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~BIRD( Remaining Floor Tilts Announced Game With Newberry Only Other Home Game The schedule of rentaining Ralles for the Gamecockt has beeni revised since - its I'it publication. The Gamecocks are in the midst of a sensational win streak aid, with their ability, should go through this schedule in a most worthy fashion. After Tuesday's doubleheader with the College and the Columbia Army Air Base, the schedule for the remainder of the season, as an tounced by coach Rex F.nright, in cludes games with such tough foes as Wake Forest, UNC, and The Citadel. The schedule: February 13, Clemson at Clemson. February 15, P. C. at Clinton. February 16, Newberry at Colum bia. February 17, Shaw Field at Sum ter. February 19, Wake Forest at Raleigh. February 20, U. N. C. at Chapel Hill. February 26, College of Charles ton at Charleston. Febrary 27, The Citadel at Charleston. March 5 and 6, Southern Con ference tournament. Carolina Football Team Gives Blood The entire Carolina football team has volunteered a pint of blood from each of its mei.bers. This gener1ous1 and very patriotic contrihition to the blood bank will substatially increase the supply of blood needed on battlefields around the world. These are the members of the squad who are volunteering their blood: 'Martin Black, James T. Funderhurk. .ouis Sossanon, Bruce Tate, Bill Xlihner, Neil Allen, F.rnest Bauer, Jiulian l.oig. Phil .ane. Herb Conan, Frank Chibarro, lIar old Middlebrooks, George McDlon aid, Jack Keenan, Tom SteveW.on, D1om001inick Fuici, John I eitner. Skimp I larri.son. John Pickett, Kelly Mote, Bill Neeley, Fred nnodriy Mouse Ialsall, Tom Cole rnan, Glen Rice, Phil Cantore, Ken Roskie, Bob Sideman. E.ari Dum ham, Mill McMillan, Bob O'lara, and Francis Nevils. ! F We Carry a Complete Stock of SHAIFFER'S - PARKER'S WATERMAN'S 0 FOUNTAIN PENS Also e good cheap pen for $1; Leather brief cases $2.50 to $5; Leather note books 65c to $3. The R. 1. Bryan Company 1440 MAIN STREET Asything Needed In The Classroom STrUDENTS - . We Are Alw< SERVE *Cold- Drinks *Sandwiches *Cigarettes *School Suppli Laundry And Servi< * TheCi SSE Gym To Be Harder, Including Jujitsu And Obstacle Run The University of South Carolina has adopted this semester a new ac celerated phy%*sical education pro gran tinder which every male stu dent at the university vith few ex. ceptions must enroll for classes ic phyvsica.'4l tiaiining. A prograi similar to the one used last semester has been set up for thc department this semester, Coacl1 Frank De Mars announced this week. Students will be required to rut1 one-half mile on ifelton field track within a certain time limit before the semester is over. This time for the half mile run has not been de termined yet and will depend upon the present average in the classes, Ilowever, the requirements will probably be one-half mile in two minutes and thirty seconds. This limit, of course, will be changed at the discr-tion of the coach. Advance training in boxing will be given this semester. Some in struction in this line was given in the first semester. This semester, houts will be staged and each stu dent will be required to defend him self. Rough and tumble, including jujitsu and American wrestling, will be taught in the new program, F.ach student will be required to acquire a certain proficiency. An obstacle course has been started on Melton field and students wvill be required to go through this course in a certain time limit, De Mars said. Calisthenics and various exercises will be continued. A new feature of the physical edu cation classes this semester is in struction in infaiitrY drill and the ability to give co1mm1ands. This training has already been started, and will be emphasized throughout the semester, DeMars said. * Two swimming classes have been arranged at 9 and .1- o'clock on M W F. Chief Arthur Fourier said, "classes are conducted on a pro. gressive basis and as soon as a stu dent learns to swim he is placed back in the regular physical educa tion classes." Namesakes In Gym The new accelerated physical educ:tion prngram at the univer sity of South Carolina has all of the trinimings, that a military class in physical education should have, including the names of some of the greatest of Anmer*ia generals, Coach Artliur Fourier said today. Registered for clas ses ini physical education at tile university this se lmester are students by thle names, Washington, Robert E. Lee, Davis, Crochett. Sheridan, and Jackson. linwever, Fourier said, the names of the great generals are not re sponsible for the military' training and drill offered in university p)hysical education classes this