The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 01, 1953, Page Page Five, Image 5
Track Team Meets
Tig Cindermen
Here Tomorrow
Seek Eighth
Straight Win
lbe Carolina track team will be
ying for victory number eight
when it meets the Clemson
cindermen on Davis Field in a
dual track meet tomorrow after.
noon at 2 o'clock.
With victories over Georgia, The
itadel, Davidson, N. C. State, and
.Iresbyterian, the Gamecocks will
doubtlessly he favored over the
Tigers, who just recently had a
tough time ekeing Davidson by
one point. Carolina defeated
Davidson twice, once in a dual
meet and again Saturday in a
triangular meet.
Freshman Talent
Carrying hopes for the Game
cocks will be Sonny Wilcher,
Bobby Drawdy, Freddie Roberts,
Ted Roberts, (;ene Herry, Jack
rt in, Jim Summer, Smokey
Oarouse, Joe Silas, and Joe De
fore. These boys have figured
greatly in past victories and all
are expected to see action. Garn
McBride, ace distance runner,
missed the Davidson-Citadel meet
b6cause of an injury and may not
run tomorrow. Another distance
runner, Jack Blair, was forced to
let up earlier this season and has
rdin in only a few meets.
Wilcher, a freshman from
Macon, Ga., who has been the
leading point maker so far, is the
220 and 440 yard expert. He has
taken nine first places and has
yet to lose in a dual meet.
Bobby Drawdy, second high
scorer on the team, is expected
to take honors in the 100-yard
run. Until the Presbyterian meet,
which Carolina took 43-58, Drawdy
was the leading scorer and is now
running a close second to Wilcher.
Drawdy also runs the 220 and
throws the javelin.
Another freshman, Freddie Rob
erts, has been a pleasant surprise
is season. Roberts is the 880
vrtuoso and also runs in the mile
relay. Since the opening loss to
Duke, he hasn't been beaten in his
specialty.
Gene Berry, freshman, is a con
sistent point grabber in the javelin
throw. He has been beaten only
twice in this event; once was to
teammate Bobby Drawdy. He also
participates in the broad jump.
Two more freshmen from
Macon, Ga., Joe Defore and Jov
Silas, have come up with surpris
ing wins, though not consistent, in
the shot put and discus throw.
Defore is a shot piut specializer
andl Silas throws both the shot and
the discus.
Other strengtheners are .Jack
Martin, high jump and high
hurdles, Jim Sumner, high jump:
and bro&2 jump, Smokey D)arouse,
pole vault, and Tedl Robinson, pole
vault.
Jimmy wvas assigned by his
teacher to write a composition
about his origin, iIe qjuestioned his
inother:
''Mom, wvhere (lid GrandmaL
come from?"
"The stork brought her.''
''Well, where did yTou come
from?"
"'The stork brought me, and you
Tho, dear."
'So, the small modlern wrote as
the introduction to his composition:
"There have been iio natural
births in ounr family for three gen
erations."
The Wag
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Other Pi Phi's V EE CHI
were sp)onsors at the Sig Ep
HARD D)ECISION
The KA's are getting in si
with the Sigma Nut's this wedl
wht'll win (overheard at t he
Sigma Nu house it's a diftferen
ties usually have a fine time
GONE AGAIN
It's really hard to keep u11
days. "Jolting" Joe McJunkin
over the week end. TOM E AI
at Augusta. Once again FR/
to his weekly conversation wil
SURPRISE PARTY
The Zeta's held a surpr'is
(AYERS) ASHIBY last Mond
Refreshments wvere furnfishedI
was had by all.
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Gamecocks
Meet; Wilc
The Gamecock track team n
but defeated Davidson and The
closest track meets of the se
Davidson.
McBride Out
Having beaten both teams
earlier this season, the cindermen
had a close shave without the
services of distant runner Garn
McBride, who was out with an
injured ankle. The meet was
decided in the final two events.
Carolina's Ted Robinssn won the
pole vault to take an edge over
Davidson, but the Wildcats set a
new record in the mile relay to
beat The Citadel.
Wilcher Wins
Sonny Wilcher, Carolina's 220
and 440 ace, grabbed top honors
for the Gamecocks with 10 points.
Wilcher won first in the 220 and
440 runs to bring his season's
point total to 53.75.
Freddie Roberts also took a first
place in the 880-yard run, crossing
the finish line in 2:01.3.
The Citadel's Ruskin took in
dividual honors, scoring 15 points.
He won the dliscus, the shot p)ut
antd the javelin throwv.
Tlhe win put the Gamecocks in
top) conitenition for state honors.
Their recordi now stands at six
winls and) one loss.
Quarterback JTohn ny Gramling
comp Ilete'd 1(0 of 1 4 passes for al- t
most 200) v'ards in the annual
sprling int ra-sqiuad footb)all game.
Ga muing's te(am won, : 3-r.
"G oinug toa the hall game?''
"Yeah."
"Go tou school here?''
"So am11 1 bult I dion't remember i'
you. WhereI4. doI you sit at meet- t
ings?''
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"Oh. that accounts for' it. I'm f
uip in the Sec(ond( b)alcony."
