The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 13, 1940, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Birds
Bird Offensive
Blasts Bulldogs
For Third Win
Eight Seniors Close
Gridiron Careers
In Brilliant Victory
The Gamecock gridders closed their
'40 gridiron season by bowling over
the Blue and White clad cadets of
the Citadel 31-6. Eight Birds closed
their careers in the Garnet and Black
colors, as the Birds showed entirely
too much power for the outclassed
future "looies".
Joe Patrone, Bird senior guard
closed his career in *the hackneyed
"blaze of glory" as he covered a Cit
adel fumble on their 25, setting the
Birds sights on the pay dirt line
which came two plays later as "De
Jeep" Urban took the ball on an end
around and pranced 25 yards to score
the first six points of the game. Ar
rowsmith added the placement.
"Hedge" Stars
Announcing himself as the star of
the game was "Hedge" Arrowsmith,
who added seven points to the Game
cock total of the evening and also did
some of the prettiest running of the
setto.
The cadets came right mack at the
Birds when they put on a sustained
drive which started on their own 15
and didn't end until Gold punched
over from about the one yard line.
After this growling of the Bull
dogs died away it was field day for
the Carolinians as Enright subbed
frequently and every one of the Birds
saw service.
Grygo Scores Two
The next Bird score was set up
on an end around by Lytle, Grygo
drove the ball over. The half
opened up and so did Arrowsmith, as
he galloped over the double line soon
after the referee's whistle sounded the
opening of thehalf.
Urban's end around set up another
score for the Birds over the tired
Bulldogs. Grygo made his total count
12 points as he stepped away from
pawing cadets. The final score of the
game came when Roskie, to be
watched back of the "next year" on
a beautiful' play off tackle broke
through several would be tacklers,
sidestepped the secondary and raced
over the goal line, the play went for
43 yards, the longest run of the day.
Bulldogs Outstanding '
For the Bulldogs outstanding lines
men were Ritchie Belser and "Kong"
Shealy at guards, and Wolf at tack
le. In their backfield it was Bol
duc and tiny Hank Foster all the
way.
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Girls' Intramural
Volley Ball Starts
Schedule Announced;
Cup Given To Finalists
The Girl's Intramural Volley Ball
Tournament will be held Monday,
Tuesday, and Wednesday, December
16, 17, and 18 in the Gym. The time
set for the contests each afternoon is
4:15.
Each sorority has one team and
the non-sorority girls have a team.
On Monday afternoon Kappa Delta
play the non-sorority girls, Tri Del
tas play ADPI's, Delta Zetas play
Pi Phi's, and Chi Omegas play
Zeta Tau Alphas. The winner in
each of these contests play in the
semi-finals on Tuesday afternoon.
The finals will be played on Wed
nesday afternoon and the winner of
the tournament declared. A silver
cup will be awarded the winning
team. The Pi Phi's hold the cup at
present. If a team should win the
cup three years in succession it au
tomatically becomes theirs.. for good.
Nancy Padgett is chairman of the
tournament and assisting her is Bet
ty Whitaker. Martha Smith is pub
licity manager.
The referee is Miss Nancy Pope
and assisting her will be Miss Verd
Anna Peterson.
Jaycees Sponsor
High All-Star
Football Game
High school all-stars gathered
from every corner of this state have
been staying in the University Field
House for the past week. Tonight
they go up against the all-star squad
picked from the five high schools of
Columbia proper.
The game will be played on Mel
ton Field at 8:00 and will probably
prove to be one of the best high
school fracas ever presented in
South Carolina.
Coach Bill Clark of Sumter is the
head coach of the state all-stars and
has assembled one of the most prom
ising squads of material ever seen
in Columbia.
In the Bird line, it was "Bobo"
Carter, Louis Sossamon, "Jeep" Ur
ban, Hatkevich, and the whole works
played good ball. The same holds
true for the backfield.
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sary. Also, any ten (10) members of
the student body, upon signing a
petition to the student council, shall
have the right to call such a meet
ing. The president shall preside
over all meetings of the student
body. The president shall be ex-of
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cil, shall preside at its meetings, and
shall be entitled to a vote in the
proceedings in case of a tie vote in
that body. The president may call
special meetings. of the student
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charge all other duties incidental
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the first vice-president of the stu
dent body to assist the president in
the discharge of his duties and to
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the second vice-president of the stu
dent body to assist the first vice
president in the discharge of his
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sence of that officer. She shall serve
as ex officio second vice-president
of the student council and shall
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or pertaining to that office.
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and student council.
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Section 1. The governing power
of this organization shall be vested
in the student council.
Section 2. The student council
shall consist of fifteen (15) mem
bers, of whom the president of the
student body shall be ex officio
president, the first vice-president
shall be ex officio vice-president, the
second vice-president shall be ex
officio second vice-president, and
the secretary-treasurer of the stu
dent body shall be ex officio secre
tary-treasurer. The remainder shall
be constituted as follows: President
of the Law Federation, Chairman
of the Honor Council, President of
the Co-ed Association, Presidents
of the four academic classes, and
one representative from each of the
four literary societies.
Section 3. Each class shall have
the following officers: president,
vice-president, secretary-treasurer,
and historian. .
Section 4. The social cabinet shall
be composed of three (3) students
elected from the student body at
large, and two (2) faculty members
to be appointed each year by the
president of the University. The
social cabinet shall conduct such ac
tivities as the Committee on Social
Affairs deems advisable. Further, it
shall be responsible for the May
Queen coronation and the May
Queen ball.
Section 5. The student body shall
elect two (2) of its members te
represent it on the athletic advisory
board.
Section 6. No student, while en
rolled at the University shall be al
lowed to hold more than one of the
following offices: president, first
vice-president, second vice-presi
dent, and secretary-treasurer of the
student body, and president of the
junior and senior classes; nor shall
any student hold any of the above
offices while serving in any of the
following capacities: editor and bus
iness manager of the Garnet and
Black and editor and business man
ager of the Gamecock.
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Section 1. All powers herein
enumerated shall be vested in the
student council.
Section 2. The new student coun
cil shall meet the first Tuesday in
May. The student council shall
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by the student council. Special
meetings shall be held at the call of
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the student council there shall be
personal notification to all members
at least twenty-four hours preced
ing such meeting. The council shall
have the power to determine its
rules of procedure except that it
shall take no action unless a ma
jority of its membership is present
exclusive of the president of the stu
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student council shall be elected for
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elective offices shall be filled by a
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member so expelled shall not be
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shall be considered the standing ex
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body. It shall have the power to
appoint temporary committees for
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properly within the power of the
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of the Citadel and Vake Forest
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benefit of Miss Peggy Bailey who
was injured in the Pi Phi-Tri Delt
co-ed football game.
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will be over in approximately one
hour, thus giving patrons time to
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renewed this week, and members of
the coaching staff will be introduced.
Members of the Block "C" Club
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cordially invited to attend.
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