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High Nine Trounces Wofford, 11-1 Giving the crowd an exhibition of heavy hitting the Carolina Gamecocks decisively, defeated the Wofford Ter riers, 11 to 1, Tuesday on Melton Field. The 'Birds piled up seven runs in the first two innings while Wofford scratched only once. Rock Stroud, third baseman for Carolina hit a long high one over the left field fence for a home run early in the second. Stroud was a big factor in the Gamecocks vic tory. Both teams got nine hits but the Wofford team could never space theirs at the right time. Carolina hit when it counted. Costly errors by the Ter riers ran the score up for the Game cocks. Carolina made 2 errors to Wof ford's 7. Box score: Carolina AB R H PO A E Lowry, cf 4 2 1 3 0 0 Robinson, 2nd b 3 1 0 4 2 0 Clary, if 4 1 1 2 0 0 Williams, ss 4 2 1 0 4 2 Stroud, 3rd b 3 2 2 1 2 0 Zuckerman, rf 5 1 1 1 0 0 Burns, c 4 1 2 5 0 0 Wolfe, fb 3 0 1 12 0 0 Tabor, 1 4 1 0 0 4 0 Wofford AB R H PO A E Tunner, fb 4 0 2 16 1. 1 Tremell, 3rd b 5 0 3 0 4 2 Folk, ss 5 0 1 2 2 1 Clark, rf 4 0 1 3 0 0 Lark, 2nd b 4 0 0 5 2 2 Hendrix, cf 4 1 0 0 2 0 Stanton, if 4 0 1 0 0 1 Fletcher, c 3 0 0 2 2 0 Bcll, p 1 0 0 0 1 0 \Valter, 2nd b 3 0 1 0 0 0 Columbia's Most ModE Shoe Repair Shop... -EXPERT WOR] -SATISFACTION -WE CALL FOR Leave Your Wor New Shoe "Everything F 1845 Main St. Colum HIC chool Week's Bird Sports Card Friday, April 29--Baseball, Caro lina vs. Newberry at Columbia; Tennis, Park Hills Club at Spar tanburg. Saturday, April 80-Track, Caro- 1 lina vs. Clemson at Columbia. Tuesday, May 8-Baseball, Caro lina vs. Clemson at Clemson; Tennis, Carolina vs. Furman at Greenville. Wednesday, May 4-Baseball, Carolina vs. Furman at Green ville; Tennis, Carolina vs. Clem son at Clemson. Friday and Saturday, May 6-7 State Track Meet at Clinton. -U. S. 0. Tennis Team Tops Auburn Playing in a drizzling rain that fell throughout the match, the University of South Carolina net team defeated an invading Auburn outfit last week by the margin of one match, 4 to 3. Due to the condition of one of the varsity courts, all but one match was played at the Ridgewood Country club. Play was closely contested, three of the matches being extended to three sets. Auburn took two singles and a dou bles contest for its share of the after noon's spoils. Lide, Auburn, trounced Williams, the Birds' first ranking play er, in straight sets, 9-7, 6-3. 3rn [MEN GUARANTEED AND DELIVER k at the Canteen Hospital 'or The Shoe" bia, 8. 0. Phone 9605 KAYOR Ls B. OWUNS Track Basketball And Bo Declared In Intram Making it entirely a non-fraternal iffair, Tenements 9-10 eked out a one 1 >oint, 30-29 victory, over Tenement i I4%4 for the intramural basketball :hampionship, in a fitting climax to he finals of the intramural boxing i >rogram. Captain Ossie Bramlette, 9-10, seem ngly pulled the winning shot out of us pocket in waning seconds of play o go ahead of 24%, which had the l pperhand during the fray, to take the l hampionship trophy offered by Jack : rawford, director of the cage tourney. ] ON THE S (Continued Frc Not knowing just exactly how Jo planet swimming into his ken, we thing of a similar sensation Monda :ne of the game's rareties in the c< play. If Carolina nines continue t< much play a season, fans will con eurrence. Last season Wofford served as ti burn Clary, Gamecock third sacke] the ball to second and first to comp Monday, however, fortune, if thei Carolina became the butt of the pl adept left gardener, Foley, proved nabled his mates to play tag with cessful they were, and the Birds we pires "out." * * No one will ever know, declares broad jump event in the Carolina pride, Irvine Granoff, who was hol spot where the jumpers' spikes wer edge of the board. * * Guy Lipscomb tied for high-scori rut winning a single first place. * * It is said that Marvin Arnstro did not go out for the team until t he had a chance of winning in the good chance this year, however. The summary of other matches: Lipscomb (Carolina) defeated Mc lure, 6-3, 10-8. Bryan (Carolina) defeated McKee, Biggins (Auburn) defeated Carson, -7, 6-1, 8-6. WEL( The Mayo a hea Unive It is comn here, returi at all you, ship visito Meet C ring Winners ural Tourney Both teams, keyed up to a nervous tenseness, saw three men go out of the game on fouls, and played with more scrap and fight than has been seen in even intercollegiate games held ecently in the University Field House. The line ups: ren. 24--29 30-Ten. 9-10 Owens ........f ............ Henry Elowie .........f ........... Page Brooks ........c......... Bramlette Perry .........g............ Knight Epps ..........g............ Kelly IDELINES m Page Six) hn Keats felt on perceiving a new yet think baseball fans got some y afternoon when they witnessed )ntest with Presbyterian-a triple ) be a party to the staging of one e to look for it as a regular oc te goat of the occasion when Wil r, nabbed a hot liner and relayed lete the triple play. ?e is such a personage, turned, and y. Ed Clary's short fly to P. C's. a boomerang when his throw-in the Carolina base-runners. Sue re "it," and according to the um * * Courtenay Carson, who won the -Citadel track meet. Brooklyn's ding the tape, measured from the it in the board instead of from the * * ng honors in the same meet with * * ng, star Gamecock broad-jumper, his year because he did not think State meet. He believes lie has a Prince (Carolina) defeated Gay, 6-4, 6-4. Williams and Carson (Carolina) de feated Lide and Biggins, 8-6, 6-3. Gay and McClure (Auburn) defeat ed Lipscomb and Greenfield, 12-10, 2-6, 7-5. OMI City of Colu r L. B. Ower rty welcome d ~rsity of South the desire of munity that you and that you 1 to Columbiu . times aheai where the gla< is ever extend rs. )pens High School Track Card Thursday, April 28 10 a. m.-T r a c k preliminaries, Classes B and C. 3 p. m.-Track finals, Classes B and C. Friday, April 28 10 a. m.-Track preliminaries, Class A. 3 p. m.-Track finals, Class A. I 4:30 p. m.-Baseball, Carolina vs. Newberry. Saturday, April 30- . 2:30 p. m.-Track, Carolina vs. Clemson. .-v. . v. Birds And Tech Split University of South Carolina's 3amecocks split a two-game series vith Georgia Tech in Atlanta last Neek-end, dropping the opening con :est Friday 2 to 7, while taking Sat irday's game 3 to 2. Behind the seven hit pitching of Chivington the Tech nine made eight hits garnered off the offerings of Ca pers McCravey count for seven scores Friday. Carolina opened the first inning with a two run attack when Ed Clary's terrific home run far down the right field foul line scored Lowry ahead of him, the flurry marking the only tal lies scored by the visitors. Tech scored one in the first, three in the third, and added three more in the seventh inning. Louis Tabor limited the Goldeq Tor nado to five hits Saturday, and his mates made the four safeties they got count for three runs to nose out Tech by a 3-2 margin. Tabor allowed no two of the hits to Tech hatters in the same inning. Corbett hurled hitless ball for Tech for five innings, retiring in the eighth in favor of a pinch hitter. Chiving ton, who hurled the day before, suc ceeded him, allowing the Birds two hits. The game, played in one hour and twenty-five minutes was one of the fastest college games of the current season. E mbia joins hai is in extending uring your vis Carolina. every citizen L enjoy your vi will hasten : L where you -ty welcome I hand of goo4 ed to all wor Page Seven Today University Host To State High School Students State high school track events in Classes A, B, and C, will be run off >n Melton Field beginning at 10 this morning, league officials announced this week. The preliminaries in Class :s B and C will be held this morning, uith the finals for the two groups scheduled for this afternoon at 3 'clock. Coaches of the two classes compet ng today will meet in the gymnasium Lt 9 a, in., while mentors of the Class A contestants will gather tomorrow morning at the same hour. Preliminaries for Class A teams will ;et under way at 10 a. m. tomorrow, mnd the finals in all events will be run it 3 o'clock in the afternoon. The athletic department of the Uni versity is playing host to the visiting high school athletes in various ways. Beds are being set up in the field house to care for those who have made ad vance reservations for sleeping quar ters, and meals are being served at a ominal cost to the contestants. The contestants will be guests of the University at the Fun Nite show in the field house this evening, and at the baseball game between the Gamecocks and Newberry College's Indians on Melton Field tomorrow afternoon. They will also be special guests of the Block C Club at a dance Saturday evening. Class C schools include student bod ies of less than 100 pupils, Class B schools are those from 100 to 400. Class A schools are those with student bodies above 400. Today's schedule includes: 9 a. n . Meeting of track coaches of Classes B and C in the gymnasium. 10 a. n. Track preliminaries of Class es B and C. 3 p. in. Track finals of Classes B and C. Friday's schedule includes: 9 a. in. Meeting of track coaches of Class A schools in field house. 10 a. m. Track preliminaries, Class A. 3 p. in. track finals, Class A. RCA - VICTOR RADIOS AND RECORDS EXPERT RADIO REPAIR8 BRADFORD RADIO SERVICE Cor. Main & Richland Phone 8392 T S ids with ~to you it to the in ths sit while again to wvill find awaiting I fellow th while