The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 20, 1942, Page Page Five, Image 5
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BASEBALL
This Monday afternoor
glimpse of the '42 edition
lina team plays host to tl
opening game of the seaso
Jeep Rogers, newcom
the starting mound role,
in one-two-three order.
Besides Rogers, Petosk<
veteran from last year's sg
left-hander Ray Player, M
Player and Stark are forn
valuable to Petoskey this
B
The fight for the bact
and Bruce Tate, and th
ing post for the first fevu
b fill the vanancy left b3
Rhoden was the Bird's
slump late last spring.
year, looks like a good
THREI
Ken Roskie, Carlyle Ho
veteran infielders to take t
Hyman will take over thi
over to seconl base this
will be playing his second
base.
The probable Ptarting
Dunham in left field, Jol
ner in right field.
Coach Ted Petoskey 1
nine this season, nine of t
cocks play two games wit
and then go to Camden tc
League on 26th. The Bi
and play the Double AA
The Schedule:
March 23-Duke at (
" 24-Duke at (
" 26-Toronto a
" 27-Toronto a
" 30-Erskine at
April 1-P. C. at C
" 3-Open
" 6-Wofford a
" 7-Furman a
" 10-Wake For
" i-N. C. Stat
" 13-Univ. of I
" 14-Duke at I
" 17-P. C. at C
" 21-Newberry
" 24-Clemsona
"25-Erskine as
" 29-Furman a
May 2-Newberry
" 5-Wofford
" 8-Clemson a
IN'T
Next Tuesday afternoor
program at the Universit3
that each fraternity and
council. It will be the<
draw up a charter and a:
governed by next year.
council for next ycar, whi
* The purpose of the,:
eligibility rules and try
intra-mural set-up. A
t duty it will be to hear a
and tenements.
Another aim of the cot
that has been lacking in
team into competition, he
The idea behind a pc
to participate. A troph
year having the most p
We think that this prop
believe that it will put m.
FINE
Last Saturday aftern
'42 spring grid practice,
by coaches Twomey an<
by Petoskey and Johns
Visiting BAM club muer
man backs, namely, Ruthi
was particularly impressi
long should help Caroline
Rutland and Paschal
Halsall coming through
Next year at the ends,
two senior ends, Leitner
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USHERS IN SPRING SPORTS
, Carolina baseball fans will get their first
of the Gamecock diamond crew, as the Caro
ic Duke Blue Devils on Melton Field in the
n for both clubs.
er to the Ganiecock nine, will probably get
as he attempts to set the Duke batters down
y has a starting pitcher in George Crawford,
uad. In the reserve spot, Coach Petoskey has
uddy Mills and Marcus Stark to fill in. Both
.ier American Legion pitchers, and will be in
year.
EHIND THE PLATE
stop post, seems to be between Kay Kirven
-se two will probably alternate at the catch
games. These two candidates are trying to
Graham Rhoden, last year's ace catcher.
top hitter year before last, but went into a
Tate, who did some catching in spots last
bet from this corner.
! VETERAN INFIELDERS
lladay and Van Earl Fillingim will be the three
he field against the Duke nine Monday. Waldo
-d base duties. Petoskey has moved Fillingim
ear to take Junic Hymson's place. Holladay
year at shortstop, as will Ken Roskie at first
fly chasers for Monday's game will be Earl
in Leitner in the center garden and Bill Mill
IINE HOME GAMES
as scheduled twenty games for the Carolina
hem being played on Melton Feld. The Game
h the Dukes on March 23 and 24 in Columbia,
take on the Toronto club of the International
rds hop right back to Columbia the next day,
club in their second game with them.
olumbia
,olumbia
t Camden
t Cojumbia
Columbia
linton
t Spartanburg
t Greenville
est at Wake Forest
e at Raleigh
F. C. at Chapel Hill
)urham
olumbia
at Columbia
Lt Clemson
Erskine
t Columbia
at Newberry
Lt Columbia
t Columbia
RA-MURAL COUNCIL
in Coach Rex Ena ight's officc, the intra-miural
will be revised. Coach Enright has requested
each tenement elect a representative for thc
uty of these representatives next Truesday tc
~et of rules that, the intra-mural council will be
Those attending the meeting will make up the
clh will be under the direction of Enright.
ieW council will be to draw up a new set of
to remedy some of the evils in the present
:ommittee on protests will be formed, whose
ny complaint from the competing fraternities
ncil will be to set up a definite point system,
he past. If a fraternity or tenement enters a
will be given a certain number of points.
int system will be to encourage more teams
y will be awarded the team at the end of the
:>ints in all intra-mural sports.
osedl council will indeed be a forward step, and
re emphasis on intra-mural participation.
FOOTBALL PROSPECTS
on, Carolina drew down the curtain on its
and when It was all over, the Reds, coached
I Tredaway, had whipped the Blacks;' piloted
on, 19-6.
ibers got an eye full of some impressive fresh
Lnd, Paschial and Herlong. H-erlor'g's punting
ie. If the freshman rule goes through, Her
's punting department no end.
hould help the Bird's passing next year, with
with some good running.
the Gamecocks should be well fortified with
nd Nowak returning.
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Renews Rivalry
Rogers or Player
To Pitch For Birds;
Five Veterans Are Lost
Monday afternoon at 4:00 p. m.
a fellow dressed in a blue serge suih
with a short billed caR will yell "play
ball," and the University of Soutli
Carolina baseball nine will trot oui
on the field to oppose Duke Univer
sity in the opening dual on the Caro
lina schedule.
