Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Golf Team Splits i Faces Furman and The USC golf team opened its 1952 golf season last Friday with a 14% to 12% win over North Carolina State. 1 Number 6 REDDY ASKS: How Many Employees in the Electric Industry? Business-managed, privately-owned electric utilities employed an esti mated 290,000 persons as of the end of 1949. This was an increase of 89,000 over the five years previous. Average employment in 1949 was about 44 per cent higher than at the wartime low point in 1944, when manpower drains had reduced the number employed to about 201,000. Your South Carolina Electric and Gas Company employed more than 1,700 as of July 1951. Total pay roll for the month of July 1951 was ahmost half a millionr dollars. This privately-owned utility offers advan tages which have held the loyalty of its employees; nine of them have bees with the Company 40 or more years, 156 have worked here 25 to 40 years, and 86 have service records of 20 to 25 years. Our oldest em ployee in terms of years with the Cempemy he 52 years' service. SOUTH CAROLINA ILTMC & GAS CO. Favorite sub ANo shirt The Manhattan Burti The Burt is a button--down < collar. Or, if you prefer broad for you with its smart widesj both and be ready for anyth Shirt., Sportehirge, Neckwo Un~derwear, Pajama., First Matches; Clemson Away Last Saturday, the Gamecock golfers lost to the defending Southern Conference champions, Duke University, by the score of 18 to 9. The next action for the golf team will be on April 3, at Furman, fol lowed by a match at Clemson. The next home match will be on April 8, against The Citadel. The team is coached by Chuck Prezioso, who is acting as student coach. For the first two matches, the squad consisted of Robert Boswell, Ralph Irick, Chuck Prezioso, Art Stobbe, Bill Warner, and Demos Jones. Prezioso- and Stobbe are the only two lettermen from last year's squad. Sports quiz Last week's Sportsquiz was a little too tough for Carolina men. We had only one answer. George Trotter had the three right men in Mickey Cochrane, "Ole Horse' Radbourne and Lon Warneke. This week we have another quiz concerning baseball. Answer these and receive two passes to the Caro lina Theatre. (1) Who was the "Wild Horse of the Osage"? (2) What major league ball club has never finished in the cellar? (3) Who was the first player picked in the baseball Hall of Fame? Get at least two of these answers to win. Send your answers to Gamecock Sports, Box 79, Campus. NCAA BOXING The annual NCAA boxing meet in which Carolina is expected t: participate, will be held April 3 4 and 5 at Michigan State. At leasi five of the Gamecocks are expecte< to enter, including SIBT 147-pounc champ, Emmett Gurney. Michigat State is defending its team title ect of coeds FT T Shirts thing gets admiring glances n the campus faster than a ndsome guy in a handsome .To look your handsomest, try on a Manhattan Burt or a Manhattan Range. The Manhattan Rangel xford with a soft roll to the ~loth, then the Range is right read collar. Better still-buy ing-classroom or coke date! pa iA Gene Wilson (29) set up the sec The running of the Red backfield z which the Blacks won, 19-18. In th (25) is closing in for the tackle foi Final Basket Show 2 Tear The Rinky Dinks and Preston 2nd were the only intramural basketball teams to finish their seasons unbeaten. Each won the top spot in its league. Pi Kappa Phi and Phi Sigma Kappa topped the frat leagues. The final standings: Independent League 1 Team W. L. Pct. Rinky Dinks .......10 0 1.000 *Block C ........... 8 3 .727 *Ten. 29 ............ 7 4 ~.636 Ten. 9 ..... ......400 Coker .............. 1 9 .100 McBryde .......... 1 9 .100 *Tnlds playoff game for second place. Independent League 2 Team W. L. Pct. Preston 2hd ........ 0 0 1.000 NROTC .......... . 5 3 .625 ASCE 3 5 .375 ASME . ............ 2 6 .260 Preston 3rd ........ 2 6 .260 Fraternity League 1 Team W. L. Pct. tPi Kappa Phi ...... 12 1 .923 tSigma Chi . ..11 2 .846 Phi Kappa Sig ......7 5 .683 Sigma Phi Eps ....7 5 .583 Phi Eps P1. .. .. .. .4 8 .333 ATO .............'1 11 .083 Kappa Sigma... .. .. 1 11 .083 t Includes playoff game for first place. Fraternity League 2 Team W. L. Pet. $Phi Sigma Kappa .10 1 .909 $Sigma Nu .........9 2 .818 Kappa Alpha... .. .. 6 4 .600 P1 Kappa Alpha ....3 7 .300 SA E ..............3 7.300 Lambda Chi .......Q 10 .000 $Includes playoff game for first place. J. Paul Sh.eedy* Switche Because Me Fluuked PAUL was having a sand-wich at the D roommate said:"Sheedy, every co-ed a Your camel's hair coat won't pass the]i fore, if you fig-ger to get any dates, I hi Wildroot Cream-Oill Contains soothingj Relieves annoying dryness. Removes Grooms hair neatly and naturally all d best friend!" Sheedy got Wildroot Cre hair-a looks terrifici Better desert ware up to 29d and dry-ve to any drug or to bottle or tube of Wildroot Cream-Oil, hair tonic! Ask for it on your hair at the really be dune yourself a favor! * ef13 S.. HaVrie KuIhRd.,WMiEIWWUIj WIIdm.e Cops7. Ia., Be&lo 11, Football Preview ond touchdown for the Reds in the an ind Johnny Gramling's passing were e above picture Bill Wohrman is blo the Blacks. (USC Sportsphoto by r ball Records ns Unbeaten Gamecock Tennis Team Faces Heavy Schedule For Week The USC tennis team faces a heavy schedule next week with three matches. The Gamecocks have one match under their belts, that an 8-1 loss to George Wash ington. The remaining schedule: April 4-At Charleston, April 5 -At The Citadel, April 7-Clem son, April 21-At Clemson, April 22-At Wofford. April 24-The Citadel, April 25 -At Furman, April 26-College of Charleston, April 28 - Wofford, April 29-Furman, May 1, 2 and 3-State tournament at Clinton. Phone 2.9250 918 MAIN STREET Joe Patrone's Collegiate Inn Spec izli kg in STEAKS CHICKEN SPAGHETI * * * Dine and Dance UntIl 12 P. M. 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Murray Seaman will do the play-by-play, with Ed Lewin filling in between the in iings. The first broadcast was planned or Tuesday, March 25, for the Came with Duke. GRAY 1347 MAIN STREET Style Headqw CAMPUS I FLANNELS - $37.50. ROBLEE SHOES White Bucks - Loafers $9.95 - $10.95 ENRO SHIRTS aBuon-Down - Roll Round Eyclei Collar $4.50 RRIW garotto ORRIS . a - of irritation w aing cigarettes you md. 3AYI You iI love "I LOVE LUCY" starring LUCILLE SAL and bEil ARNA2 li e V a ioi jjr S 'IUPHR LOGO'S (Formerly The College Shop) Same Place Better Food Lower Prices PLATE LUNCH Meat, Choice of 3 Vegetables and Drink 55c - Sered From 11:30 - 7:30 1015 Sumter Acrose From Town Theater SON'S PHONE 2-6714 irters For Men OGS SUITS - TROPICAES - $57.50 NORRIS CASUAL SHIRTS Button-Down Collars $4.95 - $5.95 BERLE SLACKS Various Color, and Designs $9.95 -$11.95 IN, Irrtation ndtf.lh edin all e . . 1~jjjjj