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Intra Boxers Windup In S At Gym; Cagers Ne Rifles, ROTC, KS, 2nd F1 And Sigma Chi Undefea The annual spring intra-ini und boxing are heading into ti will fal' Monday with nine boul ing their preliminary warmups eight teams will begin soon. In the preliminaries six boutsi wel out-slugged his opponent, W. H. M In the next bout Elliot McCan leather for his opponent and won Pennell, also in the 145 pound wei In the 155-pound bout R. L. Axc Polimeras as the bout was stopped Fireworks burst loose in the ne: out with Dewey Jackson in the 155 In the 165 pound weight John R but could not continue at the pac< opponent, Joe Wright. In the unlimited division Bill Mi out a clear victory over John Mar Three semi-final bouts were run opener Mel Herman copped a dec rounds. Billy Hayes then won from Bos In the last and best fight of tf Hanna colided. O'Hara showed t to the win. Finals On ' The finals of the annual scrappi House at 8 o'clock. Nine bouts ar J. H. Snathers will meet M. May W. Love tangles with V. Hooper L. Blackman will meet R. Davis i W. Shirley will meet Mel Hermar Elliot "Toothbrush" MacCants ta division. Bill O'Hara meets R. L. Axon ir Knute Delk tangles with Joe Wril L. Jowers meets Ernie Bauer in The unlimited fight pits Tom St Basketball Nea In both 'the Field House and the mural basketball tourney is headin eight teams. Hart of the Rifles is at present le. has accumulated 57 points. The undefeated teams remaining Rifles. The Rifles have won five ga FINE GRAIN DEVELOPING AND PRINTING AND ENLARGING ?ilms And All Other Supplies For Amateurs Avery and Harvey 1116 Taylor :-: Oolumbia < S S I LARGEST SELECTION MEN'S Cage Iugfests Monday or End of Tilts oor, West Preston ted In Tournament ital tournaments in basketball ie roundup. The boxing finals s on deck. The cagers are end and the eliminations of the top *e held. In the opener Billy Hayes filburn in the 145 pound class. ts showed to much power in the by a clear decision over M. M. ght. n punched a T. K. 0. over George at the end of the second. t bout as Hugh Hanna slugged it division. Hanna won the decision. Lidisill started off like a house afire, he set. The deci'sion went to his Iner showed fine form in scrapping in. off yesterday at the gym. In the :ision over Axel after a fast three well. e evening Bill O'Hara and Hugh oo muc-h experience and scrapped ap Monday ngs will fall Monday in the Field e on tap for the entertainment. er in the 115 class. in the 120 division. n the 127 class. in the 135 class. ngles with Billy Hayes in the 145 the 155 class. Kht in the 165 division. the light heavyweight division. venson against Bill Milner. -s Eliminations University Gym the annual intra g for the eliminations of the top ding the scorers in the jousts. He in the tournament are led try the mes in competition in this torney. Whenever Look You For This Shop Emblem Columbia Merchants Association Lubrication - Washing Road Service USC's OWN E 8S8O SERVICE 0 Caughman & Bush Sumter and Pendleton Sts. Phone 7193 SLACKS sark Skin - Gabardine Creivontes - Flannel $3.95 - $4.95 - $5.95 .ACK SUITS ong and Short Sleeves $2.95 To $4.95 ORT COATS $9.95 To $15.00 Latest Spring Styles And Colors IN SOUTH CAROLINA K'S STORE rs An The above three track stars will bi were the outstanding against Furma Joe Krivonak, left, really tossed ti cuss and the shot put. Mac Riley, center, took two firsts was the distance man deluxe, and w: Blakley Wins Intra Swimming Crown At University Pool McCullough And Lofton Win 2nd And 3rd Spots; Varsity Swimmers Judge Bobby Blakley, Carolina fresh man, emerged from the University natatorium with top honors in the intra-mural swimming jousts held last Wednesday. In second place "Moon" McCullough came out with soaking colors with the total of 16 points. "Geech" Lofton placed in events to total up to 11 and carry third place honors. Around twenty-five athletes com peted in the events. All the events were run off by members of this years varsity swimming team. Willis Beall judged in the diving. Bob Harris, Roger Kirk and