se meter. iys Ready To Dry Cleaning :e At inteen TAS CON[ Martin And Riddle, Frosh Start, Lead In State Scoring Conference Progresses Furiously As Scoring Leaders Swap Places The scramble for the honor oi being the high scorer in the statt and in the Conference is in furious progress. The Gamecocks are rep resented in this scramble by twc starring freshnen, Henry Martiv and Furman Riddle. The results of the Tuesday after noon game with the College ol Charleston Maroons place Bartin in second place in the state scoring records with 119 points. le dis places P. C.'s Parrish who has bul 106 points to his credit which ranks him third. Furman Riddle, nick naied "Cobra", is only slightly be hind with 104 points. Only points nmade against intrastate collegiate competition are recorded in this ac countimg. Marion Craig, Clemson's bid for honors in the scoring field, still leads with 142 points which he racked up in t0 gamnes. Ph'lil Canitore has launched his goail'iooting campaignl by3 swishiing the net for a total of 14 points in the first game in which he appeared as a regular. These points werc madle against the College of Charles Riddle has dIropped through the highest score for a single game, Martin has made the second highest score, aiid Brogden ranks third. Againist D)avidson Riddle totalled 23 points, Martin 2(0, and Hlrogden 17 H owever, Martin has also scored 1I! markers to lead in another game with this samte team. Middlebrooks And 'Sossamon Join Nov Louis Sossamoni, the Universit.y of South Carolina's all-America, football center, has joiined the stafi of the Naval P're-tlight School, Sossamion, who finished the univer sity at mid-year, has already taken upI his new dtities. Sossamotn madle an excellent record at Carolina. lie was all-coi iereince center for two years, all state, aind crownied his football career by being selected on the Associated Press all-Amiericani sec ond team. Having abilities othei thatn athletic, he was also president of the student body, vice-president of the Block C club, and vice-pres idenit of Blue Key. Tfhis briings to an end a decade of playing together for Sossamon and Middllebrooks. The two boys be ganl playing football together on the sandlots of Gaffney. They then went through B-team, high school var sity', and, tinally, the varsity tean at Carolina. As a fitting finale, they enided this record by playing their last game together on the South Carolina all-star team that defeated the North Carolina all-stars in the Carolina Bowl game in De cc mber. Game iloek IN Our Basketba Intramural Cagers Begin Competition The representatives of six intra mural basketball teams met at the Athletic Office on Monday after noon to discuss and formulate rules for the intramural basketball season. "We are short-handed this year," says Coach Enright, "and, therefore ask the cooperation of all who are interested in the success of the pro gram." All teams must have filed notice of their intention to enter the com petition with the Athletic Office not later than last night and lists of individual players must be in by Monday. Each team may register no more than twelve players; those not registered will not be considered eligible to play. Each tenement or fraternity may enter a team, but two or more tenements will not be al lowed to combine. The Field House or the Gym nasium will be open at night for the purpose of permitting practice ses sions by the teams. Showers will be provided, but players are asked to provide their own towels." The use of the Field house and the showers is granted on the condition that someone assume the responsibility of cutting off the showers, of turn ing off lights, etc. on each night these facilities are used," Coach En right warns. A schedule of the games will be p)osted in the Canteen and will also be published in The Gamecock. A schedule of practice sessions wvill b)e wvorked out if the Field House is too crowded on practice nights. Teams having representatives at the meeting included four fraterni ties. These wvere SAE, KS, PiEP, and SN. Only two tenements had representation. These were ten. .to and ten. I'l. * IT'S THE BIRDIE, Remember when a photograpi promise that a canary would here's another photographer -another kind of birdie - the U. S. Currency. This is strictly not the rari when we say that we need a r hon photographs. Here's the k that isn't too tough, is plenty on to a fashion career, or to!a So, whip out your camera, snapshot--jot your measureme you know what the birdie thir RAY McCARTHY 1841 BROADWAY FOR 35 YEARS CAI WOMEN HAVE BI BIHARI'S RI (Air ee Special Luncheons ai 1229 Hampton Street-A Few JEROME F. BINA Scot 0' ill Cham ions F Gamecocks