The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 20, 1948, Page Page Eight, Image 8
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as.Alde. n to Athens, Go.
GeOi'g Bulldogs. Conop
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1449ner.3
'1-eshuffling his lineup aftez
96ion to The Citadel last wee
coach, because he doesn't feel tk*t
the stIrging Georgia troop will be
anything like a breather.
The Bulldogs have come a lon
way since their first meeting with
the Gamecocks. They have a team
that is in perfect condition, and
their general lack of boxing
knowledge has been corrected
greatly through weekly experi
nce. The Georgians defeated
Clemson 4%-3% two weeks ago,
and are not to be sold short.
Roy Skinner's decision to turn
out for spring football practice
- has left the 175-pound class.va
cant and his brother James may
step into the starting role tonight.
Bill Jancsy, 135 pounds of fight
ing fury, was called to the bedside
of a sick relative in Massachu
setts. Fletcher Dean is expected
to fill in this spot with more than
substitute ability.
Captain Ray Avant, who missed
knocking out The Citadel's Jack
Turner by the slim margin of a
butted head, has been side-lined
with two stitches on his left eye
brow. A shifty middleweight,
- Frank Threatt, will be moved
down to the 145 slot and is ex
pected to give a fine account of
himself, as his punch has gained
- power and offensive leads.
After defeating Cliff Harris of
The Citadel with champion-like
dancing, feinting, jabbing and
countering, Elerson Fowler may
be headed for another victory
against Lee of Georgia.
Jim Briggman, who lost a heart
breaker to The Citadel last week,
will be out to hit the win column
again tonight. A newcomer, Hu
hert "Red" Douglas. will ba e,n
in the senior niiddleweight class.
With shuffling feet and a terrific
right hand, "Red" is a man to
watch.
Heavyweight Bill Rutledge
probably had his toughest fight
in conquering Bill Ohlandt. He
w~ill face Georgia's Waldren.
Dynanmite fisted Pete Campassi
wins this one the easy way as
Georgia forfeits to the hard hit
ting bantamweight.
Probable lineups: 130 pounds,
Fowler vs. Lee. 135 pounds, Dean
vs. Justice. 145 pounds, Threatt
vs. Mobley. 155 pounds, Briggman
vs. Re. 165 pounds, Douglas vs.
Dalt. 175 pounds, J. Skinner vs.
Cobb. Unlimited, Rutledge vs.
Waldren.
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sasi, Jancay, Avant and. Roy
dropping a close 4%-8% de.
has been no easy job for the
Swimmers
Face Tigers
Tomorrow
Furman Meet Cancelled
By JIM NEWBURY '
The swimming meet .betweer
Carolina and Furman, which wa:
scheduled for today.has been call
ed off, according to Coach Jac:
Crawford. However, the dual mee
scheduled with Clemson will b:
held at 4 p. m., tomorrow in th:
university natatorium.
The state inter-collegiate swim
ning meet will be held here be
ginning at 3 p. m., Feb. 28. Tht
return of swimming to Carolins
on a competitive full team basis
will be marked tomorrow for th4
first time since 1922.
The new wooden starting boxem
for the meets are now in use ani
much time in recent workouts has
been devoted to practicing start
and turns.
Crawford said he was please(
with the general improvement o
the team as a whole and an
nounced the following tentativ
list of events and swimmers to
the meet tomorrow.
300-yard medley: Backstroke
Lamb; breaststroke, McCain, fre
style, Wright or James.
220-yard dash: Affeld, Uptoi
and Candey.
50-yard dash: Wright, Tippinj
and Lamb.
Fancy diving: Boney, King an(
Tipping. (Three compulsory dive
and 5 optional.)
100-yard fre-style: Lamb
Wright, Newbury and Affeld.
150-yard backstroke:' Lamb
Kay and Langston.
200-yard * breaststroke: McCair
Welch and Kay.
440-yard free-style; Upton an
Sindler.
400-yard relay: Lamb, Marshal
Affeld and James.
