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DEMARS Bird Boxers Meet Equal Clemson Foe In the season's natural, Tiger wi be pitted against Bird tomorrow nigl when Coach Frankie DeMars' Carolii boxing machine tangles with Bc Jones' famed Clemson College rin men, and it is probable that a numbi of future Southern Conference chat pions will be seen in action in th meeting. Both teams remain undefeated so f; in the current season, having won thr matches apiece and are consideri leaders in the Southern Conferenc Clemson, led by their welter weigl captain, Russell Dorn, has twice heate Georgia and defeated N. C. State 7! to %, the same score that the Gam cock niittmen ran up against the W\ol pack. Outstanding of the eight fights c the card will be the clash between C< captain Frank Jenkins of Carolina at Clemson's feather weight "Rippei Murray in the 129 pound class. Mu ray, "the ripper," was feather weigl finalist in the Southern Conferen tournament last year and is undefeatc in intercollegiate boxing this season. Frank Jenkins has one of the mo: impressive records of any fighter al pearing on the card, winning the Soutl ern Conference bantam weight tit last year and going to the A. A. 1 finals in California. Jenkins has al: won every fight this year. Clemson will senl Teddy Bosel against Carolina's little man Gilbe Colina in the opening fight of the nigi and these two little bundles of musc are noted for their ability to mix i Colina has this season won two fighi out of three, while Boselli, who did n< fight against Georgia Tuesday, has tw wins to his credit. Co-captain Rex Williams of tF Gamecocks will meet a tartar in ti person of Bill Cason in the midd weight scrap and this promises to 1 another hot battle. Williams was Southern Conference finalist and wei to California along with Jenkins an has had a big season this year, whi Cason who was formerly a light heav weight has knocked out two men th season. Russell Dorn, Clemson captain an welter weight, who also is a Souther Conference champion in his weigh will have as his opponent the lead< of the knock out parade at Carolin Jerry Hughes. This bout will be slugging duel from start to finish. Dick Baxter, Carolina's sensation heavyweight find, has been training a season especially for this match ie Stal onflis Robert W. Ba --Independent 8 one of many tobi perts who smoke *T OFTEN invest $25 Iin tobacco -$25 own hard-earned ce Mr. Barnes. "So you e the only way I've staye ness 10 years is to knov * "Now I know Lucky bacco and it's top-gra, why I've smoked Lt eight years now. "Lots of other ind< buyers, auctioneers, housemen I know smol for the same reason." Yes, sworn records among independent tc perts like Mr. Barnes have over twice as me sive smokers as hav other cigarettes comb WiTH MN WH( BEST- IT'S Li ' MEN N __ Oppo~ ill ht; >b ? 11- j i " ; is is I <\ ,d e. 4 Lit it :e c rt lc t Whether fur or feathers will rule s efforts of Co-captains Frank Jenkinf )t Clemson, who will lead undefeated i o holder, is now a featherweight. Wi welterweight champion. BASKETEERS DROP NINTH ENGAGEMENT a Continuing their phenomonal losin d streak which includes their last nin Ie rivals, the Carulina Gamecocks droppe a one-sided contest to Marshall Colleg 44 to 13 Wednesday night. In a pre liminary the Carolina freshmen regu cI lars pay.- t!!e nohunks. n Bad shooting and poor ballhandlinj t, by the Gamecocks coupled with ex r cellent shooting and floorwork h; a, Marshall caused the downfall of th a Gamecocks again. Carolina lost slow game to Georgia Monday night b: il a 35 to 22 count. 11 Vith the hardest part of the sched ule still to come, the Gamecocks ha' kes $2500 Knowledge of T rnes Iuyer L.uckies n O0aweek 00 of my ish," says in see that d in busi v tobacco. Strike to le. That's ickies for ependent nfd ware ~eLuckies how that, bacco ex ~, Luckies ny exclu e all the ined. M R TOKOWTOBCC o.see nrn.a.a. ...o,., Process r a1l tobec EET BEN sing Ring Cai victorious in the University tield house t and Rex Williams of the Gamecocks, ing squads into the ropes at 8 p. m. Je lliams scraps in the middleweight divisio Spring Grid Gets Under e little chance of nulling high enough - to have a crack at the State and Con- t - ferenre chamnpionhip. Rcm... a aining otl the schedule are Georgia Tech, P. C., t i Citadel, WVake Forest, Davidson, and - N. C. State. Coach Petoskey in an attempt to I break the long losing streak shook his t starting line-up considerably, using t Meyer and \Volfe at forwards, Alex ander at center, and Hutto and Henson i - at guards. During the game he sub- t stituted frequently r t a Week bacco... t i 4( IOU HEARD "THE CHANT OP THE O AUCTIONEER" ON THE RADIO? .u do, remember that luckles use the sacco. And also that the "ToastIng" imoves certain harsh Iruitants found in coSo Luckles are kInd to your throe.. GALS IN itains omorrow night may depend on the Lnd Captain Russell Dorn, center, of nkins, bantamweight conference title n, and Dorn is Southern Conference I Work Way Fifty would-be Gamecock gridders eported for the first practice session >i the spring season 'Vcdnesday after ioon at ::30. Coach Rex Enright, Vernon "Catfish" Smith, and Ted L'womey put ther charges through a ight workout, stressing mainly the caching of the new Notre Dame sys em. Coach Enright said that the coach ng staff intended to take plenty of ime to teach the new system to the imvs. "it is a (ittictlt shift," said En ight, and will take sonic time to each to each player. "We will not )egin the rougher part of the scrim nage work unt;l the preliminary tu or+ng is finished. The coaches were of the opinion hat several radical changes would have o he made in the positions of the play rs as they are at present, in order to ;et a well-balanced team. Eight ends, ten tackles, nine guards, ive centers, and seventeen backfield nen were grouped into sections for nstruction by the three-man coaching ;tatf. Smith worked entirely with the mnds, teaching them the short shift to 'ach side and stance; Twomey worked vith the tackles, guards, and centers. Ih guardls spent quite some time >racticing pulling out of line and charg ng around the ends to lead the plays. oach F.nright worked exclusively with he backfield. C:aptainl Larry Craig and Captain P'op Hlowell lead their teammates hrough the practice period. When he team has become more accustomed :0 the system, the coaches plan Sat irdlay afternoon exhibitions for specta ors with the team being dlivided into crimmage groups. Birds Blank Hosemen 8-0 Bly dlecisively trouncing a limited but iardly Presbyterian College crew here I uesday night 8 to 0, Carolina boxers ackedl up their third consecutive vie :ory of the season and( madle prepara ion for Saturday nights encounter with ~lemnsons ferocious Tigers. Four forfeits, a technical knock-out >y dlynamnite-fisted Jerry Hughes and biree dlecisions scored by Gilbert Co ma, Lou Carleo and Ben Joe Wil iamis mlade up the eight points scoredl >y the Gamecock pugilists. Coach Walter Johnson sent a quartette of :lever and scrap)ping P. C. men into lie ring but they were unable to cope ,vith the superior experience of Caro ma's leather-pushers. .Easily the outstanding fight of the uight was the thre'e-rounder between B~illy Kee, 159 pounds of P.* C., and [erry Hlughes, Carolina, in which both >oys showed an enormous ability to dve and take, and which H ughes won niudway the third round by a blasting -ight hand knock-dlown of Kee forcing technical knock-out. Ulike his pre pious fights Jerry Hughes scored most vith a lightning left hook and left jab tlthough the crowvning blow was a ter -ific right upper-cut. Carolina's Gilbert Colina at 119 iouinds won a dlecisioni over Buchan, P. C. bantam weight, in a fine exhibi ion of boxing, in which it took Colina hree rounds to figure out Buchan's >ewildlering style. L~ou Carleo, 139 poundls, easily unched out a win over Toe Louis Cle nents of P. C. by continually knock ng Clements off his feet with a ham ncr-like left jab. Fighting for the irst time as a varsity man Ben Joe Nilliamns outpointed F,d Lambright, ~resbyterian. in a weiter weight scra..m IS' BEST [)N THE ELINES IY PAUL BARRETT apers Iday afternoon three other new ten. and began laying the groundwork play into the fifty or snore huskies .head Coach Rex Enright, with will handle the linemen, and Ver of the ends, are directing the loos. he first week of I)ecember and pre. york before warmer weather sets in. Ii to use the Notre Dame system of since hunk Anderson was deposed wv men are better qualified than he tutelage of the founder of the sys. ars since then spent in assisting in ockne technique. pears to be similar at first glance to ay, but