Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'I,. i GUY. L l Ps -o-Me Little Breaks State_Mad Carolina Tracksters Take Mee With Furman; Biddies Beat Furman Frosh Carolina wound up its track schedu for 1937 Saturday by defeating Furma 72 to 54 on the Carolina track. Dick Little, Carolina dash and broa jump man, bettered the state record j the broad jump by leaping 22 feet 1 1-2 inches, one and one quarter inch< over the record established in 1927 1l Roy Hogrefe of P. C. High scorer for the meet was Be King, versatile Furman athlete, who toc first place in the discus high jump, an shot events, and placed in the pole vaul In a freshman meet, run off simult: neously with the varsity meet, the Car< lina freshmen took the Furman fro: 67 to 49. The summaries of the varsity at freshman meets: Varsity 100-Knight, Carolina; Little, Car< lina; Nolan, Furman. 10.1 seconds. 220-Gall, Carolina; Nolan, Furmar Little, Carolina. 23.5 seconds. 440-Whitaker, Furman; Beasley, Fui man ; B. Cormack, Carolina. 53.9 second 880-Beasley, Furman; Whitaker, Fu man; B. Cormack, Carolina. 2:09.6. Mile-L. Gilland, Caroliina; Alsto Furman; W. Cormack, Carolina. 4:5 Two-mile-Austin, Furman; Franklil Furman; Morgan, Carolina. 11:11. High Hurdles-McConnell, Carolinm Taylor, Carolina; Stephens, Furmal 16.5 seconds. Low Hurdles-Shaw and Taylor, Car< lina, tied for first; Patrick, Furma 26.2 seconds. High Jump-B. King, Furman; J. Henson, Carolina; Lipscomb, Carolini 5 feet, 7 inches. Broad Jump-Little, Carolina; Spi ner, Carolina; Lipscomb, Carolina. feet, 10-1-2 inches.. Pole Vault-J. B. Henson, Carolinm Taylor, Carolina; King, Furman. 11 fee Shot Put-King, Furman; Lipscom Carolina; Babb, Furman. 44 feet, inches. Discus-King, Furman; Lipscom Carolina; Babb, Furman. 140 feet, inches. Javelin-Spigner, Carolina; Stephen Furman; Lipscomb, Carolina. 174 fee 3 inches. No relay. Freshman 100-Rampey, Carolina; Hood, Fu: man, Robinson, Carolina. 10.3 seconds. 220-Rampey, Carolina; Hood, Fu man; Dorman, Furman. 22.8 seconds. 440-Rupprecht, Furman; Morri Carolina; Collier, Carolina. 54.4- second 880-Rupprecht, Furman; Singleto Carolina; Berger, Furman. 2.14. Mile-Singleton, Carolina; W. Be: ger, Furman. 5:18.7. No two-mile race. Low Hurdles-Wilson, Carolina; Wo Iford, Furman; Hood, Furman. 26 se onds. High Hurdles-Wilson, Carolima Dormian, Furman; Wofford, Furnia: 16 seconds. High Jump-H. King, Furman; Henson, Carolina; Herbert, Carolina. feet, 7 inches. Broad Jump-H. King, Furman; Rol Inson, Carolina; L. Henson, Carolin 21 feet, 10 inches. Pole Vault.--L, Henson, Carolina; I King, Furman; Herbert, Carolina. feet. bernard James -Birds Win STwo Games Beat Clemson Tigeri t Clarolina Loses To Davidson Anm Newberry, But Wins Over Traditsional Foes [e This week saw Coach Stamman' n' Gamecock nine drop two out of thre contests, losing to the Newberry Indian d and the Davidson Wildcats, and beating ni the Clemson Tigers. 0 Newberry's Indians hit the warpati sto. Columbia last Thursday and scalpe< the Carolina outfit by the score of 11 b to 5, being aided by the numerous mis k plays of the hometown boys. d The visitors collected a total of nini t bingles off the offerings of Oliver Wolfe 'while Carolina was only able to solve th< delivery of Indian's Ward and Stoke: h for four safeties. The highlight of the contest came whei id Ward of Newberry walloped a loni home run over the left field fence witi one man on the base paths. Last Saturday Coach Dutch Stammai took his boys up to Clemson where the .defeated the up-state rivals for the secon 'time this season, winning by the clos score of 5 to 4. s Capers McCravey did the hurling fo 'the Stammanmen and limited the Tiger