Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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TWENTY GAMES ON CARD FOR BASEBALL NINE Athletic directors of eight Souti Carolina colleges meeting at Clintoi last Friday made eut schedules for th< Palmetto Bareuall League and na.ie< the dates for the state champion.shi1 track and t.annis meets. With eight mne t .a s again Ii , i f,.r the 1938 caIlpa;gn, the Pi 'ett. circuit will swing into action April with each team scheduled to face stat< opposition in 14 games. Presbyteriai College's Blue Stockings will be th defending title-holders. The annual state track meet will b held at Clinton May 6 and 7, with th finals in freshman events and varsit preliminaries being run off the firs day and night. Finalists in varsit competition will meet Saturday. Clern CA dry. ]Treat y refreshment A woman rer when he got h ice-cold Coca Buy the hanc The Hoj REI ALL HATS' % OFF BIG RACK $1.00 TIES 69c-Two For $1.25 ALLIGATOR and TAILO0A 25.Per Cent Off FANCY PATTERNS % OFF REGULAR REDUCED 25 PER CENT son captured the state crown last spring. For the first time the state tennis tournament, also to be staged at Clin ton, May 11 to 14, will include fresh men. No team is recognized as the state champion, but the University has claimed the state doubles and singles crowns for two years. The baseball schedule follows: March 28 and 29-Ohio University I at Columbia; March 31 and April 1 Michigan State at Columbia; April 4 Presbyterian at Clinton; April 5-Ers kine at Due West; Aprif 7-Wofford at Spartanburg; April 9-Citadel at Co l lumbia; April 11-Newberry at New berry; April 13-Citadel at Charleston; i April 22 and 23-Georgia Tech at At lanta; April 25-Presbyterian at Co lumbia; April 26-Wofford at Colum C bia; April 27--Erskine at Columbia; April 29-Newberry at Columbia; May 3-Clemson at Clemson; May 4-Fur t man at Greenville; May 10-Clemson ~ at Columbia; May 14-Furman at Co - lumbia. iRBURETOR U. 8. Pat. No. 2,082.106 LQjOLE New way of burning tobacco - better, cooler, cleaner. Carburetor-Action cools wnoke. Keeps bottom of bowl absolutely Freated with honey. Get the genuine. urself to at Home rnembered how this man would feel me from work -so a frosty bottle of -Cola was ready in the refrigerator. ly six-bottle carton from your dealer. 53 8-150-76 COLUMBIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. se-Davis C A ll 1' TAKE SUITS WE HAVE I WE 1EUST I$12.54 $21.0 TOWNE SHIRTS $1.65 Value 3 for $4.00 Sirens Shriek ] Gat The "Big House" brn to scorch the Screen! -.1 Love WhghITerro Murd On Same Program : THE 3 STOOGES in "Cash And Carry" r>mpany 1 Vew Caro ADVANTAGE OF and OVERC SACRI FICED REPRICED OUR ENTI] ITAKE ROOM FOR RE1N C) $15.00 $ 0 $24.50 $: No Lay-Aways! Grid Leaders: Pa; aw ['error As to ani c Blaze Death! aks loose Sn thi Nalt .1 da S< ass 3 Big Days t1, In the "Big House"! ThursdaIy thl r In the Horror "Hole" Friday & ir In the Cell Blocks' Saturday Ithe y Drama In Every Scene! up. :1t9 Mt rat elcomes lina Stud OUR S OATS RE STOCK A :ODELING i S] 17.95 39.50 iS ARROW SHIRTS $1.65 - $2.00 $2.00 - $2.50 F Quality ;t And Present Above foto was taken at the Hotel I en was tendered a banquet in honor i the University of South Carolina fc 3esides hearing an address of plannei Don McCallister, members of the Un 1 sports writers heard such notables s presentatives of South Carolina; Cla ney; President J. Rion McKissick; F Baker, and others. Ceynote of Coach Enright's talk waa ke all the guesses; you fellows can n Lop row from left to right: Rex Ei iith, end coach; Ted Twomey, line c 3ottom row, left to right: Larry Ci 1938 Gamecocks; Jack Lyon, 1937 ernate-captain. LOCK "C" TO LET MONDAY he Block "C" club will meet Mon night at 8:30, according to an an ncement by Bill Bochman, student I istant to the athletic director. All n who have earned block letters at University are eligible to attend meeting. )nly initiation of new men this se ster will be held at the session and ns for a constitution will be drawn -'. R. C.