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Intramural 4 BY PAUL "OOP" LEAGUE With Stroud And, Henson We Should Beat Clemson Last Saturday Coach Enright wound up his second spring football season at South Carolina. His work involved mainly the stressing of fundamentals and the fitting together of a team around several new men. If these key men come through and if the injury jinx doesn't bother, the team led by J. B. Henson and Heber Stroud should accomplish the great objective-beat Clem. son. a --arsmay Remember, it will be a junior team next year and junior teams are the ones that usually come through with the goods, since there are no graduation worries to contend with. A Grygo-less team it will be next year-and a defensive team. It will be a copy of the Duke outfit of the past season. Coach Enright will rely on getting a six-point lead then letting his granite line take care of the rest. You may guffaw when you read my little poem, Clemson men, but try laughing it off next season when you butt your heads up against Granoff, Hatkevich, Elston and co. In Baseball Pranks We Copy The Yanks The New York Yankees started something. Now baseball coach, "Catfish" Smith, wheels out his South Carolina copy of ''Murderer's Row." Our long-distant clouters unlimbered this week and the left field fence looked like the back-side of a shooting gallery. If Coach Smith doesn't want to go into debt buying new base balls, he had best elevate that right field barrier several feet, for Gamecock hitters such as Benjo Williams "Rock" Stroud, J. B. Henson, Ed Clary and Big Durham can solidly smack that pill. And that's exactly what Carolina is going to have to do this year to repeat their state championship. They've got to knock the hide off the ball and get seventeen runs while the other team is getting sixteen. From early-season looks of things they should be able to do it. Fencers Saf War Is On Boxers Reply With A Poem All this year the fencers and boxers have warred. In fact the gym became too little to hold these mud slinging indi viduals. Came the conference tourney and end of the boxing season-still the war continued. The boys are gentlemen how ever in their methods, as witness the masterpiece that follows and written by a member of. the mitt slinging aggregation. Here's to the fencers the brave little lads, Who do their dance all covered with pads: They are so fierce, they are so brave, And they will go to Florida on the money we save. Now these young men work very hard Even harder than an old time bard. Now if it were left to ,us we'd ring the bell, And send them right down to ( ?). We support the fencers, the fencers, the fencers, o the dainty fencers, fencers, fencers. O we fight and get beat, So the fencers can eat And buy grease for them pretty little blades. We take our licking like a man So the fencers can play on the Florida sand, And have a big time in the Everglades. -A Boxer. & STUDENTS For excellent work on your laundry / leave it at the Canteen. We can give you one day service ..,. and * SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS COLUMBIA LAUNDRY "A GOOD LAUNIDRY" 1338 TAYLOR ST. . PHONE 2-2147 A..Aagers, Birds Meet Syracuse In Camden Meet Wofford In Columbia On Monday Carolina's championship baseball Gamecocks, with only one week of intense training behind them, will pre pare this afternoon for their first game of the 1939 season, an exhibi tion nine innings with the profession al Syracuse Chiefs tomorrow after noon at 3:30 o'clock in Camden. Next Monday the team returns here to meet Wofford College in their first game of the Palmetto season. In an extreme effort to find a pitch ing staff, Coach Vernon "Catfish" Smith will send Oliver Wolfe, Joe Grugan, Dick Baxter. and possibly others to the mound tomorrow. Pitch ing is Coach Smith's big worry this year. A make-shift team will start the game and substitutions will be nu merous. Neither the infield or out field has a settled combination this soon in the season. Ed Clary, captain and left-fielder is probably the only certainty in the outer gardens. In center Bill Low ery, who covered that territory so well last year will receive plenty of competition from Gene Robinson, transferred from second-base to the outer defenses. The man who is sec ond best in this argument will go in to right field to compete with George Zuckerman, last season's right fielder, J. B. Henson and Big Durham. At third base, Coach Smith has his gem fielder and clouter, Rock Stroud, a definite major league prospect. Stroud played semi-pro ball in North Carolina this summer and led his league in bome runs. At short stop Carolina will have a veteran, Benjo Williams, who probably will bat clean up man for the Gamecocks this year. Williams, who also played semi-pro ball this summer, put four balls over the fence in the first two days of bat ting practice this week. Two sophomores, Junie Hymson at second base and Gresham Rhoden at first, are attempting to break into the Gamecock lineup. Rhoden, up from Legion Junior ranks is a catcher but has been put on the initial sack by Coach Smith to replace Oliver Wolfe Please Tum To Page Siz Foilsmen Go To Virginia; Lost To Tech The Carolina fencing team lost to Georgia Tech, 6-3, and to the Univer sity of Alabama, 6-3, last week in a triangle match at Georgia. Co-cap taini Artie Spitz and Arnold Muir out-fenced two previously undefeated men. The Gamecock team was fight ing against experienced and expert foilsmen. The Carolina fencers are leaving Friday to fight V. P. I. in Virginia, but Carolina, after last wveek's ex perience, hopes to out fence Va., dis closed co-captain Artie Spitz Wed nesday. Other members of the team are: co-captain David Webb, Jack Reese, Harold Jervey, Ed Atkinson, Bill Mayes, and Fred Suggs. 