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Birds Intramura Announce, By MIKE LOVEJOY The Intramural Sports program for the year, 1961-62, will com mence as soon as the representa tives of teams, which will partici pate in the leagues, meet with the Intramural Sports Director and his staff. The year will begin with volleyball competition ar,d will be followed by a touch football, bas ketball, and softball program There will also be a track and swimming meet, if enough are in terested The Director of Intramural Sports, Joe Grugan, announced that a number of minor sports will be included if there is enough in terest among students. Among these are: boxing, tennis, golf, and handball. The leagues are set up along the following lines, for the benefit of all newcomers: There are four leagues, two fraternity leagues (composed of teams representing campus fraternities) and two inde pendent leagues (composed of teams representing d i ff e r e n t organizations, i.e., NROTC, Mc Bryde, etc.). A regular schedule is played through a certain period. After this the winners, teams with the best records, in both leagues (fraternity vs. fraternity) meet each other in a playoff to determine a fraternity league and independent league champion. (If time permits the two get together to pick a campu-s champ.) Trphies w% ill be awarded to the winne ot' each sport in each league, as has been done in the uast. All those who are interested in entering a tean, in either league. sioulti come by the In tramural Office, which is lo-1 cate<l in the basement of the Gamecock Player Iome Johnny Gramnling, qb . ..Orangeb (ayle Kerr, hb .......... Camden, A. W. Johnson, hh . Macon, - --ilar MeLrnu0n, inn . .ovuesvuI Norris MuIis, Lb . . Fort Val *Bill Stephens, qb .Wrights1 *Jimmy C:ooper, hb .. Augusta, Bill Behrenms, qb .Whmeeling *Dick Balka. qbI South B Bobby Drawdy, fb Eutawvil *HIootie Johnson, hh G;ren*.wo Bob K(orn, Lb Wh'eelinj Emmett Dietz, hb ..Aseville ~Zack Taylor, I)b... ...Lexingto Ruipert Collins, f b .. Lumbert *Steve Wadiak, hb ..Chicago, Jack Dorr, e Blackvil! *1larry Jahbusch, e Lorain, *Larry Smith, e' . Ford Cii L.eonr Cunningham, e Atlanta, Je.ss Berry, e Charlott Robert Brunuson, e Sumter, G;ene Kopee, t C:lifton, Ed Wilson, g Bradentn Gumy Nichols, g Florenet *Alex Kavonnis, g Spartani Sieve Hlerczeg, g.....South B. Louis Hlarrelson, g Mullirns, George Giovanos, g Perth Ai *Vince Garganmo, g Brooklyn John McLainm, t Camden, Frank Auten, t Belmont *Paul Step)hens, . Concord * larry Stewart, t Benton, Chlarles Camp, r Greenvil Ned4 Brown, t .Athens, Gene Witt, Bradent. *Don Early, I Vanderg * W- A. (Slats) Skelion, e Atlanta, (;lyde Bennett, e St. Matti * Joh n Latorre, e Chiarlest, Marioni Lee, e lorene *Walt Shea, e Btrooklyi 'Fred Duckett, e Unjin, *Bob (Moose) Kahle, e Hannoi Warren Clarke, e Orangel, Steve Fetsko, e Warrnn *Chunmck Prezioso, I) Rock for lill Rtenfrow, e Jackson, Jimmyv Frazier, hb Florence Buster Brown, Lb . Bishop)vi Cornell A r FL OWERS FOR E' Corsages ta Phone .1 Open 1 Section Schedule Barton's Red Book Is Now Available Ralph Lewis, alumni office sec retary, has announced that there are a few "little red books of Gamecock Football" on hand for any student who desires one. The book, which contains photographs of the football team, was edited by Don Barton, athletic publicity di rector. Among other things the contents include the 1951 football schedule, a USC football directory, articles about Coach Enright and Steve Wadiak and a complete varsity roster. Also included in the booklet is a section called "Meet the Game cocks," five pages, introducing each player on the squad. Books may be obtained from the Alumni office which is located in Lieber college on the second floor. Wadiak Named Capt. Of Gamecocks For '51 Carolina's All-American candi date, Steve Wadiak, was elected captain of the 1951 Gamecocks by this year's team at a recent meet ing. This is the first time the captain has been elected before the grid campaign as in the past he was chosen at the end of the season. The "Cadillac" (who drives a Pontiac) was the team's leading round gainer as well as the lead- 1 ing "yardage getter" in the con- t ference. He was also chosen the 'Outstanding Player for 1950," .n the Southern Conference. SCIHEDULE Sept. 22-Duke, Columbia. Sept. 29-Citadel, Columbia. Oct. 6-Furman, Columbia. Oct. 13-North Carolina, there. Oct. 25-Clemson, Columbia. Nov. --George Washington, Co lumbia. Nov. 10-West Virginia. there. Nov. 17-Virginia, there. Nov. 24-Wake Forest, Columbia. s Of 1951 Town Age He. Wt. Yr. urg, S. C. .20 6-0 170 So. S. C. 20 6-0 170 Fr. Ga. 20 5-10 170 Jr. le, s. C. 21 5-11 180 Jr. ley, Ga. 20 5-8 165 Fr. ille, Ga. 19 5-10 165 Sr. Ga. 21 5-11 164 Jr. r, W. Va. 19 5-10 178 So. lie, N. C. 20 6-0 1.75 So. mnd, Ind. 21 6-2 195 J. le, S. C. 20 6.2 195 So. d, S. C. .20 5-11 180 Jr.I g, W. Va. 19 5-10 178 So.' ,N. C. .20 6-1 205 Fr.! n, N. C. . 