Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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FAVOR HONOR The wrath of the gods-the at ed about our head. Toes were trampled-interest the path that leads to Carolina p)lanted in the minds of the coac a few nore. were caused by son: To all of the above aecusatio that of committing gross errors. Our Beg Pardon Depar In the athletic office, Tuesda: On the bench were athletic bill Cantwell. Mr. Harth roasted us while Miss Cautwell sat by and the roast to make it most lelect The main point of contention number six in our list of last F Davidson, which, we had been in if anyone should, had been called used elsewhere. With a gleam in his eye, Mr. "Why, that was the most thri won by a 67-64 score, and victo: was run.'' ''Is that so? ' we said. He went on to say that the mi at the regular scheduled date, bi night. But the meet was held di We thereby chalk up a doubh nose for news, if there is such a t publicity agents must have been have found no one, who is not the athletic office, aware that a won. The Furman meet came on th< A. D., but due to the fact that tli ule for the coming week, its at slot for the Carolina-Furman m< Placed In The Class W The fun had just hegun by th; wrong moment to insist that the] because the campus was cluttere "You have kept 100 studient; saying we don't treat members football players. Now, they '11 them eoually.'' Did we say that?-only by ii caily mentioned the track team at dances as the football team so tion decide that any group is to remark was general, aimed at a: rection. Nevertheless, we ascend, or de predecessor in this corner, who v a.ay from the University by ponents Carolina faced the pasi crop of Gamecock sports edlitors studen'Its! Casting Seeds Of Doubt ''The Coach (Enright) asked really wantedl a football team,'' The quiestion is not, we think, It is instead-dlo the students w other sports, in which they stan< competition for team plIaces, Coa Tennis Team Dips Coloi Playing at a terrific pace, the daily competition (luring the pa such a clip wvould have reqjuired and it is no reflection on the tea broken on two consecutive (lays. Despite this week's losses to s'wingers will clinch the State t wvhen they tangle with the Blue: the mythical honor will return out of thieir' slump. WOODS MOTORS Authorized service Dealers Parts NEW AND USED OARS SUMTER AND BLANDING PHONE 7611 REAL HONEY makes It SMOKE BETTEI YI ED CAl S IN EN THE ELINES 3Y PAUL BARRETT hletic association gods-has descend d high school students turned from -gross errors committed-doubt im hiug staff-all of those, and perhaps e things we said last week. ns we plead not guilty, except one, tment afternoon, we sat before the bar. payer Harth, and his assistant Miss on both sides to a deep brown color, told him the correct spices to add to ible-for them. (there wire others, also) was item riday, concerning a track meet with formed by a party who should know off, not by Davidson, and the money EIarth fired the first shot. lling track meet of the season. We y was in doubt until the mile relay et had been postponed by Davidson cause it had rained all the previous ring the next week. red mark against our record. Our hing, has led us astray. Mr. Harth's up late the night before, because we connected with the track team, or Davidson meet had been held, and same kind of day, according to the e Purple Hurricane had a full sched bletic director was unable to find a et. ith Zuckerman it time. It seems that we picked the 'e was a smell in evidence about here, d with high school students. from coming to the University by of the track team as well as we do go to Clemson where they do treat isinuation. at the most. We pccif:. only by asking if they were guests metime is. Does the athletic associa invite the team to a blow-out? That iy group which may lean in that di scend, into the class occupied by our 'as accused of keeping high schoolers remark about one of the grid op ;season. Hlow costly the 1937-1938 has been wvith reference to potential Upon The Waters me if the students on the campus saidl Mr. Hlarth. rio the students want a football team. tnt a football team at the expense of I more chance of facing unsubsidized chi Enright. Carolina net team has faced almost st few weeks. To have continued at great stamina and competitive spirit, m that a three year record should be Furman and Clemson, the racquet itle should they defeat Presbyterian [lose at Clinton Tuesday. Therefore, to Carolina again if the boys come THE MAYFAIR RESTAURANT An attractive and modern place to eat at no extra cost 1421-28 Main street ALL NITE Made to convince smokers of 25-50#~ pipes that Aathey Will get more pleasure out S5of this honey-cured briar for $1. World's biggest seller. ILLO- BOLE 10L INA MEET Intra Mu Membera of the Tenement 9-10 baa above. Back row, left to right, Kell Bird Netters Trim Erskine The University of South 'Carolina tennis team overwhelmed the Erskine racketeers on the University courts, 7 to 0. Only one match went to three over that between Price of