Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GREAT SEASON ENDS WITH VICTORY (Continiued from page 1) played as they flave been coached to play. givi rg ll they had Il 11 the time. A better team never gracedi a (1ar1net and Black uni forml. Citadel plt the ball in play after the kick-off on its own 20 yard line. O'Shaughnessy tried tihe line without success and Rog ers gained but a yard. Brodkin ton threw Rogers before he reach ed the line of scrimiage and Kol lock kicked to his own 40 yard line. Snipes and Belk made six yards ill two plays an1d IHolland added two. Snipes plunged six yards for first down. After two line plays had lost four yards, Belk shot a forward pass to Snipes for a gain of twelve yards. Waite made a first down. Iol land and Sizemore iade two inl two plays. leik agaill passed to Snipes for a first down on Citadel live yard line. Ilolland imlade a yard and Walite another. Bllc Ilashled -over the Iinle for the touch down btut missed the goal. Carolina kicked to Gramblinog, who was downed on his own 32 yard line. ('Shaughnessv and Hodgers Imade f'our yards and Simmons faiiled. Kollock kicked to Belk on Carolina's 37 yard line. lIqj(k took three and Hlol land added two. Sizemore f im1a bled, losing six yards. Snipes kicked to Siunons, who madie a fair catch oin his -10 yard line. Sininons and ('Shaughnlessy nuale one yard each and Citadel then tried a n onsidhe kick, Size iore recovering, the ball on his own 30 yard line. Second Period. Snipes and Belk clipped oil six and Sizemore made it first down on the 45 yard line. Belk bricked out of bounds. IIolland plunged eight and Snipes made first down. Belk took one and flolland one. A forward pass failed and Snipes kicked over the goal line, Citadel piftting the ball in play on the 20 yard line. 0' Shiaiginessy failed bit Sinnons made 11 yards for Citaidel's first down. Kollock and Frost failed to gain and after Rogers imade hint two, Kollock kicked to Caro 1i's 37 yard line. Aided by ex (tilenit initerferenrce Sni ipes muadle 24 yanrdls. C arol inia frumbiled1 and G~ruramblinrg recovered1 for Citadel. Three line playis netted four yard1s and Kollock kicked to lielk on Carol ia's 28 yarrd lirne. hielk went arondo left endl for eight yards and( IIolland made first dlowni. Sizemnore failed to gain. Snipes clip)pedl of1 nine yairds oin ani endl run. Meyer madle it first dowvn. Belk faiiled to gain andl ai forward pass fai led. Hlolland lost five yards trying to pass. Snipes kicked 50 yardls to Citai (hi's ten yaird line. Th~Iree line playes gained only five yards andi Kollock kicking from behinhd his goali line got oif anr inieffective I)oot, Sizemnore signiallinig a fir catch on the ten yard line. Size mrore fumnbled buit r'ecovered as the half ended. Third Period. Covington kicked to Carolina's fiVe yIrd linle. Sizemore return. ing 21 yards. Snipes made live yards and IHolland two. Snipes 1.rng up1) a first down. Ilolland and Amibs blicked eight yards be tween them. Carolina fumbled bit recovered. Snipes kicked 20 yards out of bounds. The ball vas on Citadel's 46 yard line. Citadel tried the -line foumr ties and the ball went to Carolina in iidfield. Ambs took a yard and a forward pass failed. Wiaite made ten yards. Snipes a<dded four aI thei five but fumbled when tackled, Citadel recoverimg. Frost made six yards. O'Shaugn nessy made Citadel's second lir.;t down. Simmons lost two yards and then shot a forward pass to Frost but Citadel was olf side. A forward pass from Kollock to Frost gained but two yards and Kollock kicked to Sizemore, who Fniixibled, deter recovering oin Carolina's -10 yard line. Citadel attempted a pass, the eftort fail ing. Citadel was penalized