The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 02, 1948, Page Page Six, Image 6
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By JOE MOLONY
Wily Billy Laval, mentor of t
Newberry Indians, brings one
his better baseball clubs to C
lumbia tomorrow to engage Car
lina on Davis field at 3 o'cloc
The- high-riding Indians have poi
ed impressive wins over Ohio al
Michigan State as well as sevez
professional clubs.
Petoskey was pleased with I
early game pitching, especial
Frank Sherer and Charlie Lox
who stopped Duke cold on or
six hits Saturdy. The addition
Bo Hagan to the mound corps t1
week should bolster the sta
However, the team's fielding h
been shabby and, as Petosk
points out:
"Of our first 18 runs only hi
were earned. We committed
fewer than 14 errors in the Du
series. However, the men a
coming along fast and I belie
we've finished the toughest ps
of our schedule."
Of the catching he said, ."M
chell Scott has been having troul
with his arm, but it should coz
around with more work. Gus J
len is developing very nicely a
he should be good protection I
Scotty."
The Carolina-Georgia g an
scheduled for Athens, Ga., Wi
nesday was rained out while I
Szakacsi was scheduled to ent4
tain the Bulldogs Thursday aft4
noon, weather permitting at E
vis field.
Jim Pinkerton led the club
hitting for the first three gan
with a .600 average. Pinkert
also led in hits and walks as wi
as in doubles. He was closely f
lowed Keith Cribb who boas
a .417 slugging mark and fi
RBI's to lead in that departmei
also.
The Birds lay off for five da
following the Newberry game a
then play host to North Caroli
April 8 at Davis field. Followii
the Tarheel game, Petoskey's cr
invades Bennettsville where th
meet Wake Forest ADril 9 a
10.
Divide With Duke
Seven errors cost Carolina I
first of a two game series wl
Duke last Friday as the Caroli
nine bowed before Jack Cooml
charges 9 to 6. Duke outhit t
Birds 12-9 and breezed throu
after a big three ruin seveith ic
ing. Carolina scored four of tho
six runs in the fourth inning wh
Joe Johnston drove in two ru
with a timely single to left. j
error of Harry Parone's ground
to the pitcher let in the other t'
Bird runs.
Camp was recorded the loss
he relieved Moore in the seco
inning and allowed five Duke rui
Faley was the winning pitcher
the Blue Devils. Pinkerton led t
Bird hitters with 2 for 8.
Carolina got sweet revenge Si
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al Freshman Ed Coleman was the
only member of the Carolina track E
d team to place in the Florida Re- t]
lays at Gainesville, Fla., March f
go,27. T
Coleman took third in the 16 t
k pound shot put event which was t
as won by Fortune GQrdien of the
ey University of Minnesota with a ih
toss of 49 feet, 114 inches. t]
Carolina's other entry, the mile
ke relay team, failed to place.
e Gordien, who set a new record 0
of 157 feet, 9 3/8 inches in the A
discus throw, was the outstanding n
it- individual performer of his team n
>le which made the best showing in
ne the meet. Following the usual cus
L- tom, no team was named winner.
ndV
or Bill Adams of the University of F
Flcrida set the other new record
i e when he ran the 100 yard dash in
d- 9.7 seconds. He won the Kearney
0y Rayburn memorial trophy as the li
r outstanding individual athlete of 9
r. the relays. S
a
in Deloach Scoi
es
on
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ta The Black team defeated the n
ye Reds, 13-0, in the annual intra- n
squad football game on Melton t'
ys field Wednesday night of last
rd week.
t]
na The squad had been divided as p
a equally as possible, but the
1w quarterbacking and passing of
ey Harold (Bo) Hagan proved too
nd I e
urday as they slugged out a 10-6
he win over the Blue Devils behind e
th the six hit hurling of Frank t
na Sherer and Charlie Long. e
he Again the Birds committed seven
h errors, but they were not as costly t
as Friday's and tho snnt pite.hingt
iir of Sherer and Long curbed the
en Devils' big bats. Carolina gath- t
n ered in 11 hits with Jim Pinker- r
ton again paving the way with b
er three for five, two of them doubles. i
o'Sherer was credited with the P
win for Carolina and Davis suf
as fered the defeat. Davis was club
0
nd bed for six hits and seven runs
is. while Sherer stopped the Durham '
'or nine with three hits and two runs P
he in four innings. Charlie Long al- fi
lowed the other Duke runs In his t<
it, five Inning tenure.
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golfers Beat
PFresbyterian
For First Win
Led by Bob Thoren and George
lial, the Carolina golf team won
ieir first match of the season
rom the Presbyterian Blue Hose
'uesday on the Forest Lake Coun
ry Club course by 'a score of 16%
> 1%.
Thoren and Dial tied for medal
it honors with a low of 78 on
ie par 72 course.
Summary:
Dial defeated Cunningham 3 to
Chapman, Carolina, won from
,dair 3 to 0; then Dial and Chap
tan teamed up to win from Cun
ingham and Adair 3 to 0.
Thorne defeated Jackson 3 to
Hewitt, Carolina, won from
7est 3 to 0 and Thoren and
[ewitt paired off to win from
ackson and West 2 to 1.
In previous matches, the Caro
na linesmen have tied Davidson
-9 and lost to North Carolina
tate 10% to 7%.
es Twice
s Beat Reds
iuch for the Reds, who could
ever get deep into scoring terri
)ry.
The first Black score came in
ne second quarter on a 40-yard
ass from Hagan to Harry De
)ach, halfback, who took the ball
the ten and went over untouch
d. A 22-yard pass play from
lagan to Jim Pinkerton, who lat
ralled to Ernie Lawhorn, set up
lie touchdown pass. The try for
xtra point was blocked.
