Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Birds T L. S. I - Clary Makes 1 Lone Score f Birds Lose Early Lead w Mickal Stars For Tigers In Last Half; Birds Play Third Game In Ten Days Playing excellent football for the ^ first half, Carolina overtook Louisiana State's three point lead and held it 'til the intermission, but an aroused Tiger came out on the field to begin the third 11 quarter, and when it was all over the * Roosters had only 7 points to contrast Ul with 30 for I,. S. U. The Gamecocks fought hard to hold r< their lead but the strain of three games 111 in ten days left the men in no shape to cope with L. S. U.'s powerful offense, 01 awakened to its peak for the first time Ul this year. The Pelican Staters remembered A their fierce battle with Carolina last B year and showed their fear this year 15 by kicking a field goal on their first M scoring opportunity. Holding the C oval on the Bird 9 yard line and with N only two yards to go for a first and M ten, Mickal dropped back and booted F a goal. " Undaunted by these three points the Gamecocks came back in the second period to rush the Tigers off their feet tli and push over a touchdown and the le extra point. V\ Wolf and Clary did most of the gc work in taking the pigskin down to di rate CENTRALD DRUGS 1204 Main "THE REXALL =ii T~^ J YOU'LL be taking all the I hurdles in high, once you < switch to that natural energymaker, Shredded Wheat. I Shredded Wheat is 100% I whole wheat, with nothing e added, nothing taken away. It a brings you all the energy- ^ makers?the essential proteins, f minerals, carbohydrates, vita- c SUor ^ When you tee Nia Kara Falls on J Shredded Wheat. THE VITALLY DIF SHREDDED A product of NATIONAL BISCUIT iv; . V \ ? .J.:?: , l la??3SSSSS Battle k ) T. Over\ DeMars Needs Additional Men )nly 18 Men Out Now littmen Settle Down In Earnest To Gain Births In The Various Weights More candidates arc needed for the oxing team. Only 18 men have thus ir reported for practice. With only 18 men out for practice, le boxing squad began work in earest Monday. Some of the men arc on ic football team and will not report ntil the football season is over. As the boxing squad gets down to :al work there is a great need of lore candidates. There is a great need of more men t the boxing squad, as practice gets iderway. The following men have reported: ndrew Hill, 127; Burrhead, 124, ryan Walton, 125; Bill Humphlett, ?3; Captain "Kid" Rivers, 146; John 'yers, 123; E. B. Myers, 140; David hilds, 182; Earnest Jones, 143; Jack athans, 155; Nat Hcywood, 124; R. [. Brown, 190; J. B. Fennell, 161; ernandez, 160; G. A. Camp, 142; A1 risscy, 150; J. M. Carncs, 128; T. D. iers, 138. TJ. I. O. cir opponents 26. A pass to Craig ft only 12 yards and on first try 'olf used up 8 of these. Earl Clary )t two and Yoncc 1. Then Clary ved over to put the Lavaliers out in i RUG CO. ?/lELN Street NIGHT STORE" Here's iergy r you! I 1 nins?and the bran, found in 1 >ne cereal grain, whole wheat. Find out for yourself that a ] jowlful of these crisp-baked >iscuits is a bowlful of natural 5 ;nergy. Order Shredded Wheat it your favorite eating place. ifou won't be kept waiting, or Shredded Wheat is ready rooked, ready to eat. Use plenty of milk or cream, and top with your favorite fruit. Keep up the good habit for at least ten days, and see how much better you (and your pocketbook) feel. FERENT FOOD WHEAT COMPANY "Unttda Bak?riN \ . , ' 1 1,1 11 ? N. C k " . whelms The GafJ \ I 1BHK': HIHk^ HrSHRGSI^ Earl Clary, who has scored thirty i him second place in conference scoring Pullet Feathers By Amelia DesChamps Recently there has been some talk going 'round on our campus about college spirit. Some people say it is good, others that it is awful, and still others say nothing. .I'm beginning to believe that we don't really know what s meant by college spirit. As I Understand it, it is the feeling of good will that a student has toward his collegc, ind a desire to make his college the best by co-operation. The trouble with most of us is that tve are more than willing for our colege to be popular but we are too lazy to do a little work to make it so. Let's get busy, girls and see if we :an t improve this collegc spirit of t>urs. We can if we really want to. Are you going to be a poor sport or ire you going to help put U. S. C. pn lie map for its good college spirit? 