The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 13, 1948, Page Page Six, Image 6

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A familiar figure on the track this winter has been Norman "Scooter" Rucks, captain-elect of the 1948 track team and Caro lina's ace quarter-miler and 220 dash man. (Photo by Manning Harris). Intramural Ru (Editor's note: The first in stallment of these rules govern ing intramural athleticp was pre sented to you in the previous is sue of THE GAMECOCK and the remainder is published today). A. If a team or contestant fails to appear at the scheduled place within fifteen (15) minutes after the scheduled time for a contest, the official may declare the con test forfeited to the team or con testant ready to play. B. A team automatically for feits any contest in which it uses an ineligible player and the ineli gible man is barred from compe tition in that sport for the rest of that season. ARTICLE IV.-Postponements. A. No contest shall be post poned except under the following conditions: 1. By order of the Director of Intramurals. 2. In case of adverse weather conditions. 3. With the unanimous agree ment of both team managers and with the approval of the Director of Intramurals. ARTICLE V.-Protests. A. All protests other than those concerning eligibility shall be made on the field of play. B. Protests concerning eligibil ity shall be made in writing to the Director of Intramurals with in twenty-four (24) hours after the close of the contest in ques tion. C. The respective team mana CO GB UR N The Business Men ('hoice at Quality ai 1317| COLUMBIA DAIRIES MILK 0 * 0 ICE CREAM 917 Main Street COLUMBIA, S. C. Dupre Preps ' For Indoor Me The University track team was forced indoors early this week but continued its daily workouts un der Coach Sterling Dupre in pre paration for the Southern *con ference indoor nfeet Feb. 27 at Chapel Hill, N. C. Carolina meets Georgia there on April 3 in the first outdoor meet of the season. Although the schedule is not complete at this time, the first home meet will be around April 10, according to Dupre. He said the team will miss Jimmy Ratliff, hurdler; Jim Hun nicutt, sprinter; Ray Wilson, shot putter, and Bird-dog Thornton, distance man. Captain Norman "Scooter" Rucks will head the list of can didates and will specialihe in the 440-yard dash and the 220-yard dash. James "Droopy" Atwell, al ternate captain, will lead the hurdlers. Ray McKenzie, hampered by a bad knee last season, will add strength to the 220- and 440-yard dashes. Bill Buck and Ernie Law horne will again be on hand to les-Concluded gers (or authorized substitutes), and the officials in charge shall be allowed the opportunity to pre sent their cases before a decision is reached. The decision shall be made by the Director of Intra murals. D. When a protest is sustained the Director of Intramurals shall decide upon the action to be taken. ARTICLE VI.-Fraternity and In dependent Intramural Coun cils. A. The intramural athletic 'rep resentatives from each Fraternity form the Fraternity Intramural Council. The Independent repre sentatives form a similar council. ARTICLE VII.-Awards. A. Suitable trophies and indi viduai awards Will be made to the winners in the Fraternity Di vision and Independent Division b, the Intramural Sports Depart ment. ARTICLE VIII.-Managers. A. Each fraternity and inde pendent team must elect an ath letic representative or manager. This man is to serve as "contact man" between the team and the Intramural Department. An effi cient, alert manager will: 1. Enter teams in all sports sponsored by the department before the closing (late fo en tries. 2. Notify team members re gardling the time, date and place of all contests and see that they are on time and ready to play. 3. Attend all scheduled meet ings of the intramural council. 