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Baseba Clemson Defeats Bird Cindermen f Carter And Little Star Clemson defeated the Carolina track team at Clemsdn on April 17 by a score of 79 to 47. Dick Little of Carolina 'tied with Bob Carter of Clemson for high scoring honors in the meet. Each had 15 points. The next meet for the Gamecocks is F scheduled for tomorrow against The Citadel in Charleston. The summary of the Clemson meet is below: 1oo-Yard Dash-Little (Carolina), Knight (Carolina), Dobbins (Clem son). Time, 10.1 seconds. 220-Yard Dash-Little (Carolina), Knight (Carolina), Parrott (Clemson). 'Time, 21.8 seconds. 440-Yard Dash-Kitchens (Clem son), Herlong (Clemson), McCracy (Clemson). Time 51 seconds. 880-Yard Run-Calhoun (Clemson), Witherspoon (Clemson), B. Cormack (Carolina). Time, 2:3.8. Mile-Green (Clemson), Joyner (Clemson), W. Cormack (Carplina). Time, 4:45. Two Mile-Green (Clemson), Joy ner (Clemson), Gilland (Carolina). Time, 11:19. 1L-Yard High Hurdles-Carter (Clemson), McConnell (Carolina), Taylor (Carolina). Time, 15.6 seconds. 220-Yard Low Hurdles-Carter (Clemson), Taylor (Carolina), Kitch ens (Clemson). Time, 26.1 seconds. Shot Put-Lipscomb (Carolina), Bryant (Clemson), Willis (Clemson). Distance, 41 feet 7 inches. Discus-Bryant (Clemson), Pen nington (Clemson), Lipscomb (Caro lina). Distance, 124 feet 5 1-2 inches. Javelin-T. McConnell (Clemson). Spigner (Carolina), Gill (Clemson). Distance, 184 feet 7 inches. Pole Vault-J. Bryce (Clemson), Taylor (Carolina), Whitney (Clem son). Height, 11 feet 3 inches. H1igh Jump-Carter (Clemson), V. Bryce (Clemson), Divver (Clemson). Height, 5 feet 8 inches. Broad Jump-Little (Carolina), Knight (Carolina), Spigner (Carolina). Distance, 22 feet 1 inch. "Florida for Flowers" DANCE DECORATIONS i-i CORSAGES SORORITY AND FRATERNITY WORK GIVEN SPECIAL CONSIDERATION MISS FLORIDA MOTTE PHONE 4903 2303 PARK ST. ALWAYS SEE SYLVAN BROS. 1500 MAIN STREET, CORNER HAMPTON for the UnIversIty of South Carollina WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JiEWELRY, STERLING SIL.VER We sell the only standard adopted elate ring GERVAIS STREET PHARMACY PHONE 4347 ECONOMY DRUG CO. PHONE 8119 McGregor Drug Store1 Call us for quick service Phone 2-3308 I Soda, Prescriptions, Cigarettes SENIOD GENUINE ENGRIA PRICE EVE 100 Engraved With Plate, I)ON'T MISS OUR SA A DELIGI[ITED AT THlE OF LETT~ERING~ TO SELl UNIFORM PRICE 0OF STATE CO. I 1224 Ma SHpo p Spoi BY Cl Someone once said that when 't at Carolina when the freshman that's news too. And that is just what happen< practice game ov.er the regular is concerned, it seems that that is the right thing to say. From that the varsity lacks, a staff of plied for next year by the fri It isn't very often that a fresi of beating a varsity aggregation the notice of all. And so, repeat Carolina's extensive intra-mur over the state. The author of th issue of the P. C. "Blue Stocking item about the large per cent. o: in intra-mural athletics. We b continue the' policy of having t so that the most students may ; athletics. Dick Little seems to be the hal an early meet he strained a back competition for a while, and no when he was taking a practice serious, however, and he will prc Citadel tomorrow. Kappa Sigs Annex_Title Basketball Finals Held Werber Bryan Paces Team T< Victory Over Sigma Chi Quintet The Kappa Sigs proved too much foi the Sigma Ciii quintet in the finals o: the University of South Carolina's in tra-mural basketball tournament hek in the field house Tuesday night. Thi score at the end of the game was 37-25 By this victory the Kappa Sigmn fraternity gained permanent possessior of a silver trophy. All members o: both teams received medals signifyinF that they were finalists. High scorer of the night was fight ing Werber Bryan of the Kappa Sig: with eighteen points. Bryan showec himself versatile in being fouled, gain ing sixteen free throws during th< game. He sank eight. The Sigma Chis mlade this one of th<4 scrappiest and roughest games of th4 