The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 10, 1922, Image 1
Let'.s Take It That Duck Cn
Out On Furman! 3Swi4G 4n_
University of South Carolina
vol,. xv: COLUMBIA, S. C., N\ INI IR' 1(, 1922.
GOOD FRESH TEAMS
BATTLE TO DRAW
Game Is Hardfought and Fast
Throughout
SCORE TIED AT CLOSE
Gamecocks Fail To Win By
Inches On Try
For Goal.
"If Carolina had a duck it wouldn't
be able to swim" was the way one fan
spoke of the luck of the Carolina Bid
dies in their game with the Tarheel
yearlings last Friday afternoon. There
is no doubt that the same Jinx that has
camped on the trail of the Varsity for
so long has an able assistant that he
sends along with the Freshman squad.
But this same Jinx had a tough time of
it Friday when the Biddies really opel
ed il) and it looked for a time as if they
had really shaken it off, but when it
came time for the try for goal after
the touchdown in the last (uarter, Mr.
Jinx took a favorable position on the
west goal post and when the kick that
would have won the game was made
the pigskin seemed to roll all around
the post and then drop on the "off"
side.
But in spite of fumbles, missed sig
nals, and every-thing erse the game was
a thriller from start to finish, and was
perhaps the hardest foluglt game that
has ever been seen oil Carolina field
this seas(,ln- that is, btefore the Sewanev
gaie the next day. The colntest was
one of those that keeps the fals keyed
up1) to the highest pitch tihrotughout. No
body knew jiust what was g"ing to hap
pen next, butt whenl it did happen it was
oIly anl additional thrill. The twl teamis
were evenly matched; at one time it
seeied that ne team had the velge. ill
another monient the opinion would he
reversed. A fter fighting gamely for
three (arters without being able to
score the yong Gamecocks opened up
a drive in the last quarter that could
not an,d% would not be halted and drove
down the hield for the tmiu,ch,wn that
tied the score. The Tarlieels sprang a
surprise when, with only tliirty sectnds
left to play in the first half. Griflin, the
diminutive full back, in some mysteriouts
manner got away for forty yards and
a touchdown. A mioient before lie had
iitercepted a ( ealcock p)as and ton to
to the 40-yard line. The I iddies score
came in the last few minutes of play;
they took the ball near imidlield an<l by
a series of smashes at the line carried
the pigskill to the Tarlieel's 2-yard
liie; here Del,ormne, who was subbiig
for Boatwright, ripped otT thirteen
yardls to the seven yard line; o'n the
tiext play lhe carriedl the hall over folr
the touchidowni.
Th'le young Tlarhieels, dop)led to win by
at least twoi tot three touchdowns, no
doubhht go't thle suirpirise of thecir youing
Fishburne Heads Sophomores.
m~ a recenlt tieet ing of thle Stopho
mor(te academic class Charles C. l''ishi
burn e was elected btre.4lent.. l.ishi
buirnie is tine oif the mot st littpular and
abile mienc in the campusiI. I he has.
taken a conisidlerablle interest ini athi
let ies antd dlebating. L.ast year lit was.
a miembier of thIe delttinig team whlichl
defeated t hie Citadel f reshmtien.
Th'le other men elected were: Bil -
l-ie H anahani, v'ice-presidenit ;Fpps
Ready, sec retary andt trteasumrer; Jim
I lack, listor'ian;i FrankI NIleeks and
G. HI. May., Honotr Committeemen..
w.
PLAYING OF BAND
FEATURES GAME
Lanham & Co. Do Well On
Field
KNOCKERS SILENCED
"We'll Ride Sewanee On the
Rail" Brings Touch
down At Last.
The men on the campus who have
been rather inclined to sniff at the ef
forts of the hand must have hla quite
a shock of surprise last Saturday when
tlt h:al was inl tle Carolin cheering
section and contributed largely to the
best day of cheering that we have had
this year. The men who have given
their time and energy to make the hand
onl the results that they have gotten.
go cannot lie too highly congratulated
Car(lina owes these ien a vote of
thanks and we surely hope that in the
future they will he present at all games,
folotball. haseball and basketball.
OUR H1ATS OFI'' TO TlHE IBAND.
FI.LOWS S.
The Orangeburg Trip.
