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Freshmen Lose in Gainesville.
(Coitinued from Pate One)
a fine offensive, gaining ground well
on end runs, off-tackle plays and par.
ticularly on overhead work. Boat
wright was mixing 'em up on passes,
most of which were going right.
Florida earned a touchdown in the
second quarter when tie ball was car
ried from the 47 yard line for a score.
Straight football, mostly over the line,
carried the ball within the danger zone,
and Lightsey then ran to the one foot
line. Middiekauff carried the ball over
for the winning tally. .
There was no more scoring in thc
first half. In the third quarter Thom
as, through the kind oversight of the
headlinesman, was allowed to he somec
four or five yards offside and succeeded
in blocking Jeffords' kick near the Bid
dies' goal line. Tile Carolina line held
here and the ball went over, but the
wind played havoc with Jeffords' puntit
and Florida again held the haIl on thc
ten yard line. The line was smashed
twice without mnuch success but a pen
alty against the Gamecocks then placed
the ball in a position for Jones to carry
it over from the three yard line.
The last score for the 'Gators camc
in the last quarter when Thomas agaiti
fell on it for another touchdown. Jones
kicked two of the three goals. Th
work of the headlinesmian was the only
dark spo)t on tie game, tit this is liol
said ill the spirit of alibi for Florid;
played the better game and deserved t(
winl, byN one touchdown.
Florida's gains came mostly througil
the line, with jlones, Middlekaulff and
Lightsey doing the bulk of the heavn
work. Carolina's passing was remark
ably good and gained a great deal ol
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ground. Jeffords and Boatwright
handled the passing game well, while
Jazz ploughed the line regularly for
Consistent gains. The two lines were
rather evenly matched, with no out
standing stars. fil
Lineup and summary:
Plorida (20) Carolina (3)
Freeman........LE......... Lillard
Williams........ .LT....... Murdaugh
Goldstein.........LG.... ..... Bartelle
Cornwall......... C ............ W aite
May....... ......RG........ A. Dukes
Smith..... ......RT............ Long
Thomas..........RE.......... Sholar
Randall...........Q1...... Boatwright
Jones.............LH ......... Jeffords
Lightsey.........RH....... Holcombe
Middlekauff .. ....FB....... Jaskiewicz
Score by periods:
Florida freshmen ........0 6 ~7 7-20
South Carolina .........3 0 0 0- 3
Florida scoring : Touchdowns, Mid
diekauff, Jones, Thomas. Try for
points, Jones (2). South Carolina
scoring: Kick from placement, Jaskie
wicz. Referee, Hill (Georgia Tech);
umpire, Shands (Florida) ; headlines
man, Bucholz (Florida) ; field judge,
Coleman (South Carolina). Time of
periods, 15-12-15-12 Substitutes:
Florida, Greeii for May, Stanley for
Randall, Brown for Middlekauff, Nolts
for Cornwall, Wilson for Lightsey;
South Carolina: J. Dukes for Jasskie
weicz, artelle for Murdaugh, W\'right
for Holcombe, Mur(laugh ior Ilartelle.
Bartelle for Hodges. DeLorme for
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The Carolina-Furman Game.
(Continued front Page One)
In a c9ntcst like this one it seems a
shan to pick out any few men and
put them in the class marked "Stars;"
but in spite of this fact there are a few
who, by their brilliant playing, must
be singled out from among their fel
lows. H,ewitt Fulton, playing his first
full game in a Garnet and Black uni
form, beyond question set a new mark
in quarterback play on Carolina field.
"The State" says of him: "Cool to the
point of frigidity he ran his team with
out an error, olayed a dashing offen
sive and calculating defensive game
that extricated the Gamecocks from
several dangerous positions and threw
passes with a skill that may not be
equalled for many a (lay." Bill Holland
was a fit co-star; lie tore through
the line in battering ram style, plunged
over for three of the four touchdowns,
kicked three goals, and played a ster
ling defensive game. "Shag" Simmons
was right on the job at his position at
tackle, and the way that boy "took 'em
out" was a wonder. Frankie Meyer at
end, injuring his wrist in the first play
of the game playcd two periods with
one arm. practically useless. Theni
there wis Johnny Mac, Lightsey, Ambs
and all the rest of them, each man
playing stellar ball.
For Furman the best work was done
by McCurry. This shifty back was a
hard main to stop, both in running back
punts and from scrimmage, and (lid
much of the gaining for his team.
"Dug" Poteat ran well, passed well,
and saved the Hornets from a shutout
when lie caught a pass from McCurry
and ran 32 yards for the touchdown.