Last year a galaxy of errors, ank
lack of hitting power on the part ol
the Birds set them down 5 to 9 be
fore the might at the plate of th<
Blue Devils.
This year the Gamecocks are with.
out the services of Joe Grugan, Ju
nie lynson, Graham Rhoden, Sunn3
Aycock and Angelo DeMario. Lasi
year Grugan was the mound stai
for the Birds.
"Jeep" Rogers or Ray Player' wil
see service in the pitching deoirt
ment againt the Duke nine. Vet
eran Player is a southpaw wi'.h val
uable experience. Rogers is a cuiv4
ball artist with plenty of steam.
The pitching staff is rounded ou
by Gus Crawford another veteran
and Marcus Stark. Both these ace
are right handers.
Coach Ted Petoskey declared tha
the team was not in top condition fo
the game. Added to the loss of si)
last year veterans is the loss of Kei
Roskie through ineligibility.
After the Monday tangle with th,
Duke Blue Devils the squads will res
for a night and play again Tuesda
evening on Melton Field. Oi
Thursday and Friday, March 19 an<
20 the Birds will play the Toront<
Maple Leafs. The professional clul
is training in Camden for the 194;
baseball season. They will coln
to Columbia for the first game, an4
the Birds will return the visit Fri
day.
1The start:g li:1up of the Bird
Monday is: Waldo llyman 3B; Car
lyle 1l1oliday SS; Van Earl Fillii
gini 213; Bobby George 1B; "Slier
iff" Dunham LF; John Leitner CF
Bill Milner RF; Bruce Tate C; an
"Jeep" Rogers or Ray Player P.
Intra Basketball
Into Second Week
Four Games Scheduled
This Afternoon, Night
Intra-mural basketball continued i
its second week at the University o
South Carolina, wvith four games t<
be played today.
WVednesday night, tenement 10-1;
kept up their winning ways, witha
11.-1 victory over the Sigma Nu tean
After tihe tenement 10-12 Sigma
Nu game, Phi Lambda Phi adminis
tered a 25-21 licking on the SAE's
Another close game was playe<
after this setto, as the Phi Epsilo
Pi team came through wvith their sec
ond triumph of the current intra
mural basketball season. Phi Epsilos
Pi w m the game 18-16 ill the las
fewv minutes from the Kappa Sigs
it was the Kappa Sigs first loss o
the season. In their game last wee
they won from the tenement 24%, 20
13.
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Intro Boxing Goes -
Into Second Kound L
This Afternoon 4:30
Another Intra Boxing
Tournament to be Held
After Spring Holidays
The second round of the colorful
intra-mural boxing tournament will
be fought this afternoon at 4:30 in
the gymnasium. The finals will be
held next Friday.
The second round will consist of
four bouts. Three close matches
raised the curtain of the annual
tournament last Tuesday afternoon.
Because of the small entry list of
the present tournament, a bigger
and better event will get under way
immediately after the spring holi
days and every boy enrolled in the
University, both experienced and in- -
experienced, is asked to enter.
The expanded tourney will in
clude two divisions, the A and B
classes. The A meet will be for ex
perienced boxers and all boys in
the present run-off will enter this
class. Contestants who are boxing
for the first time will be registered
in the B division.
Last Tuesday, Clarence DeLoach
was awarded a close decision over
Kahalay in the 155-pound class;
Willis won over Lyles in a 1:5
pound bout; and Robinson receivedI
a slim verdict over Atkinson in
another 155.
This afternoon, there will be two <
1:15-pound matches: Moore vs. Wil
lis and Dittler vs. Rhett. Also two
155-pound matches will be held:
DeLoach vs. Hannah and Robin
son vs. Henderson.
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Jonday afternoon and the Sigma
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Ompetition in several events, less
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Last Friday's results: 880 yard
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Freshmen Almost Steal
The Show From Regulars
Shovng a better scoring punch
han-in many years, the Gamecock
ootball team closed spring prac
ice last Saturday with the annual
nter-squad game. The Reds won.
.9 to 6.
Led by the booming punts and
md sweeps of Hettis Herlong and
he bullet, bulls-eye passing of Billy
[utland, the Red team smashed
ver three touchdowns to the hap
ess Blacks' one.
Aspects of the game: scoring
)ower improved; defensive work
iolds its own; pass defense im
)roved; p6inting definitely better;
,xtra points still in a rut; vat-sit)
:an certainly use several of the
rosh bright spots.
Freshmen almost stole the show.
N couple of high flying halfbacks,
Billy Rutland and Bettis Herlong,
nade the old timers take notice.
Iferlong showed that he was the
)est punter to wear the Garnet and
Black in several years. Rutland was
mnerring in his short, bullet passes.
A couple of the receivers seemed
to have trouble holding on.
The Red players: Leitner, George,
Bauer, Sossamon, Norman, Black,
Mdote, McMillan, Rutland, Herlong,
iidenan, Cantore, Johnson, Couch,
Alexander, Stein. Nixon, Fusci,
loyd, Shibarro, Lane, and Killings
vorth.
The Black players: Harrison, Al
en, N ilner, Funderburk, Long,
M iddlebrooks, Nowak, O'Harra,
Halsall. Little, Rice, MlcDonald,
Plyler, Paschal, Tominichi, Snoddy.
Ross, Neeley, Coleman, Stevenson,
Dunham, Sanders, and Laval.
Ted Twomey and Charlie Tread
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