Secure Grasp More Firmly On SC State Title GW, Birds Deadlocked For Second Position In Southern Conference The Gamecocks are well out in front of the other colleges in the state race and are seemingly well entrenched in second position in the Conference standings. In the state, the Blue Hosemen from P. C. have played more games with other state teams than any other college in the state, winning 7 and losing 3 to rank second in the standing. Clemson, The Citadel, and Wofford have each broken even in state competition. In the Conference race the Colonials of George Washington are tied with the Gamecocks for second place. However, Duke has won 6 w!'ile losing 1 and holds first p)lace. The. Bird ballhawks have won 4 and lost 'while The Citadel has a record of 'wins and 1 loss. The top fhve teams in the state rank in this manner: W L PF PA le mson C.............. 0 : 4s f5ite3 P. oTo................. e 5 11 : 7o Citadel.................. 1 1 9t0 82 The top five teams in the South ern Conference are listed: Duke ................... 6 1 410 356 Cit adel ................ 3 i iso 1 -,' W. andI M......... 4 2 156 170 From these stat istics it is evident that the Ganmecocks are one~ of the highest scoring teams in the state andl Conference, averaging fronm 45 to 60 points per game. NOT THE BIRD oer tried to tempt you with the fly out of his camera? Well, wvho wants to tempt you with good old double eagle of e-ma-tazz--we're not kidding umber of fresh faces for fash nock of opportunity for work vell-paid, and that may lead toge or movie work. my beauties, and send us a nts on the back of it. We'll let ks. ORGANIZATION NEW YORK, N. Y. COLINA MEN AND EN MEETING AT ESTAU RANTL id Suppers From 40c Doors From Telephone Bldg. RI. Cerellma-'32 J FE R Courtesy The Columbia Record Bill Graham Rolls High In Frat Meet The Inter-Fraternity Bowling League met on February 10 for it tenth afternoon of competition ai the Capitol Bowling Center. Bill Graham of P.K roiied hig' game of the afternoon with a total of 126 pins. ATO, although winning three games, failed to improve its stand ing in the league. Other teams winning three ganie; were: PEP, PKS and PSK. The standing through this meeting are as follows: Team Won Loz 1. P E P ..............21 P K S .................................21 v 2. PSK ............................20 It 3. SA E .............................. i t r 4. S N............ ........i.; a 5. P N .................................... 1 4 . PKA -......... ......... 14 1 7. A TO .......... ...... 2 Buy T Q.P.O. S W hile You 100% All.Wool SUITS for only........ 100%/ AIl-Wool Topeo 100/% All-WooI Loafel Slacks ............. 1426 h Page Seven NCE Gamecocks Down 6 To Advance In Rank Martin And Riddle Lead In Total Points Scored After losing to Georgia Tech on january 9 by a score of 33-23 and to Davidson on January 1;, the red hot Gamecocks have won every game since that date and have ad vanced five votches to second place in the Southern Conference stand ing'. 'I he amrecocks turned back the Bulldogs from The Citadel, 47-41 in their first appearance on the courts since timeout was taken for exams. On the next night, Febru ary 3, they staged a revenging upset of the powerful Davidson Wildcats in a free-scoring game, 69-54. Clem son was the victim of a basket bar rage by the Birds as the Gamecocks won 4,-:in. This game occurred on Februarv 4 as the ba,keteers wound up a most successful week. The tornado of victories contin ued into this week as Shaw Field bowed before the slashing attack of the Birds, 65-42 on Monday night while the Maroons from the Col lege of Charlecton were blown over oil Tueday afternoon by the score of 50-:14 and, on Tuesday night, dropped the ambitious Davenport Devils representing the Columbia Army Air Base by a final count of 33-16 from their highflying record. Henry Brogden, who has been filling in for crippled Fred Snoddy, ended h;s collegiate basketball ca reer ior the duration last week. Kelly Mote, Phil Cantore, and Bobby Giles assizted, in a large measure. in the steady stream of win-. Mote guards well while Can tore drops several shots into the ba-ket. Gile. plays anl aggressive style that has much effectiveness. Fieshman Pat Thrash and Cy Waldrop have seen action during tle past week while Halsell and Mc Millan have also been in some of these games. The Gamecocks, idle since Tues day, return to the courts tomorrow night at Clemson where they meet the Tigers in a return match. ECONOMY DRUG STORE CUT RATE DRUGS SODAS AND LUNCHEONETTE Five Points * Phone 8119 Motorcycle Delivery at New UIT NOW Can Still Get $2150 ats . ... .. . ... ..$21.50 Coats .........6.95 .........$3.95 to $6.95 lAIN ST.