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Carolina
Meet P.
At Clinton
Next Week
( Roster Of Team Given
Rampey And Lonchar Standout
In Practice Game Against
Varsity
Thirty-five Carolina biddies, under
the direction of Coach Ted Petosky,
are quickly getting into form for their
opening game of the season with the
P. C. Anklets next Wednesday night
at Clinton.
Two among the candidates for back
field position seemed outstanding dur
ing this week's scrimmages. Paul
Rampey from Easley looked to be in
mid-season form in the scrimmage
against the varsity team when he ran
eighty-five yards for a touch-down.
Tommy Lonchar of Moosehart, Illi
nois, passing and punting ace, seemed
to have the edge on the other can
didates for quarterback position. Hi5
passing, to Gene Alexander on th<
receiving end, of Carbonsdale, Illinois
appears to be working well after sit
days of practice.
Injuries will probably keep severa
promising Frosh gridders from play
ing against the P. C. team. Dicl,
Baxter, guard of Toledo, Ohio, brok<
an ankle several days ago and wil
probably be lost to the team all sea
son. Irving Granoff, of Brooklyn
New York, also a guard, was injuret
in the scrimmage against the varsity
Tuesday.
In the practice game with the var
ay, Freshman team looked prom
ising. The blocl ing and tackling o
the Freshman line looked especiall3
good. The backfield has three speed}
stars in Gene Robinson, Paul Rampe3
and Red Snyder.
An incomplete roster of the teatn
follows:
THE BACKS
Dick Little, weight 162, Columbia.
Tommy Lonchar, 165, formerly o
Moosehart, Ill., now a resident of Co
lumbia.
Kirt Norton, 171, Easley, S. C.
Orville Player, 160, Sumter, S. C
Paul Ranmpey, 153, Easley, S. C.
James Reynolds, 186, Bishopville
S. C.
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Carolina ....................
Clemson ....................
Citadel .....................
P. C. .......................
Erskine ....................
Newberry ..................
Wofford ....................
Furman University did no
this week.
Co-eds Enjoy
Many Spo
With the reorganization of ti
men's Athletic Association poin
a new deal in co-ed athletics, p1
more and better sports are beini
Many Carolina co-eds are eni
the Columbia Women's City
Tournament which begins Al
September 28. Among the enti
Dolly Hamby, Marjorie Collir
May Andrews.
Later in the semester, ani
next spring the Athletic Assi
I will sponsor tennis tourname
-which thirty or forty co-eds
:pected to participate. The tour
last spring attracted attentioi
I tennis fans on the campus
mapy of the players are well
in state tennis circles. Th
I played an excellent brand of
and are expected to put on an i
ing tournament this fall.
The co-eds exhibited int<
- asketball ability in the mid
basketball tournament. A ha
cup was won by the Indepen<
team made up of both soror
non-sorority girls. They earn
cup by thrilling, hard-fought v
i over the Tri Delta and Zeta '
pha represestatives. A picture
winning team was featured in a
edition of local papers given
the State Teacher's Associatic
It is now possible for girls
letters and stars for their acti,
various athletics.
In allition to these tourname
Women's Athletic Association
tains wvith skating parties ani
informal gatherings during the
-U. S. C.
Gene Robinson, 147, Chestei
Robert (Red) Snyder, 187,
Ohio.
Heber Stroud, 180, Darlingto
Cecil Wolfe, 152, Charlestor
Whitey Cope, 150, Columbis
Mioore, 143, Barnwell, S. C.
Continued on Page 1; Column
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rts Ed Clary and "Lit" Dur
stars in the Gamecock's vici
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ting to besides playing a fine game
Lyon for another tally.
ans for
made.
ered in
Tennis
onday,
-ics are
is, and
again
)ciation
nts, in Sti
ire ex- Coach Bee Rhame, Columi
nament ogy in training his football t
from
ecause as a detrimental influence or
known factor to his own. The firs
girls teai comtes out of the liud
tennis unlimited energy this has a
aterest- Another feature which
ing a time out period.
resting ground and lie there, a
-winter jection. This causes thi
adsome and encourages the othe
lents, a whipped.
ty and In contrast to this Coach
id this team to lie or sit on the gro
lctories he would be taken out of tli
'au Al
an advantage over his oppo
of the back the feeling of wearines
special
out at It is told that Bill Tild
n most tennis stars of the'
to win Bill was behind two sets
'ities in fatigue himself, but in
ntc_ the guess his condition, he
enter- the play and give his opj
I other at all. This simple tric
year. opponent, seeing the duff
hurrying Tilden and hil
S. C.
Toledo,. These two things would 1:
training.
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_____editorial comment in college
doubtless a few students whl
US love and respect for their -
PQ four years and then leave v
go. ,To such as these, a p
AIN cheering would be wvorse thi
-- Oftentimes the averag
at games. This may be
that the members of thi
and bringing him recogi
person receives benefit;
should he not contributE
Anyone knows that a tea
body cannot do its best.
Playing football reqjuires
tion. The squad reports es
will help them to develop
hours they work, oftentimes
to keep at it. In all this wo
team. They do not receive
strenuous training period.
they play on Saturday and
tertainment of the students
dents whom they represent?
School spirit cannot
ever, and if only a few si
bothered with bad tonsil
might result.
