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VARSITY HOLDS NORTH STATE (Colnlinued 1 rot Page One) kick made 22 yards. Sizenre, as is listial, returned punts brilliantly. As alrecady mentioned Iassiter liited and siashed the line well. Johnson and the Shtiford brothers were the more consistent ground gainers for State. In the line Edens and Bostian did excel wilt work inl holding the Gamecock of tense at bay. Besides Shuford's long run to touch down, Wlieeler's run for 22 yards, Bi)at wright and Jolmson for 18 and returns by Sizemore and Lassiter for 20 were the more sensational plays of a game devoid of the spectacular. At no timte was Carolina either out played or out fouight by State, most of the runs being of a one to three yard variety. Play by Play Summary \Vheeler kicked off to Shuford who returned 20 yards to his own 35 yard line. Johnson took 6 yards over right tackle, Lassiter got only one thri cen ter an<l again about 6-which was good f4ir first down, over right tackle. State then was penalized 15 yards for off side. (On the next play johnsonl fumbled aid Amhs recovered for Carolina on State's 45 yard line. Holland only made about two feet. and againl took 2 yards over tackle. Boatwright tried left end for no gain, and a forward pass was groutted. Wheeler stantding on his own 40 vard line punted lit of hotimis at tile end of tile field. The hall in State's posses sion was placed on their 20 yard line. Joltison circled left end for eight yards, I and ,assiter bucked the center of the line fti- a one yard gain. Spragte man .iged to make a first down. Sprague was agaiii called and made two and John. -,n again skirted left end for 18 yards and1( first down. ILassiter was over ceii ter for two yards, placing the ball inl mid(field. Johnson went between righ,t tackle and ends for five and over cen .er L,assiter got only 2, l-Iiis thei punted out of botnds at the 40 vard line. \Vith the hall otn ('arolina's 20 yard tie \Vheeler punted to Sir.ag tIe n Carolina's 45 yard line butr Frankie .lMeyer threw him back to the 50 yard martker. 1 hnsIon only made a half yard , ver right tackle, while W. Shuford was inuide of right tackle for tw Iore. I,assiter tried the corresponding posi tion tin the other side for 5. A pass I assiter to Crater for 30 yards placing the hall in Carolinia's 22 yard line which is as near as State ever got, ex ept foi- Shtiordi ritt--madce the fourth first down. J lohnson cotild niit bttck the lite for gain and \V. Siliford was thtmwil !y .:trdaugh for a two yard loss. litat wright intercepted a pass on his 15 yard line and retuirned to the 20. Tlne i1tiarter was ill before the teams couild firm into a line. Wheeler started the second period by punting 60 to l.assiter on hi is 40 yard line, who was thrown back three yards 1t his 37 yard line by Meyer who was co verinug the punttts except iontally wel. Johnitsonit wenlt aboit 3 arounitd left end, 'o l ,assiter got the same oiver tackle, W\. Shutiford made a ftirst doiwn lhv iniches. Jthttson went straight thrut fort otne *.ard, Shttford added three mot re in thIe tice yard atrountd Ileft etnd sit 11hns kicked 35 yards to floatwrightt who cioil not retturn past his 15 yard line. WVheeler puntited 41 yards to Sptragtue ill State's 44 yard litne. MIever stioppledI Johnttsont 8 yards beindiit( the line if scrimmtlage, Shutiford giot this :;nottlitl hack by going biet weetn tackle atnd guatrt. a doubtlle pass necttec diohstont vu iad -vetr right tackle atnd lms k ickedl 40t ya rds to Sizetmorte, there' was tnt ireturtn atnd the ball wa iin Cairilinta's 201 yardl line. A\ fake punitt giot C'atrilinai 2 yards. Ho-llandi rutnnitng with thte hall, Rhtamte ; t itne atl nd Wheeler puntited 40 tii Sta f ford.-~vt wh i-etturned 201. Shutiftord failed tc gaini andi thient Johnsn~ itripped-l iff 3 aroun ittleI-ft c-nd.