Carolina and Carson of Erskine, ending in favor of Price by scores of 2-6, 6-4, and 6-1. The summary is as follows: Lipscomb of Carolina defeated Whitesides of Erskine, 6-0, 6-3; Price of Carolina defeated Carson of Ers kine, 2-6, 6-4, 6-1; Prince of Carolina defeated Kennedy of Erskine, 6-2, 6-1; Bradham of Carolina defeated Miller of Erskine, 6-0, 6-4; Greenfield of Caro lina defeated Edwards of Erskine, 6-4, 6-1; Lipscomb and Bradham of Caro lina defeated Miller and Whitesides of Erskine, 6-3, 6-3; Greenfield and Price of Carolina defeated Carson and Ken nedy, 6-3, 6-2. RCA - VICTOR RADIOS AND RECORDS EXPERT RADIO REPAIRS IBRADFORDI *RADIO SERVICE B Cor. Main & Richland Phone 8892 Standard Business Courses Comptometer, Salesmanship and Accounting Columbia Commercial College 1556 Main Street Telephone 2-3288 Columbia, South Carolina N E B LA E V gA 0 R A I G C = n. TRA C TODAY ral Basketb etball team, which defeated Tenemer y, Bramlett, Page, and Smoak. Km Will The Event Record-Holder 100-Yard Dash ........ Hutt ...... 220-Yard Dash .........Hutt ...... 220-Yard Dash .........Lynn ..... 440-Yard Dash .........Clark ..... 880-Yard Dash .........Newman Two-Mile Run .........Andrews 120-Yard High Hurdles . Folger .... 1220-Yard Low Hurdles . Folger ... High Jump ............Bostick ... Broad Jump ............Hogrefe .. Discus ................King ..... Pole Vault .............Curry .... Shot Put ...............King ..... Javelin ................Blackwell. One-Mile Run ......... Green ..... Mile Relay ............ ......... (Bradley, Winget, Yearout, Clark) Columbia's Most Mo Shoe Repair Shop. . -EXPERT WO -SATISFACTI4 -WE GALL FC Leave Your W< New Shoi "EverytMing 1345 Main St. Co1 "OUR USED CAR CUS CUS'] Distr Chrysler, Plymouth Chris PaaeTravel Coaches & C 2007 Main St. BUSINESE Is Essential to Everyone, Women. Day, Nig DRAUG HON'SI 1218 Sumter Stret :-| frank W. Lykes, Pres. Mrs. D. T. Faul K TEAM AT CI ill Winners I 01 c, ti fa o: te w st th B i st; wl in t 25/ in the intramural finala an shown m ecling are Henry, Knight, and Hutto. ga do 01 e.Stand? ur College Record Year Set . Carolina .... 9.7 sec. ..........1934 th of . Carolina .... 21.9 sec . ............1934 pl ..Clemson .... 21.9 sec . ............1934 te . P. C. ....... 50.2 sec . ............1935 ve Bi . Clemson .... 1 min. 59.9 sec. ....1926 le Cesn..1 m 3sc ...99s . Clemson ... 15 sec . ............1936 _ . Clemson ... 24.3 sec. ...........1936 .Carolina .... 6 ft., 3 in. ........1931 . P. C. ....... 22 ft., 9% in. ......1927 .Furman ....142 ft., 6 in. ..........1937 . Clemson .... 12 ft., 6 in. ........1933 ..Furman .... 46 ft., 3%/ in. ......1936 RE E ..t >rk at/~i the i nt eealfnal ns nH engar Hensp KitaHto. g Fo e Stand? Coia,lege R hon e ar60 t Caroln &9Pymut Trucs....194t ols ovCeedWon All 1. stece...Trailer4st ParCaly .. m 59lleg ec 196nd Cle,sond.Spe10al .l1sec .99h Tlesone 5951 2 and se 63...193 Wmroia .. Lye6 ft., n.-e...13 kiner. C...... ..2ft,94i. ..12 SEEKS LINTON lew Records Ire Expected n State Meet Members of the University of South arolina track team will vie with1 225 her athletes representing the van. is colleges of the state for intercol giate honors today and tomorrow hen the annual renewal of the South arolina intercollegiate track and field cet is held at Clinton. The undefeated Gamecock aggrega >n is in top-ranking position among vorites to cop the meet this year, it whether they Capture team honors not,.jndividual performers are slated furnish tough opposition for those ho face them. Larry Craig, husky Carolina weight an, is in line to break two existing ate records, the shot put mark and e discus heave, both now held by b King of Furman. In dual meets is year, Craig has put the shot a stance of 47 feet, seven inches and irled the discus 151 feet, seven and ie-fourth inches, to surpass King's 37 state record by more than nine et. Other Carolina duminaries are El yn Knight, 100 and 220 yard dash an undefeated in state competition, arvin Armstrong, broad jump, and H. Davis, pole vault artist. Directed by Walter Johnson, Pres terian college director of athletics, e meet will be run off in Olympic le with a colorful opening ceremony. inners in each event are to partici te in the Victory Stand ceremony hien they will be awarded individual edals. During twenty years that the state eet has been held in Clinton, it has ined a wide reputation for the in rest it has rreated and the smooth ss with which it has been run off, and ith all trial events leading up to Sat day night's grand final, this year's omises to be better than ever. Carolina is taking a full squad to e trials and according to ti'e results this season's dual meets, should ace an outstanding number of con stants in the finals. A strong fresh an squad is entered from the Uni rsity also, and Friday afternoon the ddies will vie with other state col ;e frosh for the "rat" title at the me time that varsity dash trials are Id. Value Variety Service Progres BOWLING An Enjoyable and Healthful Recreation LADIES WELCOME ColumbiQ Bowling Center 1309 Lady Street