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Intramural 4
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The 1948 intramural footba
start at 2 p. m. Monday at I
four close ball games played
pendent leagues.
Tenements 9-10 started the ball
rolling by beating Carovets 27-0 at
Melton Field. BSU blanked tene
ments one and five 7-0 at Melton
and tenement 25 slammed Town
Boys 31-7. The fraternity league
had one game, Pi Kappa Alpha
squeezed by Phi Kappa Sigma 2-0
on Davis field.
Tenements 9.10 (27), Carovets (0)
B. B. Huskey passed tenements
nine-ten io a 27-G victory over
Carovets Moiiday. The tenements
scored in the first quarter when
Nick Nichols took a long pass
from Huskey. Nichols ran about
50 yards for the next touchdown
in the third quarter and two more
passes in late periods salted the
game away.
Tenement 25 (31), Town Boys (7)
Lloyd Huntington passed tene
ment 25 to an easy 31-7 win over
Town Boys Monday afternoon. Pat
Barter was on the receiving end
most of the game while Jimmy
Cobb led the ground attack. Cobb
ran 45 yards in the last quarter
for the best of the game. Al Shu
ler was best on defense for the
winners.
BSU (7), Tenements 1-5 (0)
Bill Huckaby made a brilliant
catch of George Rentz' desperation
pass with 30 seconds to play to
give Baptist Student Union a 7-0
win over tenements 1-5 Monday
afternoon. The tenement team,
bolstered by the passing and '.ek
ing of quarterback Charlie Steph
enson, held the Baptists in check
throughout, until the last minute
of play.
Maxcy-Ten. 14 (19), Law School
(6)'
Maxcy-Tenement 14 defeated
Law School 19-6 Tuesday after
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noon at Melton field behind the
fine passing of McClendon, who
threw for all his team's touch
downs. Wheland made the best
run of the game in the last quar
ter when he took a short kick-off
AO. yards for a touchdown.
Tenement8 2-3 (12), Tenement 29
(0)
Ben Kilgo was the passing star
as tenements 2-3 whipped tenement
29, 12-0 Wednesday afternoon at
Melton field. The other scheduled
games were forfeited. Town Boys
forfeited to R.O.T.C. and Fresh
man Y forfeited to tenement 24Y2.
PiKA (2), Phi K S (0)
In the first few minutes of play,
Dan Winesett, of Pi Kappa Alpha
broke through Phi Kappa Sigma's
line to trap Charles Hutto behind
the goal line for a safety. It was
the only score of the game for
neither team could click offensive
ly. Jeff Long captained for the Phi
Kappa Sigma team and George
Patrick led the Pikers.
Pi K Phi (22), Phi Sigma Kappa
(0)
Phi Sigma Kappa, with only a
six man team, fell victim to a pow
erful Phi Kappa Phi team, 22-0.
Dick Singleton scored the first TD
with a run around end and later
passed to Burt Orr for another.
The first extra point failed but
Bill Brown made the second on a
run. Bill Eason blocked a Phi
Sigma Kappa punt for a safety.
rhe final touchdown was effected
by a sleeper play, with Burt Orr
receiving a pass from Bill Brown.
Phi Sigma forfeited at the end
f the half.
KA (6), Lambda Chi Alpha (0)
Kappa Alpha's Billy Nichols
completed a 40-yard pass to Bobby
Rogers late in the third quarter
to defeat Lambda Chi Alpha 6-0
Tuesday afternoon. Bob Wester
field, taliback for Lambda Chi, did
most of the kicking for his team,
one being a beautiful 65-yard punt.
His passing was also creditable.
Pi Lambda Phi (15). Phi Epsilon
Pi (0)
Pi Lambda Phi defeated Phi Ep
silon Pi 15-0 WednesdRy in a close
and hard-fought ball game. The
two teams are keen rivals, but the
Pi Ep's were poorly organized.
Herbert Drucker tagged Herb
Stanier behind tlie goal for a saf
ety early in the second quarter. A
little later Kligman got a free kick
and ran 50 yards for a touchdown.
Herbert Cone scored the final
touchdown by taking a pass from
Kligman. Charlie Bernstein play
ed a good game for the Pi Eps at
center.
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To Receive
The Palmetto Theater award for
the most valuable player on the
South Carolina football team for
the 1948 season will be presented
on the Palmetto stage Friday
night, Dec. 17, according to tenta
tive plans. Sam Suggs, manager
of the theater who instituted the
award, said this week that the
trophy this year is the handsomest
ever presented by the Palmetto
Theaters, Inc.
The players, themselves, select
the recipient of the award. They
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The entire Carolina squad will
be introduced on the stage. Coach
Enright will make a short talk and
the other members of the coach
ing staff will also be introduced.
Jake I .nland, sports editor of
the State, will make the presenta
tion.
Red Harrison, star defensive
fullback, was the winner of the
trophy last year for his superior
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the outstanding prospects for the
award. Harrison was hampered by
injuries this year but was still
one of the Gamecock stars.
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Intramural Schedule Announced
The following intramural football schedule for the week
of December 13-17 has been released by Joe Grugan, di
rector of intramural athletics:
League 1 Independents
Dec. 13-Ten. 241/2 vs. B. S. U . .............. Davis 1
Dec. 14-Freshman "Y" vs. Law School ....... Davis 2
Dec. 16-Ten. 1 & 5 vs. Ten. 24%1/j ............ Melton
Dec. 17-Freshman "Y" vs. Ten. 14-Maxcy .... Davis 1
League 2 Independents
Dec. 14-Carovets vs. Town Boys ... ......... Melton
Dec. 15-ROTC vs. Ten. 2 & 3 ............... Davis 1
Dec. 16-Carovets vs. Ten. 25 .. ............ Davis 2
Dec. 16-Ten. 9 & 10 vs. Ten. 2 & 3 .......... Melton
Fraternity
Dec. 13-Kappa Sigma vs. Phi Kappa Sigma . . Davis 2
Pi Kappa Phi vs. Phi Epsilon Pi ...... Melton
Dec. 14-Sigma Chi vs. Phi Sigma Kappa ... . Davis 1
Dec. 15-91;ma Nu vs. Kappa Alpha .......... Melton
Sigma Alpha Epsilon vs. Pi Lambda Phi Davis 2
Dec. 16-Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Kappa Sigma . . . . Davis 1
Dec. 17-Sigma Nu vs. Lambda Chi Alpha ..... Davis 2
Pi Kappa Phi vs. Sigma Chi . Melton
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