Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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McBryde; Ai Intramural. By RALPH GREGORY With only two more games left to play in regular season competi tion it seems that McBryde and ASCE have just about clinched the top spot in their respective leagues. One more win by each team will insure their title. Both teams have a 4-0 record so far. The second spot in each league is a different proposition, however, as there are at least two teams in each group fighting to gain a tour nament berth. In Independent league 1 the Dukes, the Naval Pilots and Delta Sigma Pi are all still in the running for the second spot. In league 2 the Naval un ners, Ten. 29, NROTC,, d e Town Boys are fighting r e runner-up spot. ASCE has run up its perfect record at the expense of the Naval Gunners (26-21), NROTC (23-20) and Ten. 29 (33-15). Intramural League Stan INDEPENDENT LEAGUE 1 Team W L Pet. McBryde 4 0 1.000 Dukes 2 1 .667 Pilots 3 2 .600 Delta Sig. Pi 2 2 .500 Maxcy 2nd 1 2 .333 Ten. 9 1 2 .333 Ten. 1 & 5 0 3 .000 INDEPE ENT LEAGUE 2 Tea W L Pct. ASCEs 4 0 1.000 Naval Gunners 3 1 .750 Ten. 29 2 2 .500 NROTC 2 2 .500 Town Boys 1 1 .500 Pharmacy 0 3 .000 Law Frat. 0 3 .000 State Swim Meet i Here Tomorrow A The first annual state swimming meet will be held in the local pool tomorrow at 3 p. m. Teams from The Citadel, Clemson and Carolina will compete in the tournament. Chesterfield Phone Contest uomtitues For the convenience of those people who did not read about the Chesterfield phone quiz last week, the representatives arc giving the rules once more. Students' names will be selected at random from the Blue Key di rectory each Monday night between 8:30 and 10:30 p. m. The students selected will be asked a sports ques tion by telephone. If he says "ABC," when he answers the call, he will receive one package of Chesterfield cigarettes. If he answers the question correctly, he will receive five additional pack ages. If the question is not answered by the studezals called on that par ticular night, the five packages of Chesterfields will be put into a jackpot..u 1j the following week whelr five ditional packages will & -a'lddd.' The contest will con tinue in this manner until the answer is given. The current ques tion to be asked will be published in each week's issue of The Game cock and this week's question Is "name the first football teams to play in the 'Gator Bowl?" No one answered the question last Monday night, so the jackpot now has five packages of Chester fields in it with five additional packages to be added on March 5th. So, if you are called to the phone on Monday nights, don't forget to answer "ABC" and be prepared to answer the question of the week. Going Som Trail COLUMBIA COCA.COI 1015 Main *CE Lead Basketball McBryde has rolled over the Dukes 45-24, Ten. 1&5, 58-20, the Pilots 56-33 plus a forfeit win over Delta Sigma Pi. In the fraternity competition Kappa Alpha, despite a loss this week to Kappa Sigma, still holds the top slot in league 1 with a 6-1 record. Pi Kappa Alpha is second with a 5-1 record followed by Kappa Sigma with a 4-2 mark. In Fraternity League 2 Sigma Chi and Pi Kappa Phi are tied for the lead with 6-1 marks and Sigma Nu is the runner-up team with 5 wins and 2 losses. Pi Kappa Phi lost its first game the past week to Sigma Nu in a thriller 43-41. This is the last week of competi tion in both leagues and by Mon day the playoffs will begin for the campus championship. The first and second teams in each league will be eligible for the playoffs. dings as of February 22 FRATERNITY LEAGUE 1 Team W L Pct. Kappa Alpha 6 1 .857 Pi K. Alpha 5 1 .833 Kappa Sigma 4 2 .667 Phi K. Sigma 1 3 .571 Phi Sigma K. 0 6 .000 ATO 0 7 .000 FRATERNITY LEAGUE 2 Team W L Pct. Sigma Chi 6 1 .857 Pi K. Phi 6 1 .857 Sigma Nu 5 2 .714 SAE 3 4 .429 Lambda Chi 1 6 .143 Phi Eps Pi 0 7 .000 s Scheduled fternoon At 3 The winner will be state champion. Furman will send two or three men down for the event. The meet will feature the 220 yard free style, 50-yard dash, 100 yard dash, back stroke, breast