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McBryde, High In Ir By L. C. TAI Thirty games were reeled < basketball is getting ready f4 Monday. After basketball play, track most coveted trophy in intramu cup. This denotation of champic mile runner, whether he belongs to the Independent or Fraternity League. . , ,i Feb. 27: Tenement 80, 21, Chem ical Engineering Society, 18; R.O.T.C. over Preston Second West, 47-27; Newman Club, 39, A.S.M.E., 22; 'renement 2 and 3 downed Tenement 9, 35-32 in a close one; the McBryde boys con tinued to fly high in taking Tene ment 29, 54 to 34; Maxcy Third, 34, Tenement 5, 31. Feb. 28: Phi Kappa Sigma slipped by Sigma Nu, 36-34; Pi Kappa Alpha scored 36 points to upset Phi Epsilon Pi; Kappa Alpha downed Kappa Sigma; Collins made 19 as Tenement 1 won over Tenement 28, 56-25; Legal Eagles whipped Preston, 28-19; and Block C Club remained one of the best by downing Tenement 25, 67 to 25. March 1: Lambda Chi Alpha got a 53-26 win over Alpha Tau Omega; Duckett swished for 21 for Sigma Chi as Chi walloped Sig ma Alpha Epsilon, 35-23; Pi Kappa Phi took Phi Sigma Kappa, 31 to 13; N.R.O.T.C. 45, B.S.U. 21, Rocher getting 18 for the victors; Tenement 30, 30, Newman Club, 18; and A.S.M.E. downed Preston Second West. March 2: Kappa Alpha 46, Pi Kappa Alpha 41; Sigma Nu whipped Phi Epsilon Pi 38-29; Kappa Sigma 40, Phi Kappa Sig ma 22; Chemical Engineers over Newman Club. 21-16; A.S.M.E. took B.S.U., 31 to 18: Tenement 30 got a 51-16 win over Preston Sec ond West. McBryde made it two for the week in whipping Camden-Carolina Club, 50 to 19; Maxcy took Tene ment 2 and 3, 32 to 22; Tenement 29 won on a forfeit from Tenement 5; Tenement 25, 43, Tenement 28, 25; DeLoach scored 24 in the Block C Club's victory over Preston First East, 58-23; and Tenement 1 licked the Legal Eagles, 42 to 31. Ceni For the second consecutive yea centered around the two young men left, Cadoyan, Pa., junior, is Rex Erl from VPI, he was one of the bright and has shown in Spring practice tl Harry Jabbusch, of Lorain, Ohi He backs up the line competently, an the University of North Carolina. Harris) Refresh. Zest 'l -go Block C atramurals iKERSLEY >ff last week and intramural )r the play-offs which begin opens March 22, to offer the ral activities, the "Farr Miler" mnship will be given to the best Tickets There are plenty of tickets still available for the Southern Invita tional Boxing Tournament which gets under way in the field house Thursday afternoon. Students are urged to purchase their tickets in advance, because only 500 student tickets were placed on sale. When this supply is exhausted, students will have to pay regular prices. The complete price list for all seats: Th. Th. Fri. Sat. Season Aft. Eve. Student .50 .50 .50 .50 2.00 Reg. Res. .75 1.25 1.75 2.50 6.25 Ringside 1.00 1.50 2.25 3.00 7.75 Tickets may be procured at the ticket office in the field house. Chesterfield Contest John L. Norton, for the second time, is the winner of a carton of Chesterfield cigarettes. He correct ly identified last week's athlete as Stan Stasica, former Gamecock Football star. Roger "Red" Wilson a 1 s o correctly identified Stasi ca, but his en try was not re ceived until Sat ikq urday morning whilA Nortnn's came in early Friday. If you know the identity of the athlete pic Lul-ed, wriie his name on an empty Chesterfield cigarette wrapper and gend it to "Chesterfield Contest," Gamecock Sports, Campus. Don't forget to include your name and campus box number on your entry. The first correct answer received wins the Chesterfields. .ers r, the Gamecock football team is in the above picture. Larry Smith, right's offensive center. A transfer er new members of the 1949 squad iat he still has what it takes. o, is first string defensive center. d had his best day last year against (USC Sports Photo by Manning .. Add' The Hour BOTTLJNG COMPANY Steve Fever!! By MORDECAI PERSKY Spring practice out on Meltoi Field And fifty's prospects are revealed The eyes of folks from round abou Fall on a fellow short and stoul Your eyes-Why, once that fellow caught 'em, They sparkle, jump, can't wait fo autumn; They watch that fellow for a spel: Do you know what they want t yell? All the way, Wadiak Enright wants a Cadillac! All the boys want Chevrolets, Ford sedans and Dodge coupes; Mr. Thurmond wants La Salle; A Buick for the Ad-mi-ral They'll all get cars by sack or bi With Wadiak to pack 'em