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Intimura, With 22C By JULL KAUFMAN Intamral footau got off to a flying start this week with 22 game being played in five leagues. Sigma Chi, last year's fraternity champs, proved that they are again the team to be reckoned with as they routed Phi Sigma Kappa, 28-0. Tenements 2&3, champions of the Independent loops last year de fended their crown successfully in their first game by rolling over ROTC. In Fraternity league No. 1 Lamb da Chi Alpha won a close game from Kappa Sigma. Alpha Tau Omega took a 12-6 thriller from Phi Kappa Sigma. Kappa Alpha rolled over Phi Kappa Sigma by a score of 46-0. Lambda Chi Alpha defeated PI Kappa Alpha, 27-0, and Sigma Nu edged Alpha Tau Omega 7-0. In Fraternity League No. 2 Pi Kappa Phi beat Lambda Chi 7-0, Sigma Alpha Epsilon took Phi Epsilon Phi 21-0, SAE won its second game downing Pi Kappa Phi 26-0 and Sigma Chi won from Phi Sigma Kappa 28-0. In Independent League No. 1 the Dukes beat Maxey Third by a 13-6 count, Preston Third East whipped Town Boys 20-0, Tenement 29 took the Dukes 13-0 and Tene ments 19&20 received a forfeit from the Town Boys. In Independent League No. 2 the ROTC won one and lost one. The Navy team fell before Tene ments 2&3 and then eased by Pres ton Third West 13-6. Preston Third West had previously defeated Carovets 27-0 a few days before. The Legal Eagles and Tenement 24% played to a 6-6 deadlock in the league's other game. In Independent League No. 3 Tenement 30 scored a 19-0 win over Tenement 1. ASME won two games, beating BSU 19-6 and downing Tenement 30, 27-2. Tene ment 1 defeated Tenement 5, 14-7, and BSU won a forfeit from the Freshman Y. SCHEDULES FOR THIS WEEK (Dec. 12-16) Fraternity League No. 1 Dec. 12-ATO vs. Pi Kappa Alpha 12-Kappa Sigma vs. Phi Kappa Sigma 13-Kappa Alpha vs. Lambda Chi Alpha 13-Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma Nu 15-Kappa Alpha vs. Pi Kappa Alpha 15-Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Phi Kap Sig (All games start at 4 p. m.) Fraternity League No. 2 Dec. 12-Pi Kappa Phi vs. Phi Sigma Kappa at 2 p. m. 13-Phi Epsilon P1 vs. Sigma Chi 15-PI Lambda Phi vs. SAE (Games start at 4 p. m. unless otherwise noted)I Independent League No. 1 Dec. 12--Ten. 29 vs. Preston 3rd East at 2 p. m.! 14-Maxey 3rd vs. Town Boys Independent Club vs. Dukes (Games at 4 p. m. unless otherwise noted) Independent League No. 2 Dec. 12-ROTC vs. Ten. 24% 14-Carovets vs. Legal Eagles 16-Ten. -2&3 vs. Pres. 3rd, West (All games at 4 p. in.) Independent League No. 3 Dec. 12-Ten. 1 vs. BSU at 2 p. mn. 14-Fresh. Y vs. ASME at 4:45 p. mn. 16-Ten. 30 vs. Ten 5 at 4 p. mn. WANTED One freshman, one sophomore, and one jutijor interested in be coming student intramural man agers. Anyone interested report to .Ioe Grugan in gymnasium. A Special Offe No need to wait-til you paid. Buy what you want now year. We will open a special c due till you receive your divid Chances are that you're g with part of your G.I. insurai you'd like them now instead o: You can buy anything in we won't charge you one cent are the same as if you paid charges. Because this offer is for i to see the government's ackno application. Bring it with yoi your account. 7 GRAYSO 184f7 Mal "WVHERE QUALIT MEET THE kDEMA~ I Football mames Beir Bird History '49 Season I 54 Years o . f By JIMMI In 1984 the Gamecocks began ti Erskine for their twelfth victory ( they defeated VMI 22-0, The Citad Losses that year were to NCStat, and Washington and Lee 14-7. Carolina lost the services of coacl were not as good as expected. Th year while losing seven. Their on] Citadel, and Washington and Lee. son, Clemson, VPI, Florida, and Fu In 1936 the record was five wins wins, six losses and one tie. In 1 placed by Rex Enright. In his first Gainecocks began the season