The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 20, 1950, Page Page Eight, Image 8
Ten. 29, K
Win Intrain
By L. C. TANKERSLEY
Tenement 29 defeated ASI
14-6 for the Independent Leal
championship in intramural fc
ball last week and Kappa Alpha
the Fraternity League champ
by virtue of a 27-6 win o
Lambda Chi Alpha. Tom Cli
was selected as the outstand!
player of the independent leag
Lartigue Riley and Tom Mac
tied for this honor in the fratern
league.
Members of the all-star tei
chosen by a group of ten stude:
and directors, were:
Ends: Billy Fairey, K.A., a
Forest Marshall, S.A.E. Runne
up were Cox, K.A.; Comph
Lambda Chi; and Dean, Lamt:
Chi.
Guards: Jim Dye, K.A.; a
Pop Eaddy, Lambda Chi. Runn
up was Raymond Boyleston, Tei
ment 24.
Center: Bob Altman, Tenem(
29. Art Flowers, K.S., was rt
ner-up.
Backs: Robbin Rogers, Tenem(
29; Tom Macfie, K.A.; Tom Clai
A.S.M.E.; and Lartigue Ril<
S.A.E. Runners-up were Llo
Chinnes, Tenement 24%; Westi
field, Lambda Chi; Mettes, Lamb
Chi; and Newberry, Sigma Chi.
"Intramural basketball will f
under way February 16," Joe Gi
gan, director of intramural ai
letics, announced this week.
Grugan said that the closi
date for entering intramural bi
ketball teams is Jan. 25 and ti
interested students should pick
entry blanks at the intramural
fice in the gym.
Alderman Authoi
Boxing Article In
Sports Magazine
Jess Alderman, Carolina boxi
coach, is the author of an arti
entitled "Coaching Boxing," whi
appears in the current issue
"Southern Coach and Athlete."
A sequence of pictures showi
proper ways to throw the left ji
left hook, straight right and uppo
cut is included with Grady Dec(
Pete Campassi, Elerson Fowl
Scor
Includes all games through
Player G
Slrughter, .
Cox, g .. . 10
Prezioso, f .
Munn, f-g .
Kahle, f .
Ekimoff, g . . .
Smith, c-f........
Coleman, f-g.
Young, f-g ........
LaTorre, f .
Stewart, g
Totals.
Opponents' Totals.
Where
The action was fast and rouj
I Beta Phi defeated Delta Delta
Bowl football game.
Here Tri-Delt MARNIE MA
CORN of Pi-Phi after snagging
THOMAS rushes in to assist in
of P1-Phi is visible in the bacd
Teal.)
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.ng After a two-game invasion of
ue. North Carolina, the Gamecocks will
fie return to the Palmetto state to
ity morrow night when they invade
Clemson for a game with the
m, Tigers.
.ts Coach Banks McFadden has de
scribed his 1949-50 team as the
nd best at Clemson since before the
rs- war. The Tigers proved the truth
er, of their coach's statement when
da they decisively defeated both Mary
land and Washington and Lee in
nd their first road trip of the season.
ar- Since then, they have not fared
ie- quite so well against Southern Con
ference opposition. They still have
nt a chance to gain a berth in the con
Lf- ference tournament, however, and
the Gamecocks will have to be at
nt their best to win on the Clemson
k, floor.
y, The Birds blew a chance to move
yd into a tie for first place in con
r- ference standings when they lost a
da stunning 79-60 decision to the
Duke Blue Devils at Durham
,et Tuesday night. Previously, the
u. Gamecocks had defeated Duke 64
h-. 44 in Columbia.
Don Cox, brilliant sophomore
ng guard from Greenville, was the
is- star of the losing cause when he
at dropped in 10 field goals for a
up total of 20 points.
)f- Jim Slaughter, point-making
center, suffered a sprained ankle
in the first half of the Duke
S game and may be lost to the
team for about two weeks. Be
fore - being injured, Slaughter
scored 14 points in the contest.
After the Clemson contest, the
ng Gamecocks will return to Carolina
-le and will put their basketball togs
ch aside for a week while they take
of on a new opponent-final exams.
They will return to the court
ng against George Washington, Jan.
Lb, 31 in the field house.
-11, and Jim Briggman serving as
er demonstrators.
eboard
Tuesday, January 17.
FG FT PF TP AVG.
1 75 31 32 181 18.10
48 21 32 117 11.70
29 11 24 69 6.90
28 8 18 6.1 6.40
19 11 13 49 7.00
16 2 31 34 3.40
9 1 7 19 2.38
I 6 1 7 13 1.30
2 3 6 7 1.00
2 0 3 4 .80
1 1 2 3 .75
235 90 175 560 56.00
212 132 146 556 55.60
Ya' Goin!
hon Melton field last Friday night as
Delta 14-0 in the fifth annual Powder
4NNING is stopped by CAROLYN AL
a pass for a short gain. Pi-Phi NAT
the play, and DOLORES MEYER, also
cground. (USC Sports Photo by Tom
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ryan Company
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AT HOME CARDS
AIN STREET
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The game looks more like fot
ward MOOSE KAHLE. Referee ,
LEN EKIMOFF look on from bel
GAMECOCK POSITION
(Continued from page 1)
ready for ratification by a join
session of the societies at the be
ginning of next semester, a spokes
man for the group said.
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otball than basketbal here as BOB H I
LLISON SEIGLING signals foul, as
iind. (USC Sports Photo by Manning I
At the Board of Publication
meeting Tuesday, the financial
status of The Gamecock was also
di8cUssed. It was pointed out that
the school newspaper operated on a
- deficit during the past semester
(see financial report on page 3).
TE and Colleges
CHESTERFI-ELD Is
selling cigarette.*
-'BRI EN
eotte Alumnus, says:
Milder. At the end of
studios, no matter how
ced, Chesterfields leave
te in my mouth. It's the
e found that does that."
(w./DD
mill~
ALEY (6), Georgia forward, throws
Georgians JOE JORDON (13), BOI
Harris.)
rhe Board voted uanimously to i
request an increase in student al- I
locations to The Gamecock in pro- I
portion to its needs when the Stu. J
ient Finance Committee meets i
next semester. It was shown that
most other activities received an
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a body block Into Gamecock For
I SCHLOSS (11), and Gamecock
ncrease in allocations in Septem
)er. A sharp decline in advertising
)enefits, both locally and national
y, plus a drop in student enroll
nent, were the main reasons for
'he Gamecock's current deficit, it
was explained.
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rankersley Joins
Gamecock Sports
For Spring Term
Lon C. Tankersley, junior in the
ichool of journalism from Taylors,
has joined the sports staff of The
Gamecock, Tom Price, new sports
Aditor, announced yesterday.
Tankersley will cover intra
nurals for the paper replacing Bill
Kaufman who resigned last week.
Dtherwise, the staff will remain
is it was during the fall semester.
Lloyd Huntington, former sports
Aditor, will be graduated this week
ind has been succeeded by Price.
Dther staff members include Al
'ibert, Jimmie Howle, and Dick
Dunlap.
Bird Basketeers Have
New Warm-Up Suits
For Georgia Contest
When the Gamecock basketeers
:ame onto the floor from their
Iressing room last Saturday night
;hey presented a new and flashy
appearance.
The Birdmen were dressed in
:ardinal, red warm up suits. The
jumpers were equipped with a
white sailor collar which can
juickly be converted into a cape
r hood by use of hidden zippers.
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