Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BULLDOG Carolina Line Fails to Hold thu Bulldogs and the Citadel Wins 12 to 9 WIMBERLY FUMBLES PUN' Swink Kicks Field Goal and Bob Wimberly Bucks Line for Carolina's Points For the second time this season Ca. rolina has suffered defeat at the hands of a foe who was not supposed to be strong enough to cope with her. Both times the setbacks were chiefly due tc a single cause-The Eternal -furiible But far be it from us to detract fror the glory of the Bulldog's victory. Th< touchdowns which they made to beat Carolina, 12 to 9, clearly indicates that the Gamecocks were outplayed. It was the first time in six years thai Citadel had won. They had a right tc celebrate. And how fervently they did it ! "0 poor Carolina, their special thorn to prod the Gamecocks, was waf ted across the field many times to flay the tender skins of conquered Game cock supporters. Carolina Scores First The Citadel eleven threatened in the beginning when Kilpatrick, Young blood, and Sweetenburg made substan tial gains. This was quelled when the.y were forced to kick. Wimberly took the punt on his own 40 yard line Rogers succeded in "putting it over' when he sent Wimberly back for a quick punt, which caught the Bulldogs napp'ng. Blanding was downed on the 35 yard mark. A line buck and a pass failed. Boyd tried a field goal from the center of the field. It fell short, but the break was in the Game cocks favor, for Blanding fumbled and Carolina recovered, eight yards from the goal. Swink was hurled back ol two attempts to go through the line Rogers took a yard. Swink sent a nice field goal through the uprights to put Carolina ahead. Gamecocks fans settled back with sighs of relief. Three points isn't sc much, but the Garnet and Black line was thougfit to be much too strong for very much ground. Sweetenberg kick the light Blue and White backs to gain er-off to Rogers, who returned the ball to the thirty-five yard line. After sev eral plays and the ball had been ex changed twice, Wimberly punted from behind the goal line to midfield, to Blanding who ran it back ten yards Kilpatrick gained four yards in twc plays. Youngblood caught a pass, ran to the fifteen yard line, and fumbled. Citadel recovered on Carolina's 11 yard line. Three line plunges netted four yards. Weeks missed a field goal. Dick Brown substituted for him. Bob Wim berly punted outside on the 40 yard line. Brown lost two and Blanding made three. Sweetenberg punted. The ball rolled toward the goal l'ne. It was hard for Wimberly to decide whether to play it or let it roll over. Just as i seemed certain that it would go on1 over the line Bob picked it up. At that time the ball had already passed the line. In that case it would be dead, However, the officials ruled that part of the Carolina safety man's body was on the playing field, and that the re covery of the oval by Dick Brown after Wimberly dropped it was to be ac counted a touchdown. Bulidogs Score Again Enough of this foolishness I The Bulldogs had merely lucked it across. Now it was time for the Garnet and Black to start a drive, and overcome this lead. But the promised victorious drive never came. Instead, It was the Citadel who took the offensive. Young b)lood took a 30 yard pass, to put the Bulldogs on the 35 yard line. Twice, the Citadel was penalized for a total of thirty yards. Sweetenberg gained it back with an end run. Blanding made seven yards. Kilpatrick did not gain. Balnd'ng made a beautiful 17 yard run. Four Carolina men hit him, to throw him three yards from the goal. He took it across on the following play. The half ended with Carolina on the short end of a 12 to 3 score. Carolina worked a few passes at the start of the second half. The ball was worked to midfield, after Keels recov S WIN HA yard line. Rogers snapped a twenty yard pass to Swink, who all but took it for a touchdown. The Carolina stands were calling for victory now. They were out for blood. With the ball only two yards from the goal, Rogers took the oval over tackle for a yard. Wimberly made the touch down. The quarter ended and the scoring did likewise. The Gamecocks tried desperately to score in the final period. The Citadel was obdurate and the Blue line held. Few Carolina Stars; Citadel has Good Teamwork All of Carolina's men were helow their usual standard of playing ability. Boyd and Holcombe made several nice tackles, as did Guarino. Burke and Swink were good at receiving passes. The whole Bulldog eleven played jam-up football. Blanding, Duvall, Sweetenberg and Kilpatrick, were out standing. 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