five yards 1'or oil* side. Ambhs inter cepted I pass and clipped ofl 60 yards for a touichdown, Lightsey kicking tihe goal. *Snipes kicked oil, to Siiimois, who passed the ball to Frost but Iade a bad pass and lMeyer re covered oil Citadel's 20 yard line. Waite and Ambs made four and Wilite one. Waite failed by incies to make first down and the ball went to the Citadel on the lBulldogs' 13 yard line. McDow ell took five yards but Sinunons nd O'Shaugh essy failed and Kolloci kicked 37 yards to Snipes. I''ourti Period. With Carolina hlolhliig the ball in miidield, Waite took Iine and lelk made first down. Waite ran 11 yards, but Carolina was penalized for unnecessary rough ness. Snipes kicked to Citadel's 30 yard line. Two line plays failed, bit Carolina wias again pelialized 15 yards and it was first down flor Citadel. O'Shaugh nessey Inade six, then four and first down. McDowell made four but two other line efforts failed aIId Kollock kicked to Sizemore. who retrlned to the 25 yard line. Waite Itcked a yard out of bounds, then added eight, fol lowed by a brick for first down. Waite fa iledi. Sizemior'e was cut (down by a senlsationai ldive by Jac'k (anrtey' and1 lost t hree yardls. Sniipes ga imned four' yard'(s and then kicked 37 yards. Whleee b)roke throurgh and threw Sim mons21 foi' a loss of eight yiards. O'Shauighnessy failed to) gin and1( Siimmoons madle only one yard. K)l lock kic(kedl to S izemnore near idofiehld. \Vaite bucked eight yard'os and then failed to gain. Snipes madue first downi. Ilelk made ten yamrds andi( a first (downi. Wa'iite took seven to thre Citadel's 23 yard'o line, but Carolina was penal Iize(d 5 I yards for'ml unnece(s 811ry' irghneiss. K~ol lock iter ((epted( a pass11, 1bult Citadlel was hiohlirng thre p)lay and1( wasi p)enl iz/edI 1 5 yards. C a rol inia fa iled to score hv foi'wned pna eih'r'ts i12u( the hall Nwent to Cita<iel mn its ownI 3-5 yN"'' flne. Cita<del then fire<l one pass after anlother, two failing an<d thle galine enle<d as Siniuons tosse<l a )(ass to ()' S11-ulihnessY for- 12 yands. 'arani 13) lCita< Iel (0) liroc-kinigton ... LIC-",..... Frost Waite ...... LT ... WNagener. Ahe-Millanl.. IA ... Peterkinl W heelerl . ( . . . . . . . . I oper Lighitsmey ..... Mi . .. .. .. . jeter. M.le . .. ... INT ....(nimfing ATeYer ...... ItIC . .. .. .. AnltleyN I IlllaisI . . .. QI t .... SiM mon01S Ielik ..... LII .0'shauighnlessy Sizellmore . . . . . 1111 . . . . Rogers Snipes ....... I"'1 . . Kflo-ck Score by perio<ds: Ca rolin ...... c) 7 0--13 Cita<del ........ 0 0 0 0 -- 0 Carolina Scoring: Tonechdowns. Blil, Amlbs. (mol fromn toulch downl, Lightsey. Caroinla sibstitutions: Amlibs for Ielk, Idwands for 13rockinog toll, Woonfor ICdwands, lIeik for Aibs, tirockinfgtoi for W(od(sonl, Chappel for Waite, Waite for 1(illd. Kell%I for Wheeler, Bartelle fIor Chappell. ('1iressette for BIk, ,Jeff(nds for. SnIi pes, IC<hnun11ds for liar-telle, Tu1rn1er( for ('r1essette, Wol Ifor MleMillanl. Citadl silbstitiolls Cantey or Antley, IIowa(I or Wagenl er., ovington for Rogers, NIc I)oweIl for Covington, WaClgener for llo ird, Todbert for I Wag enter. liree, -v . Everett Stui ppe)r (Geo-ria Tech). Ilead flnesman,. .ack Black (DI )a vidsoI ) . Timlie leelperS, AIr.. Ilodges (Caro(ina1) alu MajR lainles (Cit:adel). Time of periods, k)5 mllinltes. TIIIS IIAR) COLLE(H.C LIVIiE Stiudent enters. Takes seat. Answers roll (for himself) A iswers rodl ( Aor cit(i ng broter) Opens iote book. Look(s at girl. Looks ait Prof. Ta kes Notes. Looks lit girl. Closes notebook. Looks at girl. Iooks it Prof. Looks at girl. OpenIs nlotebook. lBell rings. (Closes nIotehok. La'ves. 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