tournament, keeping on tile heels o the Kappa Sigs through the early par of tile gamle. After the half their defense cracke< undl(er the continued hardl chlarginig o the Kappa Sigs. It was clear fron then on whose game it was. At the b)eginnling of the half, th< Wingfield's Drug Stor -Phone 3144 1433 Main Street -Deliveries Mad. R.S VING AT LOWEST RI OFFEREDI Visiting Cards Only $1.65 IPLES5. You W1fAs lI QUArI'TY. 46( STYLES !!CT FIROM, Alri AT TIlE $1.65 THlE IIUNICED) 100K STORE Dimr -tatt1ing JURTENAY CARSON man bites a dog, that's news, and baseball team beats the varsity, ?d. The freshman team won in a squad. Where the baseball team crack about "wait till next year" the looks of things, the very thing enough good pitchers, will be sup shman team. man team has even a slim chance and when it happens, it is worth ing, we say, "wait till next year !" al program is gaining notice all is column happened to pick up an ;" the other (lay, and there was an Carolina students who took part elieve that the University should n extensive intra-mural program, et the most benefit out of college 'd luck man of the track team. In muscle that kept him out of active v we hear that he spiked himself broad jump. The injury was not bably compete in the meet against Net Tear Citadel . Gamecock Tennis Team Is Undefe son; Last Week Won P. U., An Undefeated in the statc this season, Carolina's net team will attempt to continue its record when Citadel's ten ial, team comes to Columbia tomorrow Iafternoon. The matches will be played on the campus courts. Last week the Caciiecock netters met three state teams, and came out with three victories. Furman was first, the match being played in Columbia. The score was 5 to 2. On the following Monday, the racketeers went to P. C. to take the match there by a count of 8 to i, and then returning home the team defeated Wofford 6 to 1. Playing in No. 2 position for Caro lina, Guy Lipscomb lost to Mallory Smith of Furman, 3-6, 6-1, 6-3, and Randolph Bradham, No. 5, lost to Os wald of Furman, 7-5, 6-4. Sam Daniel, No. 1 for Carolina cam< through against Jim Aiken, 6-0, 6-3; Courtenay Carson, No. 4 for Carolina, I defeated Anders, 9-7, 3-6, 6-4; Dinky Williams dlefeated Gregg of Furman 6-1, 6-0, to complete the singles match es. Daniel and( Williams, undefeated in state doubles competition, and last years state collegiate dloub)les champs. won over Aiken and Gregg of Fur man. The scores were 6-0, 6-1. In th< second dloub)les, Lipscomb and Carson wvon over Smith andl Anders 6-4, 6-2. P. C. fell before the Gamecock team by a large margin in Clinton. Of th< nine matches, Carolina lost only the third doubles. Daniel of Carolina defeated Beatty of 1'. C. 6-2, 6-4, wvhile Wias won over Cotton Parham of P. C. 6-1, 6-3. Carson of Carolina took Woodward o1 P. C. 6-1, 6-3. Bryan of Carolina won over Johnston by a score of 6-0, 6-1. Prince of Carolina defeated Stowvell, 6-1, 6-2. Bradham of Carolina de feated Gray, 6-2, 6-1. In the doubles contests, Daniel and WVilliams won over Beatty and Par ham, 6-2, 3-6, 6-1. The second doubles match was won l)y Carson and Brad hanm of Carolina, over WVoodward and Stow.U, 6-3, 6-4. The third doubles Kappa Sigs were leading, 15-13. Dearth made a free throw good, raising the score to 15-14. Louis Bryan of the Kappa Sigs sank a one arm push shot from the circle. Therrill of Sigma Chi dlrib)bled one in that counted. Ryder, his teammate, evened the score with a foul shot, at 17 all. This was the nearest the Sigma Chis ever came to forging ahead. The Kappa' Sigs imnnediately got ten points before their opponents could score another one. This lead was never overcome. In the closing minutes Kappa Sigma sent in an entirely new team but it was only a gesture as the game ended be fore nnything could happen. ned By Golf Team1 Wins Three Continuing South Carolina's winning streak in minor sports, the golf team decisively defeated Presbyterian Col lege early in the week at Clinton, 14 1-2 to 3 1-2. The Gamecocks were led by