Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AECOCKS TASTE DREGS OF DEFEAT (Continued from page 1.) arry the ball into the opposition. lit it is a diflicult task to single .at any man for mention. Suffice t to say that all played as they 'ere expected to play. 'hey de iveredt all they had. No more can e asked. First Quarter. Furman wvol the toss and elect d to defenl the West goal. lielk icked oil 50 yards to McMaina ay, who returned 27 yards. fter three attempts Rhame ailed to make the first down and deManaa-y plinted to Snipes vh1o was downled in his tracks. larolina tried two places with ittle gain and Snipes punted 45 ards to Waters, on Furian's 30 ard line. Waters gained 5 yards around ight end, and when Poteat fail d to gain through the line. Me lanaway punted 40 yards to ilpes who returned ten yards, laying the ball on Carolina's 42 ar(d line. Wa,ite gaine(l two 'ards on as many tries, and Inipes punted out of bounds on urman's 34 yard line. MeManaway gained four yards round right end and Wate.s hit enter for one yard. Mcmanaway piunted 36 yards o Snipes, who returned two. !our yards was all H1ollanl and nipes could do off right tackle md around right end, and Sinipes unted 40 yards. Furman ex hanged punts and here Carolina lade the first down of thie game, ,hen Belk gained 20 yards round right end. Waite and Snipes took eight off left tackle md with only six inches to gain for the first d]own, Snipes punted )0 yards to Waters, who returned 10 yards, and the ball wias on Purman's 30 yard line. On two lowns, Poteat and Rhame gained five yards, and then MeManaway unted 40 yards to Snipes on Carolina's 30 yard line. The iarter ended with the ball in Carolina's possession onl ler own 34 yard line. The score at the end of the first quarter: Furman 0, Caro lina 0. Second Quarter. With two yards to go on her fourth down, Snipes puinted -10 yairds to Rhaime, who was dowvnedl in his tracks. Rhamne and1( Poteat gainedl 11 yards and the first dlown for Furman. Carol inal sublstituited Amtbs for Holland. A fter P'otent lost three yard1s on a dloubIle pass for right endl, McManaway p)united 40) yards to Snipes. Belk andl AmblIs gained1 12 yards over right tauckle andl first down with Waite and Amb)s carrying the lhall, Catro lina began to ram Furman's line and( startedl a march down the field that wvas checke(d oin Caro) lina's 34 yard line, after three successive first dowvns. Three passes failed andl Snipes punmted past the goal line, start ing from the 20 yard line. Rhamne gainedl two aroumnd right end and Waters dumplicated for eight yards ad irst.. do-n McManaway skirted the right end for 14 yards and first down. Rhame and Waters gained five Ilore, but Furman was pentalized five yards on next play. MeMan away ptinted -10 yards to Snipes. Carolina was penalized 15 yards, half the distanc of the goal, for holding. Snipes punted -5 out of bounds on Carolina's 49 yard line. A spectacular climax to the first half camie when Rhame passe<l i low shot to Waters for 37 yards, and the half ended with the ball in Furman's possession, 15 yalr(s from the goal. Score end of first half: Fur In a 0, Carolina 0. Thir<d Quarter. Carolina kicked oil to Furman, who failed to gain and McMana way punted -10 yards to Snipes who returned the ball to midfield. vlenl Snipes lost four yards that Belk had gained through center, Carolina punted to Furman's 12 yard line. Failing to gain, Mc Manaway piullted 50 yards to Snipes, who returned five. Sev eral pnilts Were exchanged. Caro lina was penalized 1.5 Yaras. Oin the returned pint, it was Fur mnan's ball onl her own 35 yard line. With seven Vards around right end and five yards tirough center oI three plays, McMana way punted 410. Yards to Snipes wviho fumbled oil the one vard line a HBryck recovered. FitmnI ramImedI against a defense of grm nite an( steel and failed to gail oil two blicks, but here entered 1 a great pie1ce of strategy-McMaNj away faked I signal off-call, and acted tile role. The ball was sild delyh passed to Poteat whot( half divedl and hialf hu1rdled over thle litne for F1r:ma 's touchdown. Me Leod kicked goal. Tie score at the end of the third period stood: Furman 7, Carolina 0. Fourth Period. Carolina made first down to opel the last period. Waite punt ed seven yards mit of boiids on Furnman's seven yard line, and F111-uman returinled the punt. In anlother exchuige of punts Caro linia i:ot tihe ball oil Fllrllman's 30 yard it'. Wiaite and Ambs gained five yards and two passes fell incolmipleted and it was Fur man's ball oi her own 25 yard line. Several punts were ex chaniged. Waiite and Amnbs Imlade the first throulgh center and right tacikle. luut 111 in)stituited (Cox for Lanford, who was hurt aifter two( pastses faile and1 W111Xaite lost ten yar ids on1 an1 attemnptedl pass5. WTaite~ puinted out of b)ounds on Fiuman's I1* yard Iline. Rhame in two tries, galined six over left tackle and McManaway puntitedl 45 yardls to Sizeinore, who was snaiggedl by ('ox before lie caught the ball and1( Furman was penaul w~as fumbiledl and as Furman re coveredl on1 her ownVl 30 yaurd l ine the game endedtS. F'inal sco:re : Fumrmnan 7, Caro-. lina 0. Thte line' ill: Carolina Furman WToodson ...LE ..radley Chappelle ...LT......Butyck McM~illan . . .. LG . . ..Langford Wheeler .......C ....Ulanmett Lightsby ..... RG ...... Lance McGee . RT ..... McLeod Meyer . RE ...... Carter Waite ....... QB . McManaway Belk ........ L ...... Poteit Holland ..... RH ...... hltaie Snipes ........ F I ..... W aters Referee, 1lastings, (Cornell). Umpire, Tichnor. ( Auburn). Heal linesman. Flowers (Geor gia Tech.) RESOLUTIONS OF JUNIOR LAW CLASS Whereas: The Almighty God in his infinite wisdom lilhas seen fit to remove from this earth the step father of our beloved class Iate, A. I. Bogeslov: Therefore be it Resolved: That , the meimbers of the Junior Law Class of the University of South Carolina, as at mairk of our esteem and sincere sympathy for our class mate, senld tlis token of sympathy to the family of the de eeased with the hope that it might somewhat alileviate their profound sorrow: Be it Further Resolved: That a Copy of these resolutions be sent to the family of the deceased, a copy he inscrTibed in the minutes of the clss. and a copy be pib lisled in the '1anecock. Committee: 0. D. Johnston E. I. Black L. E. Putr<dy THE BLUE RIDGE CLUB. The latest to make its appear ane! oil the campus is the Blue Ridge (lubh which has for its ob ject the sending of more Carolina represeitatives to the annual Blue Ridge conference in "the lund of the sky" next year. 'The club began its activities by having 11 'dltch" social last Wednesday at which Mr. Probyn was present. It was like bringing a little Blue Ridge down from the mountains to Flinn Hall. Any male stuldent of the Tni versity who hilts attended one or more of the Blue Ridge coifer ences is eligible for membership. There are at least fifteen eligibles on) tt camlpilus. The present membership is as follows: Alex Wvaite, President: E'Adgar T. Thompson, Vice Pres idlent ; Rivers Jenkins, Secretary TIreasuarer; Lther Cox, Drm. L. L. Carpenter, Drm. Wilson Gee, Reb) ert Glenn Bell, Faint Kelly, Rob ert Hlope, Harry M. Lightsey, S. D). E rv in, Fred Piarker, George Sawyer, William C. McCall. CO-ED GLEE CLUB. Th'e Co-ed's Glee Club is still growing not only ill numiber's but ini interest and enthusiasmn on the p)art of the girls. The Club will give its first pubIlic performianc'e the seconm1 week ini Decemnber in the form of a "Soiree." It >s htopedl that thle boys will come ouat to tlhe entertainment andl show the girls that they itrie inte restedl ill thteiri activities. Muicht effort is b)eintg putt into this first itappeuaance and( it is nxnpetel to he (jnitC a uess. ALL TIE NEWT IIINGS IN Clothing, Hats and Furnishings For Youag Men Can be Had at Swan-Edwards Co. Wi'here it b i Ma.Pvure to Trade 1330 Main Street Phone 5306 Burnett's Drug Store One Block from University Campus Drugs, Drinks, Cigars, Stationery Candies and Toilet Articles SPECIAl : Everett Waddy's Carolina Seal Stationery. Phone 1261 909 Main Street 01 The Latest Creations in Fall Suits #orrtIl ~Branil ant) Cganipus g Now on display at Marshall-Tatum Clothing Co. Come in-we will take pleasure in -showing you these garments. 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