\ Apass5 I,.assi tcr t W\. Shtuitod netted 8 vards. tlhnsonil tai le I to ga;ini aitd State- ftortfeitedl 15 yardls fur tfTside. A\ pass wvas groundo c-i aind anttil-r, I,assite-r fto Spiragt u'aintedt 8 yatds. A pa-n was incomp;lelte. State- was tryvitg despeli~ratfe.y ti scoreic ,mdi so I,assitcer trie-d a dlropl kick fromit thec 4(1 yard hine but it wasi tooi low~ anid welltt i>tIlside. Catrilita titok thei ball ion thet 2(1 yard Iinte. Hlilland nmade ione- tvc-r righ t tac-klet aitd againit ni thei samic pilace fori thri-c titore- as the hal f entded witht the hall in posse-ssion of thte G'amecocks, third dohwnt. 7 to no on thirt on24 arde, line. Score South Carolina 0, North Carmina State 0. -tu1lenlts of both schools staged snake dances during the intermission, gave cheers and inl general exhibited their school spirit. The State band p:ayed fir both celebrations. The Second Half \\heler kicked 50 yards to Johnson %,li rettirned 40. C. Shitford, who had .uibstituted for his brother W., failed to gain and on the next play lost a yard. J1ohnsoii regained the lost yard. Elms kicked 30 to Sizemore, who returned 5 to his 29 yard line. Rhame failed to gaiti and loatwright got 9 1-2 around left end. A first dowan was prevented when Sprague recovered Holland's fum hle on his own 51 yard line. Sprague was good for 3 yards and Johnson btucked the line for another. \\heeler nailed C Shuford for a 2 yard loss. Klms punted 30 yards to Sizemore who was forced out of hoiuds on his owin 15 yard line. Wheeler kicked 45 yards to State. Long of S. C. used rare headwork wheni he fell on the punt. thus preventing a return (if the kick. The ball was State's on their 40 yard line. Sprague went over right tackle for 3 yards and the same play netted him 2 more. For his third consecutive play S):rague went through center for 6 vards .md first do4wn. lassiter gained 3 over left tackle and 4 over right tackle. ITvever, they received a 5 yard penalty which placed the ball in midfield. I,as siter went over right tackle for 2 vards and Sprague failed to gail over center. ,illiard caught Johnson t.Tguard for a 5 :Lrd loss. ms kicked 15 yards straight ip inl ,I!h air t: Sizemore. who signalled for a fair catch. Rhame made a two yard an. Iattwright was stopped with Io! ar I gain by Johnson, who made <1 p: t-y tackle. Wheeler was called back and on a fake punt ran around left en< 22 yards for a first dowin. Iol:auId went straight through for 3 yard J'ainl. lillatwright made a litt!e le : than a yard around right end. lle re is where ldisaster cut into the Car 1lina ranks as C. Sluttord, seeking re venge for the repeated losses he ha:i tustained at Carolina's hands, reache,' int,, the air and1 i itercepted a Gamcirk pass rem the ly-il hands of Bill Nil4 land, he tucked the fruits of his law fui larceny under his arm and headvd for il e giial line 55 yards distant. never st4opping i1nutil he had passed the a:t white lIne and given his team the iry. l,assiter with a place kick added another point, makiing the score Carnlina 0. State 7. Wheeer ki-cid to Iassiter (n his 15 r- line but I,a'siter Inanaged t4i ml e t I ark to tl- 20th lii marker. C Si. r I made 2 iver right tackle, State ained a yard and T,assiter got abut a fIi iot ariudil the left end Iof his line. Elms kicked 45 to Sizemore, who fuiim bled and out of the melee Johilnsiin o State recovered oin Carolina's 25 vard line. The Volfpack received aitlie: 5 yard peialty. Of this distance Sprague recovered 3 over tackle, Edmunds prevented C. Shuiford from gaining, and Long bloc k - ed L assiter's pnt, throwing him hack 2(0 yards. It was here that thle G~ame cocks missed a goiod( chance tim score. C. Shu ford took 12 over right tackle. State received a penalt.y of 15 in'ore yards. L,ong again pireveiited C Slu ford's gainoiing any g rounid, thoiughi un the next play the same nuni gai ned 6 ar od Ileft end. J1ohnisoin got one more auind the iither end of the line. Iiird b liocked aiid reciovered Elhns.' pitiit ion State's 43 yard line. Brice lucked t he Iline fiir 5 yards. JeffoTrds~ was no(w rtunniiing qutarter for Boat - wrightl and ti ssed the bal I9I va rds ti I,.illiard for a first diown on State's 