The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 18, 1938, Page Page Six, Image 6
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Thoughts After A Sprin
While ex-Gamecock coaches Bi
on more or less comfortably froi
right put his charges through a j
urday .. . Both the lines, on the
defensive play. . . A number of I
were much in evidence. . . Tackli
that exhibited looking like a goo
members of the wrong sex. .
things about the workout from
ness with which the team scrap1
last fall has the Gamecock squad
Where victory under the McCalli
ing an opponent and keeping hin
the public got a taste of the spee
of the repertoire of the Enright
fundamentals of the system have
ing, the change of attack was clee
backs on the team this coming f
followers, because they will be a
wish... Shining spot of the fleet
Billy Lowry, who showed a neal
consistency with which Ed Clary
indicate that he will be expected
fall comes around. . . What look
Rex Enright and his aides are me
era before attempting to shape-up
next fall is indeed optimistic if t
efforts of the coaching staff conti
been in these two months.
Overtures Already For
From the Phi Kappa Sigma c
has come a letter to Athletic D
fraternity basketball team will
their spring holidays, and would
intra-mural tournament at that ti
has voted to furnish sleeping c
Harth has tentatively promised
filled.
Golfing Teams In State
Athletic Maestro Harth, the ma
sent out an invitation to the var
their support in an intercollegiat
Forest Lake course here about ti
Thus far only one team has ofi
That being Clemson. Replies fro
of Charleston, deplore their lacd
the proposition.
Go South, Say Baseball
One of the baseball-playingi
Ataff headed south toward his te
another worked-out with the Ga:
shape before he reported for the
Fred Frink, football end coach
physical education department ]
the Texas league this week. Frii
him unsigned, but hopes to comp
5ng camp. Batting in clean-up ]
an average above the .300 mark.
Freshman football arnd varsit
working out daily with the Car
week or so at the training quarti
ternational league club. Pet osl
the Toronto roster and also bats
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11 Laval and Don McCallister looked
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ull sixty minute practice game Sat
A and B teams, showed up well on
eretofore unseen faces on the squad
ng was just a little ragged, some of
I start toward a necking party with
[owever, one of the most impressive
this angle was the pep and willing
)ed. .. Not since the Georgia game
showed so much spirit, we think.. .
ster regime depended on overpower
under subjection by superior force,
d and intricacies that will be a part
nentored teams. Although only the
been instilled this early in the train
Lrly evident... Watching the speedy
rll will be a pleasant task for Bird
Ilowed to cavort practically as they
rooted the other day was Columbia's
pair of heels several times. . . The
was directed into the line seems to
to do quite a bit of battering when
3 good to us is the manner in which
lding individuals into football play
a complete team... The outlook for
!at needed spirit is retained and the
nue to be as successful as they have
[ntra-Mural Winners
hapter at Wahington and Jefferson
rector Bill Harth stating that their
be making a southern tour during
like to meet the winner of the local
me. The University brother chapter
luarters for the invaders, and Mr.
to keep the nosebags of the visitors
On Decrease
.n who fiddles with the bills, recently
ious colleges in the state asking for
e golfing tourney to be conducted at
te close of the season.
ered to cooperate in the competition,
m Furman, Wofford, and the College
of golfing talent, and say ixnay tc
-minded Coaches
nembers of the University coaching
am's training camp this week, while
necock squad in an effort to get intc
sp)ring grind.
the past season and instructor in the
eft to join the Fort Worth team ol
ik returned the first contract offered
lete his salary dickering in the train
>Ositionl, he finished last season witli
y basketball coach Ted Petoskey is
lina team, Hie will report within a
'rs of the Toronto Mapleleafs, an In
:ey holds down an outfield spot ori
in the .300 region.
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Jerry Hughes and Lou Carleo were i
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Hutto An<
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Golf Teamln
Two Matches
Coming Week
Preparing for matches with Davidson
and Georgia as curtain raisers of the t
coming season, candidates for the Uni- ti
versity of South Carolina golf team bc- S<
gan qualifying rounds yesterday for the
eight places on the team. The intra
squad matches will be completed by next b
Tuesday.
Davidson will come to Columbia for tI
the opener Thursday, March 24, and the s
Birds go to Athens Saturday to oppose
the University of Georgia divot diggers.
