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Bfd Talk
Home Games With
Slated Next; Play I
Carolina's basketball Gam4
78-54 victors over their are]
to strengthen their chances f
ference tourney.
The win comes on the h(
that .saw their hopes wane
again with a 68-54 los to Mar:
Campus Rules
On Intramural
Sports Given
The Intramural Department, in
collaboration with the intramural
council, has drawn up the follow
ing rules to govern intramural
sports. It is all-inclusive, embrac
Ing all sports.
In the interest of promoting the
same and with the belief that it
will tend to develop good sports
manship,. clean play, and bene
fit the individual generally, Tht
Gamecock sports staff presenti
-these rules, in toto, to you foi
your guidance.
ARTICLE I. - Organization foi
Competition.
A. All teams representing Fra.
ternities are grouped in the Fra
ternity Division and compet
against each other for the Frater
nity Division championship in eac1
sport.
B. Teams representing dormi
tories and all Independent team
are grouped in the Independen
Division. These teams compete i1
all sports against ftch other witl
winner In each instance playinj
the Fraternity Division champio
for the University Championshil
Ai'iWLE iLi. -iigibi1ity Rulei
A. All students of the Univej
sity are eligible to enter any au
tivity conducted by the Intramuri
Department except as pronvMI'e
these rules.
B. A student who has receive
the varsity award in this or ar
other institution is not eligible I
compete in that particular apor
C. Regular members of a Fres]
man, Junior Varsity or Varsii
squad who dropped off the squi
after the first regularly scheduh
game for that sport are ineligib
to participate in that sport duriI
that season.
D. Students who are barr<
from an intercollegiate sport b
cause of professionalism are ba
red from the same sport in tl
intramural program.
E. All actives, inactives al
pledges of a fraternity may repi
sent the fraternity if otherwi
eligible.
F. All students (non-fraternit
are eligible to compete in the .
dependent Division.
G. A player cannot play
more than one team in any giv~
sport. If a member of the]
dependent Division pledges
joins a fraternity after he I
played on an Independent tes
he may transfer his eligibility
the fraternity if transfer is mi
immediately after joining.
H. Any team fraudulently r
resenting any players shall ford
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testing Den
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Clemson,
r On 'Road
Furman, Clemson
)avidson There
xocks returned home toda
l-rivals; the Clemson Tigers
)r a bid to the Southern Con
eIs of a week-end road tril
and then boomerang upwar<
rland and a 70-64 upset victor3
I over George Washington.
Play Furman, Clense, Davidso
Resuming state and conferenc
competition following semeto
exams, the Gamecocks will ente
tain Furman Jan. 81 and Clen
son Feb. 6, both games sche4
uled for the field house.
Feb. 10, they will play Davidso
at Davidson.
Trounce Tigers
What began an even game wit
the lead changing hands ofte1
turned into a rout in the last ha)
as the haplcse Tigers (still tryin
to win their second game) couldn
keep up with Coach Frank Johi
son's cagers.
Forward Henry Martin of ti
Birds and Clemson's Leonard Rb
dIe shared scoring honors with I
points. Carolina center Jimn
Slaughter dropped in 14 poin
and Cy Szakacsi shot ten.
Maryland Loss
In losing to Maryland, the Bir<
fought the. Terrapins on ev<
terms for 36 minutes until V
Old Liners' freshman star, B
Wanish, started filling the bask
to the tune of 12 points in V
last four minutes and turned t
bitterly contested game Into
t small runaway.
Guard Cy SzakacsI kept t
Gamecocks in the game during t
first half as he sank six set shc
l that helped give the losers a 34
halftime lead. -Hid total for t
night was 16, but Wanish led t
scoring with 21.
Upset Colonials -
l Bouncing back from the Mai
n land defeat., tA amecieka - f<
got about an earlier 70-64 loss
d the Colonials and fought them
7 even terms throughout, spurti
V to a win in the final minut
t' George Washington held a 35
- half-time lead.
y Guard Cy Szakacsi again
d Carolina scorers, this time for
4 points, while Phil Cantore got
e Martin 12 and Slaughter 10. 1
ig Niff shot 16 for George Wa
ington.
all previous games and shall
edropped from the league.
I. Each player participating
intramural athletics is respons
for his own eligibility. Any do
nd about eligibility should be refer
eto the Intramural office foi
se ruling.
) J. The Intramural Departn
reserves the right to put into
n-feet emergency rulings relativd
the conduct of the program,
ol before doing so will inform
en Intramural Managers of
[n- change.
or K. Athletic representatives I
g each team in the Fraternity I
km mion and Independent Division
to responsible for his team follos
ide its schedule.
