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STime Marc lays On Sara Plays In Clinton Against Presbyterian Today Unprecedented is the latest ad dition to the University of South Carolina freshman tennis team. Newest member is Sara Rush 'ton, who this week was declared eligible to play by varsity Coach W. Y. Wagner. Sara will play the number four spot when the Game cock freshmen netters play Pres byterian college freshmen in Clin ton this afternoon. Miss Rushton, twice state high school woman champion was not allowed to play in the prep school tournament last year and has won various other women's tournaments ovcr the state. "My chances against the famed P. C. players will be slim," com niented Sara yesterday, "but I'll be out there giving the old college try."I Freshmaq, Coach J. C. Cothran was beaming over the fact that -Miss Rushton could play. "This is absolutely #iot a pub licity stunt," he declared, "Sara is really that good, and her eligibility helps our chances tremendously." Carolina will be represented at P. C. by Stanley Brose, a racquet wielder who promises to go places in big time competition, Eston Mar chant, Lex Durham, Sara Rush ton, LeRoy Dennis and Bert Hill. Presbyterian is reported to have an exceptionally strong frosh ag gregation, including two junior Davis cup men, and are rated to take the Biddy netmen. However, with the addition of Miss Rushton the difference between the two teams is considerably less. A return engagement between the two teams to be played on the Carolina courts is tentative, and other matches for the frosh netters are being arranged. -U. a. a. Gridiron Revievv (Continued From Page 8) the history of the school by defeat ing Chicago University six to zero. In 1929 the Birds continued to go forward. Led by Laval for the sec ond season, and with the addition of the inspirational leadership of Nigel League, a truly great cheerleader, the football team went through a most successful season with only one loss. Incidently League is a cousin of Paul League, now Sports Editor of The Gamecock. Eddie Zobcl was the sparkplug of the '29 eleven and by his superb play he gained many comments from all southern newspapers. Nineteen thirty saw Carolina win six games while losing four, but the high spot of the season was a seven to six triumph over L. S. U. The Galloping Ghost Then in 1931 came the Clary Era. Led by The Gi-eat Galloping Ghost, Earl CGary. Carolina came through with its first wiri from Clemson since 1926. Other teams falling be fore the Birds that year were Cita (d, N. C. State and Duke. Georgia Tech, L. S. U. and Auburn admin istered the only defeats during the season. Six men gained all-state that year with Earl Clary and Fred Hlambright leading the pack. Practically the same team as in '31 took the field a year later and con tinued its brilliant play. Clemson was defeated again and the Auburn Plainsmen, who in that year wvere headed for the Rose Bowl, were only able to gain a 20-20 tie with the. Birds. At *. 6'3I .4ain St. B OW EN' S of Business .2 Estabjished 46 Years - P H0 M. H. BOWEN President - B3usiness Mgr'. COLUMBIA, SO1 IT IS with great pl advantage of this opy University Students made our fine busin preciate it and trust 1 to patronize THE COLL ftndred hes On-Sa Boys Net New Frosh Tem R.... . Above is modest Sara Rushton, who this week was declared eligi ble to play on the Carolina fresh man tennis team. Sara is plenty good when pitted against her own With Earl Clary and Buddy Moor head leading the Gamecocks in '33 the team emerged as Co-champs of the State. A scoreless deadlock with Furman deprived them of a clear cut Championship. AUI S outher Earl Clary closed his brilliant football career in '33 by personally handing Auburn a sixteen to zero licking, He also gained all-southern recogniti'on, thus closing the greatest career ever experienced by a Caro lina football player. In 1934 Laval closed his reign as Coach at the University and experi enced his poorest season in his stay here. The only bright spot was the first win over Furman smnce 1929. McAllister's Birds Don McAllister took over the 1935 team and after a decisive victory over Erskine, the Birds hit a newv low in games wvon. Clemson, Furman and Duke administered top heavy defeats. The only bright spot in the seasons play was the annual win over The Citadel. The second McAllister regime wvas a repetition of the first but in 1937, just two years ago, The Gamecocks were revived somewhat, and although losing a number of games. showed Snewly acquired spirit and played EIVEL.Y" ?olumbia. . COLLEGE (dministration lAd Busy Ever Since, EIf 6810 P. M. OXFORD Vice-Pre'sidenat - Field Mgr. JTHI CABOLINA easure that we take ortunity to thank the and others who have ess possible. We ap hat you will continue EGE SHOP ane-9354' Athlete ra Rushton Team mis@er sex but Sara, who plays her first match against P. C. today, is not so sure she can beat a husky male racquet swinger.