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DeO 'M" Malcolm DeWitt, 165 pounder, DeWitt was awarded a referee's d one-sided bout. This victory clinch Photo by Lowell W. Ross). -it Happened So Fast Gamecock For Highl: The Carolina Gamecocks, rated as one of the top boxing teams in the Southern Conference, pounded out a close decision over the University of Maryland Terrapins in the Field house last Friday night. The score was 5-4. The Marylanders, reputedly much stronger than last year, lost their big chance for victory when Carolina's George, Sciambra, Davis, Gurney, and DeWitt took five con secutive points for the Gamecocks. This combination of points off Aset (those) lost by forfeiting the heavyweight fight and the un popular decision dropped by Caro lina's Davis in the light-heavy weight division. Malcolm DeWitt, in the 165 class, clinched the victory for the Birds when he pounded out a referee's decision over his oppon ent, Russell Eddy. Under new collegiate rules, a TKO is not awarded when a bout is stopped; a referee's decision is given instead. In the first bout, Johnny Stokes lost a decision to Maryland's Gerry Garbor in the 120-pound class. After the five consecutive Game cock wins, Cassidy of Carolina dropped another decision to Mary land's SIBT champion, Ronnie Ithodes. Most imp)ressive of the fights wvere the Gurney-Theofield affair anid the Sciambra-Letzer bout. Gurney, SIBT wvelter weight champ, had a little trouble making! the 147 pound weight limit, but! p)roved himself as potent as ever when he flattened his foe in the second round and was given a referee's decision when the bout Peterson Has' SLarger Foes Senior Johnny Peterson has cur rently been carrying the hopes for Coach Johnson's basketball team, and1 it looks as if he will be bur dened even more from here on out. Peterson, at six-feet, four inches, is considlered a "shorty" as far as basketball centers go. Until the Wake Forest game, however, he had scored 150 points as to 100 for his oppJosing starters, averag lug 15.0 per' game. His accuracy a41.5 per cent, tops for the team. Peterson has upped his point average to 15.8 per game and has scored 174 points while his oppos ing starters have scoredl 127. Peterson will be tested once again tonight when the Ganmecocks take on the Clemson Tigers in the lField house. Peterson will be opposedl at the center position by John McGraw who stands six-feet, six inches tall. After that, the Gamecocks will meet Furman on Jan. 29) in the Field house. Furman will put up six-feet, seven-inch Neild G;ordon, who was a big gun when the Paladins tripped the Gamecocks twice last year. After the Furman game, his opposition gets even larger. On Feb. 4 Peter son will be against Bobby Speight, a six-feet, eight incher' of North Carolina State. Then, on Feb. 13, he will face North Carolina's Paul Likini. 31-feet nine. Vitt Batters Oppon pounds his Maryland opponent in .cision as Referee Vince Bradford, ed the match for the Gatnecocks, Boxers T y Rated M was stopped in the same round. A devastating right was the blow which floored Teofield, and after that the Gamecock scored relent lessly with lefts and iights. Sciambra, a newcomer in the Gamecock camp, took the 132 pound match by beating Jack Letzer, one of .laryland's finest, on a close decision. Combining his speed with a potent punch, Sciambra pleased the huge crowd in gaining this close decision. SIT finalist Allen George also won a very close one over the Terps' Guido Capri, a native of South Carolina, in the 125-pound match. George was awardd his decision primarily on his clean, punches which were landing rather effectively. It sparked ai electronic rea Perhaps you've heard somethin transistor-a tiny and mechanical tronic device based on an entiri ciple. It can do many things a va( do-yet its greatest possibilities plications where vacuum tubes I used. A few years ago this revolutiona invented and experimentally ni tists at Bell Telephone Laborat several types of transistors are at Western Electric--manufacta the Bell System. This didn't lust happen! Its manu result of a lot of tearowork by We engineers of varied skills and trai Transistors are unimpressive Il things, but don't let that fool y< delicate metallhrgical and mnmft 13 o thie ropes in the third round. coming in fromt left, stopped the who won - (Gamtecock Sports '00 Much aryland In the 1:39-pound class Chuck Davis failed to use his left jab as effectively as usual, bit capital ized with a right uppercut through out the fight. Davis staggered his opponent, Gary Fisher, in the second round. and had the Mary lander in trouble on several occa sions in winning the decision. Mar land's Bill Mclnnis was awarded