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Caroli FroshLose3 Players; Play Here Tonight By DAN DONOVAN Earl Dunham, freshman basket ball coach, has started the spring semester of school without the aid of three previous first rate play ers. The starting three have dropped out of school. Bob Byrd, Dick Gleichman and Joe Dunlap have failed to enroll for the spring semester. Byrd, 6 foot, 11 inch star center from Flat Creek was the spark plug of the team in its previous games. He had averaged about 15 points for the seven games that he played in. Gleichman was the starting guard with Allan Cox and Joe Dunlap was one. of Dunham's top notch reserves. The freshman team began their season with a slow start but con tinued to improve until they literally "swamped" Florence high school by a score of 74-83. A*ni lar score was run up a&aYnst Asheville-Biltmore junior 'colleke. These were the last games played, but their loss was evident in the game lost to Shaw Field by a score of 69-62. Dick Kolhagen of Rockford, Ill., and Al Spatta have taken Byrd and Gleichman's positions on the first five. Kolhagen looked very good against Florence high and Spatta did a good job also. The remainder of the "Biddies"' schedule is as follows: Feb. 16, Shaw Field in the Field house; Feb. 20, The Citadel at Charleston, and Feb. 28, Clemson in the Field house. The frosh have won four games and lost four games this season. Sportsquiz Last week's Sportsquiz was so tough that we did not get any :0rect answers to it. correct answer was Howard He was Comiie ~Mick's starting pitcher in the 1~ World Series against the Chaicago, Cuhe. Since we threw a curve past you last week, we'll try another one this week. Get your bat ready and see if you can't connect for two annie oakleys to comfortable Caro lina Theater. This young man was twenty seven years old when he played and managed a team that was often re ferred to as, "First in Peace, First in War and Last in the American IL,ague,~ to a world championship. In thik' season the young man ager played second base and in spired the club with his speed and spirit. He carried these qualities into the World Series against the New York Giants during which he hit two home runs, had seven batted in, and had an overall .388 batting average for the seven game series. Who was he? Send your answer . to the Sports Editor of The Game cock today. Tennis Practice To Start; Players For Team Needed Practice for the University of South Carolina tennis team will begin next week. All students Interested in play ing on the team should report to the Field house at 3 o'clock Mon day afternoon. 95Going Son4 Tray COLUMBIA COCACOL 1n15 Ma.. Intrani Pictured left to right are the to Paul Field, Joe Berry, Lamar Smith Westerfield and Fred Morrison. Boxing Te Prepares Swimmers Meet Emory Tomorrow Carolina's swimming team jour neys to Atlanta to meet the Emory tankmen in their home pool tomor row. There will be only one re maining meet after this one. The final dual meet will be with The Citadel. After The Citadel, the Game cocks will enter the Southern Con ference finals in Raleigh, Feb. 22, 23, and 24. In the finals, team scores will not be kept, but the meet will be based on individual scores. The Gamecocks have sev eral good prospects for this meet and will send a squad of six men to Raleigh. The season will be closed out with the state meet, to be held in the local pool, some time in March. Meeting Of Golf Prospects To Be Held Monday Morning A meeting of all men interested in trying out for the University of South Carolina golf team will be held Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock in the Field house. Coach Bob Thoren said those who were interested and could not be at the meeting to contact him in Tenement 6. Phone 2-9250 918 MAIN STREET Joe Patrone's Collegiate Inn Specializing in STEAK SP TITI * * Dine d Dance in the "GAMECOCK" ROOM nwhere?. el Refreshed A BOTTLING CO. leets Ural Fraternity A] - , ., I embers of the Intramural Fraterni Tom Cupstid, William . Fairey, El am Loses. or Citadel By GEORGE LaBRUCE Carolina's boxing team continued to work out on regular schedule this week, as it rested from a 6-2 loss to Louisiana State University last Friday night. The Gamecocks' only wins came from Campassi and