with they beat Xavier 6-0, Davidson 25 Catholic University 7-0. The lossez gia 7-6, Clemson 34-12, and Fordha The Enright teams were unable four years except for a four-four-or absence the team's record got ste returned in. 1946 the Birds got fiv they had a good year with six win not so good. The Birds won three v In 1949 they opened the season v were upset by Furman 14-7. The cock even in defeat as the Birds lo lina 27-13. On big Thursday they they beat the Clemson Tiger 27-13. the University of Maryland who be ing week they came back to upset P the next one to the University of Georgia Tech 13-3. In probably the upset Wake Forest 27-20. Last Saturday the Gamecocks sh had all along by downing the C another season into history. , Record 99,000 Fans Saw Gamecocks' Four Home Games All eight South Carolina college football teams set new attendance records for the 1949 football season, but the biggest boost to at tendance records came from Caro lina. The Gamecocks with four home games drew 99,000 persons for a state attendance record. Clemson College played five home games but managed to draw only 80,000 spectators. In all ten games played the Gamecocks set! another state rec ord by playing before 213,000 per sons. This was a great distance in front of Clemson's 1948 record of playing before 179,000 fans in the same number of games. The Gamecocks' attendance boost is due mainly to a schedule which included such powers as Baylor, Georgia Tech and North Carolina. North Carolina has an added at Sports quiz Winners have been scarce the past couple of weeks in the Game cock Sportsquiz. And here they are. A 100%/ total right will get you two free passes to the Carolina Theater if you'll write your answers on a piece of paper and send them along to us. The first right answver wvill be the winner. In case of ties the winning name will be drawn out of a hat. 1. What is the name of . the stadium in which the annual East West college all-star game will he played on December 31? 2. Al Wistert played football for what university? 3. What Southern university did Truett Rip Sewell attend? 4. In what sport does Beverly Baker participate? After looking at the questions again we've decided that maybe three out of four answers ought to be good enough for a winner if nobody gets them all right. So that's' the way it will be. r To Veterans! r G.I. Insurance Dividend is at GRAYSON'S and pay next barge account that will not he end check. aing to lhuy some new clothes ice money. And chances are, waiting. OK, buy them now. our store undler this plan and more for this service. Prices :ash. No interest or carrying eterans only, we merely want wiedgemnent of your dividend a when you conme in to open W S, Inc. n Street AND COURT ESY VD OF T HS DA Y" Starts g Played Irings To End 'Bird Football E HOWLE ie season with a 25-0 victory over >ver that team in 13 games. Then el 20-6, VPI 20-0, and Furman 2-0. ? 6-0, Clemson 19-0, Villanova 20-0, i Billy Laval in 1935 and the results e Birds won only three games that y victories came over Erskine, The 'hey lost to Duke, NC State, David irman. and six losses and in '37 it was five )38 Coach Don McCallister was re year at Carolina the coach and the a 58-0 victory over Erskine. Then 0, Duquesne 7-0, Furman 27-0, and were to Wake Forest 20-19, Geor m 13-0. to get out of the red for the next e record in 1941. During the coach's adily wore. When Coach Enright e wins to three losses and in 1947 a, two losses and one tie. 1948 was rhile -losing five. rith a loss to Baylor 20-6, then they next game showed a strong Game it to the University of North Caro tabed victory for the first time as Then came a one-sided affair with at the Gamecocks 44-7. The follow 4arquette University 6-3. They lost Miami 13-7 and the next one to ir best game of many seasons they wed what most of us thought they tadel Bulldogs 42-0, thus turning tendance drawing power in All American Charley Justice. - - I%w - - w Basketball Schedule D*. 