The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 12, 1935, Page Page Six, Image 6
Caroiir
"Rock
Batmen Start
Up-Grade Wins
Wofford-Erskine Fall :
Kneece, Henderson Pitch; Blair, *
Brogden, And Munn Do
Slugging
Carolina's "rock-rappers" snapped
out of a pre-season slump to set out ?
on the road that leads to the Palnietto
Collegiate baseball crown. t(
After falling before Allen Brothers in 11
two games and Michigan State in one ^
Coach "Dutch" Stamman's Game- a
cocks stepped out against Krskine and v
WotYord to take both the state teams a
in their stride. e
Against l'.rskine, lanky Dan Henderson
proved that he is as much at
home on the diamond as the hardwood a
court, and the Birds rode in on a 0-2
victory wave.
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"Country Kneece, backed by able ^
fielding at Spartanburg, eased the Ter- j
riers down with two hits, while his ^
teammates shamed Bud Goults olTeriugs
for 8 hits and a 4-1 victory last
Tuesday.
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"Cocky" Blair, fast traveling out- 0
fielder, straightened his high flies out
against WofYord to end his battling Q
slump into a double and a single in 5 n
trips to the plate. Not content with q
his star performance with the willow, _(
"Cocky" paniced the bleachers with a ^
spectacular one-hand shag on a high t(
fly that seemed destined for a base hit. ..
Clint Brogden also broke into the
hit column with another double and a r
single into two trips to the plate.
John Munn, "Hook" Williamson, b
and "Country" Kneece completed the g
batting parade, each getting a hit. i:
With the development of Dana c
Henderson to fill out the pitching li
staff, improvement in the hitting and I:
fielding departments, the Gamecocks I
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Campus Boxers
Win Medallions
L936 Prospects Good
Vlany Pugs Show Superior Form
In Intra Bouts This
Year
Intramural Boxing proved very sue-1
essful this year and many of the constants
showed themselves able ma- J
trial for next year's team. Acker- i
lan, who fought junior middleweight,
)an McLeod who fought lightweight, ^
nd Willis Cantey who fought welter- f
. eight showed style of the best kind
nd the prospects for next year bright- (
tied considerably with the possibiliies
shown by these men. Mac Mills,
eavyweight, also showed promise of
good fighter in the future.
The following contestants won their
'eights and the losers in the chain- r
ionship fights won second filace: i
ibe Greenberg won over Dana Cros-1 ^
md in the bantamweight division; J.
.mato won over Vivian Morse in the 1
:atherweight division; Dan McLeod
on over Frank Cox in the light-1
-eight division; Willis Cantey won I?
ver Wilmot Bi;own in the welter eight
division; Jim Ackerman won
ver Harper Welburn in the junior-1
liddleweight division; Shack Mc-I
Irady won over Ben Wyman in the
cnior-middleweight division; and I
)ave Galloway won over Win, Hun-1 c
. r in the heavyweight division. The!
,-inncrs in these fights will receive I
rst place medals and the losers will *
cceive second place medals. I C
Prospects for next year's team arelf
right. The University will have a |
ood but inexperienced team and it I
> hoped they will win the state I'
hampionship and probably ' bring I 1
ionic a slab or two of the Conference I (
aeon. Nut Taylor will probably be I ,
?ack to fight in the bantamweight, I
'ark Jenkins in the featherweight,I
)an McLeod and Joe Cardwell in the I
ightweight, Harry Hilton in the wel-l]
erweight, Jim Ackerman and Jackl,
ennell in the junior-middleweight,!
md many boys yet unheard of will '
"ill up the roster. There is to be no
>ffieial spring Hoxing training but I
nany of the boys are working steadily!
n preparation for next year.
It is hoped that next year intra-1
nurals will be somewhat different and
hat the different teams from the dif-1
erent tenements and fraternities will
roinpete in the sports. I.
There arc many boys on the campus I
,vho would make good boxers, es-l-'
>ecially heavyweights and light-heavy-I ]
veights, and it is hoped they will n
rome out next year. The schedule fori
lext year has not been announced yet. I
S.A.E. Takes
Basket Crown
The Sigma Alpha Kpsilon basketball
team won the intramural basketball
championship by the overwhelming
score of 44 to 25, in their defeat
of the 1 'hi Sigma Kappa team, runnerup
in the tournament. The Phi Kappa
Sigma team won the right to play for
ihc championship by defeating the K.