* creditable . football. The famous "Man in Brown" gave a humorous touch to the '37 season. Enright Regime The past season saw the Gamecocks make a most enviable record. Run nig roughshod over Frakine in the initial contest the Roosters continued playing great ball, although losing several heartbreakers to more high ly rated team. The Georgia game was lost seven to six, while the Wake Forest garpe wvas lost nineteen to eighteen. And the Clemson gamne, well--. After this the Birds gained confi dence and romped off with victories over Furman, Duquesne and Catholic University, while holding a highly toutedl Villanova eleven to a six to six deadlock. The Fordham game, played in a sea of muck was lost thirteen to nothing. So with all this gone before us, we now turn to the future, and hope MEET THE GANG AT HYKILS 1237 Lincoln St. PHONE 2-2491 N.'M am~mJ ORIGIN~4 GASHING ALTHFutL NOp 0 ts Enter Carolina.Golf Team Travels . To Citadel Cadets Win Intercollegiate Golf Tourney r Celebrating "Out of Town" week r together with the other South Carolina teams from track and baseball, the University's golf team s will journey to the Citadel on Fri- I day to meet the cadets on the Charleston links. t The Citadel's golfers, led by % Weldon Doe, co-captains, recently C captured the South Carolina inter collegiate golf tournament held at Ridgewood Club in Columbia. Clemson College was second and the University third. Wofford and Presbyterian tied for fourth place s in the contest. . i The intercollegiate tournament I was sponsored by the Columbia Junior Chamber of Commerce and t will be an annual affair. Members of the Gamecock team are: Blackwell, Fishburne, Fried man, Kendrick, and Hartness. --U. U. 0. Gamecocks Win First Night Game Carolina's baseball e-xperiment with the University of Georgia under the lights of Dreyfuss Field failed as a money-making attempt, but the Gamecocks did accept ten walks from two beneficent Bulldog pitchers to score 13 runs and win another ball game, 13-6. Errors marred the game from the spectators' standpoint, but the mis cues were due to the unaccustomed lighting. Georgia AB R BH PO A Gerson, cf .... 5 1 0 3 0 Stallings, 3b .... 4 0 3 1 4 Kelly, 2b .......4 0 0 4 3 Killian, lb ......4 0 0 9 0 xSkipworth .1 0 0 0 0 Lyon, rf ........4 1 0 1, 0 xxChatharm. . 0 1 0 0 Thornton, c ....3 2 1 5 1 xxxKirkland .... 1 0 0 0 0 Mims, If .......4 2 2 1 0 xxxxHeise ......1 0 0, 0 0 Newsom, ss .... 3 0 1 0 1 Norris, p .......4 0 2 0 1 McCaskill, p ....0 0 0 0 0 Totals .......39 6 10 24 10 xBatted for Killian in 9th. xxBatted for Lyon in 9th. xxxBatted for Thornton in 9th. xxxxBatted for Minis in 9th. South Carolina AB R BH PO A Williams, ss ....3 4 0 4 4 Robinson, cf ....4 2 3 0 0 Clary, lb ......4 , 1 2 13 0 Patrone, c .....4 1 0 0 3 Stroud,3b..3 1 1 0 5 J. B. Henson, rf 3 1 2 3 0 Durham, If .. ..3 1 0 3 0 Lowry, 2b ......3 1 0 4 3 Wolfep ....3 1 0 0 2 Totals ....30 13 8 27 17| Georgia . . ...040 002 000--6 South Carolina ..320 100 07x-13 comfortable pr ctical 8erviceabe Z.,4 ,Now you can enj)oy the comf! laced through and through fc~ fitme perf ection. Wahoos mol of ydur feet and grow softer al fully built of muellowed, dural stitching and regulation welt., sole . . . also white or tan an Wear Wahoo E WATSON'S 1439 MAIN SHigh Bird Netters EaceFurman To Enter State Tourney In May The University tennis team will esume action next Tuesday after oon when it plays the Furman ietters on the Carolina courts. .arlier in the season the Bird net nen defeated the Hornets by a core of 5 to 2, the matches being layed in Greenville. On Thursday the Gamecocks go o Charleston for a return match vith the Citadel. Carolina defeat d the Cadets also by 5 to 2 In match played in Columbia early n April. The University tennis team, un ler the direction of Coach W. Y. Alagener, has lost only one match o far in state competition, that be ng at the hands of the powerful -resbyterian aggregation last week. In addition to those schools men ioned above, matches with Clem on, Presbyterian, and Davidson Lre on the schedule. The entire tennis team will enter he state tournament which is to be ield at Presbyterian College. May l1, 12, and 13. Last year a plan ,vas instituted by which the state :hampionship is decided in the ;tate tournament by a point sys :em. The points are so graduated hat the winner of the -tournament s practically