The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 19, 1948, Page Page Eight, Image 8
In Field House
Kramer-R
Pails And Segura
Play Preliminary
Beginning At 8 p.m.
Jack lramer, retired world's
amateur tennis champion, and
Bobby Riggs, world's professional
titleholder, will play a match in
the Carolina field house tonight.
Dinny Pails, Australian champ,
will meet Pancho Segura, top
South American player, in a pre
liminary beginning at 8 p. n.
The four will play a doubles
match to conclude the program.
Through Tuesday, Kramer and
Riggs had played 47 niatches, 31
of them going to Kramer, who
turned professional last fall. The
tour will take in 75 American
cities and many foreign countries
and continents, including India,
Australia, South Africa, Europe
and others.
The match is sponsored here by
the YMCA and Delta Sigma Pi
Commerce fraternity, proceeds to
be divided by those groups. Tic
kets will be on sale at the box
office for $2, reserved seats, an
$1.2,, general admission.
The Kramer-Riggs tour has been
received by greater enthusiasm
than any tennis series in history,
230,000 persons having paid to
see the two champions perform
thus far. It is estimated that
Kramer, who was guaranteed $50,
000 in the tour, will receive $110,
000 to $125,000 by the end of the
series.
Most of the matches have been
close, but Kramer won the most
Boxers Lose T4
State In Seasor
The Carolina boxing team lost
a 4 to 31%2 decision to Louisiana
State University in Baton Rouge,
La., F-riday, in the Gamecocks
final match of the 1948 season.
Three fighters in the heavier
weights provided most of the
points for the Gamecocks with
Bill "Killer" Rutledge's 59 second,
first round knockout over Bill
Eckert proving to be the most
outstanding.
James "Red" Douglas and Jim
Briggman also won decisions while
Captain Ray Avant fought to a
draw with LSU's Gabe Jumon
ville.
The Gamecock's Fletcher Dean
lost by TKO to Buddy Bourgeois
in the thir'd round of the only
fight that did not last the sched
uled distance.
Conferences champions Pete
Camnpassi and Elerson Fowler lost
by decision to "Pee Wee" Moss
and Bill Dobbins. Chris Hitopoulos
won a 112 pound exhibition match
inl his only ring appearance for
the Gamecocks this year.
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by downing his opponent, 6-0, 6-0,
at Fort Worth, Tex.
Both Kramer and Riggs claim
Los Angeles, Calif., as their home
town.
Louisiana
i Finale
112 pound exhibition: Chris
Hitopoulos (C) by decision over
Louis White (LSU). Matdh did
not count in scoring.
125 pounds: "Pee Wee" Moss
(LSU) by decision over Pete Cam
passi (CI
130 pounds: Bill Dobbins (LSU)
by decision over Elerson Fowler
(C).
135 pounds: "Buddy" Bourgeois
(LSU) by technical knockout over
Fletcher Dean (C) in 42 seconds
of third round.
14f pounds: Ray Avant (C) and
Gabe Jumonville (LSU) draw.
155 pounds: James Douglas (C)
by decision over Nelson Clothier
(LSU).
165 pounds: Jim Briggmank (C)
by decision over Shelby DuPont
(LSU).
175 pounds: .Jim Claitor (LSU)
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Frat League
Finals To Be
Next Week
'l ie fraternity basketball finals
will end next week with Pi Kappa
Alpha meeting the winner of the
Kappa Alpha-Pi Kappa Phi game
on Monday. This game may de
Cide the -fiaternity chawipiunship.
If Pi KA loses, an additional game
will be played, probably Wednes
day.
Preston, independent league cham
pions, in a two-out-of-three series
for the campus championship that
will probebly take place after the
Easter holidays.
Two undefeated teams, Pi Kap
pa Alpha and Kappa Alpha, met
Friday night with Pi Xappa Al
pha emerging the winner, 46-35.
Hal Owens of the victors led in
individual scoring with 18 points.
Lambda Chi Alpha was elimi
natedl after losing to Kappa Al
pha, 47-23. Nichols of KA led
the scoring with 12 points while
Barton of the losers scored eight.
Pi Kappa Alpha Tnet keen -com
petition in defeating Pi K'appa
Phi, 34-30, to remain undefeated
in niine games. Deloach of the
wvinners, was high scorer with 18
points and Drennan of Pi Kappa
Phi scored 10.
