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Presbyterian,
Allen Morris
Here Today
Carolina's tennis team will
meet Alan Morris & Co., Presby
terian's classy netters, at the For
est Lake Country Club courts this
afternoon. Match play will begin
at 2 p.m.
The Blue Hose have won 16
matches thus far this year while
losing only two. Both setbacks
were at the hands of the Univer
sity of Miami (Fla.), the nation's
most powerful collegiate team.
Morris, P.C.'s number one man, is
currently ranked 18th nationally
and only last week he defeated Art
Guerress of Texas, the ninth
ranked player in the U. S.
Barring the matches at North
Carolina and Wake Forest (re
suilts were not available at press
time), the locals have a record of
five wins and two defeats.
In comparative scores, Carolina
lost to Duke, 9-0, and the Hose
crushed the Blue Devils, 6-1.
The match here this afternoon
should serve as a premier of the
state tennis meet that open s at
Clinton next Tuesday (April 24).
Play in the three-day affair will
run through the following Thurs
day.
The Presbyterians have some
what of a monopoly on the meet,
walking off with top laurels for
the l past 15 years.
An invitational bracket, inaugtu
rated two years ago and designed
to exclude the domninant I'.C. squad,
will also he held.
coach (;rugan's charges will
continte preparation for the meet
toimrrow as they t ravel to David
son, N. C., for a match with the
defending Southern Conference
championi iietnen of that school.
Carolina defeated the Wildcats
earlier in the seasoin.
In nt ion last week, t he Game
cocks lost to N. C. State after
matches with I The Citadel and
Clemson were washed out. State's
6-3 winl left the locals winless in
only two out of seve noutings.
Carolina's A CC record is 1-2.
Sonny Gantt, the Gamecocks'
number one man, highlighted the
losing cause against State. Gantt
overcame a 0-5 deficit at set point
in the sixth game and won seven
straight to take the first set, 7-5,
and the second, :-3, over State's
aee, Bill Cashion.
Cooley Still
Best In ACC
mighthander John Cooley of the
Uniiversity remains the winningest
plitchier in Atlantic Coast Con
ference baseball Monday, although
four A CC chunkers have plitched
it pairi tof v'ictrinech without
a loss.
Coole'y, a 5- 1 I It5- pound senior
fromi Swansea, S. C., has hurled
six victories and taken oiie loss
so far for the Gamecocks. Ilis
victory total is double that of the
iiext biggest ACC winner, lBarney
Cooke of Virginia wh'o has a 3-1
mairk.
.Johin Stokoe andt ILefty lDavis
oif Wake Forest, .John D)rake of
'lemison and Tommy llargrove (If
N. C. State, howvever, have still to
lbe beaten after winning a plair oIf
games each. Buck Fiebiter anid
.Johii McG inley (If Wake Forest
have 1-0 records.
Stokoe, a left-hiander, boasts the
confereince's best earned run aver
age, ani outstatnding 1.35. HIar
grove's l A is I .89), and F'ichter
has an E:lA of I .93 although two
victories arei requiredl for conten
tion. Cooley's ERiA is 2.72, and
be ranks second in strikeouts with
North Carolina's Jim Rtaugh, 2-3
en the season to date, is the No. 1
mani in strikeouts with 34 in 39
2-3 innings. Over the same stretch
lie's wvalked only 11. D)rake is
thir d in str ikeoulits withI 27.
Whieni Conway Snipes, USC
dashmiian from Atlanta, finished
behind D uke's D ave Sinme recently,
lie was coniso)led by G amecock foot
hailer King Dixon: "J.1ust thiink,
man it took a cool Olympic flyer
to whip you.''
Simie, who did that hiunidred in
1..1, is a conmtend(er for a place oIn
he U. S. Olympic team.
The book "'Cxachlinig l"ootbaill
aixd the Split-T,"' writ tea by Caro
Iina head coach Warren Giese and
co-nuthioredl by Jim Tatum oIf
NorthI x Crel init, hias been adopted
bly 93. ctleges anid universities
si nce its firist pinitinig in 1953.
ThIiest stiond pin t inig will lie off theit
STOCKY DICK BARTULS
broken left arm last week in
spectacular 217 feet and 8 ii
Virginia and N. C. State. artul
of the 'ear in the IInited Statt
chance to see the potential Olyn
afternoon at the Fort Jackson
l:arolina. (Photo by MIanning Iia
Intramural Meet
Kappa A
Swim m ii
Gmstoni, Whetstone
Ace Win For KA
Kappa Alpha fraternity swani
away from the field this pas
Tuesday afternoon to win the
1956 intramural swimming meet
The highly regarded KA swim
mers amassed a total of 54 point:
to win the meet. Closest competi
tors were the Sigma Chis with 35
points. Following behind thes<
two pace setters were Kappa
Sigma, who was edged out of
second place on the final event by
Sigma Chi. They had a total o:
32 points. Sigma No and SAF:
followed in that order with 14 an
7 points respectively.
