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Gamec( Intramural ] Today On 1 By BILL KAUFMAN A football field day is to be held this afternoon at 2 p. m., on Melton Field. There will be competition in such events as punting for dis tance, punting for accuracy, pass ing for distance and accuracy, kick ing extra points, and so forth. Any one desiring more information on this event should call the intra mural office. Stude'nts are reminded that the intramural swimming meet is to be held on Thursday, November 17, at 7:80 p. m., at the University pool. Fraternities will swim as teams and the independent students may participate individually. Those wishing to register for the meet can do so at the intramural office in the gymnasium. The intramural football league Is scheduled to begin its season on Nov. 28. An independent or fraternity group desiring to enter a team must do so by Friday Nov. 18. No entries will be accepted after that date. Entries should be filed with Joe Grugan at the in tramural office. Volleyball In the Fraternity Leagues this week Alpha Tau Omega racked up two victories, scoring a forfeit win over Pi Kappa Alpha and downing Phi Kappa Sigma 15-6 and 15-8. Sigma Nu chalked up a triumph over Pi Kappa Alpha by taking two games by identical scores of 15-6. Kappa Alpha had little trouble in downing Pi Kappa Phi 15-3 and 15-5. Sigma Chi scored two wins, tak ing a forfeit game from Phi Ep silon Pi and beating Sigma Alpha Epsilon 15-7 and 15-13 in a real thriller. Sigma Alpha Epsilon had a busy week. They played two games be sides their loss to Sigma Chi, and won both contests. SAE beat Phi Sigma Kappa 15-9, 15-11 and downed Lambda Chi Alpha 15-9 and 15-11. In the Independent League, Town Boys, Maxey 3rd, Freshman Y, and Tenement 24 %, all received forfeit victories when their sched uled opponents failed to appear. Ten. 1 and 5 took two out of three from the Fresh. Y. winning 15-8 and 15-7 after dropping the opener 8-15. The Carovets chalked up three wins this week. They defeated Ten. 24% 15-10 and 15-5. They also had an easy time with Ten. 29 as they beat them 15-2 and 15-8. They rounded out the week with a 15-0, 15-2 rout of Ten 2 and 3. By scoring 78 points in its first two games the University of Miami football team has already topped its scoring total for 1929, 1980, 1932 and 1944 seasons. Planning to dance from 10 till 2, Find your format feeling blue? YOU need Sudden Service Let Ed Do It ED ROBINSON Laundry and Dry Cleaning 1019 Cervai. - 2231 Main "The House The R. LBr ENGRAVED INVITATION RECEPTION & A - 1440 MAIls Colnumi )cks P1 Field Day lelton Field Volleyball Schedule Fraternity League I Nov. 7-Phi Kappa Sigma vs Kappa Alpha. Fraternity League II Nov. 7-Phi Sigma Kappa vs Phi Epsilon Pi. Nov. 8-Kappa Sigma vs. Lamb. da Chi Alpha. Independent League I Nov. 7-Ten. 1 & 5 vs. Maxey III Independent League II Nov. 7-Ten. 2 & 3 vs. Maxey II Nov. 8-B.S.U. vs. Ten. 29. Any teams having postpone games should contact the intra mural office concerning the re scheduling of these postponed con tests. Cigarettes Offered As Prize In Score Predicting Contest A new contest to predict th( score of the forthcoming Carolina Wake Forest football game haE been announced by Bill Gibbes campus representative for Ligget and Myers Tobacco Co. Each entr3 that predicts the exact score o: the game will receive one cartoi of Chesterfield 'cigarettes. The contest will open Monday Nov. 14, and will close at 1 p. m on Wednesday, Nov. 23. Each en try must be written on a Chester field wrapper and deposited in i box which will be placed in th canteen. Each entry should contain, i1 addition to the prediction of th score; the entrant's name, address and phone number. There is n( limit to the number of entries eac) student may submit, Gibbes said Sportsquiz Three entries in last week' Sportsquiz contest answered a] four questions correctly. Sine only one prize is offered eact week, a special drawing was heli to decide which of the three woulh receive the prize of two passes tc the Carolina theater. The name o: Robert McInnis, Tenement 30, Bom 2547 was drawn, so he is declare< this wveek's winner. The other two correct entries were submitted by two of our regu lar winners from Tenement 25, R M. Winn, Jr. of Room 4; and Rob ert Thompson of Room 33. The correct answers to lasl week's sportsquiz: 1. Bob Blaik, son of Army's coach Earl Blaik. 