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Campus * 4 :+* Un defea te UBird Netm en Hornets Al NETTERS SEEK SEVENTH WIN With Six Consecutive State Vic tories, Gamecocks Will Face Formidable State Opponents Carolina's tennis team which is un defeated in the State race kept their slate clean this week by winning from Clemson by forfeit and whipping P. C. in Columbia, 5 to 2. These victories give the Gamecock netmen six consecutive State victories and puts them on top of the pile. They are the heavy favorites to retain in the State championship won last year. Tomorrow the netters will journey to Greenville where they will meet Furman, their most formidable foe in the State race. Furman was de feated in Columbia 3 matches to 2 when darkness caused a postponement of the match on April 4. If Carolina wins this match, she will have only two matches with Citadel between her and the State championship. The squad is made up of Sam Dan iel, No. 1 man who has not been de feated in State competition this sea son, having met the best every col lege has had to put out except the Citadel who will be played next week. Guy Lipscomb, the second man on the team, is also undefeated in the State this season. He has made a letter in basketball already this sea son and is now making one in track : as well as tennis. E Wesley Walker, No. 3 man and cap- C tain of the 19:to aggregation, has only S been defeated twice this year and has - done much toward holding the team intact. Dinky Williams, the fourth man, has been defeated three times but like Walker, has not lost a double match. Fredl Macintosh, No. 5 man is al so still undefeated in the State al though he has come out on the wrong end of the score in double miuatche s. John Hussey. playing No. 6 for most of the season, has added valuable points to the team's total. Bills' Brooker, Joe Walker and t Louis Bryan are still battling for po sitions on the team. In fact, Brooker r upset Hussey in a three set match this week and earned the right to play 9 in the sixth position against Furman. ~ Coach E. Y. WVagner appeared pes simist ic over the Hird's chances against Fturman. Hie p)ointed out that Fur man is famuous for startling upsets over their opponents in Greenville. Be cause of the fine record made so farY this season, Coach WVagner has awardled each member of the team a jacket. CAROLINA STUDENTS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME AT CAPITOL CAFE COLUMBIA'S OLDEST f YELLOW CAB TAXI DIA8101 DIA f 1 to 5 Passengers--25c t C OLUMBIAt OMXERCIAL OLLEGE OFFERS COURSES IN1 Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Typing, Comptometer, Burrough 's Calculator, Filing, Etc. 0. B. SUTTION, Pres. ' b Ph. 2-3288 1556 Main h Box in d Tennis r To Face t Greenville To Pitch t J. J. "Country" Kneece who will - itch the first night game of the S. C.{ aseball league tonight when the ramecocks face the Tigers from Clem :)m. Baseball Nine r Wleets Clemson onight In Columbia t ame Will Be Played Under The 1i Lights of Dreyfuss Field .< At 8:15 eaigtestt Ia.ca1rae iho ictories and no defeats, the Caro- Ic na team will meeit Clemnson F:ridav ight 4n) re fu ficld at 8:1.5. S 'This will be thei fir.t night baseball amet played by the members of the outhCarlina Itaebal legue inc J. J. "or"Kneecehre from llt caseband leaue toht whedng ither ithecok cirth Tigte fromsn Clem arina. 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Tourn( Team SPOR DINKY "That was the best exhibition of lown fighting I have seen since I have r otherwise,' remarked Frankie DeMi oncerning the intra-mural boxing boi The huge inttra-mural program beir great deal of interest but, best of all chance to compete in the athletics at This interesting program gives all o see the annual cage tourney whic] his week. Around 125 or 150 boys vent and after three weeks of inteu Irawing to an end. The followers of the pastime of th ood material taking part in the tra( as been furnished this division of lwyn Knight, who is competing enement 20 against all the fraternit; o five men. ''he funny part is that raving won five first positions. The boxing tourney promises to ou >opularity, judging by the smashing Jack Crawford, physical director, he most successful intra-mural pro iny years. Even softball will be played in a rot interfere. Jo-eds Begin - Tennis Event Drawing for the co-ed spring tennis urnament sponsored by the recently -organize(l Women's Athletic Asso ation will take place at the Woman's uilding 10 o'clock Monday, May 4. 