The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 25, 1951, Page Page Six, Image 6
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Usually at the end of the se
editor to convey his thanks to
during his term as the editor
the new editor. Well, next a
stumbling around trying to tur
favorably with those issued by
that reason there will be no j
However, there are a lot o
operation during ny term as
and Mordecai Persky for the
have made during the year, a,
great layouts of the page, I an
But the ones who have gi
the writers who have so pati
covering the sports scene as
Sims was a great help with
Wright covered the Intramurs
thanks to these two and to th<
each week.
Also to Coach Ted Jetok
their co-operation, go my thar
This will be the last issue c
the beat next fall and we hope
the Enrightmen roll to a grea
Tigers, Gamecocks!!!
A Final Check .. .
Spring sports for the Bli
Despite the fact that the base
year's standards, the tennis
successful seasons. The golf t4
matches. One was to Davidsl
They rolled over Newberry tw
twice and Wofford in two mat
with a 7 and 5 record ... Two
honored by the Greenville Ne
the all-state team. Bobby Roge
and Grady Faircloth was nan
Next year's football team shi
state in recent years if the a
There will be 22 lettermen return
ing who will be given plenty of help
from a star-studded freshman
team. Of course Wadlak, the Cadil
lac will be back along with plenty
of other shifty backs. The quarter
back slot is the question mark but
here are pEnty of men to, choose
from.Teading. the -list will be
Billy Stephens and Dick Balka.
Stephers saw only limited action
last year but gave a good account
of himself in the brief time he
played. During the spring practice
session he was passing with pre
cision. Balka was seen in quite a
few games last year and his pass
ing at times was good but at other
';es erratic. Up from the fresh
man squad that suffered only one
loss last year will be Johnny
Gramling who will no doubt have
some say-so as to the first line
passer. The big weak~ness may be
in the middle of -the line, one of
the strong points last year. Miss
ing are Dave Sparks, the Skinners,
Hugh Merck and sophomore sensa
tion Don Early. The first game is
with Dluke on September 22. New
comers to the schedule are Virginia
and West Virginia . .. Biggest man
on the Gamecock football squad
will bie Bob King, a 280-pound
guard from Natrona Heights, Pa.
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uest star this week.
I people 'to thank for their co
Sports Editor. To Tom Price
Ir patience with the errors I
id to Mr. E. P. Martin for his
" grateful.
ven me the greatest help are
ently pecked away each week
wvell as space permitted. J. B.
his swell features and Frank
1 news very adequately. Mar'y
M1e,who have contributed news
ey and the baseball team for
iks.
f the year but we'll be back oni
to be checking those Birds as
kt gridiron season.- Beat those
ds weren't too bad after all.
ballers failed to live up to last
and golf teams enjoyed ver,
,am lost only two out of elever
mn and the other to Clemson
ice, The Citadel twice, Furmar
ches. The tennis team finished
of the Bird baseball men were
wr when they were chosen to
r was selected as an outfielder
ied as one of the pitchers .. .
vuld be one of the beat to hit the
wen come through as expected.
... Members of the freshman tea
likely to see the mnost action are
Quarterback dehnny Gratl Mag
Fullback Bobby Drawdy, Halfback
-Gene Wilson, and End Clyde B.
nett -and Center Robert' Brusarsti...
And full of hope for the pigsk
season de're toing to cloe this
tolumn and chek on that Spanish
in time for a tussle with the fl
nal. Till next fall well Just chel
out.
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gotten my umbrella this morning
dear."
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had forgotten it?"
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Pictured above is the 1951 captain of the Gamecock baseball team,
Bobby Rogers. During the regular mses Bobby lad:t** Birds to almost
all the hitting departments. He was also selected to the al-Mate base
bail teal selected by state coaches under the auspices of the Green.
ville News. He hit .355 to pace the Birds at the plate and played well
defensively at his centerfield position. (USC Sportaphoto by Manning
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igina Chi won over Pt Kappa
AIpha, 6-2 behind the tiglht pitch.
lug :f Allen Cox.
McBryde scored seven runs in
the second inning of their game
with the CE's after the Engineers
had tallied one in the first on a
home run. McBryde put together
three walks and three hits to score
their seven.
ASCE pecked away with two
runs In the second and four in the
fifth to tie the score. McBride
then salted the game away in the
sixth with five runs. Two walks
and w hit loaded the bases, then
Allen Ayers promptly cleaned
them with a grand slam home run.
Sigma Chi won the fraternity
title with their 6-2 pasting of
PIKA. Allen Cox was the whole
show for the winners. He allowed
only two runs and banged out two
hits to aid his own cause. Sigma
Chi scored one run in the first,
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Sigma Chi won the all-sports
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the Inter-fraternity council t a
later time. Pi Kappa Phi was see
ond with 457 points.
Officers of the Inter-fraternity
council were elected last week for
the coming year. Rupert Drews
was named as chairman and Irv
Liskov became secretary.
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