2. "Passing Paul" Christman ol the Chicago Cardinals. 3. Ed Widseth, Minnesota, 1935 '36. 4. Jackie Jensen. This week's quiz: 1. What is the largest score thai Carolina has ever run up in a foot, ball game, and who was the victim? 2. What was the largest scors ever run up against Carolina anm who was the opponent? 3 What was the largest scori that Carolina has piled up againsl Clemson, and what year was the game played? 4. Who was known as the "Gal loping Ghost?" Pent-House Club Formerly PIC TRAIL INN Excellent Food All Kinds of Beverages SPECIAL RATES ( TO STUDENTS Call For Reservations 3700 River DrIve 4 Phone 3.9102 of Quality"A yan Company S ANNOUNCEMENTS4 T HOME CARDS4 a,S. C. ay Mia Chuck It seems that Rockford, Ill., h the person of Chuck Prezioso wl carried the ball for the Gamecoc Hilltoppers in Milwaukee, Wis., i Another Rockford boy, Carolint choice for all Western fullback at Prezioso, a sophomore, started Strickland who had been shifted Harrison who graduated. Chuck i cocks first three games this year, Clemson, he streaked 46 yards ti balL The following week, Enright si halfback post and installed Prezi (USC staff photo by Manning H L "I PASS T1 MY FANS CHESTERI IT'S .MYC( - j Prezioso as produced another star fultback im to averaged 7.2 yards every time he ks against the Marquette University ist Saturday. k Coach Rex Enright, was unanimous Notre Dame in 1925. the season as understudy to Bishop to fullback to fill the shoes of Red lidn't get to play much -in the Game but when he did get a chance, against ie first time he got his hands on the Lifted Strickland back to his old righl wo in the starting lineup at fullback, arris.) WORD ALONG kND FRIENDS . IEI S ARE MII ~IGARETTE!" awp L)range Birds Condit Game Time ! Forty-four Carolina Gamecocks < left by chartered plane yesterday v morning for Miami, Fla. where a they will meet the Miami Uni- < versity Hurricanes in the famous < Orange Bowl tonight at 8 p. m. t The Gamecocks will take the field in their familiar role of un derdog, but they are an optimistic crew after upsetting" the Mar quette University Hilltoppers 6-8 k in Milwaukee, Wis. last Saturday. The Birds are making a serious bid for the title of "most traveled football team in the country." They opened the season by flying to Waco, Texas where they met the Baylor Bears. After three home games, the flying Gamecocks went to Maryland and to Milwaukee on consecutive weekends and this week they reversed the procedure by going south to Miami. Remain ing trips this season include a jaunt to Atlanta to engage Georgia Tech on Nov. 19, and a short trip to the Citadel Dec. 3. Last weekend, the pass defense that the Birds lacked against Maryland was with them and the SPECIAL RATES 20 Cents 'Til 6 P. M. BOWLING Capitol Bowling Center TO DER. .....!.. M Bowl I ion Reporte Slated For 8 elebrated Mdrquette aerIal attack vas bottled up for most of the fternoon. The Hilltoppers gained nly 58 yards in the air, and three f their passes were intercepted >y the alert Gamecock secondary. The work of senior center Len 1kimoff in backing up the Bird ine was outstanding. The big tussian from Pennsylvania forgot tis bad knee long enough to lead Gamecock goal line stand which itopped Marquette on the Bird five rard line in the second quarter. The Birds running attack looked ,ood in running up a total of 224 rards rushing. Bishop Strickland iveraged 5.5 yards per carry with 13 yards net for 15 trys. Steve Wadiak averaged 4 yards for 17 rys, and Chuck Prezioso had a r.2 average for 10 trys. 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