-, AN ACE IN THE HOLE he only hole-in-one made during 7 in hole-in-one contests in the ith was made by John Launius of >nroe, Georgia, in the contest ar ged by the Atlanta Journal. i ents L E % PRICE JACKETS %/ PRICE LL ROBES lIG SELECTION OF LK AND WOOL !5 Per Cent Off [LK PAJAMAS SPECIAL $5.00 and $7.50 QUALrrY $3.50 ONE TABLE :XTRA PANTS %/ PRICE Page F'ive olumbia on the night of January 13 of Rex Enright, his assistant coaches otball squad. I action by Coach Enright. successor iversity athletic squads, cheer leaders, LS Sol Blatt, Speaker of the House of ud Sapp, United States District At ormer University President Leonard, "I'll handle the coaching job and ake the second guesses. u-ight, head coach; Vernon "Catfish'1 ach; Ted Petoskey, freshman coach. aig and Pop Howell, co-captains of football captain; Hazel Murray, 1937 Minor Sports Slates Drawn \\ith the release by Athletic Direc or W. H. Harth of a complete 1938 chedule for the Gamecock track team ind incomplete cards for the golf and ennis aggregations, interest is rapidly rowing in spring athletics at the Uni -ersity. Under the guidance of Jack Craw ord, recently named cinder coach who iandled the same duties from 1921 to 924, and Gilbert 3ristow, his assistant. 3ird trackmen will meet four state op ionents before entering the state meet t Clinton, May 6 and 7. Joab Dow ing has heen chosen manager for the oning season. Seven matches have been arranged or l'niversity' golfers this spring, with he card still incomplete. An,incomplete list of tennis matches nemnes 14 engagements already for Abach D)utch WVagner's men with the tate meet to be held at (lin ton M av 1, 12. 1::, andl 141. Informal practic~e pill begin within the coming week with he selection of a captain and manager >y the courtmen. Thle schedules follow: Track t(complete: AfMarch 26 'resbyterian at Clinton : April 2 Javidson at D)avidson: April 9'-Fur nan at Greenville; April 23-Citadel at 'olumbhia: April :;0-Cle mson at Co iinmhia:M Aay i andl 7--State meet at Ii n tont. Golf (incomplete): Miarch 26 ~eorgia at A-t hens: A pril 3-utrmian at ohnnhilia: April 9-Citadel at Colum ia: A\pril 13:-Citadel at Charleston: \pril 141-Clenmson at Columbia; Miav Furman at Greenville; Miay 4 lemson at Clemson. Tlennis ( incompjlete) : Mfarch 26-. lion at ColumbIia: April 1-Furman at onnhia: April 5- lirskinte at D)ue Vest: April 9--Citadel at Columbia: \pril 1:--Citadel at Charleston: April 4--lemnson at Clemson : April 20 ,Vayne I.'niversitv (D)et roit) at Colum i;April 25-1l'resbyterian at C'olum sia;: A pril 26- W\otTord at Columina: \pril 27--lrskine at Columbia: April s--W offord at Spartanhurg; hiav 3 urma:n at Greenvlile : Afav' 4-Clem on at Clemson : Mlay 9-1 resbyterian tClinton; M ay 11. 12, 13, andl 14 ~tate meet at Clinton. 1lOc STRAND 15c MONDAY - TUESDAY "GOD'S COUNTRY AND THE WOMAN" --With GEORGE BRENT -- BEVERLY ROBERTS WEDNESDAY SMITH B ALLEW IN "WESTERN GOLD" THURSDAY -FRIDAY "SMILIN' THROUGH" --With NOR MA SH EAR ER FREDRIC MARCH -- LESLIE HOWARD SATURDAY "KING OF THEm PlOGS"