The game's final score came in
he third quarter. Hagan passed
3 Cecil Woolbright for 16 yards,
lien Lawhorn picked up eight
unning. Two plays later Deloach
ucked over from the four-yard
nie. Bill Killoy kicked the extra
oint.
Numerous fumbles nmarred an:
therwise well-played game, which
aatured several long and accurate
asses and some excellent broken
eld running. Coaches Hank Bar
>s and Sterling DuPre of the Reds
nd Ted Petoskey and Al Grygo
I' the Blacks substituted freely.E
During the half-time intermis- 1
on a freshman1 team scrimmaged a
gainst members of the varsity.
The game ended spring practice
>r the Gamecocks, who face an
ght game schedule next fall that
ieludes Newberry, Furman, Tu
me, Clemson, West Virginia,
'ulsa, Maryland and Wake Forest.
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Ben Badger, a top performer in the pc
track team, is seen during a practice
uigh as 12 feet six Inches In '46, the n
event In the recently concluded - Floridi
n the event, but will probably accompa
Athens, Ga., tomorrow where the Game
rersity of Georgia.
Basketball Finale
Preston Beats Ka
17-42 To Win Ce
Preston, winner of the indepe
defeated Kappa Alpha, fraterni
night to clinch the campus chan
The two teams agreed on a s
a two-out-of-three series to dec
The lead changed many time
but Preston managed to pull a
Freddie Barglacchl led the scori
Macfie shot 12 for the KA's.
The Preston team has been r
chain medals in addition to the
trophy will be placed in Maxcy
Kappa Alpha received the fr;
STUDENTS VOTE
(Continued from Page 1) G
3resident. Barbara McSwain and1 I
[da (Wimpy) Webb are candidates J0]
'Or sophomore secretary-treasurer
Aith Greta Miley and Irene Herty IP
unninig for historian of the class. W
Garnet And Black Rob,
Staff members of the Garnet TI
Lnd Black will make their nomi- tean
ations for next year's editor, as- wl
ociate editor and business man- Pa
Lger of the annual. The studentl on I
ody will elect these officers| Ti
Thursday, wvith runoffs Friday if roun
the
ecessary. 72
The 1948 May Queen wvill be
lected Thursday with runoffs on
'riday from the three candidates
elected by the judges in the Kappa
igma Kappa Beauty Pageant
Vednesday night.
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basketball trophy. The ar
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rA Softballers al
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PBegin rractice it
i Melton Field st;
-actice hours for teams in the
A sponsored softball tourney
been announced by Laura
xrts, chairman.
e freshman and sophomore co
is will practice April 5, 7, 13 to
15. The juniors and seniors sl
practice April 6, 9, 14 .and 16.
tices will he held at 5 p. mn. ~.
ffelton Field.
e teams will begin a single
d robin tourney April 19 and
playoffs will be held April
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Kalamazoo swept all the sir
ve ease, only Ben Turner, ni
,ing able to extend his oppon
opped the first set, 6-4, and
Intramural
Schedules
And Notes
Independent teams or groups in
nding to enter the independent
ftball league have until noon
morrow to turn in their rosters
Joe Grugan, physical education
3tructor.
The deadline was extended from
ursday, at which time five teams
d entered.
The league is tentatively sched
Dd to begin' play April 7. Games
Il be played at 5 p. m. and will
t interfere with many classes,
-ugan said.
Baseball "Field Day"
Plans have been completed to
age the baseball "field day"
pril 16 and at the same time to
n off the Farr Mile track event.
The "field day" program will
naist of the following events:
reling bases (time), fungo hit
ig (distance), baseball throw
istance) and baseball throw (ac
racy).
Winners will receive key chain
Ldals.
The Farr Mile
Inaugurated last year by the
:e James S. Farr, Sr., the Farr
ile will decide the Carolina in
imural champion in that event
d the winner will receive a
autiful trophy given by James
Farr, Jr., and Edwin F. "Bully"
rr in meniory of the late Mr.
Ar.
Stone and Rogers, first and sec
d place winners in the fraternity
le will compete against Messer
d Haltiwanger, tops in the in
pendent mile.
Medals Here
First place winners In the track
id swimming meets can get their
'V chain medala from Ina VIruani
the gym. A large number of
udents have failed to come by
id get their awards, Grugan said.
Boxing Tourney
Students interested in entering
e boxing tourney have until
priI 5 to do0 so. There will be
mpetitioni from the 120 pounds
the unlimited division. Students
ouldi see JToe Grugan.
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igles matches with compara
imber one man for Carolina,
ent, Jack Sunderlind. Turner
was down 2-5 in the second
but fought back to tie the score
at 5-5. Turner took the first two
points in the next gamer but, Sun
derland rallied. and won the next
two straight.
All the doubles matches went
three sets, but the Kalamazoo
teams were stronger in the third
sets and took them handily.
The Carolina-Western Michigan
match Wednesday was called be
cause of rain. The Gamecocks will
play Clemson here tomorrow and
next .week entertain three teams,
Wofford, April 5, Furman, April
8, and North Carolina State, April
10.
Results:
Jack Sunderland defeated Ben
Turner, 6-4, 7-5. Art Leighton de
feated A. J. Smith, 6-2, 6-3. Nick
Beresky defeated Ben Kilgo, 6-0,
6-1. Vic Braden defeated Theo
Constan, 6-1, 6-1. Mantin defeated
George Roth, 6-0, 6-0. Dolbee de
feated John Jeffries, 6-2, 6-1.
Doubles:
Leighton and Beresky defeated
Ben Turner and Blair Turner, 6-2,
4-6, 6-1. Dolbee and Jemal de
feated Constan and Roth, 7-5, 6-8,
6-3. Stowe and King defeated
Smith and Kilgo, 4-6, 6-2, 6-3.
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