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Terp o Divisions raternity Bas] egin Season I By JOHN JAMES At a recent meeting with Joe rugan, instructor of physical ducation, the sports committee f the Inter-Fraternity Council ivided the 13 organizations into wo divisions for the coming intra ural basketball season. It was ecided that the fraternities would ot start their tourney until Feb uary 4. This will allow time for ractice and preparation of ex minations. The first division includes the ollowing: Phi Lambda, Kappa lp,ha, Sigma Nu, Phi Epsilon, appa Sigma, Lambda Chi and igma Alpha Epsilon. The second ivision will be composed of Pi Kappa Alpha, Sigma Chi, Alpha rau Omega, Phi Sigma Kappa, Phi Kappa Sigma and Pi Kappa Phi. For the past two months this ommittee, in collaboration with ,rugan, has been working on a uitable intramural handbook. 'his book will contain the pur ose, rules and regulations of ntramural athletics at the uni ersity. It will be published ifn he near future. 7ernon Boy Downs liff In Exhibition "Vernon Boy" defeated Cliff in between-the-halves shooting natch at the Carolina-Davidson asketball game Saturday night. l)jplaying skill and finesse, "Ver on Boy" sank several snowbirds s time was running out to surge head. Cliff depended entirely on his id-court blooper shot, but a holi ay lull had dulled his accuracy nd he missed 47 attempts. NEED A HAIRCUT? * 0 0 0 LOWER MAI BARBER SHOP 909 MAIN ST. Next to Lower Main Super Store STYLE MART FOli CORDUROY - V SLACKS - SI EVERYTHING I FULL LINE PA MEN A MEN WHY WALK across and Dry Clea There's a Station on i for students' * SPECIAL RATE * 48-HOUR SERV * HOURS - 9-1, S - UNIVE LAUNDRY & I SER Col cetbal Teams 'ebruary 4 U.S.C. FORWARD Forward Phil Cantore of New Brunswick, N. J., is currently fourth high scorer on the Caro lina squad. A senior, Cantore stands six feet and weighs 180 pounds. This is his third year with the Gamecock basketeers. MEN WHO KNOW rOOL and LEATHER ORT COATSU N MEN'S WEAR LRKER 51 PENS RICAN S SHOP town t'o get Laundry nling Service? the Campus especially convenience. S FOR STUDENTS [CE -5 ERSITY . RY CLEANING VICE The Canteen nuab1 Jayvees Beat Olympia High; Meet Sunshine By HENRY WALKER Carolina's Junior Varsity bas ketball team broke A half-time tiel with Olympia High School's Redl Devils to win 87-22 ti a prelimi- I nary to the Carolina-Davidson game Saturday night. The Jayvees will be seeking an other win tonight at eight o'clock in the field house when they meet the Sunshine Cleaners of the City basketball league. The Olympia cagers were off to an early lead with their smooth floor play and, from all appear ances, seemed that they might win easily. The Jayvees, however, tightened. their defense, and withl the aid of accuracy from the floor, kfiotted the score 17-17 at the intermission. The Carolinians changed the complexion of the game entirely in the final period by holding the Devils to five points while scoring 20, and won going away. High scorers were Billy Glass of Olympia with 12 points, fol lowed by Joe Faress and Louie Krul of the Carolina team with 11 and 10 points respectively. Both Faress and Krul, along with Bud dy Sullivan and Red Kite, were outstanding for the Gamecocks, while Glass, Franklin Drafts and Fred Carter were offensive and defensive sparks in the Red Devil lineup. Have Good Record Thus far the Jayvees have de feated Columbia high 58-15, Dre her 65-38, University high 68-28, and have won several scrimmage games. They were to play the Capitol Cafe Cooners Tuesday night. (For story see page 8). The box: Carolina Jayvees G FT PF TP Faress, f. ........ 4 3 3 11 Sullivan, f. ....... 2 0 2 4 Bradford, c. .......2 1 1 5 Ready, c. ......... 0 0 1 0 Kite, g. .......... 3 1 4 7 Krul, g. ......... 4 2 0 10 Myers, g. ........ 0 0 0 0 Totals .........15 7 11 37 Olympia High G FT PF TP Glass, f. .........5 2 4 12 Merritt, f. ........ 0 0 0 0 Drafts, f. ........ 