Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Cager RY 11OWARD IIELILAMS Sports Editor Carolina's basketball -.a in e - cocks begin the holiday season tomorrow night, w it h a game against Florida State in the USC Field House, and will end their Christmas tour January 3 in At lanta, where they will meet Geor gia Tech. 4. .' NO, THIE PICTURE in't upimde (1 HICKU'S) %howinig his witnning dil right, Xiquies is coaiiing ')nI of the probhly a free s.y ler, wonders "V it smll but promising fshman co DRoF Early Rembrandt: That Rembi born a genius is conclusivelyI this little-known masterpiece. first known painting, astound and made the name Billy Rem mous throughout Europe. Be not, Rembrandt created this piece when he was two years c The Thinker: What is The Thin ing? This has been as baffling t as the riddle of the sphinx ar on first?" But now it can be that this statue is actually warrior who had been asked, ber how great cigarettes used When he failed to answer, "Lt do," he was turned to stone. CHANGE TC Face lDuring this time the Hirds will also lock horns w i t h Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, and will par ticipate in the Gulf South Classic at Shreveport, Louisiana. Decem ber 28-30. Height Advantage Florida State could give the t Gamecocka a rough time of it tomorrow, as they upset highly 'Veto Cr ii - this is a shot of freslimanm swi iag form in recent ACC swimming e live just as he hits the water, as an llat's lie got that I ain't got?" Xiques tingent at the University, and tank e LOoD MJ Me Aa, In which Lucky Strike's gift to the arts selects 'The World's Greatest Masterpieces" and reveals all-in fact, more than all-that is known about each. -andt was >roven by ed critics 'W MdE ara ndt fa- lE &TM. ieve it or E master d ! - A S ~2 3 4~ 5 / .r)4 t5 161718 19 20 l2 12 23 24 2S 26 271 ker think-( a scholarsA d "Who's revealeds a Roman "Remem-n to taste?" s ckies still ~ " P ) LUCKIES and < Produci of <$ Full teeded Wake Forest in the initial u rame of the season, even though h he Deacons had the services of n qorman Snead, better known for, is football capabilities. T h e y s, vill have a definite height ad- y antage, a factor which has lost t wo tilts for the 'Cocks this sea- e: on. They are rated as one of F he best teams the Gamecocks t] eam, Spray, An mminer Pe'te Xiqe, (prononnieed )Impetitionl. In the photo it the iuidentified Carolina swinner. is one of the leading members of meh Jimmyin Ratliff is optimistic I Whistlers' Mother: This paint depicts the housemother of waiting for a dance to break how the artist has captured ti this lonely woman as she fre (who were nicknamed "The way in which they obtained da STATIO Woman in ~ A~ ~INI~ of a great SI was able lously low this onlyt you can f subject. I< Iof this pr 5 that the s made by I I' LEFT: "MASTER OF ALL MASTERPIEC mys Dr. Frood, "is the greatest work c rokes in LUCKY STRIKE, conveying th~ anufacturer. Note the perfect circle,r erfect product inside. And in the produc ficent expression of quality, good taste urely, there is no work of art that, overi isthetic joy not only to all of us in the .ople in all walks of life." get somne taste fc |S iraE t4mnanl - Line ill see. andi storm clouds are itging in the Field House, along ith the Florida State banner. Advance publicity is a little :arce on the VPI squad this ear, but they are in strong con mntion for the Southern Confer ice title. We saw them play urman I a a t year, and again weir height could prove to be a d Ready Roll-( about the future of the youting aqsu.: Grumert, a high-raniked diver in At such as Xiques will come out for tI without a victory Inst seamon. (Pho ng by an unknown artist, college sorority patiently up tn the next room. Note le anguish and devotion of ts over her young charges Whistlers' because of the tes). The Venus de Milo: Sculp. tured in the second cen tury B.C. on behalf of a Greek pencil manufac turer, this great statue has won fame through the ages as the symbol of beauty parlors, bowling alleys, upholstery firms and reducing pills. Today it is used primarily as a vivid warning to small children who bite their fingernails. S1 Water: Here is the original "lost" masterpiece which to acquire for the ridicu price of $8,500. I mention o show what great bargains nd in art if you know your letermined the authenticity iceless original by proving mall stain, upper left, was ~enoir's favorite coffee. ES"! "Here, in my opinion," f art. Note the bold, clean e wisdom and pride of the epresenting, of course, the :t itself we find a truly mag ,pleasure and contentment. the years, has brought more art world, but to millions of a GChange! isz. our middle name 1'(nd L reuders. They are par tieularly strong at center. where 11 6-8 ohemouth grabs basket balls out of the air like flies. Carolina will make its first ap1)peatarnFe in t he G u 1 f South Classic over the holidays, and although few well-kmwi teams will be represmnted in the tourita )n Too tic -tar. IHe is beig gromned 1to take antic Coast Conference circle-. Radlii Ie team11, inl aln effort to) rai4. the -tv os by Nan Dyke.1 Speed, Mar) Decide Bab Sports W riter Speed makstnmsiip. andl hus le looim as th ic (hief inogledient s fore the succes('s of SothI (arto this .vear. In thet persons of 16-0 TFerry and 65-3 Rlonnie ('ollis, t h e Iliddies ptossess enolhugh speed afoot to mount a btlistering fast break. This fits in well with (Coach Giordon St auffer's offeni siue