Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SOj "XI Jack Mitchell, Asheville sopi Enright's most pleasant surpris ute starter at right halfback' performance in that game. His to hang on to Boyle's passes. Sophomore Jack Birds Capable P By RICHARD DUNLAP When the Gamecocks oper the season against Baylor Univ sity this fall a surprise right ha back was inserted into the sta ing lineup in the naon Of je Mitchell, 5 ft. 11 in., 173 pou scatback. This move by he coach Rex Enright was undoubt( ly designed to give the Birds fast breakaway runner operati from both sides of the "T." In addition to being a spee shifty runner, Mitchell is cons ered to be one of the most capal receivers on the end of Big Jo Boyle's jarring passes, and anyc possessing this particular chars teristic is more than welcome the Carolina camp. Mitchell, who now has two yea on the Gamecock roost, hails fri Asheville, N. C., same town o of which came North Carolin Choo Choo Justice. He made name for himself in spring pri tice. His wide end sweeps a bursts through tackle were so: of the joys of the training sessi for USC coaches. When not in scrimmage he was probably fou jogging a few extra laps arou the football field, striving for b ter condition. A cool competitor, Mitchell, 1 Wadiak, likes to get a br glimpse through the line into i secondary. Once in an opponeri backfield he is a constant scori threat. From here on through i season it looks as if he willi heavy duty, because with Caroli facing its toughest schedule many years, the passing of Bo will have to be utilized more a more. So when John's pitech you'll more than likely find Jr Mitchell posted in the right hr back slot. FOR SALE 194.6 Crosley in good condlition - $254 See at 2118 Main Street HERTZ I -P New Sj Univers $20.00 Deposit Example - 4 / Time 6 P Total v"' A Short Bloch h Ace t s t 0 ~c 2 "oor, has been one of Coach Rex t es this year. Mitchell was a last min against Baylor and turned in a fine greatest value has been in his ability Mitchell Givesc I ass Receivert f Befig Sell Out Crowd a ar- Expected To Watch justice Tomorrow Charley Justice and one of the ndmost heralded football teams in r ad the country are ready to show ,d- their wares at the University a Stadium tomorrow and this plus ngthe hopes for an upset by Coach es Rex Enright's struggling band of d- Gamecocks has resulted in a near >de sellout for the game, hn Early this week only a little ne over 8000 tickets were left for the e game. Sales have been brisk since ithen and a capacity crowd would rs not be surprising as the Game Mcocks take on the South's toughest ut foe in trying to crash the win Vs colunIX. a Whatever tickets remaining e- from this week's sale will be put nd on sale at the stadium tomorrow, ne Mrs. Netta Melton, ticket agent, on said. a Tickets for the game are sold nd ost ealrtcoeditsred fotaltasis. ad tedcontry asrua wiread required t- thei ares bot the Unvestyccr Sadithe tocket issud this foruth kl elufrte game. nef or30 tickets eren for them on-Crln gamehve beenbr sinc thich and ah caaicrnex would hesno eupriseinga tih Sixp.m coeae on the Sout'uhs a Whatve Wticket rnemainry frophipwe's sae wilersu "Thnsae Latte strd ium tmrrw SPne Mr. PtanMeloed rtice"aet a1icet16rh ame Stre sol tpresent bohteratltcc and th- iktise hn o h heso-aonabgae Octoers, he Pep meeting toih.Si..m ron the orsshoe Intran 9pen Intramural gowling League ro Be Sponsored Plans were completed this week or the formation of an intramural owling league, the intramural thletic office announced this reek. A bowling clinic, open to all tudents at the university, wrill be eld from Monday, October 10 hirough Friday, October 21 to give istructions to those students de iring to learn the finer points of owling, Intramural Director, Joe 'rugan said. Classes will be held each after oon from 2 until 7 o'clock at Capi %l Bowling Center at the corner f Bull and Gervais Streets. In tructors will be present and no ee will be charged for instruction 1 service. A special low garie price has lso been established for all uni ersity - students. Those students egistering for the clinic will be harged only 15 cents a game. Ither students who do not register or clinical instructions will'be ermitted to bowl at any time for 0 cents. Student athletic cards iust be presented for identifica ion. Registration for the clinic will e at Capital Bowling Center. The Intramural bowling league rill begin its season Monday, October 24. The league will be omposed of five-man teams. The rice for each member of each eam will be 50 cents for three ,ames. Five cents will be charged or the rental of shoes to