This year's meet provided some
of the closest and most exciting
events in quite some time. The
50-yard free style, 50-yard breast
and the 200-yard free style relay
provided the thrills of the eve.
ning.
In the relay, KA and Sigmt
Chi, wvith teams made up ol
P'lowden, iligby, Gaston, and itm
hert for KA, and Lyke, Fowles
Griffith, and Holte, of Sigma Chi
swam a dead heat and ended in
a tie for the event. In the 50
yard free style, Arthur Gastor
came in inches ahead of .Johr
('astanes of Kappa Sigma. The 50
yard breast stroke was a phot<
finish also with D)on Whetstone ol
KA slipping in ahead of Black ol
Sigma Chi.
Another outstanding event of
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KI discarded the thought of a
Virginia and threw the javelin a
iches in a triangular meet with
Iski's heave was the third longest
s. Carolina supporters will get a
Ipic candidate in action tomorrow
rack when the Birds meet North
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pha Cops
g Crown
the meet was the (living exhibi
tion displayed by Conway Snipes
of Sigma Chi and Don Whetstone
of Kappa Alpha. Snipes emerged
the victor over Whetstone in this
event.
Intramural o f f i c i a l s picked
Arthur Gaston, Don Whetstone
and John Castanes as the out
standing men in the meet.
Events and individual winners
are as follows:
50-yard free style-Gaston, K A ;
Castanes, Kappa Sig; Fowles,
Sigma Chi; Bigby, KA.
Diving - Snipes, Sigma Chi;
Whetstone, *KA; Standford, SAE;
Walter, Sigma Nu.
100-yard free style-Castanes,
Kappa Sig; Gaston, KA; Williams,
Sigma Chi; Walter, Sigma Nu.
50-yard breast stroke-Whet.
stone, KiA; Black, Sigma Chi;
Macklen, Sigma Nu; Sasnett, SAE.
150-yard medley relaylst-KA,
Thomas, Whetstone, Bigby ; 2nd
Kappa Sig, Howell, Poulnot, Cas
tanes; 3rd-Sigma Chi, McNair,
Bolte, Lyke.
200-yard free style relay-lst
place tie between K A and Sigma
('hi. K A--Plowden, Bigby, Gaston,
Renmbert; Sigma Chi -- Lyke,
Fowles, Griffith and Bolte.
50-yard backstroke - Rembert,
K A; Poulnot, Kappa Sigma;
Howell, Kappa Sigma; Richard
son, Sigma Nu.
Dick Bartulski of Turtle Cr-eek,
Pa., has a cast on his left arm but
the righthander is still throwing
the javelin for the Carolina track
team. He's a pretty good bet to
break his own state record, set last
year
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Meet T(
By Parker Evatt
One new ACC record was set
last Saturday in Charlottesville,
Virginia as the University of Vir
ginia defeated South Carolina and
North Carolina State in an ACC
triangular track meet. Virginia
compiled 64 points while South
Carolina had 47% and N. C. State
had 54%.
Dick Bartulski, South Carolina's
javelin star who is handicapped
with a cast on his broken left arm,
threw the javelin 217 ft., 8 in. to
break the old ACC record of 199
ft., 3.4 in., set by Harry Brown of
North Carolina in 1954. Bartulski,
using a new type of javelin, made
all his throws of the day over 200
feet and three over thr 210 foot
mark. His record throw is the
third best throw for the javelin in
the United States this year.
Fred Roberts was outstanding
for the losing Gamecocks also as
he ran a faster time in the 880
yard run than the South Carolina
state record which he holds. His
time was 1:56.5. Other firsts in
the meet were by Sonny Wilchei
in the 440-yard dash, Gene Berry
in the broad juip, and Joe Silas
in the shot put. The Gamecock
mile relay team, composed of Larry
Patrick, Don Whetstone, Fred Rob
erts, and Sonny Wilcher, won the
relay in a time of 3:25.5.
The lack of depth again was the
main factor of defeat for the
Gamecocks. South Carolina had
six firsts as did Virginia, hut Vir
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small squad.
Welcome Jim Rieatty
All track fans should go out to
Fort Jackson track field this
Saturday to see our Gamecocks
battle the fine track team from
the University of North Carolina.