in! Spring practice out on Meltoi Field Folks ask, "What will the futur, yield ?" ' The answer is a halfback man; The answer's all the lines he ran Around and through since first h< came To Carolina's hall of fame! All of us good people want t< cheer: Stout Steve, you sure look gooi from here! All the way, Wadiak Enright wants a Cadillac! A hundred Plymouth's filled wit] gas Are needed by the senior class; For juniors, Pontiac four-doors; Hudsons for the sophomores; Hustle Stevie-Churn them spikes The freshmen want some motor bikes! Spring practice out on Meltot Field And eyes and tongues have no concealed Their interest in Wadiak They see his shoulders, chest an( back. But only heels and dust he showi To mightiest of Gamecock foes What makes these football mon sters grieve? You've got your answer kid, it'l Steve! All the way, Wadiak Enright wants a Cadillac! All the boys want Chevrolets, Ford sedans, and Dodge coupes; Mr. Thurmond wants La Salle; A Buick for the Ad-mi-ral They'll all get cars by sack or bhz With Wadiak to pack 'em in! At DE.NI.SOh DOROTif Lovely Den ison A "Chesterfield was n college and it's my c They're always M] A UNIVERSAL Int,"as ie r PASKY TO WADIAK-This pair for the Gamecock football team this "W'" Hagan, "Easy Ed" Pasky is exF offensive quarterback iob. Adefensiv the Erie, Pa., senior has seen limit up well last season when he handle fenuive assignments. He"Stout Steve" Wadiak is well knoi Heteamed with Bishop Strickland t one-two offensive punches in the Si years. The Chicago halfback is a Jun more years of football eligibility sin G. I. freshman. Bdth Pasky and Wadiak may be i annual intra-squad game climaxing etnF.eld. (U"AorsIhcta by -1, G. Y Tradind The Key Candy & Ti WHOLESAI Candies - Tobae 1231-1237 Ijo Columbia and ColIleges HART Fumna, says: y cigarette in igarette today. [LDER." )-STARRING IN DE THE WALL" INTERNATIONAL PICTURB WILLIAM HOWARD DOANI LIBRARY DENISON UNIVERSITY -: Amt - : TLP)M//</ Ld Game b b e al C 0 a t] may engineer many scoringLplays rall. With the departure of Harold ected to take over the first string e standout the past three seasons Ad action on offense but showed d the ball during his limited of Yn among Gamecock football fans. o form one of the most effective :uthern Conference the past two ior at the university, but has two ce he played varsity ball while a ieen in action March 24 when the Spring practice will be played on ERBY i As bacco Company E ONLY cos - Sundries con Street I S. C. *Sy Recent National Survey HES SrAr Slated M Carolina football supporters will Du ave an opportunity to see a pre- To law of the 1950 Gamecock foot- It all team when Rex Enright's sct harges clash head-on in an intra- Bb juad game climaxing spring str ractice Friday night, March 24 bla a Melton Field. The game, spon- I ored by the Block "C11 club, will so e a full dress affair between two the venly divided squads of Game- ses cks. Enright has kept mum during goN ie four weeks of spring workouts Bet rid will not commit himself con- le )rning the strength of his 1950 era ?am. It is believed, however, that fr0 ie club will be strengthened over sol ie 1949 edition in most spots with the te big doubts coming at the end I rid quarterback positions. op1 The team will have to be at top la 'rength in all sectors if the Game- h >cks hope to compare favorably to ith their opponents, which include goi THE COLLEI SERVING CAROLI] FOR OVER 2 Open 6:30 BREAKFAST PLATE L 4 Vegetables, Meat, Br 50c u SHORT ORDERS - Fountain Service - RIGHT ACROSS F 1015 Sumter BILTMORE IC ERFI arch 24 ke, North Carolina, Georgia :h, Clemson and Wake Forest. Is one of the most aggressive edules ever taken on by the ,do. The season opens with the Dng Duke Blue Devils in Colum .Sept. 28. duch will depend upon the homore linemen who played on Gamecocks freshman team last son. he 1950 backfield should be as id as any In the history of the ool if the quarterback situation ars up. At the present time, vet n Ed Pasky is running the team m the first string position but homore Bill Stephens is giving Erie, Pa., senior a battle for job. he game on March 24 will be in to the general public and a ke crowd is expected to see the Is battle the Blacks. A flat rge of 50 cents Is to be made all spectators with all proceeds ng to the Block "C" club. 5E SHOP iA STUDENTS 5 YEARS A.M. [-30c up UNCH ead, Butter, Drink P -STEAKS 60c Sandwiches ROM U. S. C. Street CREAM