1 he tennis season is here. Have you signed up in the gym for the fames? It's not too late! The college leeds your support. Can we have tenlis tournaments unless, there are girls who are willing to participate? You :lon't have to play the best game. If you are a good sport you can lose and ike it. Don't let a little failure get you down. If you fail, then try again. And if you win you deserve rightful praise 1 tJ. fl. o. front. The second quarter saw the Roosters roll up 8 first downs, all but two of their total for the game. But Louisiana got together during the half and came out on the field like a whirlwind. Only a few minutes had passed when Mickal slipped loose and ripped off <15 yards to the goal. Shortly afterward he went around end for 30 yards to Carolina's 20, and then added 12 more. Featheree added another touchdown on a spinner. Even this did not satisfy the greedy Tiger and in the same period Yates swept through for 35 yards and a touchdown to make the count 23-7. And in the final quarter it was Yates again who tore around end for the final score, putting L. S. U.'s total up to 30, the biggest opponent mark since the Georgia Tech game of 1930. Clary's touchdown was his fifth in the last three games and kept him in I I Stat i Gamec ney Ghost ^Si ggggM I i i ^ ' - ^ j rnj 1 joints in the last three games to give f with 42 points. Biddies Training For Furman Go An important game with the Little Wind only one week off finds the Biddies practicing hard but handicapped by the necessity for some of them to practice with the Varsity third stringers in scrimmages against the first team. Coach Norman has been stressing passing and punting above other things during the lapse of four weeks between games. > Furman's freshman have one of the most powerful teams ever assembled in this state and plan to make it hot for the biddies on the afternoon of November 17. The Little Wind has defeated several opponents decisively this season, among them the University of Georgia Bullpups by a margin of two touchdowns and a field goal. With the varsity battle scheduled for the next day the Furman rats will try to give their school a good start and they are favored to do just that, (So were the rats from P. C. and Clemson for that matter). Most of the Carolina freshmen have gained weight and will present a somewhat heavier line-up than previously. N. C. State Game At Melton Field The two remaining varsity football games to be played in Columbia will be divided between the fair ground bowl and Melton field, according to Dr. R. K. Foster, director of student activities. The North Carolina State game tomorrow will be played on Melton field. FY>r the Furman game, however, interest is already so high that it is certain that ft will be necessary to play it at the fair grounds. second place among Southern Conference high-scorers, and enabled him to hold his lead in the state. Wolf and Clary both played excellent games, both offensively and defensively. The Carolina line played inspired ball the first half but were unable to maintain the fast pace. The Gamecocks led in passing, gaining 81 yards on seven completed tosses v \ A np e lorn t * * ocks9 3 ( , t? Sports Chaff BY EDWARD CHAFFIN i Boxing Schedule Started as a minor sports at the Uni- . versity, boxing has increased in favor until now it is one of the biggest drawing cards of the entire sports program. Carolina has produced three Southern Conference individual champions, and ( has always made a good record in the conference tournament. , Boxing meets with well known teams invariably 1 draw a good crowd. 