1415...-Miami University, at Miami 17-Georgia, at Athens 20-Duke, at Columbia Jan. 6-Wake Forest, at Wake Forest 10-Furman, at Columbia 13--The Citadel, at Charles ton 14-Georgia, at Columbia 17-Duke, at Durham 18-North CarolIna, at Chapel Hill 21-Clemson, at Clemson 31--George Washington, at Columbia Feb. 3-Clemson, at Columbia 6-George Washington, at Columbia 8-Davidson, at Columbia 11-Richmond, at Richmond 18-Maryland, at College Park 17-Wake Forest, at Columbia 21-The Citadel, at Columbia 24-Maryland, at Columbia 25-Furman, at Greenville Boxing Schedule Dec. 16-N. C. Teachers, here. Jan. 80-Virginia, here. Feb. 4-N. C. Teachers, there. Feb. 11-.-The Citadel, there. Feb. 17-Louisiana State, there. Feb. 23-Miss. Southern, here. March 4-Maryland, there. March 9-Miami, here. "THE SECOND MAN" Drayton Hall Wed. and Thur., 14 and 15 ? - ...../...... Here Dec. 20 Basketballer December 1. The University basketball season against the University ( ber 14, Coach Frank Johnson a: The Gamecocks' first home schedule will be played in the comber 20. Only nine of the games are home games, Coach Johnson said. Following the two-night stand at Miami the Carolina cagers will move north to Athens for a single battle with Georgia December 20. Pre-season forecastinj on the prospects of this year's team is dif ficult. Carolina facIp the problem of rebuilding a team which lost several outstanding players because of ineligibility and graduation. Henry Martin, high scoring for ward of last year's crew, was grad uated in June. Johin Szakacsi, one of the better guards in the South ern Conference last year, along with Harry Parone and Jack Reid are ineligible due to NCAA rulings. This year's squad will be built around Jim Slaughter, six-foot nine-inch center from Roanoke, Va. Slaughter, who is only a junior, almost hit the 400-point mark last Watches Diamonds B. B. HARMON Jeweler Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing Telephone 4-1522 2024 Devine St.--Five Points Columbia, S. C. Clocks jewelry ........... ... x ev s To Open ca 11In Miami in e squad will open its 1949-50 to >f Miami in Florida on Pecem- of inounced this week. F appearance on the 21-game th W Field House against Duke De year and was third in scoring in ar the conference. ri Several bright prospects from ra last season's undefeated freshman Si squad, will add speed and ability to the .varsity. Number one among p these sophomores is Don Cox, C< speedy guard and former standout' ga on Greenville's Parker High team, ar Southern Invitational champions. -. Bob Kahle, big forward, is in definitely out because of an in jured knee. Other sophomores who will help the varsity are John "Lip" La Torre from Charleston and Herb Young from Brooklyn, N. Y. In addition to Slaughter, return ing members of the 1948-49 team are Bill Smith, reserve center from Lumberton, N. C., Al Munn from Columbia, Graham Price from Asheville, N. C. and Red Coleman from Greenville. COLUMBIA NOW OPEN UNDER NJ STEAKS CHOPS Meals Served From 1] We Special GOOD FOODS a Walter (Bake) I "I LIKE ORES THEY'RE MY _d - S/ " DE .>.-'.. . MrwqE5U v, WV 1 LARGE CROWDS (Continued from Pag One) ery tenement and college on the mpus. Rev. W. McLeod Frampton, Jr. the Purity Presbyterian Church, Chester; Rabbi Norman, U. >ldburg, lecturer on Biblical lit. ature at the University of Call rnis; Rev. Harold Cole, pastor Clemson Baptist Church; Dr. Ilix g. Gear, former member of e War Labor Board daring orld War II. Also, Mrs. Arnold Nash, Pay ologist to Toronto City Schools 0 specialist on "Christian Mar ige"; and Rev. Father J. F. 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