The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 09, 1952, Page Page Six, Image 6

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* XX* Pictured above are five mes a record of mine defeats and one Wilder, Wally Poore, Moe McC CharNe Bones. (USC Sportsphot RALPH GRE Paul Phillips Geor RALPH GREGORY: " Hi, As the sports scene on I the year it's time for a littlh dering how the talent we hav for some aid to fill some hol< First, here's hoping that gross of good offensive linen wise potent attack that she all-round backfields to don i than six years. This offensi headache for the USC footl freshman end in '51, has be ease that spot if he doesn't Bob King, who was counted 4 school and left another vacai guards, are few and untested The ends are plentiful or though there could be a litt offensive backfield is well si Dick Balka and Johnny Gr least a dozen good running b ball-toting department. Offensive center is a big q ing before any plans for trol Also, here's hoping that Norris Mullis will produce recent years so that the sore will be solved. To Coach Frank Johnson]1 comes ambling into the field year who can shoot like Dws and rebound like any seven While the gifts are beir give the Southern conferen officials. To swimming coach Jimi men so that he will have streak and give Duke and Ni To track coach Weems F the second and third places the local colleges. To the Carolina baseball places and they will take ove: or at least say who does wei Most of all, a win over C14 Cadets can be kept quietly 11 Carolina fans won't have to learns to spin from his first PLAYOFF : With a defeat by The 4 Tuesday night's doubleheade> win over Duke, hopes for a I faded to almost nothing. SI over Clemson they would ha percentage. State would ha, remaining games to reach s A makeup of the two r might be enough to offset although no arrangements h JUST CHECKIN' .. Shortstop Tom Hofferth Tuesday against The Citadel attempts and taking over the Otis Rawl Is second with .82: down with a bad case of games, but came through for controversy raging on the whether Hlaynle Floyd is fai like to venture an opinion dr< anxions for an unbiased deci abers of the USC tennis team which tie. The tie came against Wofford. I redie, and Henry Watts. Not shown o by Munn-Teal) :ORY, Sports Editor re Johnson Jerry Roilins iport! he local front nears its end for speculating and wishing. Won e will come through and wishing s. Coach Rex Enright can find a ien to fill the holes in an other ws promise of one of the best ;he Garnet and Black for more ve line problem is the biggest all brain trust. Marion Lee, a en switched to guard and may have to play too much defense. m for one of the spots, has left icy. The tackles, as well as the i both offense and defense, al le more speed on offense. The ipplied and well-balanced. With amling at quarterback and at acks there is no problem in the uestion mark that needs answer mncing Army are made. bhe experience of Bob KCorn and a pass defense better than in point of stopping an air attack et's hope some kind seven-footer house for opening practice next Lne Morrison, fake like Don Cox -footer should. ig passed around let somebody ce a few competent basketball rny Ratliff about 20 more good nough to start a new winning yrth Carolina trouble. ~askins a few more men to win and he will mop up on most of team a few breaks in the right e the Southern conference crown ar it. mson in every sport, so that the the hills for another year and listen to the line that a Cadet rat "lecture" with a broom. FIOPES FADE Jitadel in the second game of r coupled with N. C. State's 13-2 erth in the conference playoffs iould Carolina win both games ye only a 10-6 mark and a .625 'e to lose two out of its three ix losses. ained out games with Furman the State advantage, however, ave been made for a makeup. continued his consistent hitting by getting three hits in seven i hitting lead with a .345 mark. L . .. Coach Ted Petoskey came flu" and missed four straight The Citadel series . .. A heated baseball squad right now is ;ter than Jimmy Cox. If you'd op a line to this column. We're inn. t? K' closed out its season last week with eft to right: Murray Seaman, Dick are Jimmy Potter, John Martin and GOLF TEAM MEETS CITADEL TODAY The South Carolina golf team, which lost to Davidson Tuesday, will meet The Citadel in Charleston today. They wind up regular sea son play against Wofford Monday in Spartanburg. May 13, 14, and 16 they will enter the state tourna ment in Spartanburg. EARN $1000.00 Here's your opportunity foi mer work with a Marshall Openings for college men director of Childeraft wor Company representative wil views on campus in Roon on 12th and 13th of MA 3:15 P. M. EI Gamecock With 2 Gai Carolina's Gamecocks face a two game road series with Clemson beginning today with only slight hope of getting into the conference playoffs. The series, which ends tomorrow with a single game at Clemson, will wind up the regular season for both teams. The Gamecocks, who ran up a seven game wiming streak during one period and then faded in the stretch, will send Johnny Gram ling and Otis Rawl to the mound to attempt a Tiger-taming job. Gramling is a rookie right hander with a 1"0 record. He has appeared in only three games, winning the first over The Citadel with a three-hitter. Since then he was a starter against N. C. State and pitched one inning in relief against The Citadel Tuesday night to save a win for Howard Tunstall. Rawl is the ace of the staff with i 5-1 mark and holds a four hit lecision over Clemson. He mas :ered the Tigers 6-4 in Columbia ?arlier in the season. He hasn't Irawn the starting nod since May and has appeared in only one ;ame. He allowed The Citadel only wo hits in five innings of relief 'uesday night. Clemson is expected to counter vith Billy O'Dell and Roger 3aker. O'Dell holds a win over the :amecocks with a 21 strikeout, our hit decision in Orangeburg THIS SUMMER pleasant profitable sum Field-owned organization. And women to assist the k in your home state. I conduct personal inter 24, McCutelhen House V at 10:00 A. M. and I ~ASU== wi 4>and End Regu nes Agains' early in the year. He is a fireball- C ing lefthander and is the most si :ffective pitcher on the Clemson staff. Baker is a curveballer who was beaten by Carolina earlier. The Clemson team has expe -ienced some rough going with i young team and has won only me-third of its games. However, ;he Tigers are dangerous as outhern Conference champion )uke can testify. Clemson was the irst team to beat Duke in the onference this year and only one ther team has pulled that trick. ['he Tigers have good hitting but re weak in the field. Carolina is still in a hitting lump. The Gamecocks could ather only ten hits in a double eader against The Citadel Tues ay, with whom they split, 4-3, 3-4. The rest of the lineup will find I Spotts at first base, Jimmy WHO WILL B AT SOUTH CAI Someone from your fraternity or cop the title and all the valuable [ 'Cause everyone looks so swell in c,mfort easing "After Six" white v..ih the miracle "Stain-Shy" fini! its left before the final selection if your team hasn't had a try-o c'jntact your dealer or campus ret Tryouts At: HOPE-DAVIS WRIGHT-JOHNSON COPELAND LOURIE'S MARSHALL'S T SELLING CIGAR u sIONED PRO Mikrr HESTERFIELE th an extraorc NO UNPLEAS *rom the Report of a wel lar Season Dut t Clemson' ox at second, Tom Hofferth at iort and Billy Stephens at third ith Emmett Dietz catching. The for Shoes that look like new VISIT ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE Shoe Aceessories Leather Goods * * * Across From CALDWELL'S 1319 Sumter St. E tOLINA roup can easily 1 irizes! the (.1mb dinner jacket h. Only a few of "Mr. Formal," t yet . today! tain *ertt aC ~hesterfield PRIETOR ? 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