Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Intramura For Fifth i Five teams dropped from the ur only four with clean records as th There will be an important meeting of Physical Education ma jors and minors in the women's department of the gym March 9, at 7,o'clock to elect new officers. Coach Frank DeMars of the in tramural department will hold boxing classes at the gym 9, 10 and 11 o'clock -Monday, Wednes day and Friday mornings and 10 and 11 o'clock on Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday mornings. Still undefeated are BSU, in In dependen league 1; Black Barons, Independent league 2; NROTC, In dependent league 3; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Fraternity league 1; and Lambda Chi Alpha in Fraternity league 2. Including five forfeited games, a total of 22 games were played from Feb. 25 to March 2. Tenement 25 (55) Preston Third East (24) Paced by Schooler and Cox, Tenement 26 romped to an easy 55-24 win over Preston third east last Ft iday night in the field house. Bill Gambrell was high for the losers with eight points. Alpha Tau Omega forfeited to Phi Epsilon Pi. Pi Kappa Phi (32) Phi Sigma Kappa (24) Pi Kappa Phi defeated Phi Sig ma Kappa. 32-24, Monday night in a slow ball game in the field house. Dick Singleton led the winners with 14 points while Bullin scored four for the PK's. Tenement 2 and 3 (34) Law School (29) In another slow ball game, Tene ient 2 and 3 whipped the Law School, 34-29. Monday night in the gymnasiuni. Cade, of the losers. took scoring honors for the night with 12 points. Woolbright got ten for the winners. Preston First West-Tenement 24%1/ game postponed. IioTC (62) Tenement 9 and 10 (22) Bates and Kocker, with 13 and 10 points, respectively, led ROTC to an easy win over Tenement 9 and 10 last Friday night, in the field house, 62-22. Thompson was high for the tene ments with eight. Kappa Sigma (49) Phi Kappa Sigma (29) , Johnny Sykes ran his total scor ing to 76 points last Friday night in the field house as he scored 21 p)oinI.s ini leading Kappa Sigma to a 49-.29 win over Phi Kappa Sig ma. Lee scored 10 points for the losers. Kappa Alpha (31) Pi Kappa Alpha (24) Kappa Alpha beat Pi Kappa Al p)ha, 31-24, in a slow game at the field house Monday night. Nichols Burnett's Drug Store Corner Main and College Only one Block From The Campus FOR DELIVERY PHONE 3191 FOR THOSE WH4 FOR A BETTER DOUG BI YOU'LL ENJOY * MEATL 1 FOR YOUJR ADDE $6.00 F( SGOOD FOR ANYTI 1 Basketec Veek Of C By JACK MORGj ibeaten ranks in the intramural c e teams prepare to enter their fift was top scorer for the night witt 13 points. Rhame made 11 for th( losers. B. S. U. (43) Maxcy (27) BSU walloped Maxcy, 43-27 Monday night in the gymnasium Cook paced the winners with 1 points while Matthews made 9 foi Maxey. Tenement 29 (35) Tenement I and 5 (31) Jim Meriwether scored 18 pointE Monday night as he led his Tene ment 29 team to a close 35-31 vic tory over Tenement 1 and 5 Mon day night in the gym. Hughes got 12 for the losers. Law School (25) Freshmen Y (18) Law Schoo! beat Freshman Y 25-18, Tuesday night at the gym. nasium. Cade paced Law School with 13 points while Ulmer scorec seven for the Freshman. Preston First West forfeited t< Black Barons. Blue and Grey (43) Preston Third East (39) Led by Long and Korn, whc scored 14 and 12 points respec tively, Blue and Grey defeated Preston third east. 43-39, in a close ball game in the field house Tuesday night. Magoulas and Mor gan scored 11 and 10 points for Preston. ROTC (39) Newman Club (27) ROTC won its third straight ball game Tuesday night in the field house by whipping second place Newman Club. 39-27. Kocker, of ROTC. ran his total to 65 points by dumping in 18 points. Bultman tied with Kocker for honors, also getting 18. Sigma Alpha Epsilon (43) Phi Epsilon Pi (7) Sigma Alpha Epsilon trounced Phi Epsilon Pi, 43-7, Tuesday night in the field house. Penney was high man with 14 points. Sigma Nu (28) Phi Kappa Sigma (19) Sigma Nu licked Phi Kappa Sig ma, 28-19, in a slo'w game at the field house Tuesday night. Fisher scored nine for the winners and Clarkson made seven for the PK's. Tenement 16 