ri i D. I i a. '2 I, t, s. r 5 1 BeatClemon Tger a Am wA Ed Clary to four singles, and struck out six bats man along the route. The big for Carolina was tl?e fifth when two singles, a two-bagger by first baseman Ed Clary, and wild pitch by Clemson's Brodie, let three tallies cross the plate. Staging a desperate rally in the sixtl frame, the Tigers fell short by one run Travelling up to Charlotte, the Stam manmen met the Davidson Wildcats ii a free hitting contest, the Wildcats emerging as victors by the score of 12 to 10. Going into the last half of the eighth inning, with the score tied at 6-6, the winners staged a riot and batted six runners across the plate. In their half of the ninth i'nnning the Gamecocks made a futile effort to overcome the six run lead. Right hander Louis Tabor was in the box for the Gamecocks and handed out hits freely, the Wildcats taking fourteen. pYE li! UPDI S10 S AV OMIO? OU g Se1OP ae, se v vi a P< to sit: ly inF me and of pai het aft at mL sic ve bec the de by ed Goody Taylor The same amount of baseknocks was chalked up for the visitors but they failed to utilize it as much as the North Carolina boys. Carolina's Burns hit a home run. Last Wednesday the Varsity took on the undefeated Frosh nine, but rain halted the contest after the Biddies had scored four runs off the deliveries of Capers McCravey. "Florida for Flowers" DANCE DECORATIONS i-$ CORSAGES SORORITY AND FRATERNITY WORK GIVEN SPECIAL CONSIDERATION MISS FLORIDA MOTTE PHONE 4903 2303 PARK ST. IBURETOR .LO-BOLE New way of burning tobacco -better, cooler, cleaner. Car buretor-Action cools smoke. Keeps 5 bottom of bowl absolutely dry. , Caked with honey. At dealers' now. tAFTLATEST DISCOVERY INPIPES Si1~ 9 'rack Finally Starts Today stponed Twice, Intra-Mura1 Runners Slated To Compete This Afternoon tfany would-be trackmen are expected gather this afternoon at the Univer r field to take part in the annual intra ral track meet which will start prompt at 4:30 o'clock. There is no definite rule about sign up for the meet, the only require nt being that the entrant is eligible I appears on the field at the time his event. Boys who have partici ed in any freshmen or varsity meet, e or elsewhere, can not enter. The events which are not run off this ernoon will be held on Monday 17, 4:30 o'clock, same place. [his track meet is another of the intra iral sportQbeing sponsored by the Phy al Education department of the Uni sity. Much favorable comment has :n attracted over the State because of fine way in which the Carolina stu Ut body has entered these contests. The sequence of events as announced J. A. Crawford, director of physical ication, follows: 1:30-120 yd. high hurdles. 1:40-shot put. 1:50-100 yd. dash. i :00-discus. i :10-half mile. i :20-javelin. 5:30-220 yd. dash. i :40-broad jump. SENIOI GENUINE ENGRAI PRICE EVEI 100 Engraved With Plate, DON'T MISS OUR SAMI DELIGHTED AT THE Q OF LETTERING TO SELEC UNIFORM PRICE OF $ STATE CO. B 1224 Maix Page S,yez In fairness to those not owning track shoes a ruling was made allowing the use of only tennis shoes. The mile and two mile run have been eliminated as the boys will be in no condition to stand the needed grind. OOK FRATERNITIES K'0EOORITIES AND CLUBS For Your Next Party Call 8240 For KIRBY'S Potato Chips and Delicious Salads SPECIAL PRICES To Parties or Banquets CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE CO. SELLS A POLICY SUITABLE TO THE NEEDS OF EACH MEMBER OF THE FAMILY INDUSTRIAL-OLD LINE "It Is Better To Have It And Not Need It Than To Need . It And Not Have It" aS TING AT LOWEST OFFERED Visiting Cards Only $1.65 'LES. 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