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ITj KICK Tl This is a remarkable picture of OOKING BACK A WEEK IN FOOTBALL earts Which Jumped Out of Place Before Carolina Clem son Classic Have Settled Back Once More. BY JAY FM. BEE.. With Thursday, October 23, 1924, vritten down in history interlined with he great classiscs of .the two big rivals, :arolina and Clemson as one of the best f these classics thousands of hearts vhich jumped into that part of anatomy vhere the brains are suppt)sed to be or ,hich have sunk down toward the kiees ave about found their rightful places gain I These hearts which were already t'.ttering in anticipation of the game vere just torn loose and left to skid thout the body and find a resting place ,here they may! A 3 to 0 score would I'dicate a thriller, but oily those who 'ere among the lucky 12.000 to 15,000 'ho really sawv the game could exper ec the real heart throbs, that went ith the 60 minutes of play. Carolina on! It was a glorious victory for the amecocks and was only one of the tiffest struggles that any Gamecock and 'iger sqIuadl ever put up. Therefore lemson has no right to feel ashamed. he Tigers put tup a val iant fight andI 'hen their goal wvas threatened that was *here they offered the stubbornest re istaince. In fact had old1 Blake Edlmunds ot snatched that Tiger forward pass nid skirtedl downi the field, which put he ball in positicei for P. J. Boatwright athrust it between the cross bars the core might have~ been wvritten with oose eggs credited to each team. But lake and Pee Jay (lid it and they are eroes. rThe Furman-Davidson game on the ay b)efore the b)ig battle and wvon by 'urman did not carry an appeal to the ans that a 6 to 0 verdict would indi ate. Except for spasmodic outbreaks f appllause the audience appearedl to be ttending somebody's funeral. DOPE POT UPSET. Th'le Citadel Bull Dog, playig before "home coming day" crowd of Blue and Vhite grads and former students found dope pot in his way Saturday and piro eeded in the third period to kick it off nd spill the contents all over Hampton 'ark, in Charleston. Furman wvas the oe. Furman took the short end( of a to 0 score, though the dopesters had it vorked out that the Hurricane wvould weep to victory. Two other games of interest and im ort la week ...-- the Prsytr OR] OF ALL SORTS S. W. Eichel, Editor UIA T BEA T C] P.J. Boatwright making the plac to defeat Clemson 3-0 last Thur Newberry game, with 10 to 0 cotnt for the Indians and the 3 to 0 victory for Wofford over Erskine. Thus every team in the state last week met some other South Caroliia outfit and tile interest was intense. CAROLINA LF"ADS. CAROLINA LEADS: That's sweet music to the ear of Gamecock suppor ters and we "don't mean maybe." (Thle printer is call:ng on the editor for early copy and the editor is passing the re quest oi to this writer so this is written in advance of the Carolina-Citadel game) Not only are the Birds perched on top with $36 points to the good with Clem son next with 74, but before the Citadel game the Garnet and Black are the only colors which not have been bathed in the hitter waters of defeat in the state race. However, it is not to be taken for granted that the race is over. Carolina seems to have the edge (with the Orange burg game w.iaccounted for at this time) but however, much it hurts Gamecock supp1orters will have to admit that there is a slip betwixt the cup~ and the lip. If the Birds triumph over the Bull D)ogs Carolina fans will feel better. TrHIS WEEK'S BILL. The Carolina-Citadel clash at the Orangeburg fair was of course the big game of the week in the state circles. Another fair wveek's game is that on Thursday at Orangeburg county fair be tween Wofford and Presbyterian. Ers kine's schedule does not show a game this week-end, while the other three meet out of state teams, all within the Palmetto b)ordlers, and Carolina trying a double (lose or a three-i-ten days test goes into Tarheelia to meet the University of North Carolina. Even those who do not favor the University when it meets a favorite of theirs with iln the state, are nowv pulling for Metz ger's men to "knock the tar out of the Tarheels and then tramp)le onl tihe heels." Clemson stages a "home coming (lay" Saturday with V. P. 1. as its foe andI Furman meets Georgetown Univ. from Washinigton at Greenville. The Clenm son game wvill be played at 11 o'clock iln the morning andl tihe Furman ganme at three bells ill Greenville so as to allow fans to see bo0th gamnes. Newberry's game this week will be with jhe,noir-Rhyne at Newvberry'. -U.s.c. FRANKIIE MEYER, not much use iln telling what he did, everyone knows and explects him to star hut wve niever cease wondering how he keeps the pace game after game. He is just a wvonder and a wonider he wvill always be. EMSON ement kick that enabled Carolina aday. FRAT MED POR TH/'I STYLI -} THI,,'1R CLOTHI.S. Adler-C( \ON HIS RICl:.T V I R11"ADIL.Y h"ARMIUD). HOW The $30 up Suits $5' lASON/AR Lli IiNO() J.L. M A bride who shot at her husbanil on heir honeymoon at -Niagara Falls pro )ably saw him before he shaved. Strange things happen in Chicago, a oman; arrested a #ickpock<* clnms Iie has never b&n married. "The Friez Our Fill Felt Hats a turned out by the I new season---shapely, detail, and the prices ar $4.00, $5 "Dress-Wel Marshall-T Corner Main and Hampton COME TO M IGHTNISS THAT COI:li(;r THE PRINCE O 1I'AI.Is [VORN THE FAIR0US Illegian Clio ISIT HE'kI, BUT THH STYLI FIIS APPWOVAL, LSPICI ALLY WHICH WU AR?H FiRATURIN MUCH DO THEY C( to The Overco ~GH ! ANvD WHAT'S FURTh C" OF CLIOTHIHS TH AT 1lli THjN 1)OLF,ARS iIOR1? V .I1ADL JiSPICJILLY WJLC& I MNAUGH It is estimated the lan(d shaking from one election would milk every cow in the United States twice. When suspicion creeps in at the back door coifidence walks out at the front. idly Store" q9 scMg,or re typical of the types best he-t makers for the c just as ph .00, $6.00 I/. ) thes For Men SW'OU1I) HAVTl T HOSI TYPICAL G THIS FilLL. )ST? $17.50 up to ats $55 ,Y COST UMLVI HlkIRiT - & co.