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GAMECOCK HAS GREAT DAY (Continued from page 1.) make them fight the harder. Even though the Birds counted twice for a total of thirteen points in the first five minutes of play. P). C. came on with a drive that was easily commendable. As the game wore on, substi tutes were going back and forth like firemen at a $1,000,000 blaze. Not so much from necessary re pleement, but from the respective desires of the two coaches. Coach Metzger was um1loubtedly think ing of the Clemson game amd did not wish to risk any injuries to the Varsity players any more than it was necessary. But Coach John son wishe<l to inject new men, probably with messages, or in an effort to turn the tide of the game. But Carolina played her first string mnen to a great extent. No scrub1) team was run in all at one tine. Same with P. C. The outcome of the game was, -is it tuined out, decided in the first couple of minutes of play. The Gmecock scored the first, touchdown in the unofficial time of one minute, an( 25 seconds. Another was aled within three minutes for a total score of 13. Regardless of this the Peesee's continued their uphill struggle. They were out for blood and they fought for every inch of the way. They were oit for revenge for last year's defeat at tihe hands of the Birds. in Augusta, 14-0. But the combination that Coach Metz ger lad on the battle ground coulhin't be stopped, nor couhl they be piercedl for the necessary first - in - tens when they were needed. The old pot of football dope is nlow hoiling. Its ingredients are sorely muddled. Clemson beats P. C. 34-0. Citadel beats P. C. 20 0, Carolin tops all their hatting averages with a score of 48-0. Carolina beats Erskine 13-7, Ers kine downs Citadel 13-6. Caro lina gets off to bad start against Erskine and Newherry, while Clemson holds Center to 111rrow score. Clemson anlld Furman lbat tie to draw. A Philadelphia lawyer is nleeded to find the soliu tion. By the time this issue of "The Gamecock" is being read much light will have beenl shed on the Whole thing. Capt. Tau (Gressette is still anf on-looker. There is a great pr1obablility that lhe will haive to warm the b)enchl the rest of the season, Ie will be nmssedl inl the Fair Week enmei(. whiere he nuol1e aI :uune for' hi:nis'lf inst y'ear whlen be( dropp)led the oval oIver thle har11s for' the three p)oinIts tha2t defea'2tedl lhe Tiger's. The punmt ing is being takeni ('are of hv' lelk an1.1 SipesI and1( they ar me filIlinig theiir jobs5 wellI . 'hlk is dhoing time shloving! for the forwalr< l)2passe too, and1( has1 shown hiimselfC to hav~e 21n ed umra:tedI armil and( eve. (Carmolinma usedeu thle :merial1 way to sults. Probab211ly tenl attempilts wer'e nuale and( 2al1 but one or' two fell trum e. Siz'em or)e, Wiaite' and1 Myersi' all1 were( onl the r'ece ivinig end1( at dliffer'ent times 2am1( grabbiedl the ball out of the ozone with a certainty pretty to see. Every football game can be crit icised, but the only fault in this one might be said to be the rather slowness, due to the frequent sub staittiosnd to most too many fumbles. liuti as a whole the game was satisfactory, certainly to the Garnet and Black support ers, and one must be "awfully" particular who would not be con tent with the game of P. C. Carolina drew the kick off and "poocies" the pig-skin to the 12 yard line. Ilindinan returns a distance of about eight before he is downed. P. C. punts low and short to Belk who comes back to the 25 yard mark. Waite, Mc Gee, "et al," grab oil' enough to make first in ten. Belk takes two and then to finish it up right, clips oil 10 for the first six points. I Ie kicks goal. Tie Birds again line ip behind the ball and after P. C. has caught the puint and failed to make the ten, they kick to Size more who nmakes a comeback for 20 yards to the 30 yard limit. On line bucks the (G1amnecock ma chine moves I) ten more. "Par son" Belk, oi a double pass, twists ump to the one yard line. Waite transports the ball over. Belk misses attempt at goal. Nmnl)er