Burt Allan judged in the free style events and all of the dashes. Carolina's dld library is exactly 101 years old. Columbia Office Supply Co. PRINTING COMMERCIAL STATIONERY OFFICE EQUIPMENT 1112 Lady St. , Phone 5163 CAROLINA ENGRAVING CO. COLUMD3IA.S.C. 4 Oneyu era alr * Oecaue youwer tailor-d fits better, looks smarter, is more comfortable, gives you greater clothing satisfaction for your dollar... * And - in the lo.,g run - costs no morel Boyd Johnson 26-28 Arcade Bldg. d Bo Ready For Davidson depended upon heavily tomorrow n last Saturday. Each of them gari ie weights against the Purple Hurri in the dashes, the 100 yard and thi mn both the mile and two mile stret< Ends Career 6R Joe Patrone, above, of Niles, Ohio, one of the most consci entious and hardest working athletes ever to enroll at South Carolina has dropped baseball, thus writing finis to a brilliant career in collegiate athletics. In addition to his gridirori and diamond activities Joe is presi dent of the Block "C" club at Carolina. He recently organized the first bowling team in the history of the University. Juvenile, Dell Robia int and other Specialties, 25c to $7.50 Remember Her on Ea Wi NORRIS OR FINF C We pack and mail FRE Delivery in city FRE EASTER ECKI xers by Coach Sterling Dupree. They ered two first place positions. cane and won first place in the dis 220 yard runs. "Spec" Evatt, right, :hes. Coed Rifle Team Organized By Nash And Frank Hoskins Pennington And Former Chief Petty Officers In Charge Of Range Firing The University of South Carolina is soon going to have a co-ed rifle team to represent the school in meets with other schools. The coaches and organizers of the team are John Nash and Frank Hoskins. Both coaches have high hopes that the team will be a suc cess. Eliminations for positions on the team will be held today at the prac tice gallery in the gym. Chief petty officers of the ROTC stationed here, Pennington and Farmer, are in charge of range fir ing. The girls competing for the team are: Jane Cox, Lavinia Lyles, Marion Marsher, Betts Gawler, Ann Gregory, Betty Boinneau, Paulette West, Harriet Williamson, Jean Moore, Alice Conaway and Lil Ward. The Jewel Box, Inc. 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Jane, a Junior in academic work from Orangeburg, went to the semi finals in the same tournament last year, losing to Jane Cothran of Greenville. Miss Cothran will not compete this year. Since then Miss Crum has been coming fast as her play in the Flor ida Winter Tournaments will attest. She is about ready to take her place among the elite of golfdom. One of her winter victories was over Elizabeth Hicks of California, an established star. Justifying her role as favorite was her first days play in the qualifying round. Jane combatted a very wet course which hampered her putting. Jane nevertheless tied for medalist honors. Match play began Wednesday, and the entire student body is hop ing that the popular co-ed will add another trophy to her growing col lection. IT'S A the natioal..u evening wear. odd slacks for slacks with od< ety. It's the we tile suit-and i the easy-feelin at your clothie: and deep tonef Palm Beach Eve; jacket and black Beach Slacks, $5. makers-the neu WVeighe-top vaJ worsted suits, $25 GOODALL COMPi $3250 Prim 'End Lose Hard Aligators ntinue Win Streak; eat In Three Starts ofina Tennis Team entered their ioi this week. and are currently lone defeat. niecock racket swingers downed of Iowa 7-0. The birds slashed ball in winning. 0 In the second fray the Bird court men met the College of Charleston and set them down to the tune of 6-1. The results of the dual with Flor ida are: Brose (SC) defeated Dye (F) 2-6, 6-0, 6-0. McLaurin (SC) defeated Osgood (F) 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. Manning (F) defeated Dennis (SC) 6-1, 6-2. Threadgill (F) defeated Hill (SC) 6-4, 6-0. Cates (F) defeated Mims (SC) 6-4, 6-2. Brose and Hill (SC) defeated Osgood and Threadgill (F) 6-4, 6-2. Manning and Cates (F) defeated Dennis and McLaurin (SC) 6-2, 4-6, 11-9. 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