President- Meltoit laks accepted tht
invitation extenidetd the stldenits "if itle
University by the citizens of Orange
burg to spend the l(>th in that enter
prising little City. The sttilents will
he admitted to the grounds and to the
game free of charge. L,utch will lie
served by the good people of ()range
hturg to the students.
te studiet body i Imlaking arr-alge
ments to avail themselves if this op
portunity :\ eommittev has been ap
pointed to look into Ilhe turaitter of
transportation. It is probabile that the
stelilit body will mnake arrangements
with the Southern for a -;plecial train
ti leave 'olumbia arumitd the hotir (f
nine in the morning ail returl abot1t
.kveI l ir tight that night.. The fart
tt ()rangebtirg ad batk will be $2.()7.
It is tighly desirable tlta4 a large
number go on this trill. Th.ne team is
Iaking a gooId figlit tiis year and it
behoves us to give them our heartiest
support. \V.
Y. W. to Give Play.
\\'h1(ps! M \ lkD ah! .\ilt y\Ivu
thrilled pink - And iN'I Danny1. a
bird Nmw a fter this lrtliinaMrV
expl(IsitIn ald tur sys temt is relieved.
trIVc t i t', we'll rt ee i t elu idate,
sttlve. tIn iniexplicale,t' and entlighiteni te
IHirst. fo r tIhe betne'it If Itose' Ihe
yttndt tIhe ptale, there was a V. \\'. C.
\. meetinig last \lot ndlay. \fter the
plortant alfairs. teI hndget wias bintght
tit blrtached't the subljet of hotw the
nin. nredfinl ftr t tr many purpotl sis,
priesenit Itt a hoiwling state tof eni
ihW as in slitit ii in l t a t wy ''ive
th liy ti te \'tip.'' Daiel Reed eal
liatosepiierted th es bitemartks.t t\he
miaitin It.Re's adv'lte nt'the tie
wcan serel it ll inutitway'"iwer
rit'een- sevealnit eet \\'henitns
Mri. Reed is tt tper'isonally dii atlI of thle
CAROLINA-FURMAN N
GAME TOMORROW
Last Year's Defeat To Be
Avenged
BOTH TEAMS HOPEFUL
Gamecocks On Edge to EvenN
Series With
Hornets.
Toniorrow a fternloon "Dizzy" cl,eod
aiI his l'uritn l liornets ;tre here for re
mir secoll hig state gatine of the sea- ci
st). LaIst yvar we retieblier alI too
well the tale tf woe that was briuglit
back frm Greein-ille. Tile burden of S.
this tale was "7 to 0." andl thi, year the It
b (ittestion Is ItIe litiiy .4li e Ih rnet
to repat ill'he t tlcte ' rn la
g rollll. :tit
This i, tle third year that SoI Metz- it<
getr has 1beln heald coacl at Carolina. ti.
Thlirst year we win every state gallie, its
healing \Votford 10 to 1). CIelson 3 to
0, etc.. but FUtmiial was geunerall col
Ce<led the state championship ol com- h
parative scres, although we ciaiot a<l
mit that this was jlist. lifforts to ar
range a post- seo:ti gaie failed. I ast
year a pectiliar sittlation arose wilen we at
heat Clemson hatdly, F11-arma tie-d with y
O ul1l i n,im. III( I) illall .itt tis ()I a
brllk f the game by a 'inigle toueh
.1"wn. llis t gave tiltill all 1111<obtlet w
ra,
claiti tIi the state championshi for la-st
vear.
'I'his year tlie mtintilg takes plac utt)
detr decidedI different conditions ;and
cirCIII-tulaCes. C;tal-411la, It \\''Il(del1
is mtirly oit (If the 1uttlt.iig for the
ctnlpiolishipl het-kalse. If her dlefeatI by
CItemI-,)n inl thet ;alulal Fair. \\'elk clas
Nie. II'Ith 11urm1;ml ;111d ClemISI-n hIaVe
Ivi
tamit- withouit a <lefeat anld if the ll4r
iIvt will, thI ti t Ill'wle 1-111a 1 itlnsot
mleh will be ft' he 1al k1 < ek<mt. I I>)w\.- II)
eve th Ganeoc QOCS into the frayI
tomlilfrrow with the<ltermi11nationl t() winl rC
fi ll-i4 1 F1 il-lr t i t tltl an O n w Itll till' Ie lit
tist rol Cle son inl the <dust. to4 eav
Ilf o s IlW, . Is W Vl l mvI) Ig ll p r
tiil('l.(. (.I,.ll ill, tiindil (If till tilil.t. Ii
. (ld Ot w ' F i -Ill iMll 1 - it Ow (A lwr
hand hllayd 'atll-p hal ll till tIrgh
Ohe season, her bev,t gamlit beving tt in h
wt liell ei(-ll tt a Ilt will ly11t by de
lit- isar(If ill'f a sinti ll ti duc hd m11 Il1adi.
it Joe ltt nett Il alt t put --tht if tlle
blcked lin thel mi<bdle 1f the tidh. It e
littI l i llo Sv t Itl ttO , Iit
hll ill lltl.t al.' g il. te ae a jhnf Ide tt, I
her'wha hapned lst year. Si,t ki
EW CLARIOSOPHIC (
OFFICERS GO IN
Inauguration at Last
Meeting
WILLIAMS PRESIDENT
ew Regime Brings Many I
Good Men Into
Office.
