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Against
Boxers Report
For Practice
Light Session Now
Many Football Players Expected
To Try Out For Boxing
Team
Varsity boxing practice began Oc
tober 12 under the direction of Frank
DleMars. Although only a small number
of candidates have reported for prac
tice, the squad includes Harry Hilton,
(captain), Rhea Haskell, John Haskell,
and Rex Williams, who - fought for
Carolina last year; Ben Joe Williams
and Frank Urban, intra-mural winners
last year, and Jerry Hughes, former
frosh boxer. However, Hughes, Urban,
and the two Williamses will not be
able to work with the team till after
football season. A few other football
players are expected to try out for box
ing, also.
At present, the team is working into
fighting condition with light exercises
such as body-bending, running, jump
ing rope, and punching the bag. Spar
ring and heavier exercises will come
later.
Carolina has produced some ex
cellent boxing teams in the past. The
team of three years ago did not lose a
meet during the season. And last year's
though not a full team, included Frank
Jenkins, Lorenzo Taylor, and Rex
Williams, who were undefeated in this
state.
The heavy bags have already been
hung in the gym, and new gloves, head
gears, shorts, and warm-up pants,
which have already been ordered, will
be here soon.
Medals Awarded
Winning Boxers
In Intra - Mural Bouts
Medals to be awardedl to the wvinners
of the Intra-Mural boxing tournament
of 1936 have been received by the Physi
cal Education Department. The cham
pions and runners-up of the respective
weight divisions may secure their awards
by calling at Mr. Craivford's office in
the gymnasium.
Those receiving medals are: Octavius
Anmato, Albert Greene, Carol Berman,
Barney Beidleman, Leo Carleo, WVarner
Webb, Joe Williams, Joe Belott, George
H askell, Jerry Hughes, John Burns,
Fritz Turner, Frank Urban, Sam Ruben,
Vincent Kelly, and Art Urbanyi.
*--DAT CLEMHOM"*
NEW TYPE COURT TO
B~E CONSTRUCTED
Cement Clay Surface
Under Rehabilitation Program Of
South Carolina Highway
Department
A tennis court with a half-cement
and half-clay surface is being con
structed at the University, *Prof. R. L.
Sumwalt recently announced.
This project is being conducted un
der the rehabilitation program of the
South Carolina Highway department
and will be the only court of its type
in the state. Professor Sumwalt, who
is in charge of the grading and survey
ing, said that this construction is
chiefly an experiment.
John A. Chase, Jr., dean of adminis
tration, announces that all of the Uni
versity tennis courts will be worked
over and resurfaced.
33AT 'aLL OUT o O 0 KMO-'"
Twelve lettermen were lost by Neely,
but these have been replaced by reserves'
and sophomores who have shown them
Clemso
Eo CLARY
Running Team
To Be Formed
By Carolina Students
Director Crawford Explains Idea
To Better Inform Students
Of Various Ideas
For the first time in several years,
a Cross-Country Running team will be
added to the sports program of the Uni
versity, Jack Crawford, Director of
Physical Education for men, announced
this week. All candidates for team are
asked to report to the gym on Tuesday,
October 20th, at 4:45 p. m.
In order that the plan and purpose of
this new activity might not be miscon
strued, Mr. Crawford issued the follow
ing statement : "Most students think of
cross-country as a distance race over
hill and dale, run at top speed without
any letup, thus making it appear as noth
ing but drudgery. However, this is not
the object we have in mind. I would like
to have one hundred men who are inter
ested in a recreation that is a wonderful
means of developing for the entire body,
especially the lungs. If this sport is
properly supervised the individual can
derive great health benefits from it be
side enjoying himself."
During the early part of the Spring
semester a meet will be held to pick men
for a varsity cross-country team which
will compete in the various intercollegi
ate events. Medals will be awarded to
the runners who place in the first four
positions.
-OIVE EM EIILL GAMECOCKS
Local Gridders
In Majority
On University Squad
Thirty Players From Palmetto
State Do Or Die For Carolina
On Gridiron
Thirty South Carolinians, 12 stu
dents from Ohio, and representatives
from Georgia, Pennsylvania, Kentucky,
Michigan and New Jersey, make up
the, University football squad.
Seven are seniors, 15 juniors and 25
sophomores, making a total of 47 make
up the squad.