(Due to Insufficient space
ep- remainder will be published
elt later date.)
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gift, please?"
drives me mute I 'Wrap it as a gif
. If anybody wanted to bother wi
wrappigs to get at that delicious, cled
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or. Dentyne is a gift at any price ii
Is keep teeth white.''
- n......Made Only By Adams
Deadline Near
tor Entries
In League
Basketball eIthuaats into
ested in ent$ring.teams in the l
depeIdenti intramural league at
reminded -by Joe Grugan tha
Monday, Jan. 26, is the. deadlin
for all entries.
Rosters of 15 students, rear4
less of where they live or o:
ganisation with which they az
affiliated (except fraternities
I must accompany ead team entr
Officials Bought
Students having experience I
officiating basketball games a
being sought by the Intramur
Department to handle gam4
played by both the Independ
and Fraternity Leagues.
Athletic- Event,
Schedule
Given
The following schedule of ba
ketball games and boxing match4
that will occur between now ai
the next issue 'of' The Gamecol
(Feb. 18) Is presented to you fb
your convenience:
Jan. 81-Basketball, Carolib
vs. Furman (here).
y Feb. 2-Boxing, Carolina %
Virginia (here).
Feb. 6-Basketball, Carolina,%
Clemson (here). 1
Is Feb. 7-Boxing, Carolina a
m Clemson (here).
Feb. 10-Basketball, Caroll
ill vs. Davidson (there).
Intramural Track
a Swimming Planne
,e For Next Semestt
e Joe Grugan, director. of int
I murals, has announced the f
1 lowing dates for intramural tr3
he and swimming meets:
he Swimming
Fraternities ........ Feb. 20
Independents ....... Feb. 2'
, Track
r- Indepen<ents ...... .March
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While Tigers Coi
t By JACK -MORGAN
* The Carolina boilng team, witl
a recent 7% to % win ov4 th
Georgia Bulldogs, will most i
strong University of Virginia ag
e gregation in the Field House ]Fe
i ruary 2 and Clems n college her
-. February 7.
Outclassed Georgia
npte Campassi, Carolina's 124
n pounder, started the -match's o1
in a hurry by chalking.up a TKI
over Rossor Jones it 1:47 of tb
first round.
Pletcher Dean battled: Charl
Lee to the limit and walked od
with the decision f1r Carolina I
the 180-pound class. Carolina
Elerson Fowler received a ct
over his left eye and' the figI
was stopped at 1:02 of the thiz
round. However, Fowler ws
ahead on points at. the time ar
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The Frank Threatt-Alton Grif- t
f0ti 6out went the limit, but C
k,0arolina's Threitt landed' the
harder punche* in the -second and
final rounds and was awarded tihe
p decision. After feeling out his 4
opponent in the first round Jim
Briggman opened up on Georgia's I
- Bill Dalt with a selies ef hard
f blo's in the second, and forced
) him into the Aes in the third,
a with a flurry of hard rights and
leits. Judge Jules Medwin step
s pod the fight after. one nAnute and
f 25 seconds of the round, giving
a *the Carolina slugger a TKO.
's The 175-pound bout between
it Roy Skinner and John Cobb
it ended in a draw after Cobb re
d ceived a cut between the eyes, in
x 1:03 of the second round. Bill
d Rutledge brought the Gamecocks
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heir first win of the year in the
eavyweight division when he de
isioned Bob Waldren.
Carolina-Virginia Lineups Given
.118-pound: Joe Stringer (C) vs.
unannounced).
125-pound: Pete Campassi (C)
%s. Allen Hollngsworth (V).
130-pound: Elerson Fowler (C)
i. Grover Masterson (V).
185-pound: Bill Janedy (C) vs.
3asUi Mirsglotti (V.
145-pound: Ray Avant (C) vs.
rames Miragliotta (V .
155-pound: Frank 7"jreatt (C)
rs. Joseph Miraglibtti-, (V).
165-pound: Jim Briggman (C)
is. Abraham Levin (V), .
175-pound: Roy Skinner (C) vs.
Fohn Burch (V).
Uuilimited: Bill Rutledge (C)
vs. Martin Phillips (V).
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Coach Fred Snoddy,e Ja
asketeers won a close 8
ory from. Olypivia high COL
luesday to defeat thini for te
econd time.
Ttae game was mostly a d4I
ive battle until the last four
ninutes when the Jayvens begaiW
o find the basket.' The half
ime score was 10-6 itn favor Vf.
he junior. Gamecocks.
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