The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 19, 1923, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3
VARSrAG BACK A WEEK
IN FOOTBALL
CJ0
ci Carolina's Duck will not Swim
C- Yet. Many Interstate Games.
(By Jay Em Bee)
'I he football doi)e pot in South Car
o nita was iu:-her stirred up as a result
of the games played by the Palmetto
State teamis. Virst the scores will be
iitrodutced again:
Wofford 40. V,rskiine 0.
'urman 20, lresbyterian College 0.
North Carolina State 7. Sith Caro
lina 0.
Centie 28., Clemson 7.
Davidson 7, Citadel 0.
Newherry 28, Lenoir 0.
Only two inter-collegiate games were
played by teamis within the state, while
tour squads made an invasion of for
eign territory.
\Wotiord inl its first state game was
entirely satisi.ctory. The two previous
gamies by the Methodists were with
teams fr-,1nm outside of South Carolina,
It appears that the Terriers have a strong
inilit and that they will help to make
tie Sonth Carlila race fiie if the most
interesting inl lile Ilistiry (if iallett')
1"(1otballdtoml.
The lighting 'resbyterians fIr(Il Clinl
t0in were nialeit- to stop the attack of
11:0 ilurple l1ii-1-cale and the Vlurian
team caite mit 4n the lIong end of a
20 to 11 ciri. Iir those who go on
"coimipartaive scores" this indicates that
Fi-uan is a team "Ilighty and ti be
ieared." while those who III not care
it relv In sttistics will have to admit
that V11cFtiani is making a g14d show
Good Show'ng on Foreign Soil
ht'he i"tir te:ms that went beyond the
liii7ts of the state Samrday made cred
itahie showing.. Three of these games
were turned into defeat for the visitors
lht the gaines indicate scrappy lights.
The Gamecocks went to Raleigh for a
light and fl:vy did put up a g(ud battle
against the N. C. Aggies. They stif
fered defeat. but the fact that the
stroilg 'Tariheel bunch could register
onlv ile t(Iluchdown seems to spell good
tidings for t adherents of the Garnet
and lIlack. Carolina is primed for stiff
tights and with the hardest part of the
schedule vet ahead the lirds are ex
pected to make a mligt imtpession on
thise familns elevens which are to be
the "enemy" for the time being.
Centre beat the Clemson Tiger 28 to
7 but the stories coming from Dan
ville. written by fair ininded scribes,
show that Clemson stayed with the
Keiituckians for the first half and wlen
the recess period caie the score read
seven-all. The Tigers wearied later.
tho. and when Centre found line ilung
ing of little avail, they hegain end runs
which resulted inl victorv.
The Citadel luldog joiurnieved to
avidson i ti tackle on f the best
tealls ini the Noirthi State. and came
Iack withl the kniowledge' that they had
made(l te W\ildcats light for their liine
t'hdo wn,. resut iing iil a 7 toc 0 vie
Nt-wherry came bac'k vict<>irh>tiis frion
l1 ickiory. N. C., wheitre' theit Inidians met
I ,eno ir Codltegte. Tlhe Indi(ianis made a
ve'ryv favoi ralde imgipessio n ioni the siports5
wvrite-rs whoi handled the gamet and they
are savinig nic' tli ilgs abi ilit til' Solutli
meet til'he University if Siittih C'aroliina
Ga';miicoi ck s t his a ftternioiion.
CAROLINA DEFEATS HYATT
PARK
\\'ell, wve wicn a game this wee'tk.
''Te Fre-shiman R-serv-s de'featted HyTatt
Pa;rk hiv a -ccore of 3 to 0 last l'Tues
day a fternioonii.A Atiho tIhe Rest'rvt's kepit
1 hyatt Park ini their t-rritoiry practically
thet whle i game c-et Ihe Y ung (Gamit'
c cks t'ould inoit make- tihe few~ v'ards
neces'saVt vii sccire. aiil 1ii1i1tilleh blst
Itm iimiiittes i>f Pliy tlie seire' was
'91ilthing to iii1t liiiig.'
Thleni .\cekerimn1 kie a fit-Id gioal
friomi thet 25 yard line andc saved the
day andic week fir ci(ariolina. 'Thie stars
frthet rt-serv-s wetre- \'-irner at e'nd,
'T'nant at cenit'r, antd Stucckt'y and
('ooper~' ini the' batckfield. Anil iif cocurse.
Acel-rmian. wIo m iade thet thIiree-Ii points.
Th'Ie quiarthers weiret only six inuites
RUTLEDGE DOWNS WOOD
ROW
The mighty whirlwind from \Wood
row went down in ( feat on tihe upper
Campus ;at the Iands of tle fast Rut
lIege Chanticleers last Tuesdav. The
game was fill of. seisational plays; the
stars for Voodrow being j1ioye and
Capt. Crawford. Steward shone Iw
the winners until taken out of the game
on account of injuries. Other stars
for Rutledge were Polier at quarter
and Capt. White.
Though Rutledge scmred three totch
(1own,iis one \was called back fmr an otT
side penalty. The \\'hirlwind;s nly
made ahout half as many first d4wins
as the Chanticleers. lach teai comin
plete(d three passes. Polier intercepted
Rutledge 12; Woodrow 6.
