The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 12, 1923, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5
GAMECOCKS DEFEATED
(Continued from /'age One)
nilt of the conflict, 1'. J. Boatwright
did well, Simons, Meyer and W heeler
played brilliantly in the line and Jazz
was at his best in the backfield. Bar
tell as usual played a steady game.
First Half
Wheeler kicked to Pierce on his 15
yard line, Pierce returined 15. Pierce
made 5 and a line plunge failed. iinde
Imanl thet contrihitted tile lIngest
straight rtin of the game with 42 yards
arn01(d right end oil a fake play,' plac
ing the hall on Carolina's 28 yard line.
1,illiard threw Pierce for a loss of two
yards, Pierce got back a yard and
Hindeman fumbled, he recovered init
lost grouid, a pass Hindeman to Pierce
from fake kick formation failed and
it was Carolina's ball on their 33 vard
line.
In three successive plays Brice made
3. 2 and 7 yards for a first down, Hol
land took a yard around end but Caro
lina was penalized 5 yards, then Rhame
traveled 35 yards arotind end to the
visitors' 30 vard line, this was one of
the prettiest runs of the game. Rhame
added 4 over left tackle and another one
over guard. Brice went 2 around right
end but oil the fourth down a pass
I'arler to 1illiard failed and the hall
went over to '. C. on their 26 vard
line.
Pierce only made one ard onl an
endl run. Hindemain fumbled but recov
cred ()n1 the third downi with 7 to go.
Warner kicked 55 yards to 'arler who
returned it to tile 18 yard line. Wheel
er's return kick for 40 yards went out
of hounlds; P. C. fumlibled and Simmons
recovered on the 42 yard line.
Rhame took a yard armind end an,1
2 miore throtugh center but Parler lost
3 arounilld right end on a pretty tackle
l Norton. \\'heeler then kicked to
P. C.'s 25 yard line. Warner fumibled
Jnly to recover, Pierce took a yard cmt
A cross buck, Hindemani passed to Ma
s fon fr 12 yards lbut a pass l iil(IeIal
to Wariner failed, anlotlht-r pass was
broken ill) \\ heeler, again a pass
iindeman to Warner was grounded.
Warner then kicked 50 yards to Size
More on Ihis 20 yard- line. ''Sic" re
turned 7 and the first oerimd was 1p.
To start the new period the second
strling of backs. J1e tir d s. I )at wright,
JaZZ and1(1 Amibs went inl tile galle. AIIlbs
tom4k 5 aroumi left end, Jazz then bucked
for abott 2 and I'oatwright brought
the stands to their feet with a spectac
ular run of 35 yards. Anmbs ut of
hounds. the hall on the 40 yard line.
Ambs took 4. Jazz failed to gain anl
JefforIds ptinted 45 yards to Pierce who
was dowied on his live yard line. A
line play by Pierce, over tackle failed to
gail so Warner kicked tI CLrolila on
tile 40 Yard iltie, 1'. J1. returning 5, twice
Ambs ad(led 3 yards blut Ioatwiriglit
failed to gainl. When a pass Jeffords
to 1,iliard failed the ball went over.
Warner failed to gain, but oIn the next
play took three over right tac1ke.
Nlever broke till a paMSS and Warner
_mted to I-I atwright who returned
22 to the 40 yard line (Carolina ) Jhazz
gilt 7, a-nd( againl 2, Boatwrighlt madec it
first down, Ambs plutnged for 2 and
Boatwrighlt added anothler, Ambs failed
to gain, WVithl it fourth down, 7 to go
a pa~ss JeffoIrds to I ,illiard netted 30
yardls jplacing the bIallI on the 10 yard
Iline withl (only a few seconds tol play.
Jazz too(k a yard, Boatwrighlt fauiled
as dlid AmbIls ont a ftumble. P., C. recov
eredl and Pierce toolk 4 through center,I
Moore was goodl for .3. Pierce added
whlat was necessary for a first down
bly inlches. 'Warner too(k one a,ndc Mioore
tried to buck the Carolina stonewail
butt failed. A pass Hiilnemn to War
ncr adlvan(edl tIle ball 20 yards but
Pierce failed to gain), a pass was grounid
ed anld Pierce was thlrownl for a loss oIf
18 yardls by) long and \Varner kicked to
Boatwright whol( returned 5, Carolina
failed to1 gain and a pass Jazz tol Meyer
for 20 yards putt tIle blall on' thle 23
yard line, Jazz made 11 yards amIdI
Boat wright took tIle ball tol thec four
yardl line but be fore another pllay
could he run the hal f was up.