2 3 0 7 Boseman, f. ...... 0 0 0 0 Martin, c. ........ 1 1 4 3 Carter, g. ........ 0 4 0 D. Aaron, g. ......0 0 0 0 R. Aaron, g. .. 0 0 0 0 Totals.......... 8 6 12 22 Halftime score: Carolina 17, Olympia 17. Free throws missed: Faress 2, Sullivan 2, Bradford 1, Kite 2, Krul 1, Glass 3, Drafts 2, Carter 1, D. Aaron 1. Officials: Ace Small ;nd George Wright. WANT TO EARN $9000 A YEAR? A career In life insurance selling can be both profitable and satisfying ..,. with your income limited only by your own effort.. 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Stev this season, having shot 22 poi Trewhella's defensive plaY Pgains one of the game's highlights:This F tOn 5hooter Palmer, Mich., third-high scorer on been a great factor in the Game e holds the record for a single game nts against the Florence All-Stars. t Davidson here Saturday night was is his last year with the Gamecocks. ......... nA * * I 4 #/ "-# * .. . . .. . - USC, Adams Out Wi After 70-57 Lo Sporting a .600 average irn to date, the Carolina Gamecox foes this week-end, meeting : night and George Washingt night. The Birds won three conference victories last week, while drop ping one, that being to North Carolina's loop-leaders. Two Conference Wins After taking their first confer ence victory from Wake Forest early in the week, the Gamecocks travelled to Charleston Friday to Al Adams, center, will be lost to the basketeers for the remainder of the season as a re sult of an injury suffered to his right knee in the game with Georgia Monday. defeat The Citadel. 49-41, keeping their state record clean. Coach Johnson's men came back from a ragged game against the Bulldogs to outclass Davidson, 60-45, in the best home game of the season. Center Al Adams played the type basketball that won for him a position on the All-Southern team last year. Al played a jam up floor game, while dropping in 20 points to lead the scorers on both teams. Adams had a 50 per cent average on shots for the night, attempting 18 and making good on nine. Henry Martin was second high for the Birds with ten points while Steve Trowhella, who one of the outstanding floor men, shot nine. Accuracy Improving The Gamecocks as a team shot 81 times and hit the basket 25 for an accuracy rating of 32 per cent. Carolina-made good ten of 15 attPmnts at the free throw line, an improvement over their overall season's average on foul goals. The Wildcats hit 18 times in 77 tries for 23 per cent, and made nine free shots out of 16. e 7T guess it began making non-stop i room table. Later < port. I got to know to the smallest boli "tDuring the wa Aviation Cadets. it. They figured - the best way to get b"Iomde it all rig plne/teAir Fo 4 heading for transi1 pay? Now that I'n: plus $500 for each,y I there's plenty of ro "tBut that's not t belong in the air. 'i wings-with the ac dom that go with 1 way to have all thai finest flying trainin tion Cadets. And aviation or in the Ai as the horizon. If y< life, why not drop a Station in your ou Air Force installati WIN YDI with the A1 Page Seven List th Knee Injury ss To Georgia Southern Conference games :ks go after two more league Waryland at College Park to Dn in Washington Saturday Lose to Crackers Hitting the road again, the Birds lost a torrid 70-57 affair to Georgia's Bulldogs in Athens Monday. It was the fifth loss for Carolina as they fell victim to Georgia's eleventh consecutive win. The score was even at the half, 33-33, and only after some eight minutes of the second half did the Georgians begin to pull away. Sophomore Morton Smith, Bull dog forward, was high scorer for the night with 19 points. Henry Martin and Steve Trewhella had 14 and 12 points respectively for the Gamecocks. SAY... "I saw it in THE GAMECOCK" Engineers Wanted Bachelors Degree. Large col lege offers.$3,000. Approximate half time teaching-studying. Masters to $5,500. 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