sure to win the cham >ionship for his school. For the last decade during which 1he championship was decided by eam play the Carolina team copped 1he title every year with one ex .eption. The present plan was idopted for the purpose of giving the smaller schools, who may have :>nly one or two very good players, a chance at the championship. -U. S. C. Fleet Falls Before Birds Carolina's tennis team had little trouble last week in white-wash ing ,the Erskine netmen in Due West by a 7-0 count. Only Buck Dupre, Carolina was extended to three sets to win over R. White side of Erskine. Heyward Belser, and Harold Prince, Gamecock numbers 1 and 2 respectively, played brilliant ten nis to set their opponents back. Captain Randolph Bradham won easily from Long of Erskine. The summary: Belser defeated B. Whiteside, 5-1, 6-1. Prince defeated Kennedy, 6-1, Bradham defeated Long, o-3, 8-6. Dupre defeated R. 'Whiteside, R-2, 5-7, 6-4. CAROLINA ENGRAVING CO, d thmevst tecmr rtdofkindred hoS le leathers . extra heavy in natural tan with erepe d brown with leather sole. SHOE CO. School Welcome! Coach Rex Enright, who was re cently made Director of athletics at Carolina issued the following state ment to South Carolina athletes who are here this week competing in track and tennis: "The coaching staff heartily welcomes you to the University and we hope your stay here will be pleasant and full of interest." Doster defeated Kerr, 8-6, 6-2. Belser-Dupre defeated D. Whiite side-Kennedy, 6-1, 6-14 Prince-Bradhamn defeated Long Kerr, 6-3, 6-0. "Why don't you peel that banana you're eating?" 76 "Why? I know what's in it." Summer Positions? 0 0 0 A few select college mnen for summer work in various lo calities. Free course in sales maniship, healthy ou ts id e work, remuneration" abo9pe ai erage. Write FULLER BRUSH Co., Greensboro, N. C., for particulars. i~ O U u COLLEG /a Coah ex nrght wo and rihe Carolina issue theflo gse-e Universty andweihop your a herewillbepeasat oan full of inteteestes Dosr dfeatd FKrr, A W -2 I~rice-Badhan deeate mengd you'reyourtcog?" summer wockonhveri.uWilo calites. ee c ue 5h saos manhip helth oand ida e: work, rae u..1ation anov . v-s, Page Ni6 Events Track Finals Will Be Run Off To-day Sixty Boys, Thirty Girls Play Tennis In State Meet More than two hundred athletes rom high schools in all parts of he state are competing here this veek-end for honors in two track neets for boys and two tennis ournanients, for boys and girls, vhich are being sponsored by the outh Carolina State High School ,eague in cooperation with the Jniversity of South Carolina. Finals in the Class A track meet xill be held on Melton field this ifternoon at 3:00) o'clock, the pre liminaries having been completed iis morning. Columbia High School will defend the champion ,hip of this division, which it has ield for five consecutive years, against teams from Charleston, Spartanburg, Conway, and Ander 5On. The track meet for Classes B and C was held yesterday with repre sentatives from 32 schools com peting. Thornwell Orphanage, which stepped out of its class to de feat Columbia High this year, was defending its championship in that neet. Some sixty boys began competi tion Wednesday in the biggest state high school tennis tournament ever held here. DuPre, of Spartanburg, was seeded No. 1, and Turner, of Dreher in Columbia, was ranked No. 2 in this tourney which re quires six rounds. The prelimi nary rounds of the tennis meet are being held at Forest Lake and Ridgewood Clubs; but the scene for the finals has not been an nounced, there being a possibility that the match will be at the Uni versity. The finals for both sin gles and doubles will be held Sat uiday. In the girls' tennis tournament which 'is being liveld on the Univer sity courts, thirty singles entries and eighteen doubles teams began play Wednesday. T IE ME N a dozen different ways. Cooler than ever. Dollars less in cost igo-thait's just part of the story Palmi Beach Suits. For the rest, e'orite clothier today. Have him he unique features of genuine Still time to write a statement or less answering this question: *E MEN PREFER 'S AND SLACKS? statements win ten awards: A RD.... .. . ...$100 WA RD . .. . . $50 A RD-. . . . . $25 LWA RD... . .....$15 DS E ACH OF . . . $10 AWA RDS IN T HE EV ENT OF TIES enrolled in a recognised American iveruity are eligible. Letters must be t later than May 31--and must con ~ge, class and name of your favorite ers will be notified by mail after -e sure to state your miling address e. Selections by Contest Editol will and contestants. Entries, contentes tin become property of >MPANY - CINCINNA4TI, OIO 1475 e Eveniag Formels $iS.0