The Second Half
Whleeler kicked off 65 yards to
Pierce whlo re'tulrned to1 his 18 yard line,
Moore was good for 2 (iver gulardI,
P ierce nettedl 2 1-2 andi tIle same again
before Warner kicked 35 yardIs to
Brice whol( only re'turnled .3, Brice added
2 more, and C'arolina was held for
dlownis. Thlen J ef'fords kicked to tIle
10 yardl line, WVarner kicked out (of
dlanlger to his 35 yard line. .Brice got
5 and H-olland 2, two passes were then
groinm)le(l Warner f,or P.C took, 3
yards on a ipretty eid run after two
passes had failed. Warner puitedl 30
to Carolina's 40 yard line. A pass
failed anid Brice theni took 6.
Moore iitercepted a pass in the miidle
of tile field. \Varner aid Moore took
4. and 2 apiece but Wheeler grabbe'l
a pass oult of thinl air anld Wats downledI
(in the Aliiens' 45 yard line. Rhame
failed to gain aild Canlina was pen
Alized 5 for otTside. Rhame failed and
Wheeler kicked to 1-Hindeman on his
nine yard line. he fumbled and Nitir
(laugh recovered. Brice broke through
for 3 and Rhame added 2 more. It vas
(oi this play that Ilindeman, 'resbvter
ian's ph.cky <puarter was hurt and Hun
ter substituted for him.
Holland crossed the goal line ()n the
next play but Carolina was brought
back to the 15 yard Iiine for holding.
Btrice got 4 back but (n the next play
Carolina elected 'to run a play rather
than drop kick and as a result the hall
went over on the 12 yard line.
Blue Stocking Luck
Warner liited to his own 45 yard
line, the pigskin struck Jeffords in the
chest and before lie could grab it Io
mar, 11. C. Tackle, had,grabbed the
falling oval atnd (Lshled 55 yards for
the only touchdown of the game. \Var
ner kicked goal.
Wheeler kicked off to Hunter who
returied it to his own 24 yard line.
Warner failed but Pierce got three
arunM1ld right end. \Warner kicked out
of botluids to Carolina's 40 yard line.
Btrice failed and ;is Rhame only\- took
lIne yard and a pass was grounded.
Carolina kicked to \arier, who fui
bled onIl to recover. Pierce, on the last
play of the <ptarter only nmaide one foot.
()i chatiging ends of the field Car
olimna sent in the reserve backs with
De ,orimt as (Imirter. I'ierce made 2
yards. l'ierce failed to galin and \;ar
ner kicked to1 4oatwright.
Ambs too)k 2 yards, P. J. added 3,
and \mnibs again went for n lie
kicked to Hunter woil) fumbled on his
21) yard line. ILilliard recovering, Jazz
iad(Ie cne. Itti(atwright two, and Amnibs
2. J.azz thlen d1rop)Cd back and placed
a ncat <rop kick between the uprights.
loatwright ran the kickoff back to
his 35 yard line. )el.orm,e failed, P.
J. m1aie tw aid 1. C. was pen;lized
5 yards fm offTside. Aibs imade 8 add
.1azz aled a first ((w II. I )el ,me1c
faied. Abills g4)t 5. Del,orme failed and
.\m1bN kicked to the 10 yard li.c. Three
plays gnly netted 2 yards with the Car
lina line fighting lesperately and \ar
ner kicked to his twni 35 vard line.
I'ierce iltercepted a pSS aid failld to)
gailn as the game ended.. The line ulp:
lrcsl-yterian (7) CMrOlina (3)
\lason. .................. er
ilimar. ..........1,T........ \ irdatigh
Campbell .......... 1AILrelle
l iller............. ..........hecler
Nort . ... .... .... RGPd iids
Ricker............RI.......sinlillons
Robertsn . ..N.... R F.........lillark t
Iflindelia.n........QB .......... 1 ler i
\Varner..........1,H ........Rha e
Pvearce............ RIl.......I loland
Njo(lrt .............1. ........ Irice
Score. .. liarielle
I 'esbteraui............ \Vheeler7
(arlima.................. (.dmunds
Stihit itLtill....a.lina ,iellare
for Ranie I .ng ..r.Simons Rhame
hull for I.lllil .......ord f o llard
Ic,l)ae..........fo izeoe ......bsrc
or rie, bys peids: olad,A
Pruesbyterark....... 1 Ioa fo Ja-7
forolia us..I..a......... . I 0ikes 3
Tuichdforn Itllmar Ptorint frm
Substi. tuti or Coarola S.iemore
for ItRhm, Ja,iongt for onaim
marns for Jedmuds, Jeffords for P'ar-.
ier, Sioatwrigh for Szeore, Absy
Dueriafor lirtelle, Hoilland for Jas
kefere, Rhasbor (otwrgh, Carice
forn Amsi, Wrtlker A. Dukeis, A.
