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Tiger Although Carolina's athletic si dition at the present that it has equalities ini the treatment of son Open, smell like the neighborhoo off of week-old contents. The Gamecock warrior goes for a paragon, so declare the publici college athlete should wear. TI en(d of it at least, is probably t State. Carolina Stadium stands cally titled government groups, process of stretching its steel be rections we grant that Athletic work in his short tenure of office. But what about some of thes 1. Why does the coach o brings renown to the Univers cash drawer, receive no salar meager onet he gets as an insti 2. Why isn't the same effc minor sports scholastically eli pended with members of the f 3. Why do caretakers not 1 up during the late winter in o time in the spring? Why is it i to distant courts because of s from seeing such contests wile 4. Why does the athletic for all teams representing the 1 tennis team, etc.? 5. Why is that invisible bu members of the football team a zations? How many team ba ballers that are given by the at who are eligible for the Block track team ever the speial gu glorified brother athletes? 6. What are the true facts Davidson) which cancelled the to Davidson? What was the i used for? If there is nothing i Now if someone, friend or foe, "rhe department's finances arel that person had better come mor bearing plenty of proof to suppor office they'll inform you that st the first semester as the athleti< activities fund. From the same association gathered $6,688.50, a we see it. We wouldn't have th( half thousand simoleons resembl( to us. We aren't looking for sometl space. These questions arise na passe.s in revw There must answer to such queries, or if thier these and other deficiencies in thi Who'll take us up on them? Comes word now that D)irectoi the holding of the Southern co February when representatives schools will make fistic history for the event include the erectioi surround it, cov'ering the entire seating capacity up to an approy those seats will be filled every Citadel, Clemson, and Carolina v crowdl, not to mention the othier Frank Jenkins, co-captain of t campaign along with Rex Willi~ national intercoll egiates at (Ch mnentedl upon his return upon the nam ent. According to Frank, judges ai the latest cut, and add(ressedl th affixing Mister to each contesti you were fighting at topi speed, t( corner, Mr. Williams!' Incidentally, both Frank and naries, going out via the techni was the first for either one of ti So the two of them hang up Gamnecock and leave by the exil captain hosts for the boxing tc Lou Carleo. (Continued UPD Cinderi )N THE ELINE S Y PAUL BARRETT tuation is admittedly in the best con enjoyed for some! time, there are in ic sports that, when brought into the I garbage can when the lid is taken th to battle clad in the latest fashion, ty releases, of what the well-dressed le local coaching staff, the gridiron he highest paid such group in the a monument to one of the alphabeti as will the swimming pool now in aims to the sky. In all of which di Director Bill Harth has done good e: f the boxing team, a group that ity and dollars clinking into the y for his efforts, excepting the uctor of physical education? rt put forth to keep members of gible for competition that is ex )otball squad? iegin, getting tennis courts shaped rder that practice might begin on iecessary to transfer some matches itch tardiness, hindering students ;s they leave the campus? issociation not furnish equipment Jniveraity, such as rackets for the t still evident line drawn between nd team members of other organi nquets are held except for foot iletic department, except for those 0 shindigs? Are members of the ests at a dance as are their more behind the phone call (not from trip the track team was to make tem the expense money had to be here set us straight. hirps up with that inevitable retort, i't sufficient to care for all that," heavily laden than the Greeks and t his chirping. Up in the treasurer's idents coughed up $6,899.20 during association's share of the student source in the present semester the total for the year of $13,587.80, as slightest idea, what thirteen and a d, but it sounds like a pile of cash ing to bellyache about to fill this urally as the year's cycle of sports be either of two things--a logical e is no answer, possible remedies for a field of athletics at the University. I * * Hiarthi has received confirmation of aference boxing tourney here next of the sixteen conference membler in the field house. Tentative plans of an elevated ring andl of seats to playing floor. This will bring the imate 4,000, and it's a good bet that night. The drawing p)ower of The '0uld( practically guarantee that size comp)eting schools. * * bie Gamecock hoxers (luring the past mls', both of whom competed in the irlottesville, Va., last month, comn eostumes of the officials at the tour d( referee were attired in tuxedlos of bo,xers withI thle ut most dleference, nt's name. Imagine being told, if "Break, Mr. .Jenkins . . . Go to your Rex were