A. team one point in the semi-finals.
Taking an early lead the S. A. K.
team continued to increase this and
i-asily took their oponents into camp.
Led by Jim Good, Buddy Menge, and
assisted by the others of the team
they seemed to wring goals without
looking. Wallace Tighe was outstanding
for the Phi Sigma Kappas.
ALL INTRA MURALS
Forward: Sallenger, (F,d)?K. A.
Forward: Carnes, (Joe)?No. 10.
Center: Lipscomb, (Guy)?No. 10.
Guard: Good, (Jim)?S. A. K.
Guard: Tighe, (Wallace)?P. S. K.
17. s. < .?
seem on the road to their 5th State
collegiate baseball crown.
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"Goose" Goslin returned to f;
Detroit-Cincinnati exhibition gar
tVith Micky Cochrane and other
)it on University Field before goi
>lcl "Goose" was still rememberii
?nt over the backfield fence in yet
So:
George Epps, diminutive all-roi
ates an apology from this depart
11 tlicir two track meets this year,
liree firsts?the 220 Dash, Broad
He may be finding Brvon Ilutt
m elegant job of filling them.
Uh-1
"The trouble with sports is the
Such was the casually caustic i
>f local athletic commentators in i
Yeah? And just where would
ind all the rest of the long line of
>ut the publicity ground out day
"roni coast to coast? And woulc
jail or a Rose Bowl game in foot
sands jam the Olympic frames?
he Primo Camera's, and Babe
jhoking cloud of obscurity. Th<
kvorld would crumble to (lust am
world-wide interest would vanis
Granted that a sports writer ms
liuman. Granted that a sports i
race of cigarette dragging, flabb
place in the world?we all can't
The sports writer as well as tin
well, neither has anything to be
Blue Eagle?we do our part?as 1:
4' Regulai
Athletes at Carolina, for man?
Iieadlines to the majority of the
fellows" if plans now being fori
materialize. He intends that inst
that football players and other at
scattered throughout the campus,
better known to the student bodj
than they have had in the past.
Cagers Start
Spring Work
Six of the men out for spring basket
hall training are Seniors, with thi
large number finishing there will b
a big opening for new men. The teati
practices at 8 o'clock on Mondays
Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, only.
"There are plenty of opportunitie
for new men on the squad, and per
haps on the first team," said Coac
Norman.
The men and number of games the
played in last season is as follows
Laurie (20), Henderson (20), Crai]
(2.r>), Gooding (20), Roland (20), an
1 avlor, W., (14). These men hav
played four years of college baskcl
ball and are ineligible for participn
tion next year.
Taylor, G., (20), James (10), Skid
more (10), Johnson (r>), Kennell (4]
Tomlin (2), and Whitncr (1) are th
other men out for spring training \vh
will be eligible next year.
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amiliar hunting grounds when the
ne was rained out the other day.
Detroit stars, Goslin warmed up a
ng out to Dreyfus. And maybe the
lg the line drives he used to smash
irs gone by.
rry!
and track man for the Gamecocks,
ment. He had led the Bird scoring
Last Saturday he scored 15 points,
Jump, and Pole Vault. We missed
's shoes a bit large?but lie's doing
luh?
sports writers."
'emark dropped by one of a group
in uptown quick and dirty recently.
Dizzy Dean, Babe Ruth, Max Baer
heroes of the sports world be witliby
day in a thousand news shops
I there be a World Series in baseball?
Or would hundreds of tliouYou
guessed it. Without publicity
Ruths would be smothered in a
p mighty coliseums of the athletic
I mold away?sports as matters of
ikes mistakes?he's only human, too
a*riter is of that pallid, half-world
y individuals who never achieve a
lie heroes.
l> athlete has got a job to do. Done
ashamed of. And in the words of
est we can.
r Fellows"
7 years strangers or figures in the
student body, will soon be "regular
ululated by Coach Don McCallister
ead of living in separate tenements
hletes will live in various tenements
The object is to make the athletes
r and to give them more college life
Bird Golfers
Lose Match
I'urinan's golf team nosed out Carog
lina's varsity golf team 9 Vj to H/2 on
the I* orest Lake course Wednesday
c afternoon.
II In the first flight Bcntley Hines (F)
'? won 2 points, Avery Finger (C) won
1. Jack Cobb (C) won VVilctis
s Smith (F), 0. Finger and Cobb (C)
_ teamed against Bcntley and Hines (F)
j to win the low-ball foursome 214 to
X*. 1 otals: Carolina, G ; Furman
2J^.