1Preliminary matches will begin on at (lay. Besides the singles, doubles teams omn each sorority, a team from the ichland County non-sorority group. id from the other non-sorority girls ill compete for a silver cup. The B ngles champion will also receive a Gar ving cup. abs )ollie lamby will defend her has peti ngles crown won last year. bee -. S. C.-bee LET'S GO bas Friday, April 24-Blaseball: Clem- squ m at Columbia on Dreyfuss field at F :15. F Froshi golf-Charleston High at harleston at 3:30. aturday, April 25-Track: Citadel at TI oluimbia on Meltoni Field at 2:30- Car (Frosh and varsity) byv Frosh golf-Citadel Freshman at harleston at 10:00. a College of Charleston at Charleston ta t 3i:00.te TIennis-F'urman at Greenville 2:00 are .m. on Furman courts. Ba.seball-Citadlel at Charleston at :00 p. mn.,, Tuesday, April 28-Frskine at Co- We imbia on Melton Field at 3:00 p. mn. Du<i Golf--Clemson at Clemson. .........T' Wednesday, April 30--Golf: Fur- Mfa ian at Greenville on Greenville Couni- C -y Club course at 3:00 p. m. Thursday, April 30-B3aseball: Newv- Fis erry at Newberry at $:00 p. mn. Cu: Golf: Wofford at Spartanburg on lI ie Park Hills course at 3:30 p. mi. Blai -U. 3. 0.- 'T Ma 3restedl in becoming managers of this rami are invited to see Coach Mauney 'l >day. for The probable lineup will be as fol- thr >:Ch; :arolina ..........P........ Clemson Clh lrogden.....................Folger Cit Taughan.........2b.......Courtney Vatson.,...................Richey lary............3b.........Boselli Eneece.-.............Crosby(?) ames............ef ........~ H-inson lood -----........f.......Heyward almback......rf .......... Shorej 'omlin.........lb ......Pritchett j Sounds too shrill to hear arc produced ' miniature fog-horns on Harvard's bletop "sea," used to study ocean sig illing. Bucknell University will give a course propaganda during the summer ses )ipi Faces. I TOPICS By WILLIAMS glove slinging and real hard been in Columbia, professional irs, coach of the varsity boxers, its being held in the field house, ig put on this year has aroused , it has given some 250 students Carolina. lovers of basketball a chance li is reaching the final rounds have been taking part in this se competition, the tourney is e cinder paths have seen some -k events. An interesting side the program by a lone wolf, as the sole representative of y and tenement teams of three Knight is leading the teams, t-strip the other two sports in beginning this week. is due much praise for one of grains put on at Carolina in few weeks if examinations do First Sacker ud Alexander, infielder on the lecock's baseball nine, will be :nt from the lineup this week. He gone to Alabama to stand a com tive aviation examination. Bud has i the spark plug of the Carolina !ball team this season and has had :h to do with the success of the ad. COSH GOLF TEAM WILL TAKE TRIP le Citadl golf team dlefeated the olinia Frosh team F'ridlay afternoon a score of 17-1. D)oe, number 1 ifor Citadel, shot low score with . Cusick, captain of the Carolina ni shot low for his team wvith an The points made in the match as follows: Citadel ............................... rp)e.------......................3 rthamn------.................. otal ...........................I tch points.................... randl total...................17 C:arolinia ihurnie...................... ick .. . . . . . . . . . . . . ekwell .............,........... otal ........................... tchi points ...................... randl total .....................1 'he Carolina Frosh team will leave Charleston F'ridlay morning for a ze day trip, with matches with irleston High School. College of irleston, andl a return match with (Iel. tee ma and I peityulg Made fibMtrim rhe Pace Whare r.4ns...t.".a 7gs Into urman Baseball Ani Events Ch Fleet Fielder Bernard James, flashy cage