Coach Grygo
Issues Call
For Golfers
Golf candidates will meet at
p. mn., Monday, Feb. 23, wit
Coach Al Grygo in the Athleti
Office in the rear of the univer
sity pool.
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LeAd :Intramur
With four teams still unde
dependent ieagues prepared
berths In the section eliminati
tion I wil meet two similar
respective leagues in a, double
ner in each league will meet 11
the campus championship.
Independent League
The Ringers of Section I soared
to the top by defeating Snowden
35-13 and the Carovets 86-18.
Preston dumped Tenement 8, 44
27, while Snowden downed Pal
mettos 29-12. *Tenement 16 won
by forfeit from Carovets.
In Section II, the R.O.'s stayed
out front by beating Men's Inde
pendents 34-24. R i n k y d i n k a
trounced Senators 51-26, while
Tenement 24% defeated Senators
39-15. Men's Independents and
Rinkydinks won by forfeit from
Freshman "Y".
Fraternity League
Undefeated Kappa Alpha, boast
ing two wins and no losses, are
leading Section 1, while Lambda
Chi and SAE are tied for second
with a 2-1 record.
The KA's defeated Phi Epsilon
Pi 31-14 with Billy Nichols shoot
ing 25 points to lead the way. An
important game saw SAE, who
has ridden roughshod over two
other teams, tripped by the Lamb
da Chi's 36-28. Chet Wingate of
the winners and John McQuade
of SAE shared scoring honors with
ten each.
Pi L-amrJda PhI won by forfaft
from Kappa Sigma.
Pi Kappa Alpha won two games
to forge into the lead in Beetion
11. They trounced Sigma Chi 39
12, as Harry Deloach shot 19
points for the winners. The PiKA's
won by forfeit from ATO.
Phi Kappa Sigma is sporting a
2-1 record with a 15.11 win over
Phi Sigma Kappa. B. D. Caugh
man led the winners with nine
points. Pi Kappa Phi gave Phi
Kappa Sigma its first defeat in
three games by winning 27-20.
Sigma Chi won its first game
from Phi Sigma Kappa, 25-21,
while Pt Kappa Phi breezed
through ATO 51-10. Pi Kap's Dick
Singleton shot 14 points to lead
the scoring.
- Intramural League
Schedule Is Given
FRATERNITY LEAGUE
February 24: 7 p. in., Sigma Chi
vs. P1 Kappa Phi (Gym); 8 p. m.,
Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Phi E;
P1 (Gym); 9 p. in., Lambda Chi
Alpha vs. Sigma Nu (Gym) and
at 7 p. mn., P1 Lambda Phi vs.
Kappa Alpha (UHS).
February 26: 7 p. in., Sigma
Chi vs. Alpha Tau Omega (Gym);
8 p. mn., Phi Sigma Kappa vs. P1
Kappa Phi (Gym), and Pi Kappa
Alpha vs. Phi Kappa Sigma (Gym)
at 9 p. m.
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
February 23: 8 p. m.y Caroveta
vs. Palmetto. (Gym); ROTC vs.
Rinkydinks (Field House); 7 p.
in., Preston vs. Ringers (Field
House).
' February 24: 8 p. mn., Carovets
vs. Snowden (UHS); 9 p. in.,
Preston vs. Tenement 16 (URlS).
February 26: 8 p. in., Men's In.
dependents vs. Rinkydinks (Field
House); 9 p. a., ROTC vs. Sena
tors (Field House).
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was announced that a. team f six
playrs will representiarolina In
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The players selected for' the
team Include Doe CorWn, runner
up, -Bernard McManus, Joe Mo
lony, Israel Beller, C. C.' Aber
nathy and Mason Turner, who
upset the number one seeded
man, Harry Duval, ii the first
round,
Mathes wjth Park Circle, of
North Charleston, College of
Chairleston and several other col
leges are pending.
Challenges foi a spot on the
team will be held .once a week
dates and times to be announced 7
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CITADEL GAME SATURDAY
The Carolina-Citadel basketball
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