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Pictured above are members of the tournament. The girls finished the tc Clara Corbett, Joan Utsey, Shirley Mar row: Harriet Travis, Betty Barton, Mai cock photo by Lowell W. Ross). G ame Johnny Many sports fans, some of th we may add, take the various "s( football season ends become so t and thrills of basketball that thi season is sometimes overlooked. 1R be overlooked in the process of American teams are picked at the of the season and those not pickei receive the credit actually due. NORRIS M .liSi.IS winning games. It. is so importai chosen on the Associated Press team and on the second All-Ame] it is very significant that uinti the Gamecocks ranked very high defense and especially ini pass de jured in the Citadel game, was un Carolina, and, as a result, C'aroli more weakness than it had all se; North Carolina passes. After th much to b)e dlesiredl. It is only by hard playing and senior has achieved AllI-American at Carolina, and without the servic a big dlifference may be seen in n THE BLOCK C-A Members of the Block C Club p: day night. The group went to Care out fruit and candy to the youn, Carolina's football games was shos From the intramural D)epart: ment: Any independent group wisi team must get in contact with mural office as soon as possibz have to be handed in. CAGERS START Ii The Ganmecocks b)egin a four-< the nation's capital where they w ington Colonials in a game on Sati the highly favored Colonials, the territory of another highly-rated| West Virginia. Here they will< Monday andl Tuesdlay. Monday night's game against the Gamecocks will provide main should have been proof. A team1 as much improvement as Coach the pitiful Newberry game is capt so-called stronger con ference tean titles-we don't, but you can give< ball team will win more games ti would before the season got uindl FROM OUIT OF A Some well-informed sports far unknown and picks USC, Tennesst and Tulsa to be victors in thei dispute his word. Incidentally, intramural footb mined the week school reopens. played the week before exams, at day after the holidays, on Januar3 We leave now wishing you a Happy New Year-from the entii isketball Champs Independent team which won t1l urnament with a perfect recol tin, Verna Moore. .ackie Holt, -tha Kirven, Kitty 1)ozier, Ann & Time Ray e most ardent sports fans asons" in stride and when mnraptured in the wonders a trailing edge of football any deserving players may transformation. The All end or at the final game .1 on the first team do not Carolina's Norris Mul lis falls into this. very same category. Mullis, a senior, has been one of the most consistent play ers on the squad. With his constant alertness the stocky defensive back foiled many a passer by covering the receiver so well. This type of play is not the thrilling, crowd pleasing action that so many fans go for, but it is this kind of play which plays a big factor in 1, in fact, that Mullis was first defensive All-South ican defensive team. I the North Carolina game among the leaders in total 'ense. Mullis, who was in ab)le to play against North na's pass dlef ense showved ~ison and was flooded with is game, the dlefense left high spirit that the stocky and All-South honors while es of the hustling Georgian ext year's p)ass defense. GOOD DEED layed Santa Claus Wed nes lina Orphanage and passed srter. A mfovie of one of vni to the young crowvd also. ment conmes an announce Iing to field a basketball D)avid Cash at the Intra le. A player roster will OAD fTOUR~ lay roadl tour by invading ill meet the George Wash .rday night. After battling Gamecocks will invade the Southern Conference team, ngage in two games-on Richmond was proof that more thrills-at least, it hat is capable of showing .Johnson's team has since blle of beating some of the is. Not that we expect any >dlds that Carolina's basket an everyone thought they rway. 0WHERE (dares to venture into the ~e, Georgia Tech, Alabama, owl games. We dlare not all winners will be (deter Since no games may be tion will resume the first 5. Merry Christmas and a re sports staff. e recent WAA sponsored basketball d. First row, from left to right: Doris Ridgill, I)ora lidgill. Back ciphers, and Sylvia ('upstid. (Game USC Swimmers Beat Clemson Here The Carolina swimmers won all but one event in defeating Clemson 54-30 in the Carolina pool Satur day afternoon. In this first win ever backed up by a Carolina swim mning team against Clemson, Cap tain Chuck Winder took most of the honors. Winder took first place honors in the 150-yard in dividual medley and 200-yard back stroke events. The team will meet VMI here January 13. Saturday's events: 300-yard medley relay: Winder, Van Horn, Griffin (SC) Darnell, Langston, Thornhill, (C) Time: 3.26. 220-yard free style: 1. Bee (C), 2. Kireh (C), Hale (SC). Time: 2.38.5. 200-yard breaststroke: 1. Van Horn (SC), Langston (C), Sum mers C). Time: 2.58.4. 440 free style: 1. IIale (SC), Ilatt (C), Turner (SC). Time: 6.2. 