'S GRILL and College Boys' All Time. ! e '1 id Variety tes Here 'umter al 'EM6JANUARY15-30 ____H racksters et Feb. 27 throw the javelin and Ben Badger and Bill McCook will be counted on heavily in the pole vault. Distance men, Sam Dennis, Foster Marshall, and Jim Meri wether will be counted upon to bolster the spot left vacant by Thornton. Dupre said that the competition would be much keener this year. Tickets On Sale For Conference Boxing Tourney Tickets for the Southern con ference boxing tourney to be held at the university March 5 and 6 went on sale Tuesday at the Ath letic ticket office in the field house. Student tickets sell for $1.20, general admission, while approxi mately 800 ringside seats will be available for $3, all on a first come, first served basis. No student tickets will be sold after Feb. 28 and all tickets are for one night only. "TREASUR SWEEPS' AND CON Hidden design i EVERY BOTTLE MORE oFTE Cash prizes by the thousands chances to win! Pepsi-Cola's f "Treasure Top" Sweepstakes and olTer $203,725.00 in total cash p eluding special dealer prizes.) It's easy to enter! On an entry blar of paper, complete this sentence ditional words or less: "Pepsi-Co spot because . . .". State on eachc name and address, the name of tI Family Sweep 1st PRIZE: 2nd PRIZE: $5,000.00 3rd PRIZE: $2,000.00 35 PRIZES: Monthly Nal 1st PRIZE: 2nd PRIZE: $500.00 Monthly Prizes 1st PRIZE 2nd PRIZE: $50.00 4th t< 3rd PRIZE: $25.00 NE *Every entry gets at least a toward the Family HERE ARE THE 01 *. On your entry blank or a sheet of p; complete this statement in 25 wsords 01 - Plepsi-('ola hits thle Spot because. I hen write dowsn your owsn name anc dress, the namec of the head of you r fai (he niame and addres,; ol the Pecpsi der'.r who helped you. andI the total I b)er ol dlifTerent designs on P'epsi-( ola sture l'ops"' vou hiave collcCted. Ilihen vour entry. toget her with, one Pepsi "Ilreasuare lop"' wsith cork remme d to, 'iddenm design; to: Pepsi-C'oha * I reasure 'inp" (oni tU. 0. Itox 17 Nen Vork 8, N. Y. I liInoe swith in:,imllicienat poIstageC St wil "e accepted. I. Ihe numbeKr of ditferentt detsigns yout of~ the *rizes. Il owseser. wh en y ou w i.athmly prII/e, yoIu mut~ oc able to '.1ur total cotIionlII oII dIlferet de,,i to .o icI t and ,u.ap " I re:asure I op'. 111, ,e'd t'uI --oIleet Ior '. " I reasuIre 'l aIIlles cacti :,iir.|I as voIII with. n! 1n, I .ceptedt. t. hb mevoli 'et2r. ss lethler w'inICS I :L. n I/ IL IS w i h i l y 111 S ..... .. Captain Ray Avant, Southe conference champion in the 11 pound division, will lead the bc ers against The Citadel tonig in Charleston. He will be seeki his third victory of the year fr" Jack Turner, who has not 4on fight this season. (Photo by Ms ning Harris). E TOP" O. TAKES TESTS inder t'v 0tj TOP raiV ~0 ... ,,e'P'-i,,t F 5/CANPR/L /NYOURSMA ! Lots of your family, your Peps: ascinating and address, and the to l Contests ent "Treasure Top" d< rizes! (In- lected. Then mail your e sure -Top," to Pepsi-C Contests, P. 0. Box 17, k or sheet in 25 ad- Each month-there are a hitis the awarded in each state ntry youir Columbia-a monthly ec headh of prizes. Contestants in stakes Prizes: $25,000.00 4th PRIZE: $1,000.00 5th PRIZE: $500.0 $100.00 each ional Prizes: $1,000.00 3rd PRIZE: $250.00 in Every State: :$100.00 > 10th PRIZES: each $10.00 XT 41 PRIZES: each $5.00 100 point Treasure Certificate Sweepstakes Prizes. FICIAL CONTEST RU iper. 4. A ll entries received dluring each c less mionith ws ill be judged in that monti ...test. I nies fronm each state (and ft ad- I )istrict ot Ciolumbiia) will be jude nily, irately, and will comipete for thc Co'a state pri/es only with other entrit orfl- t hat state. mlail 5. Mlonthly cash pri/cs as listed on tl t ola wsill be awsardedl on the basis of thows originahlty and interest of the stal .ubmittedl (see Rule 1). Eiachi ii e.,ls nat ion ort/e s will be awarded to i tbest ent ries at the 49 slate first-priic it each mointly con1test. All entries iidg~ed t>y the ipa rtia 'udging I lhe Retibet II. D)onnelley Corporat imdependent. atiionially-k nowsn conte has n g orga niiat ion. D)eisions of the riniig wAill be final. ho1w 6. A!t entries nmust be prepared by I s re.I estanlt. I hiaborate or fancy entries fr 'nI exra. All entries and statenme Io :omite !tie oroperty o1 the P'epsi-Col1 ny, any ant none will be returned. In wte ties, the pru/c tied fon will oc awal :aeht 'id :o,nestant, execpt for the stiake p i/es, procedure for whichi lan' :imder Ru e $. She i. Only :asniesta,nts living within You stl:i' or lie )isti ict 01 Columbia ou :. :hy.pl'tc. A nn may enter these nol s-:i he~ :iiptoyce. 