Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAROLINA .LOSES GAME TO HEAVY ALLIGATORS (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.) on run around right end. Blount made 7 yards over tackle. Then things changed, when the Gamecocks were in reach of their goal. An at tempted pass, Timmons to Goodman, failed. Allen was thrown for 2 yards and then another incomplete pass. Flor ida took the ball on her own 21-yard line. Anderson punt ed 12 yards out of bounds. On the first play, Skinner took 4 yards thru center. The quarter ended with the ball in Carolina's possession on Florida's 30-yard line. The Gamecocks opened up the second quarter by failing to complete a pass, but B. Smith caught one on the second play and made first down. Tim mons took 2 thru center, Skin ner 2 yards around right end. The next two attempted passes failed. Florida took the ball on her own 18-yard line. An end run made first down. Then Anderson punted 42 yards to Timmons. Carolina's ball on own 75-yard line. Timmons took 2 yards around right end and Allen made first down. Blount 7 yards over tackle. Al len thrown for 3 yards loss. Blount failed to gain. Good man then punted 25 yards. Florida received balr on own 35-yard line. By successive line plunges the 'Gaters then brought the ball to Carolina's 20-yard line. Here the Game cocks were penalized 5 yards. Florida made 5 yards more, but was penalized 5 yards on next play. Then C. Anderson received a pass from B. Ander son and crossed the line for the first touchdown of the game. Wuthrich kicked goal. Baker kicked off, the ball rolling behind Carolina's goal. Brought out to 20-yard line. Blount failed to gain, Skinner thrown for 4 yards loss. Good man punted out. Florida's ball on Carolina's 40-yard line. By successive line plunges the ball was brought to Carolina's 4 yard line, and there the half ended. No other scoring was done until the last quarter. The ball was in Carolina's possession on her own 15-yard line. In the fourth down Goodman went back to the goal line to punt. As the ball left his toe, Merrien blocked it and Baker, who was close behind him, fell on the oval for a touchdown. Wuth rich failed to kick goal. - Too much Turkish or Just enough Turkish? IN one way, at least, smoking is Perhaps this is the main reason exactly like eating. why so many smokers of straight The more ric!i and delicious a Turkish cigarettes keep switching certain food is, the more care people to Fatimas. take to avoid eating too much of it - for instance, plum pudding or Less worry about candy. "'too The same rule applies to smoking. Cigar smokers, for example, are ANOTHER reason undoubtedly is today more careful to avoid too the fact that Fatimas treat many rich, h-avy Havanas. (In fact, so kind the thei more and more cigar smokers now perfectly y smoke cigarettes too, to help cutFatima smoknte cigarete too, toi helps cu smokers never have any worry about down the number of cigars.)too any." In the same way, cigarette smokers are learning that Turkish tobacco, delicious as it is, is so over-rich or heavy that a man can easily smoke A yany rate, whatever the reason too much of it. be, Fatima keep 3 on attract ing more and more of those smokers But they are learning also that, who, if they preferred the fancy, instead of cutting down the number expensive, straight Turkish ciga of cigarette; per day, they can cut rettes, could easily afford them. down on the propor. ion of Turkish in ech c areU'.This is shown, of course, by in each cigarette.Fatia's record i having won the top notch in sales at so many of the How to reduce on fashionable clubs and hotels and Turkish other prominent places all over the THEY can dothis by switching from country. straight Turkish to part Turkish, or "Turkish blend," cigarettes. The first Turkish blend cigarette i "jus enough"? ever made-and the one which has 1 always held first-rank importance- DO not Fatma recor alwas hed -..--.---- "''prove that this is the one ciga is Fatima. rette containing jist enough Turkish? Fatima rontaiins mnore Turki ;' Not too much ncr too lile Turkish, than does art o:her Turkish blend but just enough. Make a test for cigaTrete. yo ctrs tlf. FATr IOA A Sensible Cgarefte 20s for 2s worbu thenfatetatsFatima tt 1443ccoain SteedthtFim