stroke, 440-yard free style and the 400-yard relay. Some of the state's best swimmers will be on hand. Admission is free. This will be the last appearance for the Birds in th local atator ium. They are scheduled to meet The Citadel in Charleston next Tuesday. Four boys represented Carolina in the Sonthern Conference swim ming finals held Feb. 22-24 in Raleigh, N. C. This marks the first time the Gamecocks have entered this tournament. - The team's scores were not kept, but the meet was based on in dividual scores. The boys of coach Jimmy Ratliff did not win any trophies but they did bring home four medals. Chuck Winder, swimming in the medalist division, came in third in the 200-yard back stroke, and fourth in the 160-yard individual medley. Jimmy Mallard took fifth place in the freshman 100-yard breast stroke. Jack Hale took second place in the freshman 440 free style. Jimmy Smith made a good showing in the 1500 meters, 220-yard free style and 440 free 1431 MAIN nWhere?. el Refreshed 'ee <+<a <e* <O9 . t'LON TAX 4A BOTTLING Co. Chuggii 1 ~N Pictured above is 175-pound member of the boxing Birds. Chuc make him a leading contender for ] ning Harris.) Teunn The tennis team began practice this week under the coaching of Don Barton. Tryouts for the start ing six berths will get under way sometime during the coming week. The schedule is incomplete at the present tim-e but Coach Barton said that it would include most of "o .5 .*~y . n Chseri tha enm c' Chuck chuck Spann, the only undefeated t's jolting right and aggressiveness 4CAA honors. (USC photo by Man. is Team Begins Pri the state schools that have teams. The Gamecocks will also enter the state meet at Clinton in May. Several veterans are back from last year's team and should give a boost . in competition. Among these are Lavant Holcombe, George Roth and Hugh Gilbert. Ray SA S'. mar chesterf e .Ope Compare...enjoyri I-tobaccg that smnelt mi Id s>.Mbey do smoke mildE ines MILDNESM with N. * *.EEE*R'**.ni! .:E&\' Able AN T Allen George, pictured above, don the garnet and black in a Ior class, he shows promise of going a has two wins to one loss to his cred Lctice Long, who played in '49 but was ineligible last year, is being counted on for a starting position. The first home match will be March 26. "Oh, here's the place mother told me to stay away from - I thought we'd never find it." A I YS: BARBARA~ JEANt SMITh ~CO .0RADO '52 id with the brand you've at milder Chesterfield a der, smoke milder. So smc r, and they're the only c UNPLEA4SA4NT AFTER.-TA3 Allen is one of the classiest fighters to g time. Fighting in the 135-pound long way this season. Thus far he t. (USC photo by Manning Harris.) "Why's your car painted blue on one side and red on the other?" "It's a terrific scheme. You should hear the witnesses contra dict each other." Speaker: My candidate is a self made man. In fact, he started life as a barefoot boy. Voice in audience: Well, I reckon mighty few of us were born with shoes on. been rOma. __1 Slaughter Makes All-Southern For Second Year For the second consecutive y, Captain Jim Slaughter of the Gamecock basketball team has b ft named to the Associated Prea All. Southern team. Slaughter received the thibl highest number of votes from tie 42 sports writers and broadcatef balloting. Dick Groat of Duke uai. versity and Sam Ranzino of No Carolina State received more voteg than Slaughter. Slaughter has been chosen al ready this year honorary captain of the All-State basketball team. In regular season play he set a new state scoring record of 1,41 points for four years of varsik competition. The 6-11 pivotn is also the first state player to ecore over 500 points in one season, Re made 555 this year. Two other Carolina players made the third team All-Southern. Don Cox received 24 votes and Dwan Morrison received 41. GRAYSON'S 1347 MAIN STREET Style Headquarters for Men NEW SPRING SLACKS by Berle Upturned Flaps Welt Seems shed ckets e Be Loops $1 95 RO SHOES N Sp Styles $11. NEW SPRING TIES by Cavalier & Botany Knits and Reps $1.50 & $2.00 C.04 i*19. 1 s1 e a M1ma 7000 C.