0t the P'ep ake~ ' ora' vepsi4 oli. aotthing .on Ice, I lt t.iiiibie. of these empijloyees a e u ntd.d. Boxers Mee Tonight In By JACK MORGAN Carolina's boxers, who surprised an undefeated University of Vir ginia team in the Fidld House here last week by battling them to a 4-4 draw, will meet a top Citadel team tonight- in Charles ton. Bill Rutledge gave the Game cocks a tie in the Virginia matches when he pounded out a clear cut decision over Lapsley Hamblen in the heavyweight di vision. The biggest disappointment to the Carolina fans came in the 145 pound bout when James Mirag liotta took a close decision over Ray Avant. In the best bout of the evening Bill Janesy, a newcomer to the Carolina squad, himmered out a decision over Basil Miragliotta. rn Pete Campassi opened up the 5- night -in good style for the t. Gamecocks, grabbing a decision ht over Al Hollingsworth in the 125-pound class. og Despite the aggressiveness on i the part of Carolina's Frank "a Threatt in the first round, Vir n- ginia's Joe Miragliotta came to Ilife in the second and third stan I P /N#APP/T/OM. -Cola dealer's name only with other er tal number of differ- Each month-ther signs you have col- awarded to the I ntry, with one "Trea- First-Prize winnei )la "Treasure Top" prize winne0 New York'8, N. Y. prizes are $1,000, At the close of 51 separate prizes period, 40 Famil and the District of Prize, 525,000 Caa total of 2,499 cash how it works: Ev< each state compete receive a 100 p: "TREA SURE TOPS"- what "Treasure Tops" are Pepsi- U. S. Armed Cola bottle tops with hidden those shown ab~ designs under the cork lining. vals during the To find the design, simply designs will be remove the cork from inside makes these b the bottle top. At present, "Treasure Top' there are 48 different designs and Contests e -symbols of branches of the Look for them! Find the hidden design . Soak and flip out cork 1 Soak Pepsi-Cola bottle topsin mod erately hot water until cork softens. Then cork can be removed from top with pen knife or kitchen-knife. ESPRIZES WILL BEAWARDED AS l alendar LOWS: i's con- (a) Each Treasure Certificate receive< om the you or members of your family (see Rt ed sep- counts 100 Sweepstakes Points for ionthly family. Save them/ (For the purpose oi s from contest, a "family" shall be considerc only persons related by blood, marriaj adoption living in the same househoki is page der one family head.) ptfness, (b) The 1(00 families, plus families I e'ments with any of thenm, who have received onth's greatest number of Sweepstakes Poin e three the competition, qualify for the Sw Viflners stakes Finals. Each family thus qualif will be must be prepared to show the total nur taff o1 of Treasure C'ertificates received by lonl, an family and also to show the total numb S.1jud8l- "Treasure Top" designs reported in judges family's entries (see Rulel). Both the r1 ber of Treasure Certificates and the nur of "Treasure 'Fop" designs must agree ie con- ofliciam contest records of the judging all no' and these records will be considered nlts be- where any discrepancy occurs. om'-(c) The qualifying families will ther 'ded to prornptly notified and each family wi swe-required to submit one statement of litdwords or loss on the subject "H-ow the ! ol' Pepsi-Cola Can De Increased".1 must get the help of their Pepsi-Cola di the 48 in preparing this statement and must wlbemit that dealer's name and address. ~ll.