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UR'II and POLLY MISIIOE
.(onvetion in Raleigh.
ape for their aLnnual crew-race
C. There's really nto dloubt about
K(A house). While dlownl at the
t story. Anyway, bo0th fra&terni-t
r'egarless.
p wit.h the LAambhda Chi's these
soloedl to (herr'y Grove Beach
(GL4E attendedl a "bunny hop"
K BOATWRIGI IT attended
:h1 a certain Conv'erse gal.
e' party for ZTA, MARLENEI
aly night in the sorority room.
by the pledlges and a fine time
I Iartsville gav'e an engagement
)RTII, Coker College.
Ep) danc'e Friday night were:
MJSTON, 1)1CK PLUMMER and
J FLYNN wvith MARY WAL
'LE with MI MAYITIN. 4
IlIowartd (left) and Ilti.pward Tamsiu
key', :..Iartiig mouiid -taff. l1iward
Ifield where he i, fairi. cntet
haviig driveni in eight re- si f
is expected to gel back in actimn vi4
Win 3- Way
ter Stars
ianag(d only four first places I
Citadel 59-53-51 in one of the
asoll Saturdaty ater'n10on at
Sports . . .
T . . Calendar,
The baseball team set the pace
'or Carolina teams as they jumped
)n the victory wagon by smacking t
rhe Citadel 8-5 and 9-6 in games
>layed Friday and Saturday on
Javis Field.
A victory-pacing track team put
inother star in Carolina's crown
)y defeating Davidson and The
itadel in a triangular meet 59
3-51 after having beaten Presby
.erian earlier in the week 73-58.
Coming up next week will be
tetion with the baseball, track,
ennis, and golf teams. One base
>all game will be here, with Clem
;on; a track meet. here with Clem -
ion is also scheduled.
Next week's schedule:
May 2-Baseball, Duke, at )ur
iam; track, Clemson, here.
May 4-Tennis, The Citadel,
tere.
Meay 5 - BlaseballI, D)avidson,
here.
May 7 -- Golf, l'resbyteriani,
here; tennis, D)avidson, there.
May 8-Baseball, Clemson, here;
rack, State meet, (Clinton.
Drawdy lecads
Cindermen;
Wilcher Second
Bobby Drawdy, 100. 120 yard,
mnd javelin man for the track
eamn, leads Gamecock einderman
gain this week with 54 points
cored. Son ny Wilcher, freshman
lash from Macon, Ga., is running
n extremely close second, how
ver, with 53.75 p)oints.
Wilcher scoredl ten p)oints in the
)avidson-Citadel meet, taking
irst places in the 22 and 440
uins. Drawdy failed to win a first
lut capturedI two thirds, one in
he javelin throwv, one in the 220
unl, an(l a second( in the 100 to up
is total seven points.
Gene Berry, javelin Ihurle r and
road ji uer, scored a secondI
n this event to upl his point total
o :32, goodl enough for a tie for
hird place. Freddie Roberts
coredl a first in the 880, to bring
lis total to 32 also.
Other scorers include Joe l)e
ore, shot p)ut, wvho added three
>oints for 24 and JIoe Silas, discus,
v'ho also adlded three for 24. Jack
riart in, high jumper, has 25. Jim
;ummer', high and broad jump,
as 24 and Smokey lDarouse, pole
'ault, has 21.
Otis Rawl, righthander, was the
eadling piteher for the University
>aseball team last season wvith
recordl onf five wins andl one
oss.
Gan McBride, University ju
tior, is the defending State Inter
ollegiate ileI champion for South
narnlinn.
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1I %win lphmnret- frnim Darlinig
set,only m i akes hli% Itsiri ton tie
with it. ha1t li e i ole of the
ir thi, 4eaon. 114-wiard hla% beet
her Ioda% or timorrmu. (Gamecock
Golfers Play
Tigers Today
The (Gamlecock linksters play
iost to the Clemson Tigers on
lie Forest 1ake golf course today.
Having lost to Clemson last
nonth, the linksmen will he play
n1g underdog to the Tigers.
The last Carolina win came
gainst Davidson April 14 when
he Birds downed the Wildcat
,olfers 20%/-6%/. Davidson took
evenge in the next match. how
ver, coming out on the long end
of a 14-13 score.
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Bird Basebt
Road Trip i
The baseball Gamecocks invade
North Carolina today for a two
game road trip against two of the
top teams in the conference. The
Birds face Wake Forest this after
noon thun move over to Durham
tomorrow for a game with Duke's
Blue Devils, currently leading the
ieague-.
Tunstalls To Pitch
Righthander Heyward Tunstall
of )arlington is expected to pitch
the opener against Wake Forest
Friday with either twin brother
Howard or Otis Rawl getting the
nod against I)uke Saturday. Hey
war d has been suffering from a
uilled chest muscle since the Fur
man series and has had little
work. lie is expected to be suffi
ciently recovered to pitch Friday,
however.
Itawl and lioward were both
winners against The Citadel in
a series last weekend. Rawl added
a win over )avidson Tuesday foi
his third victory of the season.
Although hit hard by The Citadel
he managed to scatter 11 hits ef
fectively to win 8-5.
Howard. too. was hit hard by
The Citadel but he was tight In
the clutches and some poor base
running made many of their hits
effoctive. He won 9-6 allowing
thirteen hits.
Change In Lineup
Coach Ted Petoskey has con
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