2i) yardl ine. ;\ pass was iiinimplete. a fter :\iumbs failed toi gain ariion Iet' cnd Carilina resiorted ti a passing t!amel..A pass was grniidi(ed anid Je f fiord inex t tioss was ~intercepited by State. As boithi teams were iifTsidle the ba:ll in Cariilina's po(ssessiiin went hack ((Conutinueid onl Paye ,Si.r) Fairst Class Servicee given UnJtiversity Meni Dave Means IBarber Shop 1 1314 MAIN ST. PIIONE 7421 YOUNG GAMECOCKS LOSE (Conlinued fron Paye One) ed and Jolnson returned to the forty five yard line. Five first downs were Made that put the ball onl the five yard line when the quarter ended.. . With third dow.n and five to go the Biddies suffered , penalty %for being offside. Two end runs went for naught and the ball went (ver. Rhial kicked out - danger. From .then on Newberry failed to gain and kicked on first and second downis. Carolina scorcd its loie touchdown early in the fourth quarter. A fter a sue cessful march down the field by use of the arial route Johnson passed to Ritg ers, but the pass was not completed. Newberry was penalized for interfer ence. This placed the ball on the four yard line.. Rogers gained one and then took it over for the touchdown. John son failed to'kick goal. Just before the quarter was over another drive was started but too late. The ball was work ed to the twenty yard line when the time keepers put an end to the argument and Newberry enjoyed a lead of seven points.. The stars were there a plenty. The Carolina line played steady and consis tently, throwing the Indian backs for of Rogers and Johnson was great at losses time and again. rhe combination comiipleting passes. Johison made some of the prettiest that have been seen oil Davis field in many a day. This pair did some great work on line plunges and end runs. Edens at left end played great, and received man.y pretty passes for lc-ng gains. Smith, the Charleston ian, at the other end showed up well. 3oyleston was the best gainer thru the line for the Biddies, closely followed by Fennel. Time and again it was Boyles ton who made the first down. Mikeil, subing for Edens, received o)ne long pass for a twenty yard gain. Sharpe played a great game while he was in.. Rhial was the only member of t) Indian backfield that could penetrate the Iliddies line. He made a pretty run if sixty yards thri a broken field to be downed on the twenty yard line. O'Nal Iey at conter and Williams at a guard were the bilwark of ahe Indian defense. Williams. time and again stopped 'the man with the hall and brike up several p1retty plays. Captain Iutler played stellar hall for Newherr\. Tle liddics ma<le ten first do1wns inl the first half and fifteen in the last period. Twenty-five passes were at tempted and fifteen completed. Tle In dians tried four passes but all in vain. The succeeded in makinig iour first dmoiws. tiree in the first half and one in the second. The Newherry aggre gation iti was heavy, hard driving, wel I e ached atnd iti excellent physical con dition. Carolina (i) Newherry (13) Edens............ 1. 1:, .. . cstwoml Seideman......... I, ........SIrman P ruitt ............; . . .. . ' i tr Boyd..........(......... ()'Ma I White............ RG .\VIlais Russomanno...... RI........... Smiith...........N ~.. .... F, i Johnson.............. ...lttc Rogers........... I.' 11dtiat Hall.............I ... ....iat Fennll........'ll........\Vestood liii IIall Shrpe fo .I.....t.t oialey ert f ir titeky ......e for ardeman Susituin I : ri ao lia na-eoryetin Io llall,i Sharpe, forBytfon, Soe tfor N Pritt, Itce for Fei ednit fork Irt foir lStucky,hozer for SeomnidemIan,s foritfrie rice, fharp Stoe Fenneke, llar Ifoert Shrew,er Denick foryes I oozi,et. A dams foir O'M alley. Scorinig: aro l iia-Touichdiwti, Rogers; New betrry--Tou inchdown s, WViliatms anid Too hey; goaln fromt toiuchdown,. Rhiiel TIimte o f quarters, 15 mitmutes. Re feree, Itowdont (Gecorgiat) ;umpire, ILighitsey ((aro l itia ) ; headlIintesmatn. Itowden (Georgia). 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