400-yard relay: Crepeau, Wilkin son, Darby, Griffin (SC), Bee, Dwight. Hlawes, Kirsch ((). Time: 4.7.6. Chest "THEY SATISFY a Chesterfield financial analy what I want in -In Intrarnurals Pi Kaps, Ten. 29 1 By Jack Bass Heads have started to roll in the intramural football season with ten teams now eliminated, three yesterday. All six teams in yesterday's three games had lost one game previously. The games scheduled for yesterday listed: Sigma Chi-SAE, Ka-Phi Sigma Kappa, and ASCE-AIChE. Sigma Nu won two games in the last week to take the lead in Fra ternity league I with three wins and no losses. Defending campus champs Pi Kappa Phi managed a one point win over Sigma Chi in a replay of a tie game and romped ATO Wednesday to remain the only undefeated team in league II. Powerful Ten. 29 picked up t'o more wins to remain the leader in Independent league I. Tenement 24%, McBryde, looked impressive in a pair of victories. ASME are on top of league Il's standings with a 2-0 record. Floyd Stars For Sigma Nu Lynwood Floyd made the only score of the game last Thursday against Phi Sigma Kappa on a pass from "Rat" Brantley. In his team's 14-0 win over Lambda Chi, Floyd passed to George Wilson for one touchdown and scored the other himself on an end run. Ten. 29 Wins Two By identical 12-0 scores, Ten. 29 defeated the Rinky Dinks, Thurs day, and Preston 2nd, Monday. Austin Thompson scored both TD's against the 'Dinks on passes from Roddy Turner and Gene Porter "Gook" Taylor ran for one six pointer Monday and the other came on a toss from Tut Vernon to Don Dunlap. ASME Wins 22-0 The m e c h a n i c a I engineers smashed their civil engineer "cous ins" 22-0 last Thursday; in lnde pendent league 2. I). 1. Farley and Jimmy Jordan each threw a TD pass to Corley. Farley made a :hird score running. In league [wo's only other game AIChE won y forfeit over Ten. 9. Pi Kappa Phi Takes 7-6 Thriller Playing off a game that had ended in a scoreless deadlock, Pi erfield AND HOW ... in school anm smoker for 5 years,'' says st. "They've got what it to a cigarette." 3. Boy co : Sigma Nu, eading Kappa Phi nipped Sigma Chi 7-6 on the strength of Russell Stokes' jump pass to John D. Long for the extra point after Stokes had passed to "Doodle" Munn for a touchdown. Sigma Chi scored on a pass from Jimmy Cox to Don Cox. George Petrakos threw a key block on the play for Sigma Chi. After Friday's win over Sigma Chi, Pi Kappa Phi outclassed ATO Wednesday 32-7. Russell Stokes threw three touchdown passes to "Doodle" Munn, John D. Long, and Bob DuPre, respectively. The other two scores came on runs by Keith Kinard and Billy Logothetis. An Al Lucas-to-Gene LaBorde pass accounted for the lone ATO score. ATO Wins Friday ATO dropped Sig Eps 14-0 Fri day. Al Lucas passed to Gene La Borde for one TD and the other came on a toss by Bob Banasera to Lindsey Bolton. Phi Sigs Get Forfeit Phi Sigma Kappa gained a for feit Monday when Kappa Sigs failed to show up. Sig Eps Get Win Sig Eps picked up a 13-6 win over Phi Kappa Sigma Tuesday. Byron Tapley passed to Frank Oates for the winners' first TD and Bill Todd scored the other. Bobby Oliver flipped to .Jerry Cox for the Phi Kaps' score. Peel Impresses in McBryde Wins Bob Peel passed to Victor Ramage and Carl Langley for touchdowns in the 13-0 win hung up by Ten. 241_ over the Rinky Dinks Tuesday, and heaved two scoring passes to Bob Mclnis in Wednesday's 20-0 win over NROTC. Langley-scored the other TD in Wednesday's contest when he recovered a loose ball in the end zone. Bradham Leads SAE to Victory A 19-yard sweep around right end by Welly Bradham scored the only touchdown of the game in SAE's 7-0 victory over PiKA. Bradham added the PAT on a run through guard. Standings: is Be I out, I've been John B. Boyce, kes to give me UMBIA UNIV. '50 A Smith One of Coach Johnson's most efl Smith, shooting', is developing one Gamecock squad. His one hand pusl Attempting to guard Smith's shot and the Carolina player in the back (Gamecock photo by Lowell W. Ro Former Gamecock At Fort Lee, Va. Pvt. Dave Sparks, an All Southern guard for Carolina in 1950, is stationed in Fort Lee, Va. FRATERNITY NO. I Won Lost Sigma Nu . 3 0 Phi Sigma Kappa 2 1 Kappa Alpha 1 1 Lambda Chi 1 1 Kappa Sigma 0 2 Phi Epsilon Pi 0 2 FRATERNITY NO. 2 Pi Kappa Phi 2 0 ATO 2 1 Sigma Phi Eps. 2 1 SAE 1 1 Sigma Chi I 1 Phi Kappa Sig 0 2 st for - And First to this Scientific E Effects of S A MEDICAL SPE CIA LIS' LXbi -monthly examina people from various walks of this group have smoked average of over ten years. After eight months, the ports that he observed .. . no adverse effects on and sin uses of the grol Chesterfield. CH ESTERFIELD-FIRS'I quality cigarette available king-size. CONTAUNS QAY AH Special ective weapons is shown here. Joe of the most deadly shots on the i shot is becoming a familiar sight. is an unidentified Richmond player 4round (11) is Guard Jack Hufford. ts). Sparks played four years of varsity football for the Ganiecocks and was the captain of the team in 1950. Upon completion o1 his college career, Pvt. Sparks played in the annual North-South football game in Miami, Florida. In 1951, he played football for the San Francisco '49ers of the National Football League. He has been playing for Fort Lee's football team and is a main reason why the Travellers have given up only 330 yards rushing in 8 games and have compiled a season's record of seven wins, one tie and one loss. He was given a trial at offensive tackle but was soon shifted to his old position that he played with the Forty Niners. YOU! Present vidence on moking 'is making regular tions of a group of of life. 45 percent Chesterfield for an nedical specialist re the nose, throat p from smnoking and only premium in both regular and TOBACCOS OF BETTER1 GD HItSHER PRICE THtAN R tuNG-SUZE CIGARETTE AR T TE5 the 1952. I.m~airr a MYERIS TOBACC (.