Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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GAMIE BETWMEN TWO CAROLINAS ENDS SCORELESS Hard Fought Game Marked By kepeated 'unts but Touch downs Lacking MANY CAROLINA STARS I Frequent Fumles On Both Sides Cnused By Rainy Weather Playing on a rain-soaked field and splashing up and down the muddy grid iron, in a neck and neck race, with old Hoodoo 4 yards in the lead, the Caro lina Gamecocks were again held score less, while North Carolina's Tarheels were also busy shaping a goose egg in the melee last Saturday afternoon it Chapel Hill, which ended in a. 0-0 tie. Both Varsities, each trying to come out of a sirmp, made desperate efforts to put over a counter but in vain as Jupiter Pluvius barred the gateways to both scoring zones. They held each other and turned back all scoring threats but both lacked the touchdown punch. The wet pigskin cat.sed backs to slip down, balls to he fumbled ad(l passes to go in every direction but the one in tended. Before the game had hardly gotten under way. North Carolina had benle fitted by a fumble which gave the Tar- I heels the ball on the Hirds' 34-yard line. Carolina sufferted two penalties, Jackson of the Tarheels gained 10 yards in two 'plays and th'ngs began to look tough for the Gamecocks; but, at this point \\'liams recovered a fumble and Boineau punted out of dsnger. The North Carolina receiver let the ball gez ott of his grasp and Guarino fell on it. Another punt by loineau put the ball well in 'T'arheelia. Wimberly, who as usual was a big factor in South Carolina's play, ran back the second half kickoff 84 yards and looked for a time as if he had gotten away. The l'almetto supporters got their sersation as he sped on, weil assist ed by interferers, and the Tarheel fans got the'rs when Farris, who came from goodness-knows-where, downed him on the 12-yard line. An unfortunate pen alty set back the lird chance. and an interceptedi pass ruined it. The opport"tunity j:ist mentioned was South Cart 1 len's second time on the 12-yard line. o the previots quarter exchange, <1 mts ga ve the Ilrds ae advantage. and with the bail on Nrth Caroliia's 314yard line, Carl isle Ileal I p)assced the ball to Iloineaui for tenl. Then camne a plenalty of live against the Tarheel s.i :md thiiis, plts a ginm 'y WVim berly put the ball oni the dlozen ma 1Here the (necocks fumbled and Sapp of North Carol na recoveredl. 'he 'Tarheels lo st a g'ood chance to score in the very last stages of the last period. Jackson ii.tercep)tedl a Game cock p)ass and( ran 21 yards. Then North Carolina pbassed and the officials ruled that Sou4th Carolina irterferred with the receiver. Tlhis gave the bail to the Tarhleels oil the 27-yard l'ne. A pass plut tihe ball withl ini two yards of first down and again throughl the line took it to the 15-yard marker, Shan:l initerceptedl a pass on the next p)lay and savedl the day for Carolina. With lit tfle time left, South Carolina tried tIle line and the game was over.. B3oineau, W:mblerly, Gressette, Shand a,nd WHiliamls stood ouit as bright lights in tihe battle (of the Carolinas. Hoineau showved that lie could punt a wet and dlry football alike and Wimberly camne thlrouigh withl the oid spr uts. as ilhi s trate:l at thle lx'gimi: ing of tIle third quarter. Gressette, Shand aind 'ViiIiamis smearedI (one Tlarheel a fter fooither aind blasted the hlopes (If mfanly ani ambitiou, North Carolina back. N.C S. C. Sapp...................R gr The Fog THE OLD JINX, a half dozen hoo doos, and some of that O'Konzo stuff still keeps the Gamecocks from crossing the enemy's goal -line. SOM F OF 'IIESE days we're gonna fool 'cm and make 'bout 50 points in one quarter and how. Thanks, we're interested to knbw ourselve,. ONE CONSOLATION -as long a; we can tie 'em we wont "hafta" walk off the field with the little end of a big score. ''H E NORTH CAROLINA lame hook ed on a few crutches and hopped out on the field last Saturday. TIhesc chiropractors are a helluva fast se of workers--but "old alibi" is th, most reliable physician of 'em all Consequently, N. C. didn't suspect the possibility of their earning a tic. DESPITE 'lHr, "zero hour" evacua tix)n of hospital beds, the Tarcels were not able to ward off the re peated threats of the Gamecock. who played consistently in the op ponents' territory. WIM H'.RLY S E E M S competent enough to gallop 90 yards with th. ball to the opponents' 4-yard live wonder why lie's not given a chanc to add the necessary yardage fot Koenig...........T1'........... W oli-, Farris...........l.lG ........ William. Schwartz ..........C .......... J. Bead fskew%....................... Guar'ro I losvard.......... RT'........... Shand I olt.............RE........... G-iffin \Vysick.......... .1 .......... Cooper acks(n.......... ,1-I ....... W imberly Mau. ............R H ............ Zobel Spaul'ing--. .... F3.......... C. lHeail Score by periods: North Carolina ............0 0 00 01 Somith Carolina ............0 0 (H) 0 Substbittituions: Carolina. Carlisle Beald for Zob,el. Derrick for Williams, Gra ham for Wofe, Stoddard or Rogers, loyner for Cooper, Edeus for Joyner ad Gressette for Griffin. Officials: Referee, Black (Davidson); umpire, esslin: (Cincinnati) ; headlinesman. L.eby (Gergia Tech); field jud.ge, 1ric (Auburn.) Now P Another Great "THE AIR ALL NEX' AL JO "The Sing It's 100 Times Bett< Singer" and it come Vitar,] Home of Pre mount I Picture By Foggy May a counter. Looks like some more over-ripe politics. THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER, in comments prior to the battle of the Carolinas, was about as much of .i "sphinx" as Hughes was in the elec tion of 1916. HARRY WOLFE was to the North Carolina backs just what his namt indicates--and that means nothiny short of poison. The Charlestor, lad is playing his greatest year and gets better with every game. WE LEARN THAT Justus, Clemson'. blond blunder, is about to be men tioned for "all Calhoon County half back" since the game with "O1' Miss." Looks like a trip to the Rose Bowl. THE FURMAN HORNETS, who have defeated Carolina five consecutivc years and robbed Gamecocks of two heart-rending title games, will h visitors in the city next Saturday Shall we give them a warm recep tion-yes, make it hot as hell. TH l GREAT HURRICANE will leave the field a "sighing zepher" when the Gamecock's crow will have echoed louder than the whisper oi Firma's "gentle breeze." 'l'll' HORNETS WILL resemble drones when the Gamecocks get through picking stings out of the worthless bees. COACI LAVAL, for the first time at a football game, will view his "once great" proteges from the opposing hench when the teams line up on opposile sides of the field next Sat urday. OUR FULL STRENGTH should be on t.,c field in this game and;Ano doubt, will shake off the jinx and "get goirg." Here's hoping the Game rocks return to the form shown in the Maryland game. S''U)lEN'l'S AN) ALUMNI be ott to support the team Saturday. Re member IFurman's past victories, am:1 come to Meiton Field in a re vengeful sp'rit. He on hand to yell yoir head ofT. "We must win. we've gotta win and we're gonna Win." laying Epic of the Air CIRCUS" T WEEK LSON ing Fool" :r Than the "Jazz s to You Over the -ione Pubh ix Fencing Team Meets Charleston' Club Engage With Citadel and Col lege of Charleston in City By-The-Sea According to the tentative schedtle of the fencing team, the Citadel and the College of Charleston will be met in Charleston, after which the two teams will come to the local fieldhouse for re turn engagements with the Gamecocks. The Carolina freshmen will probably meet the Swampfox Cltb of Marion in Marion in the near future. No dates have been announced. The fencers are being coached by Wil liam R. Reese, Southern inter-collegiate champion for the past two years. With the except on of Reese, no members of last year's team are back 'in school. Shoes Mark the OUR DELUX AND IDEAL THE MARK OF DISTINCT: PRI, $4.00 E MARION MILLER, C MERIT S 1531 M) Tuxi $25 Hope-Dl JOE HIOTT. Canfpu However, there are quite a few men out who have had considerable experience at this game.. L. L. Foster, captain of the 1926 freshman team, is one of the most promising candidates. He is ex pected to make a good bid for the con ference championship. Green, captain of last year's freshman team, Cardwell R'ley, Haltiwanger, and Yates, are also showing up well. Amoc,g the freshmen, Broughton seems to be the ortstanding candidate, oggeshall and Nettles are also expect ed to make strong bids for a place on the team. The Alpha Epsilon Delta Pre-Medi cal fraternity invites all the male pre melical students to attend a meeting which is to he held in the physics lecture room, Sloan college, Thursday Nivembtr, 21 at eight p. m. Carolina Man! LINE WIl;E GIVE YOU [ON AND WELL DRESSED 2ED Lnd. $6.85 ampus Representative HOE CO. IN ST. does .00 SHIRTS, TIES, COLLARS >FOR FORMAL WEAR Dancing Pumnps $6.50 s Representative