The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 12, 1961, Page Page Six, Image 7
It's Just for
The
BIrds
BY DOUG GRAY
Sports Editor
In lo(king bac'k ovtzr the year, this column finds that the
itramural depart ment has made great strides. We can
enombler when practically no independent teams partici
patd, Oecau.e there was no specific plan to take care of
he non-gretks.
But., w can't say that now, for a program has been
set p, 4nd it is a good one. The intramural department is
headed b v Weems Maskin, track coach, and he has two
excellent assistants, Holbrook Platts, and )av-id Keller.
'Ili dopa' Ine-nit set. up twelve zones last fall, and each
.on"V! ed a captain to lc-ad their respective clubs. This
was a good move because in the past, the independents had
ha1 no organization, and the results were no cooperation.
Now each zone gets full cooperation, sometime more so:
than the fraternities. Basketball for instance, was won by
Zone 6. who defeated Sigma Nu for the campus champion
ship. We would say that if that zone had not been set up,
t hen all of that good talent which produced the champion
ship club would have been literally untouched.
At this writing, the intramural department is setting
up the sotball finals, which will be played next week.
Alko, the track events were held WVednesday. Every time
a sport like this is played, there is a lot of work that is
dlone that no one knows about. They have to set up the
schedules, procure a place to present them, and take care
of all of the equipment that is used.
All in all, it is a tedious job and requires numerous
hours of hard work. Thus, this column would like to com
mend the department on the great job done this year and
sincerely hopes that it will continue to grow as it has done
in the past.
WE DON'T UNDERSTAN)
When a college student accepts a scholarship to play a
sport at an institution, he also accepts the responsibility of
upholding the name of his sciool and the world of sports.
We don't quite understand how a student can get in
iVoed in the recent point shaving episodes. A lot of reasons
have been given for their taken action. Some say that
they need the money, others say that they accepted but
didn't actually participate in the scandals.
There was one player in which we were sorry to read;
where he had been involved in this nation-wide scandal. le
is )oug Moe. This All-American for the University of
North Carolina didn't shave points, so he says, but he did
accept a small sum from the gamblers and did not report
it to the proper officials. Moe is now out of school and the
professional basketball team that had dilafted him is dubious
as to whether he will go straight from now on. Ilis career
is practically ruined and what did it was a mere $75.
We don't understand it.
TYPICAL CLEMSON
It. is reported that IPTAY is having a jamboree for all
of the Richland an(d Lexingtoii county supporters. This
organization is composed of Clemson supportters who pay
ten d(ollars a year to help out the athletic prliogriams.
At this jamboree, a prize has beeii set, up to make the
meeting a little gayer and to driaw a few more people. We
don't knoxw what the prize is, but we (o know what a person
has it) do to get it-wear the lmudest sport shirt.
Typical Clemson, uh 4
D)rag Season Ms mrc
Openiing "aeAB
May 13
Tw of the nation's toli drag- Pt-utGl
stt rs will be on hatnd for the open
Sin of the 196; (j~1 ra season at the
l'abumetio, Raceway, Saturdlay, May 30LctosI h
1;3.
- ahs- world champion-AmrcsQult
fa i- .rda-- and Art Malone
wH 04 h sec'.nid dlual of their Putn Fn
oi m., nC. one-fourth mile
e ..ooaiidpbe of reach- FNS
i)Leed. oetter han 180 M. P. H1.
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Ieb ; w h a new blowvn Ol)dsroo
bl. m od dr'agster.
l'am flaceway is located 13"Ptyorrubec
:1 il' south of t he Coulumbia Air
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$4.0'ad$50
$29.95 up
COPELAND Co.
1409 Main St
Golf, I
The Little Iron Man1, Johnniyw Dra
he tile only one of the top three wh,
only a half a lap left, exhibited the
Moorhend sennt yards fron the tape.
Ot
Fishing I fr
Salnon eggs are as fine a trout 1"
bait as can be found, so say many til
anglers. Sometimes, though, they
arl'e soft and have a tendency to
fall off the hook. Don't switch to "
another kind of bait, simply try so
this: Remove the eggs from the 1
jar and set them out to dry for a
ciuple of days. This makes them a
tough and they'll cling to your u
hook until Mr. Trout comes along. (
If you over-dry them and the eggs f 4
hevone too hard, return them to
the juice in the jar and they will
soften up again.