Captain "Dizzy" McLeod and Buyck
played the best ball in the line. The
iutrricane showed a streak of its old
time form in the last period when it
Scored its only touchidowi, and com
pleted several pretty passes.
The Gamecocks scored a touchdown
In every period, aind Hill Hollaid's toe
added the extra point three tinies out
of the four. M.
TH. GAME BY PL,AYS.
FIRST PERIOD.
Furman won the toss and elected to
defend the west goal. Carolina chose
to kick. Wheeler hooted a high kick
to Taylor who returned to his 45 yard
line. Chewning made two yards on the
first line try and Taylor got two
more. Chewning kicked 40 yards to
Sizemore who returned 14. Holland
made four yards and Ambs one. A
forward pass grounded and Wheeler
kicked to Furman's 15 yard line. Po
teat kicked to Sizemore who came to
the 39 yard line but fumbled when
tackled and Furman recovered. Fur
man lost a yard on its first line
and was off side as the next play
failed. Poteat kicked to Carolina's 35
yard line. Sizemore made four yards
and Holland made first down oin the
45 yard line. Ambs got a yard. A
pass grounded but when Furman hat
ted down the next pass Carolina re
covered for a completed pass of eight
vardls. Whleeler kicked to the 15 vard
line. Poteat returnedl the kick to mid
field. Ho l land took four o ff tackle and
Anmbs added twvo. Holland madle it
first down. Fulton sIl iedl through
the line for five. Holland failed to
gain but Fulton passedl to 'Waite who
was down'ied ont Furman's eight yardl
line. Ambs and H ollanid made three
andh Ambs' niext plunge carried the ball
to the anie vard 1line. H-ollanid bucked
over but missed thec goal.
Chiewning kicked over the goal line
anid Carolina took the hall on the 201
yard line. Amnbs went over ceiiter fo'r
four yards as the pieriod enided.
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on its own 24 yard line. Holland made
four and Sizemore added a first down
Anibs circled 'his left end for four.
Wheeler was thrown for a loss on a
fake kick. Wheeler kicked 38 yards
and Taylor rturned five. Waters clip
ped off five yards. Anibs intercepted
a pass and ran 39 yards to within one
yard of the goal line. Holland went
over on the first try and kicked the
goal.
Wheeler kicked to McCurry who re
turned to his 25 yard line. Holland
intercepted a pass oi the 20 yard line.
Rhame made four. Two passes failed
and Fulton kicked over the goal line.
Furman took the ball on the 20 yard
line. Chewning made first down,
Furman's first down of the game. Mc
Curry took four and three. A pass
failed but Carolina was penalized 15
yards for holding. Waters failed and
Edmunds intercepted a pass on his own
40 yard line. Rhatne bucked out of
bounds. Holland made six. A de
layed buck failed. Rhame failed and
Wheeler kicked to the 30 vard line.
McCurry failed and Chewning kicked
out of botinds in Carolina's 30 yard
line. Pulton made five. Rhane took
one but Carolina was penalized 15
yards for holding. Wheeler kicked 40
to McCurry. A pass failed as the
half. ended.
THIRD PERIOD.
Wheeler kicked to McCurrv. who re
turned to his 30 yard line. A line play
failed and Ilolland intercepted a pass
on Furmtian's 35 yard line. Holland
made four and a pass. Fulton to Waite,
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netted four more. lHolland made first
Iliree passes failed and Fulton m1vade
(own on Furman's 20 yard line. Ful
ton made five and Rhame two. Hol
land failed to gain and Carolina lined
up as if an attempt at a place kick
had beetn decided up)nm as the proper
move. Instead Fulton tossed a pass to
Waite, the Carolina captain being
downed one yard from the goal line.
Holland plunged over for the touch
down and kicked the goal.
Wheeler kicked to Dempsey. who re
turned to his 25 yard line. A pass
from Poteat to McCurry netted the
visitors 22 yards. Poteat made six
yards and three drives into the Iinc
made a first down. Fulton intercepted
a pass ot his own 35 yard line. Two
line plays and a fake kick lost ground
and Wheeler kicked to Furman's 40
yard line. Poteat tossed a pass to
Carter for 25 yards and followed with
a flip to Chewning that carried the
ball to Carolina's five yard line. Two
line tries failed to gain more inches
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line and it was Carolina's ball on the
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as the period ended.
FOURTH PER10OD.
Wheeler kicked to Furman's 25 yard
line. Waters caught a pass foi five
yards. A pass failed, but Poteat made
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