an unpopular decision in the final hout of the evening over Carolina's IIaywood Davis in the 178-pound event. Davis scored frequently in the first and second rounds, although tiring a bit in the third. A round of boos, greeting the decision of Referee Vinee Bradford. rhe team meets The Citadel in the Field house on Jan. 30. roIution! The 2A Translsto socket. In one us employed as she g ablout the are required ini ly simple elec- t ratsist or there Aly new pritn- of germanium, uium tube can elements in ext nay lie in ap- being no larger ave naot been able leads, or wi] relation to thes usmng rmicroscop ry device was ide by scien- Transistors cat ories. Today, radio energy for *n production loudspeaker-at tring unit of a-c current-cc light--increase, current. Small a facture is the today in the Be] stern Electric military equipnr ming. Quantity produi soking little laboratory prec >u! The most ward-looking er icturing skills Electric. 4A UNITr O. Physical Ed. I Survival Swim The Physical Education Depart inent will offer a course in Survival Swimming during the Spring Semester; the class will ineet Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat Arday at 9:00 a.m. This course is designed to meet the needs of itudents who will probably enter th" armed services in the future. Survival Swimming is a course compiled by the American Red Cross and includes skills recom mended by the Department of De fense and the Armed Forces Cont mittee of the American Association for Health, Physical Education, and lecreation. The objective of the course is to equip men with those skills that will contribute to their safety J. Paul Sheedy* Swilche Because He Flunked "H UI R M P H"I trumpeted Sheedy, "1 have my hair act up. Might as well I trunki" Luckily he was overheard by a I said, "Tusk, tusk! You've got a messy those buckets of water on your head. Ge and visit any toilet goods counter for a b4 Cream-Oil, "Your Hair's Best Friend". I soothing Lanolin. Relieves dryness. Re druff. Helps you pass the Finger-Nail 'I Cream-Oll, and now all the girls tent to why don't you try Wildroot Cream-Ol -2f9. And once you try it,you'll reall) * ft91S*,Ha*Wt Hill d., Williaosii Wildroot Company, Inc., Buffalo 11, rllustrated Is designed to fit a plug-Is * In the Bell System, ribben leeds ar wn above. ~heir production. In one type of are three thin adjacent regions ach region containing chemical tct quantities, the whole unit than the head of a match! Suit es, must be positioned in proper e layers with utmost accuracy, es and oscilloscopes. i do many things: transform driving a telephone receiver or nplify weak signals-generate nyert a-c to d-c-respond to decrease or halt the flow of id rugged, they're going to work I System and in varied types of ent. Ing these mighty mites-'-with ision-is typical of many for gineering projects at Western THE SELL SYSTEM SINE ta )ept. Offers ining Course while in or on the water, and to develop and maintain physical strength and endurance. This course will not necessarily qualify one to be an expert swimmer but should enable him to save his own life and possibly the lives of others in an emergency. In addition to Survival Swim ming, courses will be offered in Beginning Swimming, Diving and Life Saving. Including the 1951 and 1952 football team, the fall and winter sports at Carolina have a record of 30 wins, 28 losses, and one tie. The football team has won ten, lost nine, and tied none. The boxing team, with a record of I to Wildroot Cream-Oil rie Finger-Nail Test 'ha a elephant time to ,rek my date and get lachydermitologist who big top from pouring out of your ivory tower ittle or tube of Wildroot Ion-alcoholic. Contains moves loose, ugly dan est." Paul got Wildroot him more than ever. So It only costs peanuts f have a circus. " M.N Y. N. Y. Hughes. cooperative 1 Nrpoe TO ASSIST outstant obtaining th2eir Maste grees while employed making sipificant co. portant mdiritary work 34gibility June 1953 college gra bers of the armed sera ably discharged prh< 1953. holding degrees fields: ELECTRICAL ENGINEERINI PHYSICS MECHANICAL ENGINEERII Those chosen to pari< will be from the uppe graduating classes an denced outstanding al also have displayed sor tive ability and possess enabling them to wcork Gitizenship Applicants must be L zens, and awards will b obtaining appropriate as work at the Hugh~ Development Laborat, lated to National Deft Univereities Candidates for Maste: grees must meet the monts for advance University of Californi or the University of So' Jvogrmm Under this Cooperativ4 ing June 1953, partici this schedule of emplo: FULL TIME-from June, l HALFTIME-from Sept., 1 FULL TIME-from June, 1 HALF TIME-from Sept.,1 