long driving Pat Tobias who turned in a 73. Woodward and Stowell of P. C., were defeated at the hands of Tobias and Bruner. Tobias defeated Woodward, 2 to 1, and Bruner won from Stowell, 3 to 0. In the second foursome, Leland Dc Loach of Carolina closed out Bill Gil more, 3 to 0. Steele Caldwell was de feated by Heyward Fouche of Caro line, 2 1-2 to 1-2. Saturday, the Wake Forest golfers fell before Carolina's championship bound team. The Birds swamped Wake Forest, 14 1-2 to 3 1-2. Bob Bruner of Carolina was low man with a 76. The match was played at the Forest Lake Club. On Friday of last week another op ponent was crushed l)y the Carolina golfers when Furman finished the match with the little end of the score 15 to 3. This time Pat Tobias turned in the low score on the Forest Lake course, a 76. One loss marred the weeks record. On Tuesday, the Davidson team won 12 to 6. McCelland of Davidson was low man with a 78. Low man for Car olina was Tobias with a 79. Today, at Clemson, the linksters are having a match with that institution. Bob Lahay is making the trip with the team and will play against Clemson. n Meets Saturday ated In The State So Far This Sea Matches From Furman, d Wofford was the only match won by the Stock ings. Prince and Bryan dropped a close three set match to Gray and Johnston of P. C., 6-4, 4-6, 6-4. For the second time the Gamecocks defeated Wofford in matches played Tuesday afternoon. Captain Sam Dan iel of Carolina took Bill Prince of Wof ford, 6-0, 6-2. Playing in No. 2 position for Caro lina, Guy Lipscomb dropped his match to Doug Anderson of Wofford, 7-5, 6-3. In No. 3 position for Carolina, Courtenay Carson defeated Dave Gar vir, 6-2, 7-5. Fred F. "Dinky" Wil liams, playing fourth for Carolina, won over Tom Snider, 6-3, 6-4, and Louis Bryan defeated Wimberly Clay of Wofford, 6-3, 6-4. In the doubles matches, Daniel and WVilliams trounced Prince and An derson 7-5, 6-1, and Lipscomb and Carson. won over Garvin and Snider, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4. Frosh Lick Varsity Backed by the stellar hurling of Eugene Warner, the Biddies' baseball nine trounced the South Carolina Var sity team by the score of 10-5 last Wednesday at Melton field. Coach Stamman's boys held the lead until Robert Snider, frosh catcher, poled a long home run over the left field fence, scoring two runners ahead of him. The freshman sewed up the ball game in the first half of the seventh in ning, slapping the offerings of Capers McCravey to all corners of the field. Wamner went the entire route for the Biddies, getting in trouble only when the wind played havoc with the ball. For the Varsity, Coach Stain man sent Louis Tabor, Oliver Wolfe, and Capers McCravey to the mound in the futile attempt to halt the on slaught of the freshmen. -U. U. 0.-. The Bates Medal All papers that are to be submitted for the WV. T. C. U. Bates medal must be turned in to either Professor J. E. Norwvood or Professor WV. A. \Vau chope by May 20. Any student of the University of South Carolina is eligible to enter. The paper may be on any subject and must not be over 2,000 words. All manuscripts must be typewvritten and a pen name used. The medal will be awarded to the writer of the best paper at commencement ex ercises by Dean F. W. Bradley. C HARLES OLD 00Om1mIAL PROTOGRAPREm PHONE2-2258 Twol Gameco< Woff Meet Furman On Saturday Sirds Lose To Erskine, 6 to 2, And To P. C., 8 to 5 This week saw the championship opes of Coach Dutch Stamman dim ned, as the Gamecock nine went down o defeat before the teams of Erskine mid Presbyterian, their only victory :oming last Saturday when they tri imphed over Wofford. Travelling to Due Vest last Thurs lay, the Gamecocks met their first eague setback of the season, losing by he score of 6 to 2. The Gamecock of ense was limited to six bingles by mith, star hurler of Erskine's state :hampionship nine. It was Erskine's ifth straight win of the season. Caro ina's hits were gathered in by Banjo Nilliams, Ed Clary, and Wilburn lary, each having two to his credit. 