Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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MOOREHEAD The N. C. captain brings his warriors to Columbia fresh from their dope spilling victory over Maryland last Saturday. TARHEELS AND BIRDS TO CLASH SA TURDA Y P.M. University of N. C. Team, Fresh from Maryland Triumph Have Great Team GAME STARTS AT THREE Homecoming Day Crowd to Wit. ness Annual Tarheel. Camecock Fight The Homecoming Day game will begin at three o'clock instead of three-thirty at which time the other games of the current season (with the exception of the opener) have begun. Every Carolina man ought to be in the stands at the start, and he is supposed to bring his pop with him. South Carolina will march her Pala dins of Punt against the University of North Carolina gridironers tomorrow afternoon in what is to be the last con test between the institutions for a few years, if not indefinitely. The Tarheels have emerged victor ious for two years hand running. This season they have one of the strongest machines in their football history. A triumph over the Maryland Old Liners even if l)y only a one point margin is sufficient voucher for that. Carolina is keyed to the highest point. The morale of the team ought to be considerably strengthened by their contributions to Virginia's downfall. North Carolina brings almost the same eleven on the field as she did last year to meet the Gamecock3 on Emerson Field at Chapel H-T 1. !E tf f 'nse has been greatly bolttr..:4 by :.he a I i'.n of Fern-IIl. 160 pot'nd h:>... ark. who pfayed havoc with the M1rylanId ers. A number of stars adorn the roster of the Tarheel lineup. Among them are: Tom Young, who picked up a loose punt last fall at Chapel Hill and didn't stop until he reached the South Carolina goal posts 70 yards away; Capt. Moorehead, Furches, quarter; Whisonant, powerful defensive man; Swartz, hard driving center, who battl ed on equa I terms with Bill Boyd through four long quarters in the last concest; Jackson, who is reported to b: one of the cleverest, and most reliable tackles in the Southeast. South Carolina is minus four men who played brilliant parts in lasts year's fracas. Capt. Bill Boyd, the easy melii fuylosly running Bill Rogers, and Bob Winmberly, who is detained by at barkn ane. PORi E. W. BALLENGER, Editor INKPOT WHILST THE Tarheels encounter is upon us we shiveringly anticipate (joyously tho') another great battle which is less than a week off. The 'lassic fo classics" - the ancient battle of the Gamecock and the Tiger is scheduled for Thursday of next week. Nuff sedi WE DON'T want to appear blood ance of last years' lImItR z,e-ra thirstily revengeful but the remem berance of last years' defeat by the Tarheels is a ghastly reminder of what they did to the Birds at Chapei Hill last fall. Go get 'em GamecocksI CAROLINIANS ARE still celebrating the Virginia victory. Well, this is the first instance in a lifetime that it has happened. THE TIGERS failed to hold their own against the N. C. staters last Sat urday and got their noses rubbed in the hard soil of Riggs Field. Their triumph over Auburn is a sufficient innuendo. however that the Tigers are cubs no longer and the Game cock eleven will have to hit hard to wipe them out next Thursday. BY COMPARATIVE scores North Carolina is 27 points to the good on South Carolina. It's up to the "red shirt" team to utterly disprove this noted theoretical comparative score system of doping. YE SCRIBE almost had his ardor (ar.d his freshly pressed suit as well) dampened before he really got the inside on this thing, that students were shouting over the campus late Saturday afternoon that Carolina was victor over Virginia. Professor Harry Davis, who was engaged in the serious business of sprinkling his lawn when the cry first went up, forgot which way the nozzle of his hqse was turned and ye "sport naester" was forced to sprint to the other side of the road for safety. We wish more of our faculty were as suprcmelv interested in the Car olina team as Professor Davis. ED ZOBEL manipulated his nether limbs in a manner which comnletely bedazzied the Virginians in the last quarter of that hectic fracas at Charlottesville. It was lucky for Carolina that the Hyatt Park boy turned loose when he did.. A few minutes later and he would have lost his opportunity. TOM MACILL is getting better every game. The "Big Train" has a driv ing power, unequalled for its terrific force in the Palmetto state. EDENS IS ONE of the fastest and slipperiest halfbacks wec have seen in a considerable span of time. What didn't he (10 to those Wofford boys I BOINEAU IS A GREAT END, and Shand is a fit running mate for him. It is real pleasure to watch these two work side-by-side. -Usc ZOBEL EMMETT WINGPIELD This Columbia boy will captain$ the Garnet and Black warriors in tomor row's fracas and against the boys of Tigertown next week. GAMECOCKS BEAT VIRGINIA IN LAST PLAYS Line Holds and the Backfield Crashes Through Cavaliers Defense for Gains GOOD TEAMWORK SHOWN Zobel and Rogers Intercept many Passes and Are Responsible for Touchdown Two minutes to play and the score was 12 to 6 in favor of V'rginia. The Gamecocks had possession of the bah but they were 75 yards from their goal. While the Cavaliers were fastly closing in on him, Capt. Wingfield passed the ball 25 yards down the field At first glance the attempt seemed doomed to failure, but suddenly the 'pheroid bounced from the shoulders oi a defensive man and Ed Zobel, Caro lina back, snatched it out of the air and carried it over thc goal, thus tying the score. Wingfield set himself to hQ1d the ball for the trial point. The posi tion was good, Zobel's aim was true, and through the uprights wvent th winning kick. All of Carolina's 13 points were made in the last twenty minutes of the game. During the few remaining seconds.r the third quarter, Cooper hit the line twice for a total of five yards--a pass Wingfield to Cooper gained first downi. Magill slipped through Virginia's sec ondary defence to gain 30 yards, plac ing the ball on the eight yard line. An other lateral pass, Magill to Rogers swept around the right wing of Old Dominion for a touchdown. Fifty-five seconds remained to be played after Zobel scored the winning~ point for Carolina. Virginia ran ini three new backs. On the kick-off Vir ginia returned to rpidfield. Penaltys took the ball well within virginia's twenty yard line. A twenty yard pass was completed to Flippin who got away with a gain of 80 yards. Virginia was again within 20 yards of Carolina's goal. The third attempt fell into Zo bel's clutch and be reeled off 40 yards towards Virginia's goal and with this play the whistle blew. -USC Teacher-Who were the epistles? Little boy-Wives of the apostles. A re you an Elk ? T Moose be. COLLEGI fol COLLEG NUNN-BUSH with the Marshall-' Corner of Main and 'Al' C. Haseld THE SANITARY CAFE A Cordial Welcome, Tasty Food Reasonably Priced Polite Service -- Always Open Phone 9138 1345 Main St. 1248 Main Street GAYDEN B CIGARS, CIGARETTES, PI Agency for Norris an Try Our Moderate Price Lunct 163J A*an St. Cornplin CAMPUS BC .Will Be Open Frc Every Aft THE WAFFLE SHOP '*verything Good noRt 1217 MAIN STRETT (Js Beo ndn Colu...ia Theater) SHOES r IE MEN snug fitting heel, at atum Co. I Hampton Streets on, Col. Rep. Phone 6%3 1117 Washington St. OWEN & PAUL MERCHANT TAILORS Columbia, S. C. 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