The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 24, 1950, Page Page Seven, Image 9
- Tom Price,
L. C. Taakerley
- Jimmy Howle
$8y ioM Blc
"Y" Camp I
Last week, we dropped by
chat with Mr. Robert G. Be
he is affectionately called b
us about the "Y" camp that
have built for university stt
The camp is located 12 m
go out Taylor street to Fort
road, and go seven miles to
and follow the signs.
The camp has a large lod
lake has been stocked with
caught now, but will be big e
the swimming is excellent. A
ing the summer months. Ar
permission to use the lodge I
Hall.
Mr. Bell is proud of the
students to use it. "We haN
told us, "and it will be a sh
"We still owe $6,000 on tli
cent that has been spent on i1
has come from the universit
Krame:
In an effort to raise par
for the camp, the "Y," in c
bring the Jack .Kramer-Par
k.
the field house April 25. T
Riggs-Kramer matches her<
mately $1,400 profits.
SThe Kramer-Gonzales trou
Kramer's former opponent.
again and will play in the:
colorful South American, is t
gation. He played in the pre
Pails of Australia.
Two Ex-Game
When the Columbia Reds I
day, two names familiar to
the Sally league team's roste
mer halfback and infielder,
club recently. He played se
national league last year aii
position with
SJim Pink4
out for the
* tion with the
Sfans rememi
Sbrilliant play
ner for the G
as his play a
Bird grid squ
his eligibility
HALSALL last semestei
Birds ends i1
with 18. He scored four tou
he closed out a brilliant colle
.418 for the Gamecocks and I
Conference squad. During i
ton performed for Kingstree
To both Jim Pinkerton anm
OF THINGS wishes the ber
Freshma
All freshmen interested ih
'baseball team are asked to
field houne, Monday at 2 p.
Sports Editor
Hord"cal P*roky
Rudy Thigpen
po0(eQGS
p . *
s For Students
the university "Y" and had a
11, the director. Father Bell, as
y many Carolina students, told
he and the members of the "Y"
idents.
iles out of town. To get there,
Jackson. Turn left on Percival
Martin's store. Turn left there
ge with a spacious porch. The
fish-they are too small to be
nough in about six month-and
life guard will be provided dur
y university group may obtain
ay applying at the "Y" in Flinn
V' camp and is anxious for the
,e spent $25,000 out there," he
ame if it isn't put to good use.
e camp," Mr. Bell said. "Every
was raised by the 'Y.' Nothing
y treasury."
e-Gonzales
b of the money needed to pay
onjunction with the ODK, will
cho Gonzales tennis troupe to
Xe "Y" and ODK sponsored the
last year and split approxi
pe is promoted by Bobby Riggs,
Riggs recently became active
natches here. Pancho Segura,
he fourth member of the aggre
vious match here against Dinny
cocks Witlg Reds
aegan Spring training last Tues
Carolina sports fans were on
r. Walter "Mouse" Halsall, for
was acquired by the Columbia
:ond base in the Florida Inter
d will be a candidate for that
the Reds.
arton is trying
third base posi
Reds. Carolina
ier him for his
at the hot cor
amecocks as well
s an end for the
ad. He completed
as a Gamecock\
by leading all PINKERTON
pass receiving
chdowns. As a baseball player,
ge career last Spring by hitting
eing named to the All-Southern
he past two summers, Pinker
in the semi-pro Palmetto league.
I "Mouse" Halsell, THE PRICE
t of luck.
nl Baseball
coming out for the freshman
report to Earl Dunham at the
m.
Roy S)
After tonight, this type of heaiJ
tember for ROY SKINNER and at
grid squad.
Roy, a senior, Is the older and lat
guard act. Benny is the other ai
boys hail from Sumter.
Both brothers are expected to s(
rocks wind up six weeks of Spring
Intrasquad game between two equi
The game is being played under the
iad all proceeds will go to the tr
contest has been well advertised
when kickoff time arrives at 8 p.
The university band will be on h
Drganized university pep club will
kickoff time, and all the trimming
will be in evidence. (USC Sports I
Sportsquiz
Everyone failed us last week. No
me identified the Sportsquiz mys
tery man as Charles Albert (Chief)
Bender, immortal pitching star
Ivith Connie Mack's Philadelphia
Athletics in the early 1900's.
This week, we're giving you an
easy one. Identify this former
great major league baseball player
,orrectly and, if you're first to do
so, you'll win two free passes to
the Carolina theater to see Samp
qon and Delilah.
Nicknamed "Big Six," he was
ralled the greatest pitcher who
ever lived by his manager, John
McGraw. Connie Mack echoed Mc
Graw's sentiments although Con
ie insisted that Bender was a
better "money pitcher."
He pitched against Andy Coak
ley in the 1905 World Series. He
teveloped the famous "fadeaway"
pitch which was the opposite of
the "screwball" developed later by
Carl Hubbell. During his career,
he won 372 games while losing 189.
HEe pitched the Giants to five pen
mants.
Address all answers to Game
rock Sports, campus.
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By TOM PRICE
A 24-game baseball schedule
rill begin Monday afternoon when
he Gamecocks entertain the Michi
an State Spartans on Davis field.
'he second game of the two-game
eries will be played Tuesday
fternoon.
The Birds played two exhibition
rames with the Fort Jackson Red
taiders last week. The first con
est, on Friday, was limited to
ive innings and ended in a 8-3
ie. Bill "Country" Camp did the
itching for the Birds and held
he soldiers hitless over the last
our innings after being touched
or four singles and three runs in
he first frame. Ashley Phillips
iomered over the left field wall in
he -second inning for the first
3arolina run.
In the Saturday contest which
vent the regulation nine innings,
larold "Bo" Hagan and Grady
Paircloth shared the pitching
luties as the Gamecocks walloped
he Raiders, 11-2. Hagan was es
ecially effective, holding Jackson
itless in the four innings that he
vorked. He appeared very fast
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and his curve ball was breaking
nicely. He struck out five and
walked two.
Faircloth was wild at first, but
settled down after an inning and
pitched effectively. He allowed
four hits over the last five frames.
The Bird hitting, while not ir
mid-season form as yet, showed
signs of promise. In addition tc
Phillip's homer, which was a lusty
drive of about 360 feet, Jack
Mitchell had a triple in the firs
contest, and Pitcher Hagan con
tributed a double in the Saturday
affair.
Mitchell appears set at second
with Tom Clark a sure bet al
third. Clark's throwing arm it
one of the best and his overall
fielding is smooth. Lloyd Chinnem
has returned to first base and im
spite of his short stature of five
feet, seven inches, will probably
be number one man at the gate
way.
John "Rattler" Sykes is a fix
ture at the shortstop post. Witl
the departure of such hitters as
Jim Pinkerton and Harry Parone
Sykes will be depended upon more
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tte Monday
and more to deliver the power that
the club needs at the plate.
Roger "Red" Wilson is another
power hitter who will be counted
upon heavily this year. He has
been shifted to center field from
the left field spot where he batted
.872 in 1949.
Phillips, on the basis of his
showing against Fort Jackson-he
contributed a spectacular running
catch in addition to his homer
will be the first-string left fielder
with Kirby Radar in right.
With Camp, Hagan, Faircloth,
I and Frank Sherer heading the
pitching staff, the Birds should get
much better than average hurling
I during the forthcoming campaign.
Camp, who won eight and lost four
las't year, will probably be the
number one man of the mound
staff. Hagan started late last
year because of arm trouble, but
registered one impressive win
along with several good relief per
formances. His season record was
1-0. Sherer won four and lost one
in 1949. Faircloth is a transfer
student from junior college.
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