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Spring Even Wilson Scores TD GENE WILSON (29) is shown above in the North Carolina game as he moves across the goal line to score standing up. This wias one of the many thrills during footbill season progressed. North Carolina staged a rally and came back to do%%ni the Gamecewks 21-19. (in1dermi-en1 Slart 'To Work TW'~O LPI,ETTEMEN fromt last year's track team, (;arn McBride, left, and Hobby D)ra wdy, will be counted on heavily to help b)oost this year's track team. l)ran dy, last year's top point -miaker with Ma 1-.4 points, is currently suffering from a leg injury and his status is uncertain. McBride, who was sec&ondl with 54 points, is showing up) well according to Coach liaskin. I raw dy specializes in the 100J-yard dash and McHride is the mtiler and the half-miler, winning the state championship last .vear. HAYNJE FLOYD, outfielder, is one of the lettermen returning to the baseball team. A terrific throwing arm renders F loyd a valuable man. Injured the latter part of last season. he hatted 286 r th ya. Is Ush A Big JOHNNY PETEISON AND Al in this photo, but you can hand it ti in downing Furman's highly rated thrilling game of the season in the never headed after taking an earl) rig,ht (14) is Joe Smith and Furi (Photo by Gus Nanos) Spring Sports As Winter 5 Their Pla Things sre tense at ('rolil Sports have takeli their phace begin1 to ImIove into the foreg -ilt icipatting open.1ing" events. TF.NNIS The14 It'nilis tvall, working out constaitl fI the past few week4, wilH sher in sprinigI slorts March 20 wheni it .jmurnteys it) Wofford for1the filst match. .ast year the teaml had a.orsesn lo)Sing ninle and tying oie. The tie was with Wofford. Tis yt*e, however, Cilach Dl Balrtonl expects to mallke a bet tei shwing with retrtiniveis WV:llY I'milrc. .11imm1y P(Otter anld t t welve matches in 1951 hut did, it play yaet year. O)Ither tip ein dIi datIes a re .1(1hn1 Speer, Ni,ck I'lon,i:u is. .\liioe N .\( red ic anid .Jihmn hliinz. erstemin. t he golf te'amu wXi bi.. 21 wXI ith li at Foriet .akie (Conn-i t i y ('l. I .ast yea'su teanm woni x ara lioIit seven, andl StudI(ent ach i ii I Iawbii irnei are'hii loo ig io ain Iiuivieent iover last ye'ai's IC~ \(.k team shou~ild be a conis(iderablet imi Irm enV'iIrt iiver' hast y'ear's teamit. Teni let teiinein wvii lie on hand this yiear io peirformii fori thle Gamie eocks. TIheiy include ihibby Dr)awvdy, n inghamuti, itI(ld y i lilbIs, .1 ack Martini, Smiokey Ih iarouse', andti CharlIie Camp. Drlawdy led last ye'ar's tracik staris wXith 85 i points. D)rawd y specializ'es in the 10It-yari d dash) ~and 220. TI'he firist meet is MIarichI 2-1 wVith Duke1i hereii. ltAsIlIIA I.I. pitching.~ stall and e'xpeie-nce ini ot heri depaitiinenmt , ('oachl Tedi 'toske'y's bais-hall teami imay he one of thet toi)p cont enilers for t he Sou thern Con ferienc(' Baseballi c'rown. Hilly Stevens, third biase outfielder JTohnny Stokes were the oly men lost fromt lust year's Batting Averages F'inail inividut albat ingj XXer' ag~es fori t he 1 952 b aw'-hiall tenam: PulayVe G A li iI A- vie. Ifoffe'rthi 17 59 19 .322 Dijetz, 17 50t 17 .32ti Iiawl 13 29 9 .310 Floyd 15 1l i I .28(; Stokes i i 11 ii .'"1 Stephens 1 7 9 1 2 . 197 C'ox 17 Si; i2 .21.1 Spot ts 17 .19 7 ..1 DumckettI 9 2I; 2 .077 ['raser- 5r .ie 8 o.0, er Out Upset N' SME.1K Al, aren't playing hands them for playing a bang ip game Purple l'aladins 71-72 in the most Field house. The Gamecocks were lead. The Carolina player on the nan's Nield Gordon is on the left. Move In ports 'Fake re In the Past a in a lay-off period as winter inl the past and spring Sports' round with fans and players S(1Iuad. Stevens and Stokes are ineligible after having played four years of varsity ball and Dietz dropped out of school. "W ith a lit t I hitting this year, we could win the championship," says l'etoskey. The season opens with Furatan here March 27. *. March 20, 1953 Wintr G;ames A Gamecoel kIn Action N.' T[HE CAROL INA BOXING TEAM compiled a re ord of five wins. one loss, and one draiw (luring the ast season, and figuring in the victories was Mac DeWitt, 156-pound bomber who is shown~ here as hie )atters Mlaryland's Russell E'ddy. 'rhe referee, Vince Bradford, is shown moving in from the right to itop the one-sided bout. I)eWitt, a sophomore from (Charleston, S. C. finished the season with .1 6-1-0 ,ecord and lost only to S]IBT chanp Pete Potter of Virginia. (Photo by Lowell W. Itoss) itramural Football Mungs ', .' .w ll MEMBERS OF BURNEY'S CAMPUJS CHAMP'ION"vo,FT%LL TEAN tire p)iettired ablove. An in ependent team, 'the Burney "Bees" won the intram ural crow~n by upsetting i Km l P ha i. defending hamps. Last year the teamt w%on t .he independent crown but lost in the camptis~ 4ay offs. ( Photo hy WV. Ross) Ikunt7flng~ dog, t wet~ ,e4 rgtter' t,(tua o f Napoleon Cu eqre lAtte"O Wes reacbin9 for at an 14e k vrs( O'Man U AATAST BETTER! ciaete .0