the outside back is lined up n front of the tail-back, the speed with which it can negotiate a pass l)tive powrer of its cut-back through ognized as the strong points of the (lapte(l to a wide-open game. For of the attack, as well as a deadly selves to nodifiations with lateral loon the gates on the practice fields ng spring practice, except for Sat f:nright has announced a. policy of ng implies no discrimination against oults, but is only to allow the play new plays without being unnerved before the stulent body, Enright University if the full support of fall has seen more talk of a united any year preceding. As a climax romoted to obiain for the Univer if the students were in earnest this oaching staff and cooperate to the idable Foes augurated with a schedule such as souaun, and such a card would be many coaches, even presented on i few months to whip a squad into f an entirely new system, and send e an eleven game schedule against us is no task to be sneezed at. >y Pittsbulrg the past two seasons ley with,whom Rex Enright roomed Villauova, unbeaten and untied this a top ranking team; Catholic U.; cing three former coaches; Erskine; )th conference foes; Furman, and, very Carolina coach, Clemson, who cani see-no University coach toys t. calib)re. ulous of Enright, in our opinion unecocks out of tihe oldrumts into is our hope that lhe "w~ill not flunk lowedl reverse with our basketball I dlisapp)oitmenCrt bhas been evident time gamnes, until at last the feeling 'lmonstrations. lay evenling decisions of the Officials nig p)layer shlouted at whlile attempt ~sary thlat a technical foul he called Georgia contest such tactics showed na11 men and wvomen were guilty of Iship) to smile when your teamlf is rule goodl spirit lie in'the fact that COM ST UDENTS AT )LIN A ON YOUR COLLEGE IH TO EXTEND OUR OR YOUR SU00ESS rG T O SE RVE YOU" BER OF COMMERCE Phone M171 SEASOI 4 Candidates Cleats Cut C Out on Melton Field, Wednei ants took over the football rein for instilling a new system of making up the Carolina squad his assistants, 'red Twomey, wh non "Catfish" Smith, in charge ening up of muscles idle since t paring for two months of hard Enright will be the first coac play in the Southern Conferencc at N. C. State a year ago. Fe because of four years under the tem, Knute llockne, and the ye coaching teams who use(l the IR The Notre I)ame formation ai: the single wing back style of p1 closer thaln in the single wing. The power which it nmasses i with which it strikes. the ease to the en(ds or backs, and the dec the weak-sile of the line are ret system. Such a system is a(miiral)ly a wral(l )asses Iare a regular )tt end sweep, and both lend them passes. For the first time in many a r will be close( to spectators duii ur(lay scrimmages, and Coach I 'no exhibition games." The ruli those wishing to watch the worl ers to become accustome(d to the by the pre"(senlce of crowds. In his first public appearanc promI;d- at tai 'hV 01 IIt thii group were given. The past stu(lent front on athletics than to the discussion a fund was p sity a pel) song of its own, and is the time to get behind the e fullest extent. Footballers Face Formi Few coaching regimes are in has been lined up for the 198 receivedi with inward qualms b a silver platter. To have only shape, inculcate the principals c that sqluadl out to creditably fa< sonic of the nation's greatest tea1 Forlham's Ramins, tied only 1 and coache(l by Sleepy .Jim Cr'ow for four years at Notre )anme; past semester; )uquesne, always Xavier U.; Georgia, an eleven fa )avidson, and Wake Forest, b of course that inevitable foe of < won't b)e anmy weaker that we with al scheduhle of teams of tha Withmout expecting the miirat he is cap)able of leadhing tihe GU which they have drmifted, andl it out be fore his class grad(uates." Gradually, as reverse has fo] team, a spirit of bickering am among the students attendhant om has reached the p)oint of noisy d< At the P'. C. game last Satulr< were openly b)oOed and1( mmn opposi ing foul shots, until it was nece: on the Gamecocks. Du)mrinmg time no signs of abating, an md Caroli violating the first. rule of sp)orts Does it take good sportsmai winning? Doesn't the test of t one can accep)t dlefeat with a grim ALL NEW AS YOU EMBARK CAREER, WE WIi BEST WISHES F 'A LW AYS WILLIls *1 COLUMBIA CHAM 110 LATady aS.ree