Paul Rampey, the elusive:
loose in a scrimmage game
day and ran through the er
received the ball on his 20 y,
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ham, who were two of the outstanding
ory over Erskine last Saturday. Clary
ins for touchdowns, and "Lit" Durham,
At quarter, took a short pass from Jack
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)ia High gridiron mentor, uses psychol- to
"is
mai. Two simple devices are used to act has
1 the opposing team and an encouraging adv
t of these is the snappy way which his gy'
le. Giving an appearance of pep and thi
liscouraging effect on the other team. stal
stamps his team is its behavior dur- Joh
lome players fling themselves on the
picture of utter exhaustion and de- tavi
nm to become more tired than ever In
r team with the belief that they are pro
yea
an
Riame never allows a member of his C
und when time is taken out. If lie did, ing
e game. Remaining standing gives him
nents. Not only this, but it also keeps
s which he experiences.
en was once playing one of the fore- B
world. When the intermission came, tor,
to one. He was about to drop from ides
stead of allowing his opponent to l"
tsed every opportunity to speed up
>onent the idea that he was not tired fas
k won the match f.or Tilden as his gan
erence between the restless and ever adv
nself, blew up. lan
e a useful part of any coach's football the
of
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eded: SpiritF
e subject that has been the subject of
newspapers as school spirit. There are
o wvill never feel even a small amount of
ilmna Mater. They will come to schoolL
rith no other feeling than being glad to --
lea for better cooperation in organized
in useless.
e student does not respond favorably L
partly because he does not realize
a football team are playing for him~
tition as a part of the school. If the
rrom the victories of the team, why
toward making the team a success?
m without the support of the student
good physical condition and concentra
cry day and drills in the things which
into better players. For three or four
having to force tired and aching muscles
rk they have one thing in mind, a better
any plaudits from thme crowvd during the
[s it then too much to expect that when
exhibit the finished product for the en
they should have the support of the stu
be coerced. It catches easily, how
udents would yell as if they were not
s or excessive dignity, a better spirit
is And Ends
alfback from Easley IIigh School, broke
between the varsity and freshmen Tues
tire varsity team for a touchdown. He
ard stripe and made an eighty yard dash
Cexingi
;oph Tea
SMeet Te
Predictions
inner Loser
trolina V. M. I.
emson V. P. I.
Like Colgate
Drth Carolina Wake Forest
C. State Davidson
tadel Erskine
i. Tech P. C.
arman Wofford
vy William & Mary a
glethorpe Newberry t<
. & L. Elon I
rginia Hampton-Sydney F
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c
ew Equipment t
Added To Gym
dith the addition of new equip- g
it for the gymnasium, physical di- t
or Jack Crawford will institute a si
gym program stressing the morn
classes, n
ew softball equipment has been "
?red, and the morning classes will "
softball as a relief from stereotype
ing up exercises. This will add to
enjoyment of the gym classes it
siderably. c
fternoon classes will be reduced c
L minimum in order that those who 0
1 to specialize in boxing, wrestling, ti
<etball, fencing, weight lifting, and
anced gym may have the use of the til
mnasiuni in the afternoon.
gym team will be organized again 9
year and built around such out- P
ding gymnasts as Octavius and s
n Amato and Joe 3elott who were "
to the National meet last spring. ti
three won excellent ratings, Oc- 1
us Amato winning fourth place. r
1932 he won second place and "
)ably would have done better this to
had he not been handicapped by
injury. s
'n October 1 candidates for fenc- "
and advanced gym will begin work,
-U. .. C.
,rds Placed On Cars tl
Advertise Big Games
ill Ilarth, Carolina's atlictk diiec
has arranged a new and novel
of advertising the Gamecock's
ie footba!! games for this year.
thousand pasteboard cards about
feet long by 5 inches wide will be
ened on cars every Saturday a
Ie is played here. These cards will
artise the next home game to be
ed. Cards advertising the different
Ies have already been received at
athletic office and the fastening
these on cars will start at the
ce-Carolina game.
CAROLINA EN
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FAMED
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Lyon Is Out
With_Injury
sig Durham To Play
wo Former State Champion
Frosh Elevens To Decide
Supremacy
Thirty-four Carolina football players,
ong with senior manager C. W. Hut
, coaches Don McCallister and Frank
auly, and athletic director W. H.
larth, left yesterday afternoon for
exington, Virginia, where the Game
)cks will play their second game of
i season tomorrow afternoon against
A. I.
This battle will be featured by the
ork of the opposing sophorporic ag
regations, and according to Coach
tamman, who saw the cadets in ac
on against Wofford Saturday, it
mould be a good one.
Last year with one of the best fresh
an squads in the south, V. M. I.
on the state title of Virginia handily,
hile the Carolina Biddies were do
g the same thing in South Carolina.
In their first game of the year, V.
[. I. defeated Wofford 19-0, display
ig a strong attack and an air tight
rfense. The Gamecocks likewise
ialked up one on the winning side
F the ledger by routing Erskine by
ie somewhat larger score of 38-0.
Carolina will enter this contest minus
ie services of Jack Lyon, halfback,
ho broke two bones in his right
and in the game Saturday. This in
ry is expected to keep him out for
!veral weeks although physicians are
acertain as to the exact length of
me he will miss. Lyon will be sore
missed in the backfield where his
inning, kicking, and passing were an
nportant part of the Gamecocks at
Lck.
Another star who will probably not
!e action in this game is Van Ed
ards, slippery back, who is waiting
)r his injured leg to heal up. Big
urham and Pop Howell, who waiched
ie game from the bench Saturday,
'ill be ready to go into action to
Continued on Page '; Column 2
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