star, who will be in the outfield tonight for the loop-leading Carolina baseball team in the Clemson game. Cinder Men Meet Citadel On University Track Coach "Rock" Norman Brings His First Track Team From The Citadel Tomorrow Coach "Rock" Norman will bring his first Citadel track team to compete here tomorrow with Coach Frank 'auly's Gamecocks at 2:30. Coach Pauly saidl \Vedlnesday: "WVe expect to take the Citadel in fresh mian and varsity meets Saturday. Caro lina dlefeated W\offordl in Sp)artanb)urg earlier in the season :ind then the Ter riers nosed out the Bulldogs in Char leston last Saturday. Therefore, by competitive scores we are ratedl as the favorites. We dlon't expect to make as many points as we did against WVof ford, b)ecause the boys arc training) for the state meet in Clinton next month." George Epps, Carolina's ace scorer, wvill b)e back in the lineup after a two: weeks' absence. H1e was seriously needled against Clemson last Satur day. TJhis wvill be the second meet of the season for the Bulldogs. They lost the first to Wofford by the close scorei of 04 to 62. The members of the varsity team< received their first training from< Coach A. WV. Norman. Tlhe freshman and varsity meets willi Jus~t In Carolina Golf Balls and 65c THE CANTEE 25 PER A SPAU RACK] TENNIS Action omorro w 9 Boxing ose Tuesday S.A.E'S. ARE UPSET IN SEMI-FINALS Tenements 16 and 17 Surprised Defending Champions Who Were Favored To Win The finals of the basketball and box ing intra-mural tournaments will be teld Tuesday night at the Field House, Jack Crawford, director of the tourna ment announced Wednesday. Presen tation of the basketball, track, and h,oxing trophies will be made to the winners immediately after the tilts. An admission price of 15 cents will )e charged. With seven fights on the card, the )oxing tournament began Tuesday iight. Biterman defeated Marano in the 129 ound class. Three fights were sched tled in the 139 pound division. Bunch von over Paulling; Tiller kayoed "river, and Webb earned a decision ver Whitaker. In the 159 pound class laskell won over Norton, and Lit Jurham defeated Martin. Burns won wer Turnbull in the 169 pound divi ion. A committee composed of J. C. Gitt nan, donor of the Gittman award for ;cientific boxing, and Jack Allison, ormer boxing coach, is in charge of he tournament. The ataiches are be ng refereed by the members of the ,arsity squad. Four teams are represented in this 'ournament. Tenement 6 claims Belott, -arleo, and Amato. George Bunch m(d Jerry lughes are members of the . A. E. fraternity. Sam Reuben and 3erman are from Phi Beta Delta. Vehb is from Sigma Nu and Porter is roni Sigma Chi. The basketball tournament began riday and has reached the final round .vhich will be played Tuesday. In the first round, Tenemient 1 and defeated Phi Sigma Kappa 28-27. igma Ni von over Civil Engineers, 15-12, Tenement 26 and 27 defeated >igma Chi, 22-11. S. A. E. defeated Kanna Sim : to, 16. Sigma Nu lefeated 'Tecnemcnt I and 2. 24-15, Ten ment 16 and 17 subdued Tenement 91 and 27 by a score of 38 to 29. In the semi-finals, Tenement 16 and 7 sprang a big upset in defeating he defending champions, S. A. E.'s >y the score of 23 to 17. Sigma Nit lrew~ a bye in this round. Tuesdlay night Sigma Nut will meet l'enement 16 and 17 in the field [louse it 8 o'clock. The line-ups will be as followvs: Sigma Nut: Little. Smith, Foucher, ilartini, Guerardl, Sallenger Shtaw and Carson. Tenmemenit 16 and 17: Armstrong, Kelly, 0. Wolfe, W. Wolfe, atnd Craw. ordl. Tlhe finals of the track wvill b)e heldl his wveek and the cup wvill be presented text Tuesdlay night at the Field house. Tenement 20 is leadling the teams vith 39 points. Sigma Clhi is second vith 35 and S. A. E. is thirdl with 28. A committee cotmposed of Jimmy parr, J. T.' Tlhomas and Bully Farr s in charge of the track progratm. Clemson College's defending state hanmpions took first place itn all bit mec event in routing thme Carolina track eam, 93 2-3 to 26 1-3 here last Sat I rday. Penna,nts $1.00 to $1.65 40c each, 2 for 75c each, 2 for $1.25 N CENT REDUCTION ON LL STATIONERY LDING TENNIS !TS-,$2.50 and up BALLS 25o and up rices For Students Only