1 And yet year after year the boxing J schedule is limited to about three or four meets each season?two at home s and two ofF. It requires a great 1 amount of rigorous training to be a"ble r to go three rounds. There is small < incentive for a man to keep traihing i for several months only to fight four < fights. Then, too, this kind of sched- i ulc allows only one man to fight in each weight. f s Student interest certainly justifies a 1 more extensive schedule, and it seems > that the support given by the cash I customers would make it possible, f Although the schedule has not been I announced as yet, it is rumored that < several strong Southern Conference 1 teams will be met, giving the team a t chance to gain some recognition. > < Carolina Blessed With Ends Whatever can be said of the 1934 a edition of the Carolina football team, i it certainly can not be said that there r will be any lack of good ends. All ? five of the ends now playing: Tom t Craig, Henry Willard, John Epps, < I?red Craft, and John Rowland will be < eligible from last year. Coming up ? from the Biddies will be Johnson, ( whose playing against the Clcmson 1 Cubs, Coach Laval described as the best game of end he had ever seen c played on Melton field, and Overton, j Besides these, there is Dave Coble, t junior college star, who is ineligible to l compete this season. f f Earl Clary in Old Form It seems that Earl Clary was speak- ^ ing the truth when he told Buddy ( Morehead after the Clcmson game that ( he was going to play real football the s remainder of the season. In the last three games Clary has scored thirty ^ points, giving him a total of 42 points t for the season, and second place in the t Southern Conference scoring. Cox of t Duke University leads with 55 points. t Here's hoping Earl raises his total at t the expense of the Wolfpack tomorrow. ^ O. ?. o. , a against 5 tosses and 56 yards. L. S. U. held a good margin in yards from s rushing, 230 to G8. The count in first downs was 15 to 10 for Louisiana. Mickal was the leading ground gainer ( with 169 yards. < Carolina lost 75 yards on penalties ! whereas the Tigers were set back only < 10. Two opponents fumbles were re- j covered by each side. J < WELCOME STUDENTS! \ MAKE US YOUR STOPPING PLACE ! BRING YOUR DATES 1 LUNCHES?SODAS I CAROLINA SWEETS Opposite Carolina Theatre \ r??????????JUS = = Thos. Whitesidi University F See Thos. and he will tell yc measure clothes really are, he 1 show you the latest styles anc clothes?A look does not oblig appreciate your looking at our i See Thos. today! BOYD JO INDIVIDUALLY TAILORED No. 12 Arcad ' i" ===== torrow * * 9 To 7 Old Rivals r Battle Here / ' Bird's Title At Stake Wolf pack Brings Strong- Squad; Carolina In Fine Shape For Big- Game Laval's Gameco/cks,- undefeated in the Southern Conference, will meet, the North Carolina Wolfpack on Melton Field tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in the last game of the Bird's conference jchcdule. Only the strong Tarheel team .now itands in the way of the Birds coming through the conference loop with a jerfect record. Both teams were rated ^ :qual and among the top four early n the season but the Gamecocks hold i slight edge over "Clipper" Smith's nen at present. Laval has been giving his squad ome rough work after a slight rest folowing the long trip to Baton Rouge vherc they battled the Louisiana State :eam last week-end. Light workouts ollowed in shaping his squad for the leavy state backs. Thve men were put )n defense against "Clipper" Smith's :ype of plays. Much time was given o defense against return of punts vhich has proven to be profitable for >pposing teams this season. The Birds have something to guard tgainst in the heavy State team. Coach Smith can run in a quartet of ball careers averaging 104 pounds. Ray Rex, 500 pound ten second back, has been he mainstay in the Wolfpack back- , ield. He is one of the leading South?rn Conference backs. He will be natching his running ability against i Carolina's "Gaffney Ghost," one of the eading conference scorers. The Carolina squad is in fine physi- j :al condition despite their last three fames on the road against powerful cams. With the help of cold weather 1 >oth teams should be in crack shape | \ or the 30th anniversary of the first ootball game between the two schools. I The initial game between the Uni- I rcrsity of South Carolina and North | Carolina State, then known as North t Carolina A. and M., has an interesting n itory behind it. The Gamecocks after pushing down V' o the goal line and failing in the first j hree attemps at a touchdown placed wo husky men back of the line to oss 110 pound Rut McGee over for ' he count. Jn their eagerness to score he midget back was not only thrown >ver the goal line but also over the lorizontal bar of the goal post which ,t that time was on the goal line. 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