platns, antd th i s year's squalid may dI u p I i e a t e the ach ievement of t it e 1959-650 freshmnt byv going ov'er the century mark in scoring. It is int scoing andl( shoot ing euracy tat Ithe Htaby Gae ocsreallyv sin e. I.e by I the alenttted M r. (Col linis, the Hidd ies alt field a first unit with scor' m1L punclhh at every positiont. A t thle gulardt,ls.ittle htott uses nl e ffectiv~e jumpt I shot froim t he sidle to tack tup poinits, leatdinag Ihe teamtt int scorintg in their fitrst I at mt e . I .ueanLskyt. prtimtar'ily a >laymatttkert, hats also, shoawn t he i ility~ to score wellI wheni givetn hie optportunltity. Collins, ant All- Amlerican in schtool, has been noved to for Want Someth Try Howard C2elehr STRAWBERRY SHORT aou Joun (orner State- & IRios Onen 6 A.M. to 12 Hol net. the clash always proves 0 be all interestng one. The' ;iaecocks will try to continue heir tournament victory record, s they captured both of the ones hey participated in last year. 'hey won out over Lafayette and chmond in the Richmond Invi- I ationalI last season, and beat ,orth Carolina and N. C. State p ihe place of graduating diver John ~a. hope-, that more swimmrners idard& of the team, which went smansh p, y Birds' Ca w%ard and has shown himself to be the best shot on the team. 1 Nornall. a guard, Collins has beeni adapting his shots well to t inside work to go along with his deadly outside shooting. A-t. the other forward, t6-5 Dave surFret t gives the young Game acs ebouanding strength and hove's we'(ll for his size. W~hen he ivelops his shots, the freshmen's tack will b e greatly improved.a Six\-toot, seven-inch center Al 'hiry looms as the tallest baske cer playing at Carolina t h i s ear. An agile, though slender e'rforamer. TI h i r y possesses an utst1a nding turn - around jump het which he uses with deadly reuacyc Iro m up to twenty feetJ uat. In reserve, Richard Gibbs, a4 6-3 forward, has had trouble acdjhusting to an outside posi-J ion, but fast breaks well. Six foot. six-inch Tom Caughman lacaks polish, but Is a strong re-t boeunder and gives the quintet c'enter depth. IniI (theuial r ieboundcing deC aratmnent., Barrett and Thiry willt are' to shoulder most of the ur den,. aided by the high-jump-r ag Collins. Whether this will be nouagh against the strong op ng Special? Johnson's KCE CREAM AKE fin Streets,, (ayc Iidtnigka Emer n. lidays 'j sucCessiv4' n ig h t s inl the 'North-South Doublehcader" to vard the end of the year. Eight Teams Teams expected to play in te ;ulf South besides Carolina are "exas W 'e s t e r I , Mississippi. 'Ouisiana Tech, C e n t v n a r y Corthwest Louisiana, Ge.orge own, and M i d d I e Tennessee. ireorgetown will probably be the ournament favorite. as they al vays p r o d u c e a powerhousf iiong small coll-ge'. But Loui:i ina Tech should also be a team watch. Last year they turned >ut the nUMber. one dflraft choice S h( pro basketeers. Tacki# %vrlland. who was inlvolved in) Ie NCAA investigation at N. C. a few years ago. In tho-ir first (official 1961 en -)loter, the B i r d s will meet ,oerful Georgia Tech, defending -hampions of the tough South ;'storn Conference. They possess 'n ( of the most danger uis ball flayers in the nation in the per on of forward Roger Kaiser, a ur- fire All - A in e r i c t n in inybody's book. Thi- Gamecocks will be hoping ort better results against two of hvir holiday opponents than they rot last year, as they lost to >oth Florida State and Tech, by 4res of 75-93 and 64-70. re pectivfly. Bucket Parade FRESHMEN (ler ;ame+s Pts. Avg. olliis 4 118 29.5 Littleton 4 56 14.0 Lticansky 1 50 12.5 'hiry 1 17 11.8 13arrett 4 41 10.3 ;ibbs 4 31 7.8 sullivan 1 2 2.0 Yarborough 1 2 2.0 Caughman 2 3 1.5 Rogers 3 4 1.3 Hayes 4 4 1.0 Vlustle Will ge Success >osition the frosh will face re nains to be seen. The s c h e dI u 1 e this year is ougher than last year's. with uch powers as D)uke, Wake For st, North Carolinma, Florid:a, and 'lemuson on the slate. The arch ival ( lemson frosh are said to iie powerful, having beaitein the 'lemson varsity three times a] (.ady, with a front line measur n g 6-8, 6-8, atnd 6-6. D)espite the strong schedule. the Biddies show up as a very capable g r oup with a good chance of last year's freshman record of 15-5. Baskin Lists Cinder Slate F'or Runners Carolina's eindermen wvill par.. icipate in nine track meets this pring, begin ning in Marc.~h and nding in May. 'When the b;ys return froim he C hristmaPis recess, we wii l,'b* 'i to get do)wn t0 serious busi ess, stopping only for academic n a 1 s in .January," remarked oach Wieemis B3askin recently. Returning letterm-en .Johnny )rake, Paul Masemn, Jochn Pfalz raph and sophomore D)ave Lar on will constitute the distance nen. Robert Brown, the state's op 100-yard dasher, will be the umber one sprinter, while ophomore Frank Lawrence will id him in this department. Charlie Bradshaw, a returning ettermen, will hold down the murdle spot, while Jack Pitt, Leon tobinson, and H o w a r d Sohm hrow the shot putt and discus. iohm will also throw the javelin. )an Upton, another letterman, vill occupy the broad jumper's >ositionl. The schedule is a.s follows: Warch 25, Florida R e i a s at lainesville; March 29, D)uke at lome; April 1, Florida State at rallahassee; April 8, UNO at Thapel Hill; April 15, Virginia and N. C. State at Raleigh; April 22, Georgia at home; April 29, Clemson at home; May 5-6, State Meet at home, and May 12-18, Conference Meet at Durham.