U.S.C.
SUMTER HI DEFEATS
RESERVES
Last Friday the Reserves, or the third
freshman team. went to Sumter to play
the High School toam there. The*%
came hack with a big score piled up,
but onl the wr.(Inlg side-Suiiter 32.
F"resl m1:mi .
The trot1lie seeied ti have bet:1 hat
the G c( aI icks nfiblel <ite ftenl.
A nd every t ine we fuibled there wa
a Siuter player ready to receive the
hall. Price. tle center f.t ; tle Reserves,
playe<d a w fnierful game. It ilay he
n1,tice'l here that \\'edhesday in the
'oni1te.t with the \'arsity he dlso played
a - d game.
EUPHRADIAN SOCIETY
At the reguilar Ieeting of the Kuplh
radiaii Literary Society Tuesday niglit
the following p)rogram was rendered:
Current lvents. Charlie Fram; \Vitti
cisms, Dave Gastoni and M1. I. .litch
ui; Declaimer, Samuel \Vatt ; \'eekly
)rator. Charlie Fishburne: Kxtempor
an'Ous speaker. MclFadden spo(ike 'on
"Football inl College";. Debate, afir
mative, Nat Turner anld 1i0Iyleston;
negative. I'at Adams and W. ,. I. -
wards. The iuery for the debate was.
Resolved that the i ,eg islature should
have )0\w'erl tO convene at the wish Of
the majority of the members. The de
haters waxed eloquent inl the rebuttal
and p(iints of order and personal privi
lege were frequent.
Ci4. McMaster. an ahti1111tis of the S41
ciety and a meinber of the first ye:ir
law class, attended the meeting. The
fli)'1'- was exteinded to) him1 and he gave
the young Fiiphradianis somietling to
think about. Altho the enrollment at
Carolina was only .300 when he was here
men attended literary society Imeetigs
then than (Io now. He etipliasized tihe
value of the training gained in a so
ciety and the ')p1"rtunities that the tmen
were letting slip by\. Viitl can 1e
easily hended and directed iii the rig-t
ways nid therefore we should do thing;
as they should be donle nomw ;mistakes
inl grmI artl sh3oluld be '01reed niw.
C4. McMaster closed his interesting
aidl itnstructive talk by urging the men
ti o fill the hall fiill every meeting.
Several new men were initiated into
he 8Society' and the fo'r was ex tendedl
to tem. k(ach saidl a few word'fs. Ani
olhiind valuiable ienmber of1 the Soc'ietv
was sick ini the B4apt ist Ho spital. Thliis
was MIr. Ralph Ramsay. A commuiittee
wa.s appo44inted' to4 go tio see himu in be
half oif the liuphradiani Soc4iety.
Several matters of1 business were at -
journied. Atthie niext meeting the
t'li'c ers fr te sc nd trlil b
- t.s.c
CHANTICLEER CLUB
)inV \\'edne(sday iiighlt thle Ch antit'lt'ers
imet at t lhe Ihome of1 D r. W. auchope.
All imember's were piresenit t'xcept Ralph
Ramisey, wholi is sick ini the 11 ispital.
Mr is. Wauchiel lt served suipper to, the
As the literar'y part 'if the pro4gramii
l)i'. \\'aucho4pe read( extrmac.ts from a
sermie's of let't're'ts thait lit had giv~eni at
t'e ive'trsityv 441 'iirgiia a ye'ar' ag''.
II is subjct was t'e Dramiat it' NM'e
mieint in Irt'lnd. WVilliami lIitleri Yecats
Iportaiit dramiiat ists whomt hiile discuissedl.
'lTey fouitnded thet'.' Ahher Theai'tre for' thet
same lit'uriipo se thait t'e' io 'Thleatri
hiert' ini (Cohnihia was be'gtin-to ex per
D r WXatichopei's letuirt' wa vt'ry iin
1heris 4of th lit' 'h. When'i lit had liniishied
te miembeitrs discussed theit siibject and
asked quest ionis. A ft er so met butsiiness
had bieen atttended Iit' el lb adj oun
ed.
THE GRIDIRON
INKPOT
Another gone the wrong way.
Bilt to a real teall this time.
They wI but not hefore they had it
fight.
You ask for the individual stars.
Ju-t !ittle Frankie Meyer.
\\L. ' ecause he brtke tromingh
their line.
And stopped all plays hefre they
vere started.
The other ends, too.
Jo-ree really stepped on 'em.
That game just shows us what W!
can do.
N. C. State has a fine bunch of fel.
lows.
.inst ask Ite " 4Il1hnes"
They are the fellimws wu make c(I
lege spirit.
It i. aliut time for Old ian Ilar
I,li k t" leave.
I,ady I',ick will be welcimed home
Ncxt week the Fair and Tlitirsda
Till-' gamie.
(an't Y( 1m11agine tht' po(r trippie
Old tigerI
The I"and will he )IIt in all its glor.
this afternon141o1.
Not all either. for thev are savint
the Uniform for Clemson.
'RI-'SH.\FllN-\Ve are surprised!
We thought ml(oIe (if yo tlii that.
25 first dlowns against 4 and coildn't
winl.
Seek Revenge Now-Say the Clem
st(I 'I'iger Cubs tomorrow.
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