Among the leading candidates for
places on the varsity roster are Pat
Tobias, Ben Fishburne, Leland De
Loache, Billy Byerly, and others. Tal
cott Stith is acting manager of the team.
Th le schedule as drawn up pt the ath
letic office of the University lists ten
matches for the present campaign, in
cluding the N. C. A. A. meet at Athens, p
Georgia, April 21, 22, and 23. s.
Other club-swinging teams slated to ii
meet the Gamecocks are H-ampden- C.
Sydney, Duke, Citadel, Clemson, and it
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Lettermen of the University of South
arolina basketball team Tuesday night I
ected Tom Hutto, Charleston, captain, f
id Oliver Wolfe, Columbia, alternate -
Lptain, for the 1939 season.
-lutto, all-state guard for two years,
so plays football. He was a star at
orter Military Academy before coming
Carolina, and has been playing with
e "gamecocks" for the past two sea
ms. He is a junior.
Wolfe, also a junior, has won his let
r in basketball for the past two seasons.
e was a pitcher for the Carolina base
dl team last year, and formerly played
ith the American Legion Junior team
at went to the finals in the Little World
ries.
Tr. H-. Rawl, sophomore from Lexing
n, was chosen manager to succeed
mmy Thomas.
Spring Drills
Come To Close
Making their final spring practice ap
earance before a crowd of several thou
md spectators on Melton Fiteld last Sat
rdlay the University's hopes for a suc
rssful 1938 season, in a full sixty-minute
tra-squad contest, played to a 7 to 0
ictory for the scrub eleven.
Sho.wing more pep and spirit than has
een in evidence among the Birds for
>me time, both lines displayed eual
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team this week. Allen Legare was a
I for this year. I
rength in withstanding the attacks of
pposing backs. Rock Stroud capped a c
nsisten5t afternoon's performance by L
irrying the ball over for the lone touch- L
Dwn, and Joe Grugan booted the extra
Dint. y
Yesterday the squad members turned y
i their equipment until the first Monday c
September rolls around. Last night
oaches Rex Enright, Ted Twomey, and
ernon Smith and Athletic Director Bill
larth, along with the squad enjoyed a e
anquet at the Hotel Columbia.
-o. .. U.-. C
Professor Brown remarking that
)ave Graham's name is like calling 1
Dr Phillip Morris (he never answers) p>I
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University of South Carolina netmen
,ntinued practice this week in prepara.
on for their first match, to be played
gainst Davidson college in Columbia on
larch 25.
By scheduling the match with David.
> the racket swingers boosted the
umber of contests to be played this year
) 15, including the state meet at Clinton
t the end of the season.
Although several matches have been
layed for rankings by the players, their
ositions have thus far remained prac
cally unchanged. 'Dinky Williams, cap.
tin, heads the list at No. 1 position,
lext is Guy Llpscomb, and third is
.ouis Bryan, former city champion of
umter. Courtenay Carson, Harold
'rince, Randolph Bradham, Bob Green.
eld, Sam Price, and Stanley Fisher are
ext on the ladder, in that order.
The University team has won the state
hampionship for three coinsecutive years,
nd this year will make another strong
id for the title. Strongest competition
f the season from state teams is ex.
ected to come from P. C., and Clemson.
Vith Boykin and Beatty leading the
'resbyterians, the "tennis college" is ex.
ected to come out with a much stronger
am than last year, while Clemson,
,hich last year constituted the main
Ireat for the Gamecocks, has practically
he same aggregation that it had last
ear.
Authorities have announced that new
ets have been ordered for the Carolina
ourts, and that someone has been hired
> care for the courts during the season.
1s yet the nets have not arrived, but are
xpected to be on hand for the first
iatch.
The Carolina team will be somewhat
veakened this year without the services
f Sam Daniel, state collegiate champ,
nd without the doubles combination of
)aniel and Williams, who together car
ied off the doubles title last year. Wil
iams' doubles partner has not been
hosen yet, but it is probable that either
ipscomb or Carson will attempt to fill
)aniel's shoes.
Assisting Coach W. Y. Wagener this
ear will be Elliot Crum, who several
ears ago helped to win the state doubles
hampionship for the University.
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volved will be held at the University
f South Carolina, March 21, while the
nnual convention of the South Caro
na Education Association is in
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