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USC( Captain Grs 'Mural All-Star Game Set An all-star intramural game will be held next Wednesday af ternoon at 4 o'clock on Davis Field, according to Bob Jenkins, student intramural director. The two fraternity leagues will vie in this game, which is being held in conjunction with the fra ternities for a fund which has been set up to help meet the sur gical and medical expenses of Flash McBride, who was injured in an early season game. All students are urged to attend the all-star game. Jenkins said that a collection would be taken up at half-time to be given to the fund, and all donations will be greatly appreciated. The all-star teams for the re spective leagues are as follows: League I E-Bill Martin (SAE) E-Jack Buckles (Lamba Chi) E-Barry Segan (Phi Eps) E-Bill Cain (SAE) T-Gary Banks (SAE) T-Page Lever (ATO) T-Bill Stathius (Phi Kaps) T-Dave Houser (P1 Kaps) C-Shell Suber (SAE) C-Howard Gunter (Lambda Chi) B-Jimmy Ashley (SAE) B-Charlie Jacocks (SAE) B-Jim Butler (Lambda Chi) B-Barry Klassmian (Phi Eps) B--Jim Wilkinson (ATO) B-Fletcher Carter (Phi Kappa Sig) B-Sam Rigby (P1 Kapps) B-Vic Evans (SAE) League II E-Legrand Guerry (Sigma Nu) E-George Thomas (KA) E-Moose LeBrace (Kappa Sig) E-Phil Moody (Sigma Nu) T-Don Richardson (Sigma Nu) T-Bruce Wiley (SPE) T-Dickie Howard (Sigma Chi) T-John Kornegay (KA) C-Bob Shaw (SPE) C-Roger Knapper (Sigma Chi) 9L6>T (l/ dy Wallace ___ Bobby McCoy B-Preston Whaley (Sigma Nu) B-Freddie Spruell (SPE) B-Conway Snipes (Sigma Chi) B-Jim Emery (Sigma Nu) H--Lefty Norton (PiKA) B-Brock Conrad (KA) B-Parker Evatt (PiKA) Final intramural standings: League I W L T SAE ... .... 6 00 Lambda Chi .4 1 1 Pi Kap Phi 4 2 0 Phi Kap Sig 3 2 1 ATO . 1 4 1 Phi Sig Kap 1 5 0 Phi Eps. 0 6 1 League II W L T Sigma Nu 5 0 0 KA 3 1 1 SPE 2 2 1 PiKA. 23 0 Kappa Sig 1 3 1 Sigma Chi 0 4 1 Playoff games: Sigma Nu 27; Lamba Chi 0. SAE 33; KA 0. Fraternity football finals: Sigma Nu 7 (Fraternity cham pions); SAE 0. Got these in This all-Arrow outfit can morning. (With a it can be yours.) For yo list: this stand-out imported cotton flannel, vi collar; and two colleg< University styled crew nec Shirt, $5.95; sweater, $11 A RI -first in SHIRTS e TII '56-57 Biddy Quint, Wofford Pups Meet At 6:30 Carolina's basketball Gamecocks will kick the lid off their 26-game 1956-57 campaign tomorrow, meet ing the Wofford Terriers in their traditional intra-state conflict at the University Field House. Game time is 8 p.m. Coach Frank Johnson will reveal the '56-'57 edition, possibly Caro lina's best since World War II, after the Biddie quint tangles with the Wofford Pups beginning at 6:30 p.m. Coach Johnson has been drilling his charges daily for about five weeks in preparation for their rugged schedule that includes 14 Atlantic Coast Conference encoun ters. Wallace Is Captain He will rely heavily on the ca pabilities of senior and captain Grady Wallace who led the Birds in scoring last season with a 23.9 per game scoring average. Wal lace had a .448 shooting accuracy from the floor and a .758 mark from the free throw line. Also, he was second to the graduated Lee Collins in rebounding and was named to the All-ACC second team. According to Johnson, the start ing quint will be rounded out by Dick Hoffman, opposite Wallace at the forward positions, Fred Lentz at center, and Bobby Mc Coy and Ray (Cookie) Pericola at the guard posts. Wallace and Mc Coy are both returning lettermen, while Hoffman, Lentz and Peri cola are sophomores up from last year's classy freshman five. Reserves to See Action Front line reserves who should see plenty of action against the Terriers are, Art Smejkal and Marshall Perkins, forwards; Don Goodroe, center; and Dean Crain and Wayne Godfrey, guards. 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Johnson, stepping into his 14th season as basketball coach for South Carolina, thinks the team's fortunes have an excellent chance to rise, in accordance with the per formance of his sophomores. Each has been impressive in pre-season practice. They lack experience in the rigorous Atlantic Coast Con ference, ". . . however, we've had the advantage of half a month added to our regular workout period, due to the elimination of spriing practice. A couple of games under the belt should make a big difference," Johnson said. Two New Jersey Men Pericola and Hoffman, both of Union City, N. J., have worked to gether on the hardwood through seven seasons of basketball, and this could result in one of the smoothest two-man mechanisms Carolina fans have been intro duced to. They respectively aver aged 20.1 and 19.4 points as fresh men. Assuming the man-sized pivot position vacated by Collins rests with 6'8" Lentz of Asheville. N. C., who averaged 14.9 last rpfCIARE4 Seaso \.C~ ..~'*4 'K "'4 ~ ericola K II.... -4. Dick Hoffman * 0 3 * 0 0 L TIP I' ~ y < ION TES I C * A Li. Toll] Fred year. Backing him up will be the 6'7" Goodroe of Albany, Ga., who scored 10.0 points per game for the frosh last year. Coach Joel Robertson's Terriers have only two men returning from last winter's starting five and only a handful of lettermen. How ever, the visitors will have one advantage over the locals in that they open their season tonight against Catawba. In the preliminary' game, assist ant coach Walter Hamrick will put a freshman team on the floor averaging 6'6". Starting for the Biddies will be, Bury Hudson, 6'5", and Mike Callahan, 6'6" at for wards; Larry Dial, 6'10", center; and Walt Hudson, 6'6" and Fred Luigs, 6'4", guards. Play Duke Dec. 5 Following tomorrow night's game, the Gamecocks will travel to Charlotte Dec. 5 for their first ACC encounter of the season against the Duke Blue Devils. They will return to the local hard wood Dec. 8 by playing host to the Georgia Bulldogs. The remainder of the schedule: Dec. 12-N. C. State at Char -rdt O torrow Le!ntz lotte; Dec. 15-North Carolina at Columbia; Dec. 19-Tennessee at Knoxville; Dec. 20-Ga. Tebh at Atlanta; Dec. 21-Georgia at Athens; Dec. 27, 28-Gator Bowl at Jacksonville; Jan. 5-Maryland at Columbia; Jan. 12-Wake For est at Winston-Salem; Jan. 14 Maryland at College Park; Jan. 15-Virginia at Charlottesville. Also, Jan. 26-Wofford at Spar tanburg; Jan. 28-The Citadel at Columbia; Feb. 2-Furman at Greenville; Feb. 7-Wake Forest at Columbia; Feb. 9-N. C. State at Raleigh; Feb. 12-Clemson at Clemson; Feb. 15-ViigTna at Columbia; Feb. 19--Furman at Columbia. Also, Feb. 22-North Carolina at Chapel Hill; Feb. 23-Duke at Durham; Feb. 26-The Citadel at Charleston; Mar. 2-Clemson at Columbia. There is so much good in the worst of us, And so much bad in the best of us, That it hardly becomes any of us To talk about the rest of us. 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