name School Weight
HI I Humphlett (< ) 4 151
\ndy Ilill (alt. c.) 3 127 i
i Lorenzo Tavlor 3 127
Harry Hilton 2 159 <
Jack Fe-nell 3 ICG
It. W. Brown 2 155 '
r O. Ij. Stoil<!ard 4 158 i
|| W. W. Dunn 4 144
Dave Galloway 4 189 I
e AI Brissev 4 155
Haskell 1 149
n I). Brown 4 202 (
r ('ox 2 145
Hob Dunaway 1 134 i
II Kiiii?ler 4 156
Unfits Morgan 1 137 *
;t K. Lind'ey 1 148 j
Bryan Walton 3 135
K. Brown 1 Ml I
11 .lack Cams 3 129
It Simons 3 152 1
't John Bradley 1 131
Preston Johnston 1 134
* Bernard Fitzharris 2 126
;1 C. Jones 4 158
F. T. Bradley 3 135
f. 'Fred Craft 3 181 (
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Cooping
' The Rooster
With
n HOWARD COOPER I
ACTIVITY IN GYM
|) The University gyrnnasym is s
1, one of the busiest places on the c
; campus at present. You should I
t go over and watch the boys at 1
k work some afternoon.
t As yon walk into the building you
might sec a gym class going through
their exercises under the watchful eyes ^
ct Frankie DeMars. He saunters along J
in front of the boys lined up before
f him with an occasional jab at some- J
one's overly prominent middle part. J
ir Or they might be playing basketball.
Looking further you find the
s Amato brothers, Joe Belott, Ralph
McCormick, Donald Causey and
, other members of the gym team
going through their acts on the
horse, parallel bars, and ropes.
That is something really worth
watching. You probably think it
a sissy sport, but for thrills, skill,
and danger, it surpasses football.
Casting your eyes into the rear
balcony you sec Coach Burman inIC
structing his proteges in the fine points
of fencing. This is another sport lack- 1
ing the merited amount of student ap- >
preciation but by the time the season <
S starts we hope that you will know 1
more about it. i
Scattered about in the rear of t
the room are the boxing candiy
dates sparring, punching the bags, <
0 and skipping rope. Frankie's boys |
" look good this year. All are en- ,
thusiastic and working hard. De- <
1' Mars forecasts a successful seaf
son. 1
? DREHER WORKS HERE
n If you had gone over last week you
? could have seen the professional boxer
Kd Dreher, who fought Roy Sliced last
1 night at the Township Auditorium,
n punching the bag. Harry Hilton and
Bill Humphlett tossed a few with the
pro pug last week. Ask them about it
3 said Mr. Irvin, "because a player
would rather have something he could
e wear than one that he would probably
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Bob Robbins, Randleman, N. C.,
this season turned in performances of
last couple years alternating between i
bench warmer during action. He ca
performance in the V. P. I. tilt.
Touch Footba
Alter Ini
Touch football may be played in the
Intramural Tournament which begins one
week after the last varsity game, ac:ording
to Jack Crawford, director of
physical education at the University. He
wishes the season to end before Christmas.
Captains of Intramural teams are reluestcd
to hand in a roster of their
squads to Mr. Crawford in the Gym
3r box 493 at the University Post Of"lce.
Freshmen and Sophomores should
)c designated on the lists so that they
nay get gym credit for their football.
This should be done immediately.
In discussing the possibility of touch
football Mr. Crawford said that a lack
)f adequate equipment for two teams
Basketball Sch
Approach*
Carolina Sagemen continued light |
)ractice this week.
Dr. Poster announces the following
ichedulc but some of the dates arc not
rompletc yet.
Dec. 17 Duke University?Columbia
Dec. 20 Col. of Charleston?Columbia
[an. 1 U. of Pittsburg?Pittsburg (tentative)
fan. 4 U. of Maryland?Col. Park, Md.
fan. 5 U. of Virginia?Charlottesville,
Va.
fan. 8 Auburn?Columbia (tentative)
fan. 9 Auburn?Columbia (tentative)
Ian. 12 Citadel?Charleston, S. C.
fan. 16 Furman?Columbia
fan. 19 N. C. State Col.?Columbia
fan. 21 U. of Florida?Gainesville, Fla.
fan 22 U. of Florida?Gainesville, Fla.
fan. 25 through Feb. 2, exam, period
eh. 2 V. M. I.?Columbia
eh. 5 Clemson?Columbia
eh. 7 N. C. State?Raleigh
?eb. 9 U. of N. C.?Columbia
*eb. 12 Citadel?Columbia
"eh! 14 Clemson?Clemson
eh. 15 Furman?Greenville, S. C.
>ut away in some closet. Then too.
/isitors passing through the library
:ould see the cup and the man's name
vho is chosen each year. We could
nscribe Earl Clary's name on it as
he winner last year."
The sports editor of The State, The
Columbia Record, The Gamecock, the
ootball coaches and the football
lianager have been suggested as the
"Miimittee to choose the man.
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was the greatest argument in favor of St re
the less strenuous pastime. He also Put
pointed out that touch would give plenty l'ie
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of excrcise and excitemcnt without the
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great danger of regular football.
"Touch football will be plenty rough," W
Mr. Crawford declared. It will be featured
by passes, end runs, and trick
plays with ample opportunity for pros- t
pectivc varsity men to show their wares. ;s r
Captains and managers of Intramural jng
teams will soon be called in to discuss ter
the advisability of touch football with aire
Mr. Crawford. , ;ng
Several of the present varsity players
received their first training on Intra- ["""~
mural teams.
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3S Completion
l*eb. 21 Duke Univ.?Durham, N. C.
Feb. 22 U. of N. C.?Chapel Hill, N. C.
Feb. 23 Washington & Lee?Columbia
Feb. 28 through March 2, Southern Conference
Tournament
Wofford, Erskine, and Newberry have
been asked for games.
Those interested in the managership
of the freshman squad arc requested to
see Raron Abraham, varsity manager,
next Monday night at 8 o'clock in the
field house.
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Craig, Oaffney, Stroud
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'caching deep into his bag of tricks,
y Laval extracted two substitute back- ^
1 men, injected them into a revamped
necock line-up and whipped V. P. I.
) in a dope-upsetting melee at the Mupal
Stadium last Saturday. Bob Rob- U
third-string back for several years, al
red starring honors with Shack Mc- pi
dy and Walker Yonce, each netting tv
juchdown. Yonce converted two *xpoints.
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T. P. I. ripped through the Carolina jj
for substantial gains as the fray
tied, but a fumble by Smith on the
nccock 1 yard stripe was recovered c
Bob Robbins to halt the advance. 1
uncy flipped an aerial to Robbins ei
six points in the first half and an- cc
sr to Yonce to make the score 13-0,
ice having place-kicked the point after w.
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aptain Tom Craig, getting his hand
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>ud in the line, while McDougall ?
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