eliminated in the prelimi eal knockout route, which we think em since their sop)homore year. their mitts bearing the sign of the marked Graduation, leaving as co umrney next year Jerry Hughes and Dnm Page Seven) RBU RETOR U. 5. Pat. No. 2,052,106 LL-BOLE ewwyof bumning tobacco -better, cooler, cleaner. Car bueor-Actkoa cools snoke. Keeps SCaked with honey. At dealers now. RAFT LATEST ISCOVERY nen F LARRY CRJ FOR_NEW1 Mates Easily Beat Cadets While Larry Craig, husky Carolin weight man, was setting a new stat mark for tossing the shot-put, hi team-mates kept pace and trounce the hitherto undefeated Citadel cin der squad Saturday afternoon, 93 1/ to 40 2/3. Craig's toss of 47 feet, 2 3/4 inche was almost a foot beyond the Stat record set by Furman's Bob King tw years ago of 46 feet, 3 1/2 inches. Craig and Guy Lipscomb tied fo scoring honors with 13 points apiect with Knight a close second with 1 1/4 points. Morton and Jones lei the Cadet team with ten points each. Morton's running of the mile an two-mile distance events was a featur of the meet. He was clocked at 4:46. for the mile and 10:45.5 for the two mile, as he tirelessly outdistanced th field. The Gamecock freshmen defeate the Citadel yearlings 67 to 57. The varsity summary: Mile: Morton (Citadel); W. J. Cor mack (Carolina); Gillmore (Carolina Time, 4 minutes, 46.1 seconds. 400-yard dash: Jones (Citadel) Crews (Carolina); Brown (Citadel) Time 53.2 seconds. High jump: Herbert (Carolina Burrows (Citadel); Ming (Citadel) Height, five feet, eight inches. .100-yard clash: Knight (Carolina) Lipscomb (Carolina) Burrows (Cita del). Time, 10.1 seconds. Shotput: L. Craig (Carolina): Lips comb (Carolina); Sabados (Citadel) Distance, 47 feet, 2 3-4 inches. 120-high hurdles: Wilson (Caro lma); McConnell (Carolina); McClel Ian (Citadel). Time, 15.8 seconds. 880-yard dash: Jones (Citadel); B Cormack, (Carolina); Walker (Caro lina). Time: 2 minutes, 6.5 seconds. Pole vault: T. H. Davis (Carolina) Cope (Carolina); Meng (Citadel), an Hughes (Citadel), tied for second Height, 11 feet. 220-yard dash: Knight (Carolina) Hughes (Citadel); Gale (Carolina) Time, 22.3 seconds. Two-mile: Morton (Cita'del); M Davis (Carolina) ; Hobgood (Citadel) Time, 10 minutes, 45.5 seconds. Discus: L. Craig (Carolina): Lips comb (Carolina); W. Craig (Carolina) Distance, 133 feet, I1 inches. 220-yard low hurdles: Wilson (Caro lina); McConnell (Carolina); Line berger (Citadel). Time, 25.8 seconds Javelin: Duncan (Citadel); L. Crail (Carolina); Lipscomb (Carolina). Dis tance, 165 feet, 3 inches. Broad jump: Armstrong (Carolina) Lipscomb (Carolina); Knight (Caro lina). Distance, 21 feet, 5 1-2 inches. Relay: Carolina (Collier B. Cor mack, Knight, Crews); Citadel (Bur rows, LaGarde, Lineberger. Bro*n) Time, 3 minutes, 38.5 seconds. -0. U. 0. Golfers Fail To Qualify In Athens Meet University of South Carolina golfer failed to qualify in the fourth annua Southern intercollegiate golf tourna ment at Athens, Ga., last week-end taking tenth position in team play witl a score of 696 for the 36 hole qualify ing round. Individual and team scoring honor went to Louisiana State, whose cap tain, Paul Leslie, carded a 14:3 scor for the 36 holes, six blows in front c his nearest competitor, Gar Miller c D)uke. They captured team champioti ship with a foursome round of 605, te SILV ER'S 5 and 10 Everything You Need Visit Our Grocery Department And Save BAKER'S DRUG_STORE SANDWICHES SODAS SNAPPY CURB SE!RVICE PROMPT Motorcycle Delivery 2000 Main St. Phone 3504 "Where FPriends Meet'' ace Bii MG TOSSES STATE RECO P. C. TakesI :Long Game e Presbyterian college scored in the a - eleventh inning Monday afternoon to 3 break a tie and turn back the Univer sity of South Carolina's Gamecocks q 3 to 2, after the Bird nine had evened s the count in their half of the ninth. Brilliant fielding on the part of the Blue Stockings broke up several r Gamecock rallies during the after r noon's play. The season's only triple t play on Melton field and a double play 2 served to throttle the Bird runners. Foley for P. C. electrified the stands j with a backhand stab of Wolfe's drive n and started the triple play also. With 1 Lowry on third and Robinson on sec ond Clary flied out to Foley. On an attempted double steal following the catch Lowry was tagged coming home and Robinson was caught off second. Horne engineered the double play when he held on to Clary's line drive . to second and doubled Robinson off f, first. 