1facDonald, Erskine third sacker, )anged out four base knocks for the eceders. Capers McCravey, pitching Final Bouts Are Fought silver Buckles Given [.arge Crowd Sees Finals Of Tournament. Mondia Night In Field House Final round bo'ts in the intra-murat )oxing tournament at Carolina, held innually, were fought Monday night in he field house before a large crowd of tudents and Carolina supporters. After the close of the contests, silver )elt buckles were awarded to the win lers in each class, and similar awards vere given to the runner-ups. Baxter and Dorflinger put on the 'eature bout of the evening in the final ight. Both were knockcd down dur ng the fight, but Baxter finally came )ack in the final round to clinch the lecision. In the 115 pound division, Colcock von by a forfeit from Belissary. Belis ary had strained a back muscle in an arlier round of the tournament, and was unable to fight. In the 125 pound weight, McCrady von over Kibler. Bellot won over Mason in the 135 >ound class. Legare won a technical knockout >ver Tuck in the 145 pound wveight. Wolfe gained a decision over Arnold ni the 155 [poundl class. Henson took Smoak by a decision in he 165 pound wveight. Sossamon won over Ross in the 175 ound class. Baxter defeated Dorflinger in the inal bout of the evening. Coach Frank DeMars of the boxing :eam cxpects the ranks of the varsity quad to be strengthened next year by >oxers "graduating" from the intra nural bouts. In the past, the majority f places on the varsity team have beeni illed by boxers who began their col egiate fighting in the intra-mural >outs. Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices SODAS-LUNCHES 1534) Main Street -Men's Wearables Clothing'-Hats-Shoes Merchandise of Quality for the man who cares. Kuppenheimer Clothes, Stet son Bats, Freeman Shoes Mnahlattan Shirts, Wihon Bros. Furnishings. Learn The Way To COPELAND CO. 1400 Main Street Page Five Defeats ks Beat ord Nine for the Gamecocks, allowed ten bits and struck out five batters. Wofford cane to Columbia last Saturday and :uccumbed to the heavy attack staked by Carolina, the Game cocks winning by the overwhelming score of 14 to 5. In this contest Ed Clary, Carolina first baseman, slammed out two singles and a triple to lead the hometown batters. Wilburn Ciary, Banjo Williams, Big Durham, and Van Edwards each collected two bingles apiece. On the mound for the Stam manmen was Oliver Wolfe, who al lowed the Wofford batters ten hits. A crowd of nearly a thousand spectators was thrilled by the performance of Nub Gosnell, one-armed athlete, who played left field for the visitors in the late in nings of the game. When he cracked out a single, the crowd vent wild. One of thost diamond rarities, a triple play, was executed by Carolina in the ninth inning. Wilbur Clary, Van Edwards, and Ed Clary, all having a hand in the matter. Coach Chick Galloway's Presby terian College nine inflicted the sec ond defeat to Carolina last Monday, the final score being 8 to 5. The Blue I-Lose utilized hits, errors by Carolina, and free passes to score three tallies in the first inning and five in the second. Two runs were forced in when Capers McCravey walked two men with the bases loaded. Big guns for the Game cock in this lost venture were Bernie James, Pinhead Henson, Banjo Vil liams, and Van Edwards. The eleven Gamecock bingles could not overcome the heavy lead. 'The next schedule contest is against Furman at home next Saturday. Coach Stamman will send Oliver \Volfe to the mound to halt the Hurricane. Erskine's loss to the weak Clemson team altered the situation in the Pal metto league. -v. B. C. Representatives President J. Rion McKissick, Dr. Josiah Morse, Dr. J. McT. Daniel, represented the University at the state conference of Jeanes Teacher Conven tion, Thursday at Orangeburg. Columbia Office Supply Co. Office Equipment and Job Printing Rubber Stamps, Seals and Stencils 1112 LADY ST. 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