22 5.10 180 Sr. an, N. C. 20 5.11 190 Jr. Ill. . 24 5-9 185 Sr. e, S. C. 25 6-0 210 Jr. D~hIo 23 5-lI 210 Sr. y, Pa. 22 6.1 205 Sr. G;a. ..20 6-1 190 Fr.: 3, N. C. 23 5-10 185 Sr. S. C. .20 6-1 195 So. N. J. 18 6-1 200 Fr. n, Fla. .21 5-11 198 Jr. ,S. C. 20 5-10 195 Jr. murg, S. C. 24 5-.11 198 Sr. md, Ind. 19 5-11 195 So. S. C. 21 6-0 195 Sr.' nboy, N. J. 19 5.11 195 Fr. a, N. Y. 22 5.11 205 Sr. S. C. 18 6.0 190 Fr. , N. C. 19 6.1 210 Fr. N. C. 21 6-2 225 Sr. Ill. 21 6-0 220 Sr. le, S. C. 20 6.2 200 So. Ga. 22 6.1 205 Jr. nms Fla. 21 6.0 220 Jr. rift, Pa. 20 6-1 210 Jr. (,a. 21 6.2 190 Jr. ews, S. C. 19 6.2 195 So. m, S. C. 21 6-0 178 Sr. S. C. 19 6-0 195 Fr. aN. Y. 21 6.3 190 Sr. -. (. 22 6-4 195 Jr. nd, lnd. 22 6-4 208 Sr. urg, S. C. 19 6-1 175 S).' Ohio 20 6-1 198 So. I, Ill. 23 5.10 195 Sr. 'Ille, Fla. 25 6-0 187 S. ,S. C. 19 6-0 175 Fr. lie, S. C:. 20 5-.11 178 Jr. Gamecock Tarheels North Carolina has contributed seven players to the University of South Carolina "travelling" squad. They are tackles Frank Auten of Belmont and Paul Stephens of Con cord; center Jess Berry of Char lotte; and backs Gene Wilson of Fayetteville, Zack Taylor of Lex ington, Emmett Dietz of Asheville anad Ituapert Collins of 1Lumber'ton. mns Florist VERY OCCASIONV Specialty .6801 Here Quarterbc Pictured above are thu three lat back slot. Fron left to right: Johnr Balka. Gramling is the 6-foot, 170-poi He was a star on the Biddy team I Stephens is from Wrightsville, Balka is likely to be the starter agt experience plus the ball-handling and is 6' 2", weighs 195. -(US(' WAA Meets Wednesday The Women's Athletic Associa :ion has a program set up so that Anyone who is interested in recrea ion may earn her letter by par icipating in the various WAA ac ivities. Last year WAA was quite uccessful in running off several ournaments in basketball, bowling ad volleyball. This year their lans call for a program of equal aliber. All who are interested, whether old or new students, should go to he meeting at 10 o'clock Wednes lay morning. The meeting will be held at the Women's Athletic Dc partment. iesi UGOOC r I & MYFAS TOBACCO C( With] icks Three Is who are battling for the quarter ty Gramling, Bill Stephens and Dick and passing ace from Orangeburg. ast year. Georgia; weighs 165 and is 5' 10". inst )uke. He has the advantage of kill. He is from South Bend, Ind., portsphoto by Manning Harris.) Students! For the antd Food, 1 COLLEG COMPARE 0 Breakfast - Plate I (Meat and 4 Vege Steaks, .75 Up - Sant Cemphete Fm u Special A La Serving Carolina Stu I 1015 Sumter R* F1 LD A7lRG NCETON 5e 4 7%...ol Duke Carolina Has I To Oppose Duk Duke's Blue Devils and South Carolina's Gamecocks open the '51 football season tomorrow afternoon at Carolina Stadium in the South ern Conference game of the day. A crowd of more than 25,000 is expected for the meeting. The game is expected to attract more than passing i n t e r e s t throughout the South for there will be several potential All-Americans in the encounter. USC's Steve Wadiak and Larry Smith are listed as sure all-conference men. For the Dukes end Blaine Earon is the star to watch. The Gamecocks, who bowed to Duke last year, 14-0, are putting their hopes in offensive power. They have one of the better run ring backfields in the nation and are a good bet to come up with an effective passing attack. Likely to start in the backfield are Wadiak and Hootie Johnson at the halves, Bobby Drawdy at full, and either Dick Balka or Johnny Gramling at the quarterback slot. The Blue Devils are known to have a solid defense and from in dications of early scrimmages have a potent offense. They rolled up a 75-0 score over Camp Lejeune, a Marine team. Duke has a new Best inl Service visit the - E SHOP UR PRICES - .30 Up ,iinch tables) - .50 Up Iwiches of All Types ttai- Service Carte Orders dents For 25 Years Genuine Home Atmosphere SIGNEI Mu L NO UNPLE Tomc Vew Formation e Super Defense coach, Bill Murray, who has switched the Blue Devil offense from a single wing to the split T. His Jerry Barger, a freshman quarterback, may be the key to the whole offensive picture. Murray has two fine running backs in Piney Fields and Charlie Smith. 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