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Alderman give Johnny Stokes som the-rounds huddle. Stokes 'went In the picture at right Trainer Cj Una's Malcolm DeWitt receives j SIBT junior-middleweight champ this continued through this and ti Gus Manos). Sigma Chi, I All-Sports Tr A list of points toward the All Sports trophy awarded each year by the IFC has been compiled by the Intramural Department. The points include those earned in foot ball and volleyball play. Last year's trophy was won by P1 Kappa Phi. Sigma Chi and Tenement 29 are currently leading in total points. The points are awarded on the basis of games won, championships won, and campus championships won. Fraternity standing towards All Sports trophy. Team Pointa Sigma Chi ...220 P1 Kappa Phi .. 211 Sigma Nu .. .. .. .. .....208 Phi Sigma Kappa . ...154 Sigma Phi Epsilon ....125 Kappa Alpha.. .. .. ...114 Phi Kappa Alpha .. .... 118 Lambda Chi .... .....104 Phi Kappa Sigma ....98 Phi Epsilon Pi1.. .. .. .. ...84 Sigma Alpha Epsilon . .. 84 Alpha Tau Omega . .. ... 82 Kappa Sigma ........72 tIndependent standings towards 'All-Sports trophy. Attenti For yo contracted You'll h4 laundr) I THE GAMECOCK .When the U. S. C. boxing team lined up against Virginia last week, Coach Jess Alderman and his trainers, Gregg and Chris HItopoulos, 9 were working hard to help their boys come out on top. For the coach and his trainers it was a night for careful strategy plus encourage ment for the boys. It was a night, too, of ringside outbursts of emo tion which almost matched the action In the ring, for Coach Alder. man and his trainers, after many years In the fight business, have come to be sensitive to every blow dealt and received by their men in a the ring. Some of the tenseness of the ringside has been captured in the picture at the left, in which Trainer Chris Hitopoulos and Coach ( t ] ] e pointers on strategy in a between in to take his match by a decision. iris Hitopoulos tighten up as Care a staggering blow from Virginia's Pete Potter. Ringside action like ie other matches of the night. (By Ien. 29 Lead The Best Year oop hy R ace successful In the 61-year history of West Virginia University ath- I anr ls Team Points letics. The Mountaineer basket- u find Ten. 29 ... .............. 216 ball team posted a 23.4 record and a on t1 NROTC .......... ... 162 topped the Southern Confprenec i Preston 2nd ........ . 142 standings, while the footballers r AIChE . . . .. 100 chalked up 7-2 for the best season McBryde . . 80 in 16 years and the longest win ASME .................... 80 ning streak (6 games) in 26 years. Ten. 9........ .. .. 76 Rinky Dinks 66tl tad u Maxcy 2nd . .60 ASCE 60 at i otle rmBitl Maxcy 3rd 583P. n fthe u-fsae Ten. 1land 5. ... 0ponsergm ad Beat. the Bushes so ilot Testimonial to West Virginia dsac aos Fe cas Football Coach -Art Lewis' storiedreod recruiting talents Is found In the fact that he "beat the bushes" for TIE D RY B R, five of eight 1952 freshman letter- 98S anS.4 men - national Freshman-of-the Year quarterback Fred Wyant from Weston (pop. 8,946), Sam Huff from Farmington (pop. 824), Ed Sommer from Pt. 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SIBT Welterweight Champ, Em aett Gurney, Chuck Davis, Allen ;eorge and Andy Sciambra will -e charged with the chore of win iing the necessary points to allow i coasting victory for the Birds, ut fireworks may be expected vhen The Citadel's Don Shriner nd the Bird's Haywood Davis angle in the 165-pound class. Shrtner, who managed a draw vith Gamecock Jack Cassidy in the ast bout between the two schools, oulled a surprise win, his first of he season, over SIBT Champ tonnie Rhodes of Maryland. Davis, vho has a 2-1-1 record, drew with 4iami's Ed Wilkins Friday ilght. Previously, Davis fought in he light-heavyweight class, but 3-Hour Dry Cleaning Service Press While You Wait 1-Day Dry Cleaning and Laundry Service ARROW CLEANERS 1209 Gervals a rule ihs a flaw a voure free a draw I .Btennemnan jo1 Pittsburgh II SClean~er, Akyoursl this You And you geten cigarette. Luckies taste Why?LCiS ~' what's mnore, I 1. 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