North Carolina's team will be
featuring one of the finest milers
and two-milers in the country to
day in the person of Jiu Beatty.
Heatty broke two meet records
against Maryland last week in the
mile and two-mile. His times were
4:11 in the mile and 9:33 in the
two-mile.
Summary of Virginia Meet
Mile run- -1, tIe among Shea, H.
j Jones and M. Jones INCS). 4,
Quinn (N('S ). -1:40.0.
IHigh jump- , I. uillen ( \'). 2.
Collins (SC). 3, Freelev IV). 4,
Phillips (NCS . I feet.
"1440-yard dash 1. Wilcher (SC).
2, Barlow ( V ) . 3, Whetsto I Si' .
., M iller (N ('S ). :51.1.
Shot. put --1. Silas SC ,. 2, I)aven
port \'). :3 (uten \') . .1, (dom
N('S). 15 feet, 7' inches.
100-yard dash - 1. Rus-ell I \I.
2, Miller I NCSI. 3, Randle V .
"I. King (SC ). :1(4.5.
High hurdles 1, Whitaker V t .
2. lHuckelew, ( '. 8, K ing ( V. . 4,
Miketa (N'S). :16.3.
8 (--y a rd ru n -- 1. R o berts .("W).
2, M . .Jones NCS. . Gwy ~**inn
(NCS). 1, Shea I N('S).
220-yard dash- -, M iller (N C ).
2, Randle ( V I. 8, R ussell IV)
4, King (SC). :22.8.
Pole vault----1. tie between Rob
erts and I)avenport ( V). 3, Whita
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er ( V) . 4, tie between Snipes
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TwoJ-mIile runit- i , tie amionig
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NCS). 4, Inahinet (SC). 10:17.4.
IDiscus-- 1, )avenport V ). 2,
;ilas (SC). :3, Collins (SC). 4,
)uten (V). 141 feet.
Low hurdles- 1, Buckelew (V).
Whitaker (V). :3, Miller (NCS).
Miketa (NCS). :25.9.
Javelin 1, 13artulski (SC). 2.
3o(nney (V ). :3. Berry (SC). 4,
)dor I NCS). 217 feet, 8 inches
A CC record).
Broad ,jumlp--1, Berry ISC . 2,
hristy (NCS). :3, Snipes ISC .
Miller INCS. 22 feet, 114
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1ile rIelay 1, South Calnlltla.
.N. C. State. :5 .
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No'rth Carolina State defeated
arolina'. tennlis tearill t to 1rin
II Atlar.tic ((oast ('eonforetir e
Ilatch at Maxcy Gregg lark here
a.t Saturday.
lHighlight of the action Wis a
rilliant rally by 1'SC'. No. !
layer, Sonny (;antt, in the singles.
le wa b behind 11-5 in the first set
cith set 111,mt, but camle lack to
ake the next seven garne.. lie
'eat Hill Cashion, 7-5,
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Block 'C'
I nitiatio n
Wednesday
Block "C" officials have an
n( unced that their annual initia
tion will take place next Wednes
day, April 25, beginning at 2 p.m.
The site will be the Horseshoe and
the public is urged to attend the
festivities. According to Carl
Brazell, who is president of the
club, there will be 39 nonogran
winners initiated at this time.
other officer,: in the club are Don
Whetstone, vice-president; Frank
Fllerhe, ,ecretary and Freddie
Roberts, tieasurer.
lilock "C"' initiation has long
been one of the most widely at
tended cerernonies of thi type and
lck "C" officials are hoping for
a laige crowd again this year.
Those mien who will be initiated
at thi, tine are as follows: Nel
-t cc Weston, Dick Thecsen, Bill
Hullard. Totmmy Addison, Tony
lHyei . oit,bby M oree, Carrol Mc
Clain., Charlie .Johnsoi, Harry
('1'.V. c\ Aubrey Reed, Julius Der
rick. (hbb Huc iic"h, Dick Bartul
ki. Lar y P;.ratic"k, Jack Hall,
Iby Iiarr eLt. Dun ,Johnston,
.Jihnny ci('iain, Clydc "Tubby"
Jttnte. Sturc Bailey, W i nt t e i
Kimiw:. Wilson Hardee, Jimmy
yeM. Starshall Perkins, Grady
Wallace. Bobby lMcCoy, Russ Por
ter, Jtte Granger. Dean Crain,
l.ar y, e Jewell. B1 Cro.,s, l:dgar
(I wec. n'.omm\ \'a ('CUren. George
TI'hunma. k nt) x Sherer. Charlie
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