00000000000 STUDEN And Paste It In .A To Quality. Cons Homemade Toasted Sandwiches Club Chicken .....................2 Chicken Salad .................... Sliced Chicken.................... Ham and Cheese .................. Ham and Relish ...................11 Tuna Fish........................ 1 Combination ......................11 Ham and Egg .................... VIrginia Baked Ham...............11 Devlied Egg .....................1 PlaIn Egg .......................,11 French ...........................11 Jelly and Peanut Butter .............1 Cream Cheese and Jelly .............1 Bar-B-Que Pork...................11 Pimento Cheese and Peanut Butter . .11 L.ettuce and Tomato ...............1 Goose LIver....................... 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For the 100 and 220 yard dashes, Coach Dupree can count on the vet eran Dick Little, and for the 100, Dick will have John Spigner for com petition. Walter Carns, sophomore, dominates the 440 yard dash at pres ent, with Bob Collier and John Crews as the other two likely starters. In the half mile, Bernard Cormack and J. C. Shecut are the two Caro lina hopes, 'Cormack competing for the third straight year in the two lay grind. For two milers, Dupree will have Marion Davis and Ed. My ers. Coach Dupree's search for a local Cunningham began this week with the sudden illness of "Bugs" Cor mack, Carolina distance star, who may not be able to compete in the Gamecock opener. Captain Larry Craig, Gamecock Tarzan," will dominate the field events in the state for another year. The powerful Carolina field star holds tie state record in the shot put and amassed fifteen points in the state tract meet at Clinton last year. For understudies in the weight throw ing art, Larry has his red-haired brother, Wally Craig and Joe Hatke vich. Timber-toppers are few and far between on the Carolina campus these days, and with the exception of Stokes Randall, Coach Dupree has no pros pects for the hurdle events. Little Netmen Play The Carolina tennis team will open its season this afternoon in a match with the University of Florida on the University courts. The Game cock netmen have been practicing for several weeks in preparation for the opening of their schedule. Coach W. Y. Wagener announced the following line-up for this after noon's matches, Heyward Belser, number 1; Harold Prince, number 2; Randolph Bradham, number 3; Court enay Carson, number 4; Sam Price, number 5. Belser and Prince will SPECIAL BOWLING RATES - NOW IN EFFECT Weekly (lash Prizes with equal chance for all bowlers to win. Women, College Students, High School Students, ansl Children given special rates on request. 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Pharmacy S rs Hol Left Fielder Ed Clary, above, is the captain of the Gamecock baseball squad this year and will be depended on by Coach Smith for a bunch of base knocks in order that Carolina may hang on to the state championship which last year's nine took. and Carns have been working out in the 220 yard low hurdles and either of these two dash men may be seen in this event. Together with the mile and the high jump, this event will be the Bird's weak spot. T. H. Davis is likely starter lor the pole vault again this year, and Little. Carns, and Spigener will broad jump. - Florida play number I doubles, and Carson and Bradham, number two. "I believe we will be stronger this year," said Coach Wagener. The netmen will be bolstered by the eli gibility of Heyward Belser, one of the ranking players in this state. The Carolina team will also play Monday afternoon against Kalama zoo College and Thursday afternoon against Duke University, with both matches scheduled for the varsity courts. 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MACY Ld Sp Crawford I Boxing, Basl Boxing Joust Starts Tuesday Preliminaries in intramural box ing, scheduled to begin tonight were postponed because of the political ral ly being staged in the field house and are to be run off definitely Tuesday night at 8 p. m. sharp. Forty-eight fighters had already en tered the tourney by weighing in time yesterday at 9 o'clock. Yesterday's official weighing in ceremonies will be the only ones during the tourney. Semi-finals will be fought next Thursday in the field house and the finals will be staged the following Monday. Sixteen medals, for winners and runner-ups, are on hand"ind to de fray expense of these charms, a slight admission will be charged. For University students 10 cents will be Fharged and for others the price is 25 cents. In the finals eight champions will be crowned, from the diminutive ban tamweights to the massive heavy weight leather slingers. Every card of the three night tourney promises to be a whirlwind of action and entertain ment from beginning to end. Greatest competition will center in the lightweight or 135 pound class in which 14 candidates for the title have entered. Other weights will bear watching however as a crew of good men, large and small, are entered and leather is bound to fly in almost every weight. "Some of these men, whether they win their individual championships or not, may be the very ones I'm look ing for, for varsity replacements on my ring crew next year," Coach Frank DeMars commented. "How ever that is definitely not what the tourney is for," he added hastily, "It is to give Carolina men recreation and fun in a healthy and competitive sport." --U. U. 0. Credit unions have been organized at Missouri's five state ieachers' col leges. 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