These athletes weigh an aggregate
total of four and one-half tons, the 28
linemen weighing 5,388 pounds, an av
erage of 191 pounds per man, the 19
backs average 174 each, or a total of
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Name Home Town Po
Joe Berry, (C)-Union ..........................Bac
Man'l Black-Ward ................................Tac
Mac Folger-Pickens ........................ .....Bac
Winston Lawton-Thacker, W. Va.....Bac
Sam McConnell-Anderson ..................Enc
Don Shuford-Georgetown ..................End
Tom McConnell-Anderson ................End
Lawrence Buscher-Washington ........Gua
Bill Bryant-Marion ..............................Gua
Frey Wyse-Columbia ..........................Tac
Al Sanders-Camden ..............................Bac
Bill W iles-Columbia ............................Bac
Harold Lewis-Mullins ..........................Cen
Oliver Payne-Piedmont .................Gu
Henry Segars-Hartsville ....................Gua
Jess Pritchett-Experiment, Ga. ..........Gus
Raymond Maness-Georgetown ..........Bac
Herbert Miller-Ridgeland ..................Tac
Grady Holman-Blakeley, Ga ............End
Donald Marshall-Savannah, Ga. ........Cen
Don Willis-Travelers Rest ................Bac
Rudy Orban-Bethlehem, Pa ..............Bac
Phil Chovan-Bethlehen, Pa. ............Bac
Bob Bailey-Florence ............................Bac
Watson Magee-Nashville, Tenn.........Bac
Ben Pearson-Savannah, Ga. ..............Bac
Alfred Folger-Pickens ........................Bac
Canty Davis-Greenville ......................Bac
Morice Hiers-Waycross, Ga. ......Bac
Holmes Heatwui-Washington ........Bac
Gus Goins-Fitzgerald, Ga...................En
Carl Black-Ward ..................................Ent
Bill Carlisle-Spartanburg ....................Enc
Julian Price-Prosperity ........................Enc
Bill Cason-Savannah, Ga. .............En<
Wister Jackson-Anderson ..................Enc
Curtiss Pennington-Matthews, Ga.....Tac
Bill Wise-Newberry ............................Tac
James Hunt-Anderson.................Tac
Walter Cox-Belton ......................Gu4
Tom Moorer-Charleston.............&
Joe Cunningham-Travelers Rest...Gu
Charles Woods-Savannah, Ga. ...Cer
3,307 pounds. pol
Frank Pauly, assistant line coach, is '1
reputed to be the heaviest line coach in tiv
America, tipping ~the scales at 315 Oh
The Gamecocks are Gain
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Predictions
Winner Loser
Carolina Clemson
P. C. Newberry
Duke Tennessee
Syracuse Maryland
Tulane North Carolina
V. M. I. Richmond
V. P. I. N. C. State
Wash. and I..ee Virginia
Alabama Lovola
Wofford Erskine
Kentucky Florida r
Auburn Georgia s
Georgia Tech Vanderbilt c
L. S. U. Arkansas
Mississippi Catholic
Texas Christian Mississippi State v
Davidson Citadel c
Wake Forest George Washington v
William and Mary Roanoke
-110.) THAT TIe1It
PLANS PROGRESS
FOR TOURNAMENT
Plans for a handball tournament for
students to be held at the beginning of
the second semester are now under way
accdrding to the announcement made by
Jack Crawford of the Physical Ed
ucation Department this week.
The four winners of the tournament c
will then meet. a team formed from the r
highest ranking players of the Faculty
in a match which will decide the I land- i
ball Championship of the University of t(
South Carolina. t
Handball is to be one of the favorite h
sports this year. This game is recog- f
nized by Mr. Crawford as an all around
conditioning exercise that develops quick
ness of the eye and aids one in securing i
an accurate sense of timing. v
Because of the increased popularity of v
this game, the gymnasium has beeni over- si
crowdled this semester with the handball r
enthusiasts adding to the record enroll- 11
ment of 200 students in the classes that e
meet on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat ur- v
days.
- 1-HO.lI THAT TZIGE
At Clemson Jess Neely is starting his
-sixth year at the helm of Tiger football.
D)uring his period as coach there he has
lost three games to the Gamecocks and
w on two.
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cM$ES 8. HENSoN
Coach Receives
English Letter
'rom Rugby Player
Lsks Information On American
Game Of Football; Says
Rugby Rougher
A letter bearing an English postmark
'as received this week by Coach Don
fcCallister who found it to be from a
ugbv player who would like to learn
Dmething about the American game
f football.
The letter is published verbatim and
rith no changes made in the grammar
r punctuation. The only thing omitted
'as the rough pen drawing of the
ritish Union Jack sketched under his
ignature:
64, Reid Street
Darlington
Durham
England
2nd Oct. 1936
)ear Sir,
Excuse the liberty I am taking in
'riting you. I am very interested in
Lmerican football and I want to know
iore about it and I wondered if you
ould get one of your players to cor
cspond with me. I play rugby for
)arlington at center-three-quarter and
iy personal opininn is that it is a
ugher game than yours in as much
iat we tackle just as hard as you
haps and we are not protected by
elmet and shoulder pads of course
is is just my opinion, how ever if you
an get some student to write to me
would he mighty grateful. Maybe
you can't get one of the boys to
,rite maybe one of your CO-ED'S
-ould oblige I lon't mind as long as
ie knows football and will swap Sport
apers. I am 19 years of age weigh 156
>s. height 5 ft. 9 1-2 ins. Dark Brown
yes Black wavy hair, anyhowv you
on't wanit to know~ that!
I hope to come to your swell country
won my Father was a Yank and my
later is Irish.
Well Cheerio Sir
Yours Respectfully
Frank R. Burnicle
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