The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 09, 1955, Page Page Five, Image 5
German Clu
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Bridge Club
Formed Ilere
Bridge enthusiasts on the
campus will be glad to know that
Carolina now has its own Duplicate
Bridge Club. Duplicate Bridge is
a way of playing contract bridge
that takes most of the luck elc
ment out of the game and makes
it a contest. of real skill and com
pet it ion. No previous experience
in playing duplicnte bridge is nee"
essary to participate; only that
the student wants to play good
bridge and is iit erested in im)
proving his game.
The games will he held each
Ihursday evening : t Russell
Ilouse.at 7:00 p.m. The first game
was scheduled for last night.
l'arolina's )uplicate Bridge
Club is sanctioned L.y the Ameri
ann Contract Bridge League and
master points will he awarded the
winners each week. Master points
are certificated of achievement and
are recorded by the American ('on
tract Bridge League fo:- its mem
hers for the players' futuire rating
as a bridge player. Thousands of
students in dozens of colleges all
ove'r the country vie for r'ecognii
tion from ACBL alnd eac(h year' a
nat ional tournament is he(ldl aml)ong
the4 various colleges wvith dup11 lete
clubs.'
Carolina has be'en fortunmate in
'w that much(1 of the equjipmeCnt neces
sary for the game has been. loaned
its club by Mrs. W. C. Simpson
of Coluimbia, North and South
Carolina state wome'' champion,
and)4 the only author'ized'( Goren -andI
Culhe'rt son systems te(ac'her in this
palrt of the4 countr'y. Mr's. Simp
son has also agr'eedl to direct the
nit ial games unt)1il the stud(ents
have learned how to run the
games.
Folr anyone wVh(o ds not have
a favorite part11ner there will be
e'xtr a players at th1e game and
partnershipls can11 be artranged.
,A fee of 50 cents a player wvill
oe ch1ar'gedl to defray the c'ost oIf
the game.
Girls' Basketball
Tournament Starts
On December 16
Tlhe wo4menl)'s bIaske'tball tourInal
mnent wvill begin D)ecember' 16,
L ouise Keller, president (If the
Wmn's. Athletic Association, has
announce4d.
VolleyballI, ttennis, bladmninto(n
and bridlge tournaments will be
schedmedt' later this year.
The annlounc'em(ents were madle
at a meeting of the Women's Ath
letic Association rece'ntly. At the
meeting Mr's. I. I. Moses, Jr. of
t he Physical Education D)epar't
men)t was guest sp)eakcr at the
meeting. Neal Reid spokel~ on
swimmaing.
Membership in th)e Women's
Athletic Association is open to
all Carolina co-edls. Anyone in
terestedl in joining should send
their name to Agnes Moorer, see
retary of the association. An
nouncements of future meetings
wvill he sent to all' members. The
next meietinllg is schedled foir
January 5 at 5' p.m. In Russell
nr)(.
b Dance To Be Held Nex
GI;MAN (;I.II SPONSORS: l'irture. aime are the sponisr for
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:t Thursday
Lawrence
Will Play
,The German Club will hold its
nnual fall dance on Thursday, De
ember 15, from 9 til I at the
olumnbia Hotel. Eliliot Lawrence
nd his orchestra will provide
niusic. The dance is closed to all
utside of the organization.
Founded in 1883, the German
lub is one of the top social or
anizations at the University.
V1embership in the German Club
onsists of the respective fraterni
ies; Alpha' Tau Omega, Kappa
\Ipha, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Nu,
'i Kappa Alpha, and Sigma Alpha
';psilon. The club holds two
lances a year, the fall dance and
.he June Ball capping the social
;eason with a grand finale.
The officers of the German
Club, one from each of the seven
nember fraternities, completely
>rganize and plan these dances.
rhe officers are as follows: Tom
ooper, president; Bill Weston,
'ice-president; Leon )aniels, see
etary; Joe Welsh, treasurer;
uddy Kennedy, assistant treasur
r; Frank Ellerhe, jrrnior leader;
nd George Wilson, senior leader.
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