~ Swteepstakes Prizes will then be awarde , ath mpartiai judging staff, mentione paisRule 5, on the basis of aptness, origin lNre and sincerity of the statements thus lLers 01 mitted. t Bulldogs Charleston zas to gain a win in the 1565 pound match. Grover Masterson had little dif ficulty in winning over Carolina's Fletcher Dean, as he outclassed Dean in all three rounds. In another ' close bout Jim Briggman drew a decision over Virginia's Bolling Izard in the 165-pound bout. The lightheavyweight match be tween James Skinner and Ralph $hoaf was stopped after 17 see onds of the first round when the Carolina seconds threw in the towel. Tentative tonight lineupa are: 125-pound-Pete Campassi vs. Harold Shokes. 130-pound-Elerson Fowler vs. Cliff Harris. 135-pound-Bill Janesy vs. Nick Nichols. 145-pound-Ray Avant vs. Jack Turner. 155-pound-Jim Briggman or Frank Threatt vs. Ben Hagood. 165-pound-James Skinner or Hubert 'Douglas vs. Dale Mat thews. 175-pound-Roy Skinner vs. Burke Watson. Unlimited-bill Rutledge vs. Howard Suitt. s.Tes onhynaina/h . 0 f IA tries from their own state. Also, eve e are three national prizes, will recei est three of the 49 State sure Cer 's. These monthly national the 100 1 00F and $250 respectively, of Treas the six months' contest ily Sweer y Sweepstakes Prizes (1st Rememb Fore, wlie wrdd thatr"his many spti ve. tm yointer yoUAwllT Fies ot contesre Cerfiat, umstare ghe reCa :ng maePpiCl Swepstkeshe qualtin Fo r c e li ethtu nt h s o . Eeyode tite- QAIy- Fin co- tne Theins, gm7-inc rare addd.Thtkilona bledin handm pracsCoa tic, it'se PepClad "Treasurfn.e__ Tops".____To__ge Thsoig7-c Treasure uh New York 8, N. Y. 1 by lec 3) PEPSI-COLA "TREASURE your P.0O. Box 17, NEW YORK 'this *ADnwSS s in AmI aber, PEPSI-CO.A HIT THE SPOT er of I ___________ the * urn- U raber3 with staff' I final 3 ______________ be I |I be I haee far.eelnocted and am hoidIng fifty U iffroent designs, not inaialeg the oe alesi sistanso sand advice in, preparation ofsi asIer DEAL.En'S NAMEr u" Iand (Your d.orer mey wi., dl by IADDR ESL -_____ j ja (Us Sue to entles, usb- ( Not necessary to use this bi Ibuat bo suro your entry is *~ mm n n ma am m.. -. .. a-uauy 0, ^47mc Baseball Team Begins Drills, Light Practice By JOE MOLONY Baseball Coach Ted Petoskey was greeted with 26 candidates for mound .duty last Monday and wasted no time in putting the pitchers to work in what was Carolina's weakest department last, season. The hurlers have been throwing lightly for the past week and a half-just one week ahead of the outfielders who re ported Monday. Infielders will report for work outs Monday at 2 p. m. in the field house. Most of the work outs to date liave been held in the field house because of the severe weather; however, Petoskey indi cated that as soon as the weather permits he will have the team out-of-doors. Carolina will have a wide gap in centerfield to fill since Cap tain Earl Dunham, .300 hitter and a bulwark on defense last year, has graduated. Dean Padgett, hard-hitting first baseman, is ineligible and Sonny Way, dependable catcher, is a doubtful candidate. 00 ry entry winning a monthly prize ve an additional 100 point Trea ificate. At the end of the contest, 'amilies with the greatest number re Points will qualify for the Fam stakes Finals (read rule 8 below)! .r, you may enter these contests as es as you wish. Don't wait! Read st rules carefully-get your family NOW. i about Pepsi-Colad help you win! 'our SIZE - Every big bottle you holds 12 full ounces of plea first sant drinking. That means ~psi. Pepsi goes farther-makes rink entertaining economical. i- VALUE-Bigger, better and value. Compare Pepsi by bot- any standard you choose.. fops for quality, size or taIste. It's your best buy. get a TREASURE pouch Pouch is made pper at the top;. t may be worn ,at's handy,ut's e to keep your t your resure as eu coin to Pepsi P. 0. Box 19, TOP" CONTS , 8, N. Y. LUABM PRINTS I oV BRAD) 0F FAMiI.T "AWJTmoNAaW)1. wORn Kon as Treasure__T____"__th_a__tota ___f e____se___berewith.___have_receive Is iy entry freen the Ielowiung dealer: 3 Fank. Use any'cheet of paper I complete inu *very jM',*