forfeited to Tene ment 24%. Tenement 25 (57) Tenement 9 and 10 (12) Thompson scored an amazing total of 20 points Wednesday night in the field house, leading his Tenement 25 team to a 57-12 vie tory over Tenement 9 and 10. Alpha Tau Omega forfeited Ic Pi Kappa Phi. Lambda ('hi Alpha (37) Pi Kappa Alpha (35) Lambda Chi Alpha won its fourth straight game without a defeat Wednesday night by beat ing second-place Pi Kappa Alpha, 37-35, in the field house. Bobl Westerfield led the winners with 10 points while Morris and Belis sary paced Pi Kappa Alpha with 7 points each. Tenement 16 forfeited to Tene ment 24%. Phi Sigma Kappa (28) Pi Lambda Phi (18) Phi Sigma Kappa took Pi Lambda Phi. 28-18, Wednesday night in the field house. Hollin mlade 11 points for Phi Sigmav Kappa while Cohen made seven for the losers. The standings: Independent No. 1 W L Pet. BSU 3 0 1.00 ). ARE LOOKING PLACE TO EAT! ROO ME'S r* OUR LUNCHES r* 'ICKETS D CONVENIENCE >R $5.50 IING .- ANYTIME rs Get Set Dmpetition LN ige race at the university, leavinj h week of play, Monday.. W L Pet. Ten. 2 and 3 .. 3 1 .75( Carovets . 2 1 .66" Frosh. Y ..... 1 2 .33. Ten. 14-30 ........ 1 2 .331 Law School . 1 2 .331 Maxey 0- 3 .00( Independent No. 2 Black Barons 3 o. 1.00( Ten. 24% 3 1 .75( Prestgn First W. 2 1 .661 Ten. k9 ..... 2 1 .661 Ten. 16..... 1 2 .33 Ten. I and 5 0 3 .00( Left Wingers ... 0 3 .00( Independent No. 3 R. . T. C ....... 4 0 1.00( Ten. 25 . . 3 1 .75( Newman Club 2 2 .50( Blue and Gray 2 2 a .50( Preston Third E. 1 3 .25( Tens. 9 and 1Q .4... 0 3 .00( Fraternity No. I Phi Kappa Phi. 4 0 1.00( SAE 3 0 1.00( Phi Sigma Kappa 2 1 .661 Sigma Chi 1 2 .33% Pi Lambda Phi 0 2 .00( Phi Epsilon Pi 0 3 .00( ATO . ....... 0 a .00( Fraternity No. 2 Lambda Chi Alpha 4 0 1.0O Kappa Sigma 3 1 .750 Kappa Alpha 2 1 .661 Pi Kappa Alpha .. 2 2 .500 Sigma Nu .... ... 1 3 .250 Phi Kappa Sigma.. 0 4 .000 Big Five Scoring Parade (in. cluding games of March 2): Sykes, Kappa Sig-76 Kocker, N.R.O.T.C.-65 Bates, N.R.O.T.C.-55 Fagan, Lambda Chi Alpha-48 Thompson, Ten. 25-39 "Everybody ll because it It's MY c ) The TOP N BEA MAKE Y( The J Intramural Athletic Director Jo his student assistant, Bill Davis (ce1 by Teal and Harris.) Notice A Red Cross water safety in structor's course will be held from March 21 to April 8 at the Uni is Chesterfield 's MILDER. igarette". STARRING IN \ A LETTER TO THREE \ A 20TH CEN!URY-FOX PRODUC IEN of AMERICA'S F HOGAN says..."Nv I took to the )URS THE MI Wen Behind Intran e Grugan (right), talks over the ih iter), and student manager, Dick Si versity pool. Marshall Upton will supervise instruction from March 21-April 4, Mondays and Wednes day at 7 p. m. and the National VNVES" SPORTS smoke C line's Chesterfiel( m right from the |LDE R CIGARE TEFLDS uHAN AN urals npending intramural program with rgleton (left). (Official USC photo Field Representative, Bill Fix, will hold them from April 4-8 each night at 7 o'clock. Fix will award certificates for water safety in structor to those who qualify. STEFR n - HESTEF EL marcrt 4, Avow USC Trackmen Work Qp Davis Coach Weems Baskin sent out personal invitations to all mem bers of the Gamecock track team Wednesday and the candidates were assembled on Davit field Thursday afternoon for positions. Baskin will begin his first year as track coach here. He succeeded Sterling Dupre who left for Flor ida at the close of last season. In the recent indoor meet at Chapel Hill, Ben Badger gained a tie in pole vaulting and' Tommy Woodlee won the 60-yard dash for Carolina's only points. Coach Baskin urges all students interested in trying out 'for the team to report to Davis field any afternoon at 4 o'clock. Golfers Play March 24 The golf team was forced in doors last week, but with the re turn of warm weather Coach Al Gryco hopes to have his five re turning lettermen out on the For est Lake course next week. The Gamecocks open their season March 24 against N. C. State here. Any student interested in play ing golf is requested to report to Grygo any afternoon after 4 o'clock on Melton Field. NEW! UNIGQUE THRIWNG1 S. 4ft.... .on**.. "s b. JET MODEL. ENGINES da"~ AMIRKA NdASO will w6wre W% 7#"