Here's a tip for do-it-yourself- ie
ers. A good homemade dry fly he
dope is easily devised by shaving sh
paraffin into a small jar of gaso- %i
line. Shake well, and you'll have hu
a mixture that will float any type sh
of fy. he it dry or wet. The paraf- hI
fin is the floating secret. By add- ho
ing additional amounts you can
almost float a bare hook. tie
Many anglers like to eat fish of
as well as to catch them. Often
this entails freezing the fish so du
that off-season bass and panfish su
dinners can he enjoyed. Some ex- en
ports. however, complain that Pr
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Courses
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olf Courses?
way at the Putt Putt"
The tra
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Tk 3 The fabric, the fasi
the look of classic al
I2 Arrow sport s
on broad
colorings .
Tai
From1
'enis
ke, in the winner's position for
is relaxed. Drake, trailing Ch
most exciting finishes seen in a
Paul Masem was close behind
itdoor Ti
>zen fish loses its flavor. Tl
obleni is easily solved. Ne
ne you plan to freeze afis
-st place it in a pan of wate
it the pan in the freezer. R
>ve when the ice is solid, ri
me warm water over the pf
d out will come the cake
-fish and all. Wrap this i
d pop it back into the freez
til the next time you crave fi:
the menu. You'll discover ti
Vor has been sealed in.
Hunting
If you're wondering what to
th your old Nixon buttons (Ke
dy buttons will also work
re's a suggestion. The butto
ould be of the large varie
th a safety-pin catch. Pin tl
tton to the top of your jack
oulder next time you're o
nting rough terrain and ne
th hands free, sling your rif
er your shoulder between yo
(k and the button. It won't .1
I until you're ready to shoot.
If you have two cars but :
ek boat, here's a possible a
-er. Remove the hoods from t
rs and weld them togeth<
esto, there's your boat. If yo
lio, th\elin alln
di.istyle lihbton-down
RROWA
cth inu handoe,a mtedn
Team,
floe grueling two-nile race, seens to
0 son's Moorhead by 100 yards with
long time il te two-mile and nipped
Drake for a second.
ips
is wite objects to hoodless autos
Kt (and she will) you can pick up
h, the hoods for a song at the local
r. scrap yard. Hoods from the same
e- model cars work best.
mn To protect your rifle bore from
in (lust and rain while you're out
of stalking game, cover the muzzle
ip with an empty shotgun shell. It's
er waterproof and does the job. Be
ih sure to remove it bofore taking
ie a shot unless you like to live
dangerously.
(Try for a $50 prize. Send
your tip to A. A. Contest, Sports
o Afield, 959 8th Ave., New York
19, N. Y.)
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, At Dt
The Gamecocks take two dif
ferent teams to Durham, N. C. Ii
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday I
of this week for the ACC Tourna- (
ments in both tennis and golf.
This year Carolina is not to be
regarded as "weak sister" in
either meet as new coaches, com- i
bined with improved facilities and
a "new optimism," add up to seri
ous threats to anyone. Nor is all
mere optimism. The golf team,
spearheaded by Norman Flynn,has
defeated several outstanding teams
this spring, possibly the biggest
win being only last week as Flynn
and Co. cut down favored North
Carolina with Flynn shooting a
torrid 68.
Try our
Economy
fluff r
Many items are
foled and
ready to use
or to put away.
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trham
The tennis team, under the
,uidnnce of student-coach Bob
Irown, started slow but has come
on of late to finish the regular
eason with a respectable record
it 8 wins and 7 losses.
Carrying the Gamecock hopes
n the golf tournament will be
qorman Flynn, Bob Gerring, John
)rr, .Jimmy Howell, Ralph Zlot
tik and Graham Smith. Coach
ffalt Hambrick left with the team
Phursday afternoon.
Bob Brown will include Bob
)aniel, number one man, Bill
;hirley, Joe Smoak, Cliff Holler,
"harlie Nash, Phil Mansell and
ick McPherson on the roster.
rho tennis team left by bus
Arednesday afternoon for yester
lay's action.
SPEEDY
Service
i' fold
lbs.4 C
(8c per pound)
PIQlINE
)RY & CLEANERS
Pack or Ilox
shorts to class?
on a Saturday night
estimate your late
mn the average?
$10-$14
em to allow qualify
speed-up system
ikely to smoke more
sports events.
ing to music
is at home
tudying
Fresh with LjM'
me:Yes 48'( No 52
wers combinied): Less
(. ver $20, l'
mu 45''
.At sports (events 4''.
TV 7' s. On week ends
studi(ying 3'',
is ouars. You stari fresh
mut taste for good. The
neco to) seal in ntaural
Ing-best-tamsting lA.&I
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