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PiKPI
Ten.29 Takes I
With 12-ODecih
Pi Kappa Phi won the campu
touch football championship las
Friday by edging previously un
beaten Ten. 29, 14-0. The Pi Kap
had won the Fraternity title th,
night before by beating Kappi
Alpha, 24-12. Ten. 29 won thi
Independent title with a 12-0 de
cision over the Sig Eps club.
Burney -held the PiKPhi's o1
even terms for the first thre
quarters of the title game but nea:
the end of the third period Russel
Stokes flipped a forty-yard pass t<
Jolin Long who carried to the tei
yard line. Two plays later Stoke,
tossed to Chuck Spann for th
score and added the extra point oi
the same combination. Midwa:
through the last quarter Stoke,
tossed to "Sugar" Childs for an
other score and shot one to Chucl
Spann for the extra point.
The Pi Kaps won the Fraternit;
title with a convincing win over thi
KA's. John Long grabbed threi
touchdown passes, one of then
thrown by the KA's and Chucl
Spann added the other. The win
ners scored three times in the firsi
quarter then added one in th4
second and held on for the win.
Ten. 29 won the Independeni
crown with a 12-0 decision ovei
the Sig Eps Club. Tut Vernor
tossed for one score and addec
the other on a sprint over th4
middle.
McBryde won third place in th<
Independent division with a 23-(
win over ASME.
Ainad stpudlingis:
Fraternity League 1
Team W L Pet
Kappa Alpha ....... 4 0* 1.00(
Phi Kappa Sigma ... .4 0* 1.00(
ATO ...............2 3 .40(
Pi Kappa Alpha ... .2 3 .40(
Phi Sigma Kappa .. . .2 3 .40(
Kappa Sigma .. .. 5 .00(
Fraternity League 2
Team W L Pet
Pi Kappa Phi .......5 0 1.00(
Sigma Nu .........3 2 .60(
Sigma Chi ......... .2 2* .50(
,Phi Eps Pi . . .....2 3 .40
Lambda Chi ........1 3* .25(
SAE ...............1 4 .20(
Independent League 1
Team W L Pet
Ten. 24% ..........4 0 1.00(
ASME .............3 1 .75(
ASCE............1 2* .33
Ten 2&3 .......... 1 2* .332
Thunder Jets. .. .. . .0 4 .000
Independent League 2
Team W L Pet.
Ten. 29...........4 0 1.000
Sig Eps .......3 1 .750
Delta Sig Phi . 2 2 .500
NR OTC . ....... . . 1 3 .250
PT Allst.ars .. .. .. ..0 4 .000
*Indicates tie.
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Bonny Goodman gave bite and fresh.
ness back to jazz. Here the trio plays
cleon and full of taste the music that
had the saddle shoes of '36 jumping
in the aisles.
T;ger Rag e Alter Yo'v Gon,e e Chies
Boy e Somedzy Swelhear * Body and
Soul e More Than Youi Know
Back in 1905, Mr. Jelly Roll ("I in
vented jazr'') dreamed up the "rift.''
On these historic sides, you're listen
ing to the man who actually cut the
patterns far jarz.
TeConte *Pesca,rgsae * Doctor Jazz
Orer..I Jelly 1.1 Be... G.o.,,.
e Win
idependentTitle
ion Over Sig Eps
Sports quiz
Bubba Wilson was the only per
son on the campus to send in ar
I answer to last week's Sportsqu12
3 and he won two tickets to the
. Carolina Theatre for Identifying
three record holders whose marke
were broken by Dick Groat.
The answers were: national sin
3 gle season scoring record-Chel
r Giermak, William and Mary, wh(
l had 740 points, free throw record
> Tony Lavelli and Paul Arizin wh<
i had 215, Southern Conference
3 regular season record - Jin
3 Slaughter of USC who had 856
points.
This week we want you to identi
fy the first person indicated in the
bribery scandals. You probably
know that there have been many
players accused of shaving points
among them the whole Kentucky
first team. However, one of the
nation's top scorers was nabbe<
i before any of the rest. We wani
his name and the college he playet
- for, which is an eastern one.
Send your answer to Gamecoc
Sports, Box 79, Campus. The win
ner will receive two passes to the
Carolina Theatre.
Junior transfer Jack Wise Is one
of the more valuable men on Coach
Frank Johnson's basketball squad
since he can shift from guard to
forward with relative ease. He is a
good set shot and handles the ball
well. Wise transferred from Camp
bellsville, Ky. Junior College
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Guard Don Cox is making a
strong bid for his third straight
all-state berth this year. Cox,
especially noticed for his fine floor
play, takes very few shots. He is
averaging nearly 10 points per
game, however. He chipped in 21
last week against Furman besides
playing a brilliant floor game.
Cox is a native of Greenville and
was a high school star. He has been
a regular for the Gamecocks since
his sophomore year.
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VPI Invades Field I
For Birds' Last Gan
By RALPH GREGORY
Sports Editor
Carolina's basketball Gamecocks r
entertain VPI's Gobblers tomorrow e
night in the field house before I
taking a week's vacation for
exams. The Gamecocks are still t
trying to pull above the :500 mark 1
for the season and will rely on
their sharp shooting ace Dwane
Morrison to help dump the Tech
sters.
Morrison was second in the con- t
ference scoring race before Tues
day night's game against Clemson
and will be trying to better his
mark in tomorrow's league clash.
The VPI team edged last year's
Gamecocks by four points when
they entertained the Birds in a
single game. They lack last year's
star Tex Tillson, however, who led
the team in scoring and paced the
Tech win over Carolina. Tillson
was a 6'6" center who got most
of the rebounds and points. VPI
has a mediocre record for its first
few games and will rate as slight
underdogs for the clash.
"Pete" Peterson will get the
starting nod at center since he has
shown great strides in improving
his rebound work and scoring. De
pending a great deal on a hook
shot he rolled in 23 points against
Furman and added 13 more against
Georgia. He took over the rebound
lead for the Bird squad and was
particularly impressive as a floor
man.
Guard Don Cox, too, got hot
against Furman and poured in 21
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oints against the Purples, mostly
n long set shots. Those long shots
nay be needed tonight against the
tiff defense set up by the Gob
lers.
With these three positions set
he other two are left open. Mickey
3est has been the other regular
ruard but his point total fell off
,reatly against Furman and Geor
ria. Against Furman he could total
inly two points. He may have to
nake way for Jack Wise, transfer
uard-forward who has also been
lisappointing after a whirlwind
tart.
The forward position opposite
1orrison is open too with Tom
Iofferth having a battle from
Vise, Joe Smith and a new con
ender, George Clauson who had
points against Georgia.
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Crown
Intramural
Scoreboard
First Round:
Kappa Alpha 19; Sigma Nu 0.
Pi Kappa Phi 12; Phi Kappa
Sigma 6.
Sig Eps 12; Ten. 24% 0.
Ten. 29 18; ASME 0.
Division Finals:
Pi Kappa Phi 24; KA 12.
Ten. 29 12; Sig Eps 0.
Ten. 24% 23; ASME 0 (Con
solation).
Campus Championship:
Pi Kappa Phi 14; Ten. 29 0.
After tomorrow's game the
Birds take a vacation until Jan
uary 28 when they travel to At
lanta for a return engagement with
Georgia Tech's Yellow Jackets.
This game will be the rubber
match for the two teams. Tech
won the first game in the field
house but Carolina came back in
the Carolina's Invitational to dump
the Engineers easily.
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