Corwini To Enter
Table Tennis Meet
Doe Corwin, Carolina table ten
niis champion will head the list
of Columbia entries in the state
table tennis tournament at Valley
Park community house beginning
at 3 p. in., Saturday.
Corwin won the Columbia cham
pionship Saturday in the men's
division and is champion in his
home town of East Orange, N. J.
Entries from several cities in
South Carolina have been received
and each team is expected to ini
elude about ten players. Gold
medals will be awarded winners
in all divisions, while finalists will
receive silver awards.
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The curtain will be raise<
Carolina MQnday at 2:30 p. i
Michigan State nine invadei
Coach Ted Petoskey annot
up for the Birds with Mit<
Tuesday's game will most pr
toe the mound against the
Several newcomers will be sec
in the Carolina lineup this yea
Freddie Bargiacchi has replaci
Quincy Crawford at second bai
and should see a lot of actioi
Joe Johnston has adequately fille
the shoes of Dean Padgett. T1
outfield is practically brand ne,
with the only returning letterma
being Captain Harry Parone I
right field. Bill Johnston will pla
left and Barney Dusenbury
scheduled to open at center. "'
Petoskey's charges will be ot
to make history Monday and Tuei
day for they have yet to dent t1i
win column against the formi<
able Spartans from East Lansinj
Mich. Since 1935 when the seric
began, Michigan State has wo
eight contests in a row. The onI
defeat ever suffered by the Sparl
ans on a southern tour came z
the hands of the University c
North Carolina at Chapel Hi
last year.
The Gamecock nine is in ver
good. shape at this early date an
they're reported ready for tt
strong Spartans. Carolina's infiel
combination of Joe Johnston i
first, Freddie Bargiacchi or RuT
Willis at second, Jim Pinkerto
at third and Johnny Sykes a
short will take the field backe
up by the trio of flyhawks, Bi
Collins in left, Barney Dusenbur
in center and Captain Harry Pt
rone in right.
Probable batting order:
Bargiacchi or Willis, 2b; Syke
ss; Johnston, 1b; Parone, ri
Pinkerton, 3b; Collins, If; Duser
bury, ef; Scott, c; Szakacsi, p.
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With Davidson 8
10
dOn Wednesday
The Carolina golf squad will b,
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open a 14-match schedule on March a
n 24, with Davidson college at the 4
n Forest Lake Country Club.
y Coach - Al Grygo said that he P
s expected his team to be improved
over last year's. Outstanding
t among this year's candidates are
Bob Thoren and Bob Chapman,
- top men on last year's team,'and
e George Dial, outstanding junior
I- player in Columbia last year.
March 24-Davidson, here; 25
-N. C. State, here; 30-Presby
terian, here.
n April 8-Davidson at'Charlotte;
y 9-Furman at Greenville; 10
Clemson,. there; 17-Presbyterian,
t there; 19-Furman, here; 22-The
- Citadel, here; 26-College of
Charleston, here.
May 7-College of Charleston,
there; 8-Southern Conference
y tournament at Pinehurst, N. C.;
d 14-Clemson, here; and 21-The
e Citadel, there.
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; Intramural Boxing
nTourney Scheduled
dFor April 8 and 9
A single boxing tourney with
no separate fraternity or inde
pendent divisions will be held
April 8 and 9. Students must
$register by Monday, April 5, in
if order to be eligible.
; Nine weight divisions will be I
set up. They range from 1201
pounds to the unlimited class.
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Other Games
In other games this past week,
the Ringers walked away from
the RO's, 31-32. Rogers hit for
10 points to take scoring honors
for the Ringers, while Kocher
sank 10 points for the RO's. Pres
ton then swamped the Ringers,
52-25. Bargiacchi notched 15
points for Preston, while Rogers
and Chambers of the Ringers
shared scoring honors with six
points.
In the remaining game Pres
ton ran roughshod over Tenement
24%, 47-21. Wright and Halloran
of Preston counted ten points each,
and Chikades tallied 11.
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i they defeated the Ringers 84
I in a close game that was not
cided until the final minute.
Preston went ahead early in
ie game and' held a 14-2 lead at
ie end of the first quarter.
The winners led 26-23 at the
id of the third quarter and little
oring was seen until, with three
inutes to play, the Ringers tied
up at 29-all. A Ringer basket
ade it 31-29, but Preston came,
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Ed Coleman was high scorer for
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