I,ast Friday night. inl addition to the
tular literary program, the lately- j
eted slciety ollicers were inaugurated. I
er1 the chair to tile incoining head,
veral new members were introducei
Id initiated into tile society. There
is also the acclistolled wrangle tver
n pe foranceof ollicial duties, th -
teilpt beinl.g to Ilake goats (If the mll()In
11r, alld ic serge-tllt-at-armls. Thle
l'trt was*I jlst about as fittile as it
liall- is.
Ilel president. .Mr. .. Nl. Smith, the I
ole his inatigural addre,s ii which I
revieweI his achmitnistration and pre
fttd a great fIture for tile Society
Ider the illcmiil.ing oflicers. .\ r. Snith's i
cech was vll deliviered and pillctl
L-d at intervals by outhursts of ap- h1
M r. R. K. Williaiits tlteIl callit ft.-- I
Ird and read -1 well w%rittenl inaugut l
I address. ill wi0ch he traced the hifs
rIy if tilt sucitty fr e tr a hun1i1dred
ar . "p"kc cl"(inenitly of its, 1loriu ')1,
Iditicnis a1 linoained record, and,
Lltged his nitiing liort-s to kIee theI
WchIneryI running11t at top speed. Thle I
la se at thl ' (CnII Sio oI f N1 r W il- i
inW' spec hir evidence to tilt nani- ti
1n a r o ~ :. at b - ! . 1
.\I l d tI lith - r
it I I t -i rl t cct't I. vI t I I I it l c i rt
oo the CoIt Ben wasinne Lthe
tial Ngwt umbr.\'ii;n wre
I. Chwnng viepWsdn ; I eon I
'Ii
I t'l b,c it ti i R l i m itt se ra r,,:i !,
11Wt-. Rice, itre ,r r h'' a s hd r 11 1
tc rder;; od\\' a 11. M lt'ey asrgtat ,
l et i ill t i ti i y ia i I Il id il ,
:~I'mallce )1 .lig' I i. dlit ' I. I t ilt-cn
atir' IIili ;ib ait nid Ti en, d
oi. JIm l w n had ch rg 1 f thek enr11,4,1
ait c\cltit . le I anikins dteclahimn
d \\ Iymanl \\ llitu deli'vcered thet fIrst
mion that has lracs< te (ar"i,s t
Hls illn lman a ( a, fillrm tfQ in
hat0(d, ak <bd R. I 1. Sith.1 a se
of .\ l cilr.
All In all it w as iat g,od pne't
mill. i, taIs as 1uhrn "blll" as
:AROLINA LOSES
ANOTHER HARD ONE
iewanee Wins Good Game
7 to 6
ONE POINT ENOUGH
deyer's Play at End Fea
tures Best Game
of Year.
I.at S turay Cardlna 1,st thle
as: ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ il san betgm ofteSeason to
t tialltv T1 b i v t, veryv n rrt)mv
a .-: 1 11111. .\ .A the g;alli
n S J st 11:;11 .b-St. . Th II e las it )
b r t lt 1\ i t w i t:,1te I I :a Sellk wallce
ht g t t Itt away with
b , t I 'iY f lartin l a Single
It I tlm th1; t I I tIy
- 1 1) -61n p .in ,a d had 1ii,sed
Sa 11, 1 . w. (0 Itl, wCa asit In"
il' ' ack (-f (11(1 ;illd . bit oi Imor
b t i mii iteS it wa:, all Sewai ee,
IIt Ite aind the i-Gaiec(k
i b \ h: Ie[ ff Il, . ila
a \-! ill tht latft i1uaritcr that \'aro
ca etnw 0t' life. U ) Ill this
11 It I wy 11.1d fa IlItd I It,rgis e a II '
,. dI t he .\%. I alit flitt siapl, aild
r \ it T itc IiItlt had scellied
'll o all wnr ti t i e fe -
!t i ] .hi t ti tIe 'hi i c t
A ninnt% if t he a n( that Ild
e I I eSpirit tha t I e n i it ack i
il ' i t - : It
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