The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 04, 1922, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 7
BIDDIES LICK
WOFFORD FRESH
(Continued fron Page One)
Dow, and the three mei on his left
Kniotts. 1'ressley and Cantey, playel
jam-up ball throughout the game and
if the Vofford backfield had been it
heir class the score would have heer
different. Lewis at right tackle and
New in the backfield also played good
ball at times.
For the Gamecocks the stars wer<
mostly of the backfield order. Boat
wright was the most, consistent 'gainet
taking from five to thirty-five yards
on practically every attempt that he
iade. His side-stepping in circling
the ends and running back punts was
the best that he has done this year
and that means the best that he ha:
done oil avis field. Time and agaii
lie would get away for a good gain
when it seemed that he was dootne<
to be smothered before he could ge
started. Jeffords and Boatwright work
nicely together on this part of thc
game, Jeffords always opening up a
hole for the little <Iuarterback by drop
ping a man just as P. J. gets under
way. Jazz was in the limelight witil
the 24 yard line and the other fron
the 32 yard l.ne. The big fullback
gets his entire weight behinds his kicks
and they shoot betwcen the bars as if
they had come from the cannon'
motith. jazz also did some nice lint
bucking in .the course of the afternoon'
play.
Jeffords' kicking and passing wer
big factors in the Gamecocks victory
The little halfback from Orangeburg
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with his playing and it isn't often that
the defense outguessed him. He is
one of those "triple-threat" men, car
rying the ball, passing and kicking
with equalibility. The way he was
throwing those passes last Friday was
a pleasure to watch, and we couldn't
help wondering jr,st how many more
touchdowns the Biddies would have re
gistered if Joe 1illard could have been
out there to pull them down from the
ethereal heights. There are not many
college backfields that have as nieh
football brains in four heads as we
have in two men, Jeffords and Boat
wright.
The Carolina line was not quite up
to siff in its playing against the Ter
riers, but at that our men put up ju9t
as good a game as did the Wofford
linemen. Long, Murdaugh and Sholar
played the best games in th line. The
two big tackles didn't look as good as
they have in previous games but we
have not yet seen them .up against a
pair that is bet.ter. In fact if an all
star varsity-fresh team were to be
chosen, they are two of the three or
four freshmen who would probably be
put on it. Sholar stopped most of the
plays that started around his end and
played a conspicuous part in the scor
ing of the afternoon by the clear way
in which he received the passes that
Jeffords shot to hin. Bartelle played
good ball at tines but appeared a bit
slow. Indeed from eld to end the
Biddies looked stale and it was only
the great work of the backfield that
kept things going as well as they did.
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How it was won:
Carolina kicked off to start it, Jazz
booting the ball over the goal line.
Wofford ran .two plays and Gibson then
kicked to midfield. Two line plays
netted four yards and Boatwright dhen
broke away for a dash of 18 yards.
McDow broke up the next play, a pass
failed and Jeffords kicked. The kick
was partially blocked and Cantey re
covered.
Two line plays netted eight yards
and Wofford then fumbled, Carolina
recovering, only to, fumble. It was
Wofford's ball finally when Cantey
held on, and a litie play and two
passes gave a first down. Three line
plays failed, but Carolina was penal
ized five yards for offside. Gibson
made five yards .to Carolina's 20 yard
line as the first period ended.
The first play of the second period
a try at the line, lost a yard and a
pass grounded. Carolina took the ball
on downs and Jeffords kicked to Wof
ford's 40 yard line. Two passes fail
ed and Wells kicked to the 20 yard
line. Jeffords kicked back. Line plays
failing to gain, Wells kicked ont of
bounds on Carolina's 40 yard line.
Jazz bucked tenl yards, but Carolina
was penalized five yards for being
punted to Wofford's eight yard line.
Wells kicked and Boatwright ran the
ball back to Wofford's 22 yard line.
Jazz bucked two, a pass failed. Boat
wright made six. Jaskiewicz then kick
ed a goal from placement from the 24
yard line.
Carolina rushed a first down after
the kickoff, but the half ended soon
after.
Murdaugh kicked off to New to start
the second half and the ball was put
in play on Wofford's 25 yard line.
Wells kicked to Boatw-right, who re
turned 15 to Wofford's 35 yard line.
TwO line plays gained six and a pass
failed. Wofford was offside. Holcombe
made five. Two line plays failed and
Jeffords missed a drqp kick.
Vofford -took the ball and a fter vain
ly trying the line kicked to its 45 yard
line. Boatwright got outside an end
for 12 yards. Two line plays gave
three yards and Sholar caught a pass
for five. Boatwright made first down
on the 25 yard line. Two line drives
failcd and Jeffords then shot a pass to
Sholar for the touchdown. Jeffords
kicked the goal.
Murdaugh kicked off and when a
Wofford man fumbled Jeffords recov
ered on Wofford's 25 yard line. Mc
Dow intercepted a pass. Wofford kick
ed to Carolina's 20 yard line as the
period ended.
Carolina at once rushed a first down.
The drive could not be sustained and
Jeffords kicked. Banks kicked to
Boatwright, who returned to Wofford's
40 yard line. Boatwright ran 35 yards
going out of bounds on the five yard
line. Dukes went over for the touch
down on the first play. Jeffords kick
ed the goal. Du,kes returned Wof
ford's kick to Wof ford's 30 yard line.
Banlks kicked to midfield. A forward
pass from Jeffords to Sholar made a
firs, down ona Wofford's 35 yard line.
WVright plunged for ten yards and a
first dIown. Tw~o passes grounded.
Jaskiewicz kicked a goal from place
ment from the 32 yard line. After the
kickoff Carolina made a first down
but New intercepted a pass on his owvn
35 yard line as the game ended.
Carolina (20) Wofford (0)
Hemphill. .. .....IJ'. ... ..Cantey
Murdaugh .. .. ..LT.. .....Pressly
Blartelle.......... G .. .....Knotts
Waite...........C .... ...McDow~
Gunter..........RG .... McGraw~
Long ......... ...RT.. .....Lewis
Sholar........ ...RE . .. Thackston
Bloatwright ..QB....... ..Reams
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Score by periods:
Carolina ... ... ... 0 3 7 10- 20
Wofford .......... 0 0 0 0-0
Carolina scoring: Touchdowns, Sho
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placement. Jaskiewicz (2).
Goals from placement, Jaskiewicz (2).
Carolina subsotitution?: J. Dukes for
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Wofford substitutions: Wells for
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McGraw, Haynesworth for Thackston,
Banks for Wells, Durham for Dunlap,
Lewis for Wright, McGraw for Dur
ham, Bell for New.
Referee, Osborne (Wofford and Car
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and Carolina) ; headlinesman, \Walker
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its anniversary meeting Wednesday af
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Robert 11. Roper at her home on
West Main street. For the occasion
the club had as its guest of honor,
Dr. George Armstrong Wauchope of
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gave a charming and. scholarly lec.
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