6 The errorless extra-inning contest was played in two hours and five min . utes. Presbyterian's hurler. DuBose, was touched for 11 hits, while his team mates garnered 12 off McCravey. Both : were hit hard but were tight in the pinches( Robinson with four for five led the - Carolina batters, while Foley got the 6 same number for P. C. A triple by - Burns, and doubles by Stroud and Zuckerman, all of Carolina, were the only extra-base blows. Despite the loss to Presbyterian the s - University, at the conclusion of Mon day's play, still retained its position a at the top of the Palmetto league - standings. Clemson, its nearest con tender, bowed to The Citadel when a Bessinger, Cadet captain, limited the tl Tigers to one scratch hit for the af- C * ternoon. Presbyterian AB R H POAE Horne, 2b ..........5 0 1 4 4 0 Ritch, cf ...........5 0 0 4 0 0 -Foley, if ...........5 1 4 3 1 0 -Reid, ss ...........512030 ,Mabry, rf ..........4 0 1 2 0 0 Erwin, 3b ..........5 1 1 1 5 0 'Moore, c ..........5 0 2 5 2 0 Blackwell, lb .......4 0 1 14 0 0 DuBose, p .........3 0 0 0 0 0 Totals ...........41 3 12 33 15 0 _ Carolina AB R H POAE .Lowry, cf .........4 1 1 0 0 0 ' Robinson, 2b .......5 0 4 4 1 0 Clary, if ..........500110 Williams, ss ........4 0 2 2 5 0 - Stroud, 3b .........5 1 1 2 5 0 - Zuckerman, rf ......5 0 1 3 0 0 *Burns, c ...........5 0 1 9 3 0 Wolfe, ib ..........5 0 1 12 0 0 McClary, p .........4 0 0 0 3 0 Totals ...... ....42 2 11 3318 0 Presbyterian .. .. 000 200 000 01-3 Carolina........001 000 001 00-2 ---. U. 0. strokes better than Duke. Pat Tobias, with an 81 and 84, led the Gamecock team with a 165 score for the 36 holes, Leland DeLoa'che, took an 89 and -an 86 for a total of 175. Ben Fichburne's rounds of 92 and '91 gave him a mark of 183 for the -rouind. s - Lubrication - Washing Cars Vacuum Cleaned nEsso Motor Oil Essolube CAUGHMAN & BUSH ESSO SERVICE Across From War Memorial . oooV ds Sa SHOT RD Carolina Netten Beat Hosemen. Continuing their march for the state tie, the Carolina tennis team eked out 4 to 3 win over the slashing Presby rian players Tuesday afternoon on ie varsity courts of the University. he Gamecocks are aiming for their )urth consecutive championship. P. C., with Lykes Boykin who is ited the best college player in the Late playing No. 1, gave the Birds e close battle that was expected. At te beginning of the season observers redicted a tight contest for the State tie between the two teams. The rgest crowd of the year watched the iatches on the Carolina courts. Starting right in, P. C. took the two irst singles matches easily. Lykes oykin defeated Dinky Williams, arolina's No. 1 man, in straight sets, 4, 7.5. In the second singles match, eorge Beatty of P. C., runner-up last ear in the State college tournament, 'on easily over Louis Bryan, No. 2 >r Carolina, also in straight sets, 6-2, .0. Carolina's first win of the evening as furnished by Guy Lipscomb, play ig erratically at times, who took Voodward of P. C., 6-1, 6-1. P. C. won the No. 4 singles when [arper whipped Carson 6-4, 8-6. Caro na won its only other singles match rhen Harold Prince trounced Stoell, -3, 6-1. Lipscomb and Greenfield of Caro na teamed up in the No. 2 doubles to 'in over Beatty and Stoell. The final core of this match was 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. he Carolina team dropped the first et but came back to win the second nd thit-d. The score was now tied at three II when the No. 1 doubles team com Dsed of Carson and Williams took ie courts to decide the match for arolina. Boykin and Harper took Kirby's Potato Chips SOLD AT CAMTEEN IN 5c Pkgs. FOR PARTY ORDERS Phone 8240 COLUMBIA OFFICE SUPPLY CO. PRINTING COMMERCIAL STATIONERY - OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1112 Lady St. Phone 5163 Standard Business Courses Comptometer, Salesmanship and Accounting Columbia Commercial College 1556 Main Street Telephone 2-3288 Columbia, South Carolina AFTER DANCES MEET THE GANG AT THE VARSITY GRILL North Main at Geiger THINK OF COLUMBIU Prod soLD AT TH turday Unbeaten Teams" Meet Here On Melton Field Clemson is here again--bringing to Columbia on Saturday of this week a track team which is the only thin that stands between the Carolina. cin dermen and the mythical state cham pionship. The events begin at 2:30 on Melton field and a meet between the undefeated fre'shmen teams will al so be held. The Bird trackmen are undefeated in the state up until this time. Last Saturday on Melton field t h e trounced decisively the Citadel squad. After the Clemson meet they ga, to the state meet at Clinton on May 6-7, Included on the athletic menu for the next week are baseball, tennis, and golf, in addition to track. Of these contests only one baseball game with Newberry and the track meet with Clemson are here in Columbia. All teams have a week of traveling. Today sees the tennis team, heading for their fourth consecutive state championship, take on Wofford col lege at Spartanburg. The Gamecock golf team, also aiming for a state title, meets Clemson at Clemson this afternoon. Friday, the baseball team plays Newberry here while the tennis team meets the Park Hills Club team of Spartanburg in Spartanburg. The tracksters will hit Clemson on Saturday and until Tuesday of next week there is a lull. The baseballers travel to Clemson for a game with the Tigers then while the tennis team goes to Greenville to have a match with Furman. Reversing things, the baseball team meets Furman at Green ville and the tennis team goes to Clem son for their match. No contests are scheduled from here until the state track meet. -U. s. o. the first set 6-4 as Carson played rather erratically. 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