Spann, the latter winning by a technical knockout. Observers gen erally agreed the fights were closer than the final score indicates, and the statistics stand behind this story. Three of Carolina's six losses were by a margin of one point. After a short rest, Carolina takes on the Bulldogs from The Citadel in the Field house here on February 24, at 8 p. m. The Blue and White team will bring an out standing aggregation to our ring. Among them will be Bryant John son, a powerful 175-pounder, and team captain George Campson, a strong contender who fights at 155 pounds. Citadel has suffered defeat al AS IT MinHT BE SEEN IN LIFE TULANE MIll OPENc 'E ~OPEN A PACI t hem with the SSMOKE CH~ Smilder, and th( Wake 1-Stars ty All-Star football team. They are bert Houck, Gene Rogers, Robert To L.S.U.; Next Week ready this season at the hands of the University of Virginia, but would like to bounce back to a win when they take on the boxing Birds. The odds are that Carolina, who downed Virginia 5-3 earlier this year, will make it more than tough on the visiting squad. It will be USC's first home match, and the boys are ready and willing to show the home folks what they can do. MA EASIEST T STUDENT ;IM 01 ~NSS TEST, TH K of Chesterfields. 4 brand you've been e EST FIELDS--they yl he NO UNPLEASANT/ ~STERFA . Fore Southern Conferent Scheduled For Fiel By FRED McALISTER The Carolina basketball team re turns to the Field house tonight at 8 o'clock where they once again will be able to put five men on the court and at the same time at tempt to beat Wake Forest. The Gamecocks hope to find the home court soothing to their feet after playing on foreign grounds of disaster. In the last three games away from home about all that Carolina has to show for their jour ney are three defeats. Besides being defeated by Mary land, George Washington a n d Wake Forest, the road trips have brought them the lowest score com piled by the team this season and an overtime period played partly by only three players. The tourney bound Carolina team 'will be out to improve their win and loss column, get revenge for an earlier defeat by Wake Forest and gain title to third place in conference standings. This is next to the last game for the Gamecocks at home and the fourth from the last game of regu lar season play. The season will end next Friday night in the Field house when Clemson college pays a visit. In the next four games the Game cocks will try to hang on to third place in the Southern conference for Shoes that look like new .g,J VISIT ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRIN SER Shoe Acce or A Leather ods * *1* Across From CALDWELL'S 1319 Sumter St. EST 11 TIlN NENS '52 MAKES TEST YOU CAN iompare SMELL pnoking. Prove-to FTER.TASTE. Ea. 1 st At eB asketball Game d House Tonight before journeying to Raleigh March 1 to participate in the tour ney. Carolina now has won ten games while losing six In confer ence play. / Team captain Jim Slaughter will probably break the 500 mark to night. So far this season he has scored 492 and needs only eight more points. Slaughter has the four remain ing games to gain back the South ern conference leadership in in dividual scoring now in the hands of Duke University's Dick Groat. At the last release of conference statistics he had dropped to third place. In the last three g a m e a Slaughter's highest total has been 18 points. In others he has scored 14 and nine. This has cut his con ference average to 26.2. He has al ready assured himself of winning state scoring honors with his 23.4 point average. YOUR C MAIN' Its Low Pi "J THE HANDY Coff Saucer of Oran Another ! YOUR C r BOOK" TOBACCO GROW MAKE YOURSELF CHESTERFIELD'S baccos that smell milk 8:00 Carolina's second highest Wor for the season continued to drop in his share of points. ForwW Dwane Morrison has a 14.8 aet. age. His accuracy percentage foul shots is still one of the hij. est in the nation, although he missed five out of eight attemp in the George Washington gan Looking forfq. NEW FRIENDS? Almost everybody likes to new friends - new girl friett, new boy friends - but ofte i hard to know how. Here is a pleasant, easy, I way to meet new f r . through the fi t issue of THE GIRL IEND Mag now on the n stands. 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