three came when Bar telle intercepted a pass on Caro lina's 35-yard line. IIere started a drive that resulted in I1olland stepping over the last nine yards for another six points. Mr. lielk kicks true. In the third rack, lelk, Snipes and AmIbs were elected to carry the hall over. In the last quar ter-, after Chappelle had inter cepted a pass the ball was pushed downi to the 15 yard line from where Holland breaks thru tackle for the last counter. The omlplete list of stars Were: Carolina (48) Presbyterian (0) Edwarls ..... E......Mason Waite .........LT 14". Kirven McMillan .....LG Williamson Wheeler .............Miller Lightsey .............Norton McGee .........I YJ. K. Wilson Meyers ........R P Clowiey Sizemore .......QB ... 11ilmal Belk..........LI . W Wilson Bartelle . .. 11..... Pearce Chapple..C... .Muiller Chapl)elle It .....F. . . . .DNRit Car-olinal Suibst itultions: I1lol land for Chappnell, Woo . for Cr, dwars f R Ees . I.. C foe I lllnd I olan for . A lnman Chappelle for. Fcle.....Du fran Carl ' 'in 11 forstiutions IIal landu for Chappelnl, Woodso<m for. Eodards, Snierms for ek Absl Chappvel for (McG ee, McGee* for I)lirele Edmu for McMiton. Ianks for ('lownmev. Wood for Pearce. South (Carolinma scoring:i( Tlouchdown. Itelk (2)., Ilolland (2), Waite, Snmipes, Amibs. Goals Caroin .. .37 21 7- -- Presbyterian i . .O ()( 0 (0-- () IReferee, IHogers ( thle Citadel). I'mpire. Stein (Illinois). Lines nmn, Osborne ( Wollord ). Tlime of periml Is 15, 14, 15, 14. GAMECOCK ROMPS ON TIGERS (Continued from page 4.) failed, but another forward pass sicceeded and Snipes gave Caro lina a down oil the oie-yard line. Colbert punted outside oni Clem son's own tenl-vard line. Wood son went in. for IBrockington. It was Carolina's hall on the fifteen yard line. Swedenberg, who had gone inl as a Silbstitute, intercepted a for ward -Iss, and the gaie ended with Clemson inl possession of the pigskin Oil her five yard line. The line up: Carolina (21) Cleisn (0) Brockiigtol .LE ...... (ilihner Chappelle ... . L .....Connior MNMillan ....IG .....Stokmin Whleeler ............(iettivs Lightsey .... ..(I .....olbert NI( 1ee ........IT ....Tennant Mleyer ....... IE ...ESparnn W11aite .......... Q .... Iarman Belk ........ 1,11 .... W illiaims Aibs ........ .II .... W ilhite Snipes ...... I"I .... I [oilahan Score by periods: Carolina ..... 0 7 1-1 0-21 Clemson .......0 0 0 0-- 0 Individual scoring: Touch downs, Waite (2) : Belk. (onals from touihdowns, Belk (3). Here's the A H PICI TU7H& DOMESTIC BLEND CIOA RICTTr 5 WIVES OF FACULTY ORGANIZE. lon the campus anid especially in the work for the Freshineii. Thru Ibiring the first week of this the efforts of this commiinitte- e> I school year the wives of the Uni- jre:lY <iinite a num1111ber or small versity faitytv muet il Flinn IIall I parties :mid delighAtfi informal at att le inlvitati ol of (he Y. .l. C. Imlles have been gi vei to the new A. secreta-ry to form1 an auxiliary I Inel aind the new m1)en1 are showiig organization to the Il iversity Y.ithei l appreciatiolt by their inl M. C. A. alnd Y'. W. C. A. The la- crensed frieindlinless to the mlemil (lies were very i1ch interested inl ber. of tile facilltv alld their the proposal ti.It was nuvle t i ves. The resilt is showig it theil anid agreetd at onice to do any el ill a bIil ill ) of I spleji tling,r that they, (onlId1 to nilke li fe id ,pirit ()f comradeship betweei Imlore pleasanit for the Iliversit y stilelits a11141Ifactilt, that will il stideits. 'T'lheY had wantvie toltelpItilie be ole of the reatest things for a long timie bit not haviig a Ithat has ever hapelled On the organizationl they had f(min d c111li s. theiselves 111n41ble to do do noch real I These wotlen are showiig that vonist ret ive work. Ithey are iterested ii its aid our Several cottitithttes were orga1 n-wefare alid we sax hats off to the ized at that titme aid already t he i hi-Iier.dt fofih fllen*lt and, their efforts have 111.1de tltettts(ye 1.11-wie Tioi re. 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