* In the second flight, Francis Dawes
(F) won 2 points and Crawford White
g (C) won 1 point in the first round.
(j Bob Leahy (C) lost to Dave Fergu^
son (1*) .5-0. Dawes and Ferguson
(F) teamed against White and Leahy
_ (C), to take the foursome 2-1. Totals:
Carolina, 2; Furman, 7.
Final score: Furman 'J'/j; Carolina
* F.ighteen-hole rounds were plaved
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Carolina trackmen, after succun
man, are expected to triumph ove:
morrow afternoon. Events will g<
One more varsity meet will be 1
meet with Chester High and Coll
April 19, and the State High Schoc
Carolina entries in the tomorrow's
meet arc as follows:
100 Yard Dash?Hardwick, George
Epps, Harold Mauney, . and Curry
Farnam.
220 Yard Dash?George Epps,
Harold Mauney, Arthur Robertson,
and Sliack MeCrady.
440 Yard Dash?M. B. Parrott,
Rcddy Mitchell, Arthur Robertson,
and Shack- MeCrady.
880 Yard Darh?Ralph Turner, Bob
McLaughlin, and Billy Sweeny.
Mile Run?Joe Card well, Kenneth
Scase, and Robert Pcnland,
2 Mile Run?Joe Card well, William
Wolfe, and Kenneth Scasc.
120 High Hurdles?G. Taylor, Basil
Pettit, and Bob Johnson.
220 Low Hurdles?Basil Pettit,
Goody Taylor, and Bob Johnson.
High Jump?Robertson.
Broad Jump?George Epps, Harold
Maunev, and Arthur Robertson.
Pole Vault?Curry Earnam, George
Epps, Park Jenkins and Bobby Moore.
Discus?Walter Taylor, I. D. Durham.
Javelin?Walter Taylor, Eritz Turner,
and Shack MeCrady.
Shot Put?Walter Taylor, and I. D.
TENNIS MATCH
THIS AFTERNOON
Carolina's tennis team faces LenoirRhyne
on the University courts at 2:30
this afternoon. The Gamecock team will
he Wihnot McCutcheon Bobby Moore,
Hank Gooding, Wesley Walker and Fred
Mcintosh. Lenoir-Rhyne fell before the
Furman University net team 5-2 Wednesday
afternoon.
Rain cut short the Eurman-Carolina
tennis matches on the University courts
yesterday afternoon with the Birds
ahead. Wihnot McCutcheon won one set
from John Stevens of Furman, 6-0, and
Bobby Moore of Columbia was ahead
against Turner Southern of the visitors
in their match when the rain set in. A
return match will be played with the Hurricane
in Greenville in early May.
CAROLINA NEEDS
BETTER MANGERS
A school for athletic managers may
he conducted at Carolina in the future
if the present calibre of managers does
not improve. Coaches McCallistcr,
Stamman, and Paulv arc far from satisfied
with the brand of work being
turned out by managers so far.
No personal criticism is meant by
the Coaches when they speak of improving
the managers. They simply
mean that a more efficient system of
management of the various athletic
teams seems necessary to the successful
functioning of all branches of
athletics at the University.
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Wofford on University Field tost
under way at 2:30,
leld in Columbia, but a Freshman
imbia High will be on deck here
>1 meet on April 25 and 26,
Durham.
Relay?M. B. Parrott, Rcddy Mitchell,
Ralph Turner, Arthur Robertson,
and Shack McCrady.
Three more meets will be held here
before the State Meet, WofTord, here,
tomorrow; Clemson, there, April 20;
and a tentative meet with Citadel,
there, April 27.
The Freshman State meet will be
held May 3. Trials for the varsity
will take place on that day. The
finals of the varsity State meet will be
the following day, Saturday, April 4.
Some of the outstanding competitors
in this meet will go to Durham, N. C.,
on the third Friday and Saturday in
May.
Presbyterian College won from Carolina
82Yi to 48 Vi two Saturdays ago.
Last week Carolina won a slow meet
from Furman 77 Vi to 43^.
The State High School meet will
take place on University Field beginning
with trials for the Class B and
C schools Thursday, April 25 at 10:00.
Finals will be run off at 3:00 that afternoon.
Trials and finals for Class
A teams will be held the following
day at the same time.
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