Recipients will earn: normal salary each y4 Address or COMMITTEE FOR GR four wins, one loss, and one tie, looks best on paper. The basket ball team won 14 and lost 10, and the swimming team won only two events last season. (These records include only the football team of this semester). Jim Slaughter, former Carolina center who was twice named to 3-Hour Dry Cleaning Service Press While You Wait 1-Day Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service ARROW CLEANERS 1209 Gervals W1"ork in CALIrl Seniors i Engineeri Apply Attractive, permanent poxitic way program. Wide choice I NOW. go to work IMMED Write TODA) for infornis $341 to Star STATE PERS( 1015 I Street M A >lan for ling graduatee In university half timi r .of Science Do- sions working on tI in Industry and *h itributions to im- The salary wilt be teindividual's ab and will reflect the duates and mem- tronics industry. Si 'ices being honor- on the same basisa r to September, bers of the engineer in the following the individuals wili accident, and lifei well as other bene time members. oFor those residing ipate in this plan erni California area r portion of their moving expenses ws d will have evi. ten p.r cent of the >ility. They must salary. ne degree of crea- Tuition, admission personality traits books at either the well with others. tornia at Los Ange inited States citi- of Southern Califor e contingent upon quired number of u ecurity clearance, tain a Master's Dog es Research and by Hughes Researc yrics may be re- Laboratories. nse projects. Approximately one of Science De- tive Awards are ma entrance require- ficient qualified can< d st udy at the selves. a at Los Angeles Cniae ilb ithern California. Caddaeowr b mittee frGraduate Plan, commenc- Research and De pants will follow tories. 'ment at Hughes: 53 to Sept., 1953. A pplication forms 953 to June, 1934. prior to Pe bruary 1 5S4 to Sept., 1954. applications accom; ' grad transeriptsm 954 to June, 1955- later than Februa ry ~Ive-.ighths of a will be made dur ar and attend a March. epnc1ewo HU G ADUATE STUDY RESE, AND DEVE LABORA the All-Southern basketball team, holds six Carolina records: Most points in one gaine, 87; most points in college career, 1,612; most free throws in one game, 11; most free throws in season, 126; best average per game, 22.8; most field goals in one season, 222. ADV. OpportaUeo in Optometry Optometry is a profession offer ing special advantages to ambitious young men and women. Its scope is constantly expanding. Eighty per cent of the Nation's millions depend uFon the Doctor of Optometry and his professional skill in conserviMg vision. There is a shortage of optometrists in many States. The Doctor of Optometry ps sesses the dignity of being a pro fessional man. He render, an essen tial service to the health and well-being of his community. Sub stantial financal rewards are obtainable almost from the begin n of his practice. S. Department of Delense and Selective Service grant optometry students the same consideration accorded medical students. The Doctor of Optometry degree can be earned in three college years by a student having sixty or more semester hours of Liberal Arts credits. Such students will be ad mitted at mid-year by Chicago College of Optometry. Chicago College of Optometry is centrally located in the heart of the world's greatest center for teaching in the healing arts. It is nationally accredited and is splendidly equipped. Clinical facilities are un surpassed. For catalog, address Registrar, Chicago College of Optomety, 2811 Clark St., Chicago 14, Il1. Adv. DRNIA n Civil ng May NOV' In in Calffor-nks's I.ege high. )f locations. You can qualify lATELY ON GRADUATION. Ition und application form. I-Early Raise )NNEL BOARD Sacramento 14, California ----------------------- STE R O F ENCE REES during regular ses ieir Master's Degree. commensurate with Salaries Ility and experience. average in the ee riary growth will be s for full-time mem ing staff. In addition, be eligible for health, nsurance benefits, as fits accruing to full >utside of the South- Trav'el and s, actual travel and Moving til be allowed up to /C:pense. full starting annual fee, and required .Sponsorship University of Cali les or the University nia. covering the re flis necessary to ob ree, will be provided h and Development hundred Coopers- Number de each year, if suf.. of A wards lidates present them elected by the Cam- Selection of Study of the H-ughes Candidates velopment Labora should be obtained Applioatio,n 5, 1953. Completed Procedure anied by up-to-date list be returned not 2g, 1953. Selections ing the month of H ES I Cver I City, SR C H |Los A nghlea LOPMENT jCoun,t, T C e | n I CGkfirnia