t6hose eople so desiring. Registration for the intramural ague will also be at the Capital lowling Center. Don't forget the pep meeting to ight. Six p. m. on the horseshoe. - - asemesan aurals Joe Grugan Says Golf Tournament May Be Cancelled The Intramural golf tournament faces cancellation unless, more people register for it, Director.of Intramurals, Joe Grugan said this week. The entry list is still open to those desiring to participate, Gruggn said. Registration Is in Grugan's office. The tournament is scheduled to be held at the Glenwood golf course at the end of Gervais Street be ginning October 10. Volleyball Three practice volley ball courts were opened at University High school last week for teams enter ing the intramural volleyball league, Grugan also announced. This league will open about October 10. Registration for this league will also be in Grugan's 'office. The intramural office also said that plans for an intramural swim ming meet were nearing comple tion. The meet is scheduled to be gin In about four weeks. This is to be an individual meet with prizes to be given to the winners in each division. Interested students may begin workouts in the University swimming pool now. Registration for this meet will also be in the intramural office located in the gymnasium. NOTICE There will be a pep meeting to night at 6 o'clock on the horse shoe. Last week over 2000 stu dents were present. Let's make it an even greater success this week. The band will be there to furnish music and all of the cheerleaders will be present to lead the yells. Let's make It 8000 students pres ent this week, the entire student body next week. - - ----.-.-----.-.------.-. ---. ------. Sportsquiz Herb Young, sophomore from Brooklyn, N. Y., was the winner of last week's quiz, and will receive the prize of two free passes to the Carolina theater presented by Dave Garvitn, Carolina theater manager. Here are the current answers to last week's quiz: 1. Don Hutson, University of Alabama '34. 2. Frank Thomas. 8. Wofford and Furman at Spartanburg in Dec., 1889; won by Wofford 5-1. 4. Bennie Oosterbaan. Three of the four questions this week will be about world series facts that any student of the great game of baseball should know. This week's quiz: 1. What present day big league manager played in 50 world series games? 2. What major league nianager won four consecutive world chain pionships with what team? 3. Who made the only unassisted triple play in world series history? 4. What star guard at the Uni versity of Tennessee from 1938 1940 was an assistant coach at the Citadel in 1948? Address all answers to Sports, The Gamecock, and drop them in campus mail. The first all correct quiz received will be declared the winner. FORMAL WEAR For Rent Wright-Johnfton INCORPORATED Men's Clothing, Shoes, and Furnishings 1330 Main Phone 24223 Coach Franh. Is A Double By JIMMIx Coach Frank Johnson is a d to being head freshmar footb the varsity baskdteeri. It was coach grew up and learned to football. In 1982 Johnson entered thi freshman and while there mad4 an athlete. While schooling in i Athens young Johnson was a star 4 guard for the Bulldogs and was I elected to the Elgin All-American j team in his senior year. He liked j the Peach State so well that after i graduation in 1986 he remained at his alma mater as basketball coach. Coach Johnson moved to the University of Mississippi in 19?8, where fbr two years he was head I basketball coach and assistant I football coach. After this brief stop he moved to Carolina in 1940 and entered the business of making I bad roosters out of little chicks. I During the last fracas the coach l left us for awhile and went to the 1 THE COLLI REGULAR MEALS SANDWICHES Special - Students Breakfast - Luncfi and Sul 1015 Sumter Street JAKE ROGER "TAKE A TIP ] SMOKE CHES TE: THEY'RE MUCH: IT'S MY OIGA) 5 Johidson Duty Man ROWLE ouble duty mian., In addi 1B coach, Mr. Johnson plI in Rockford, Illinois that love baseball, basketball, t University of Georgia as i quite a name for himself ild of his Uncle Sam for three An i half years. Whika wearing >lue of the Navy, Coach Joh ierved as an athletic director an ipent most of his 'time in 3outh Pacific. Due to only two weeks practi ;he coach and his biddies lost the >pener b4t they are looking bet wery day and should be in gV2AN !ondition- for their bout with t )aby Tigers of Clemson at Ca ina Stadium Oct. 19. To all, Coach Frank Johnson I t very likable man and in spite fis many chores, he is never tq )usy to stop and chat about >all, basketball, baseball, or an >ther ball. 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