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1936 INTERVARSITY 1936

AGTOG, SIESTOG U.C.T.

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(Wysie: South American foe).

U.C.T. se span is klaar-al-weer, En die Ikeyland is naar-al-weer Want dit is mos Intervarsity!

Stellenbosch gaan wen want Matie kan

Nooit verloor met so 'n Matie- span,

Ag tog, siestog, ag tog· U.C.T.

Kyk hoe die Maties die !keys van- dag die stof laat byt U.S. se spanne is alma! hier Ons sal seevier.

U.C.T. se span is klaar-al-weer, En die Ikeyland is naar-al-weer, Want dit is mos Intervarsity.

Ag kyk hoe hul lyk ! (Bis).

Ag kyk hoe hul pryk ! (Bis) Ag kyk hoe hul tjank ! Ag kyk hoe hul raas ! Ag kyk hoe hul blaas !

Dames:

Hui moet maar huistoe gaan, Want hul sal nooit verstaan Hoe voetbal word gespeel - Slaap, Ikey, slaap ! ..,

Ag kyk hoe hul lyk! (Bis) Ag kyk hoe hul pryk! (Biis) Ag kyk hoe hul raas ! Ag kyk hoe hul blaas ! Maar wie is hul baas?

Stellenbosch gaan wen want Matie kan

Nooit verloor met so 'n Matie- span,

Ag tog, siestog, ag tog, U.C.T.

WHAT ABOUT A LITTLE CELEBRATION?

(Tune: Honeymoon H1~tel).

What about a little celebration To the rythm of a Matie song.

What about a little celebration After Ikes have gone all wrong.

You can hear ettF U.S. students singing

How we beat the Ikes and put them down

High and low our Matie cries are ringing

Once again we'll lick Cape Town.

Oh poor Ikes, you cannot Hard though iyou may try Maties won't be beaten Hear the Maties cry- so

What about a little celebration To the rythm of a Matie song.

What about a little celebration After Ikes have gone all wrong.

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SEE THE MA TIES COME TO PLAY.

(Tune: Guards on Parade).

me to play, In their colo bright and gay,

f them would shirk, football,

All the Maties on the stand With conductor and their band, What with "crackit,y-crack" and

"sopie" too You're bound to hear - The Ike's song's on the fade.

When the first team's on the field, To the Ikes they will not yield, Our players are scoring

The rest of us roaring

For the first team's on the field!

TWO LITTLE IKES.

(Tune: Tw.o Little Bees).

Two little Ikes were drinking At the break of day

Said the one little Ike to the other Ii ttle Ike:

Can the Maties win to-day?

Can the Maties win, Can the Maties win, Can the Maties win to-day?

Said the one little Ike to the other little Ike:

Can the Maties win to-day?

Two little Ikes were drinking J At the end of day

Said the one little Ike to ~he

other Ii ttle Ike:

So the Ma ties won to-day!

So the Maties won, So the Maties won, So the Ma ties won to-day!

Said the one little Ike to the other little Ike:

So the Ma ties won to-day!

WE'LL WIN INTERVARSITY.

(Tune: Mr. & Mrs. 1.s t.he Name).

See those stout Maties They're out for victory - We'll win this Intervarsity ! They'll bowl you over Oh boy, it's plain to see We'll win this Intervarsity ! And then when they've smashed

you,

And they've dashed you, we'll all exclaim:

"Gee Ikes ! Oh please, Ikes ! Don't

look so tame!"

Our men have been victorious They've licked old U.C.T.

We've won this Intervarsity! !

MA TIE TEAMS.

(Tun.e: Betty Co-Ed.).

J

Maties have teams who're out to win this great day,

Maties are sure to have the Ikes stone cold,

Singing a song to show they're on the war-path!

They fill the Ikes with fright and make them blue;

Maties are men who're backed by everybody.

They mould the Ikes as if they're made of cla1y

Maties are Victors at this Inter- varsity

For it's Stellenbosch men who gain the Stellenbosch day!

NAAR ALWEER IKEY.

(Wysie: Ha,ppy).

J

Ikey, waarom naar alweer, Ikey Is dit omdat jy altyd verloor, En ons jou moor; foei Ikey!

Jy is al moeg gesing, arme ding en flou gespeel

Ag Ike, vee af jou traan, jy's ge_

daan en verslaan;

Want ons is Maties

Korn laat staan nou die !keys Intervarsity sal hul nooit wen Soos ons hul ken

So wragtie ! !

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WE ARE MATIES GAY AND STRONG.

(Tune: Up the Old Narkovi.ans!).

We are the Maties gay and strong, Always at ease and nothing wrong, But the !keys, Oh by gee, What a game to see!

Listen to their songs and escap· a des,

Fine are the Maties you're to see All playing 'gainst the U.C.T.

Look they always score to win Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!

WHAT A FEEBLE SONG.

(Tune: Pcweye).

Ji

Really to disgrace their footbaJI Oh my, what a feeble song!

raids, (Ike! Ike! J

Look! They can't e'en score a Oh my, what a hopeless song!

try, (Ike! Ike!)

Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha! What are yo trying?

What more? No more! A;d why are you crying?

We sing, we're gay, Your voices were never too strong 'Nin the day and c.:iy: Oh! Shut Up!!

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WHY ARE YOU CRYING,

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OH YOU POOR IKE?

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