Des forncsiartPheti Geotrightafo
Bie. Amb t-ils for inutea.n. dud
irte Cassiewicz ifo Rhme
DavnIlne M neans
in)Bauprb,Wer Shopdsn
First CAIN ss Serice42
THE GAMECOCK
BIDDIES DOWN RAT
TERRIERS
(Co tinued fromt 'aYf One)
hecir way to another tounchdo)wn. Again
dlinson kicked. The Ito tal was Car
ina 21. Wliford 0.
Tlc Iiddies received and Jtlson was
I-wied it Wolford's 34 yard line.
;traight football tactics carried the haIl
>ver for the fourth touclido)wn tho
hey failed. t) add tile odd point. Car
di,na 27, \Wo)fTo)rd 0. Carolina received
he next kickofT but Ileitre a new (if
eictve ciuld he put under way the
vibistle enlding the galle St1oun(lded.
Features of the Game
The game was interesting and ex
:iting throughout. ILate in the final
>eriods when \V()lford's under-coached
ine began to weaken the Biddies were
ible to plunge through at will. The
lefensive work of both teams was
;teady and almost brilliant at times,
he Carolina defense being the stiffer.
l'he outstanding feature of the game
is of lrock's men was the broken field
-un1niing of Half Back Bill Rogers. He
yained consis#ently through the \Vof
ordites line and was extremely elusive.
1oylestoii and Fennell, playing a strict
y li.ne smashing game also went well.
'he iiddies' line was never opened
o any extent by the Terriers.
For Wofford Captain Gabe Hill, late
if Spartanburg Hi, Dean. Folk and
w\vett starred. Dean was the only man
0 gai,n anything much against the
ipponents. Ihe line up and summary
.arolina (27) \Voftfrd (0)
Rusmano.........I-,F..........Habei
Fdens..........., .........Skelton
[ohnson..........I.G........Hembree
EIall..................... jolnson
Rogers...........1W.........Verdin
3oyleston........R'........Hammet
Brice............RIK..........Smith
neitmilanl.........QII...........Hill
Pruit............1,-I..........Swett
Boyd............RH...........eal
WLte ...........EF........... Folk
!L:corT .. eri.sk
L'arodina.C ............. . 0 7 2n-27
Wdm tt ...... R.... ..... . V r i- )
Cantila lulit dows. ithgrs
2. Shlarp, Velilli. Cmt al s iter t::Ilc~ll
I vet i. SnithI fti)r B rice. 1.,tyresttin
fc. r stutckvy. ShIarpl ft(Ir B()Ivfllti. Veil
Q I fi....... . l
H . . '.itt. S
Wcor : I idslet for Verdin. Alex
\\'IItr f )r . 1 ...11"i it. .1.. Smith f r 1-ill.
1't n111 iiti 1, t .
Talif iceril s: 12. .2. R e11.
.fhialse Referee Vrtst (itadel
illire trr. i sewalire) ;I ce. lines
mder11 f(Ir Jahn (N. J. Smithv)rHi.
MORE FOOTBALL AT
CAROLINA
Tim.W a e Iti.\% set of tepale. il. It
he -rvii io f ronit if lDavis ('t)Illg(- for
batti roal. Rfese teanis werei e
Vtnutd1-mv :\ViIdC,tS"~ ;Lld tile Rl'tit' edg
'Terricrs". Tlhe te'ams we-re coini)tsedI
mific iare y. (Sewan tt) fedlins
m.gii \'o Garsit( N.l .Ste)
Titehdap amnew tl of team me.o
he ge i.afon ver havis fColege and
[hefateol Thesge eas wretth
\iwodrowi"\\'itdedts"fandnihe Rutledge
lTiers". h teams wI e amoed
i thmen.oaentot o rsmn
'The lineu was vrard fough, an
wt hod uledlge for nine rowns2
l'hiorntoni.... .... RF, aaa
)uncan..........RT'......ec
)illeney.........RG....lriel
,Vis.iams.n...... . ....W elc
Villiamus........LT......X a
Cennedy.......... LF, Rchrdo
)avis............RHl.....Y t
itipe..,.........j ......H~ d
Vlhite........... QII......H l
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