The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 12, 1934, Page Page Six, Image 6
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First Tilt
Both Squads
Presbyterian Out To Erase Last
Year's 7-6 Defeat; Biddies
Have Heavy Team
Carolina's ltKU yearling gridsters
trot on to Melton Field at :ithis
afternoon to pit their untried strength
in their first game of the season
against the Presbyterian College
Bahy Hose.
Coach A. W. "Rock" Norman has
two teams from which he plans to
pick a startling line-up. At left end 1
he will have Clark or Lily. Hramlett
or Dunaway will he the choice for left
tackle. The toss lies between Tobias
and Marling at lift guard. Allen and q
Murray are battling for the pivot position.
Johnson or Pilatti will go in
as right guard. A. Johnson or Tidwell
will start at right tackle. \V. Craig
or Williams will take care of the right (f
terminal position. 0,
In the baekfield the pilot choice at 1.
quarter lies between Gerard, Brown, St
and Lyon. Spigner or K. Still well will of
run from the half position. L. Craig A
or Fulmer will get the call for left fir
half and Tabor will vie with Harrill an
for right half. w
Skull practice consumed a rainy afternoon
session last Wednesday and a
yesterday the boys tapered off with a <ir
light work-out. leaving them primed Jc
and right for today's fray. The first g<
year squad this season is fairly hefty c<i
and has shown plenty of power and af
drive in recent scrimmages. <|i
Old Columbia High faces to be
seen on the Freshman team are Mur- Ct'
ray, Dunaway. and Fulmer. Gerard, ai1
Tobias, and Spigner are other local t'1
lads who have a chance to go in at ?"
the starting whistle tomorrow. Two cr
brothers of T. J. Craig. Gamecock
captain, W. Craig and L. Craig, may
get a crack at the 1'. C. yearlings. 1,1
Though little dope has been forth'coming
on the Presbyterian outfit, it ' '
is understood that they will have a :u'
game and scrapping team and that s,(
the light on Melton Field will lie a
real one. Last year the Blue lloselets ,01
lost a bitterly contested tilt by the
slender margin of 7-t>. '
Gym Team ^
Faces Panza
Word has been received by letter
from Panza College that they will meet sk
the I'niversity gym team on a date
to be set later, according to Jack
Crawford. The team has a good j)C
chance of securing meets with Army, jH.
Navy, Princeton. Temple, and the .,,,
I Diversity of Florida, Mr. Crawford (j:,
said. Also hopes to secure at least t)f|
one large meet to be held in Colum- (jj(
hia, and is going to do everything
he can to get either the Army or cj
Navv down here.
till
Although comparatively young, the of
Gamecock team has made much prog- sr,i
ress, and made a creditable showing
on the trip North last year. The
team will make the Northern trip this
year, and with the Amato, brothers
and Joe Belott as a nucleus and with a
lot of new material out, they hope to fOI
do even better than last year. pl;
When asked what he thought the do
team's chances were, Mr. Crawford thi
said that while they may not be the ga
best in the world, the team was going an
to be good enough for the "Big Ones"
to really enjoy beating them. *
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Who They Play
Tomorrow
Carolina v. N. C. State at Raleig
N. C.
Clemson v. Kentucky at Lcxingtt
Ky.
Furman v. Wake Forest at Fit
ence, S. C.
Citadel v. George Washington
Washington, 1). C.
\\ oftord v. South Georgia Sta
I eachers College at Spartanhu
v. m. o.
Fowls Down
V.M.I. 22-i
adets Lone Marker Scored
McMillin On Spectacular
Return Of Punt
Carolina slid and slithered to a 2
iumph, their first Southern Conl
ice victory of the season, over V.
in-the newly dedicated Munici
adium before a rain-soaked cro
10,000 last Saturday afterno
steady drizzle of rain during i
st half soaked spectators, playc
id the field making the game repl
itli fumbles, spills and thrills.
Mob Johnson, Carolina end, bloc!
V. M. I. punt in the middle of l
st quarter which was picked up
ihn Rowland and galloped over t
>al line for the first counter. Yoi
inverted the extra point. Shor
ter the beginning of the secc
larter. "Mo" McMillin, fast trav
ig quarterback of the cadets,
ived one of Mauney's soaring pin
id rollicked fifty-six yards tliron
e entire Mird team for the visit*
ily score of the afternoon, and I
owd's biggest thrill.
Heads up play converted \'. M.
niblcs into Carolina gains duri
e second half, and a hazardous at
.me piled up the score against I
ying Squadron. Two point? w<
iled when the visiting quar
?pped into the end zone to punt,
t later Mauney whipped an II y?i
rward pass to Rowland to put t
II on the V. M. 1. three yard li
iter line plays failed to score, Ro
id caught the second pass of t
nie to put the score at I<>-<>. M;
y s point after touchdown ran i
rd total to l(?. The final Gamecc
Ily came after the third complet
ss of the game, Mauney to Rowlai
it the ball on the four yard line a
hack" McCrady plunged the p
in over.
Little comparison of strength a
wer of the opposing team coi
made, due to a wet field and si
ry ball. Carolina's adroit ariel gai
der the worst possible passing cc
ions gave promise of good air-w
ensives in ' the coming Confcrcn
Is. but little could be said for t
wer plays. V. M. I. presented
an playing, hard charging aggrcg
n and one of the best exhibitio
collegiate football viewed here
me time.
[an Over Goal Post
First Bird-State Gair
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You have probably heard of t
mer practice of tossing one of t
lyers over the goal post for a tout
wn but you probably didn't kn<
lit very thing happened in the fi
me ever played between Caroli
<1 X. C. State.
It was back in HlO.'l when State w
own as North Carolina A. and
d when both teams were recogniz
the South's strongcM.
Carolina had the ball. It was I;
wn with the goal line only a f<
t away. The Mirds huddled a
aimed position. The ball v\
apped. So was "Rut" McGliee; ii
c air; and over the goal post,
d M. made good their extra po
win the game as Carolina failed
ike theirs.
IT* H. C.
Last June the University of Kam
mporia) graduated five women vv
d finished courses in Medicine.
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Two Big Cart
^ FRED CRAFT.
By Fred Craft and Wilbur Clary, are expe
night. Craft has been put at left end,
Clary goes in action for the first tirr
Erskine tilt. "
2-0
[or- ?
w,i Cooping Ti
Oil.
i lie Wi1
ete -HOWARD,
Trouble I
tC><' Miss Fortune lias been playing- rat
ypa,*i the result is very nudes
the 'n 11,1 *'i*rly season serinnna^
ice ciently as yet to don his grid togs,
tl.v in track trunks and will make the
lU(' probably not enter the game.
clre
Alternate Captain Huskey 1
'its tilt but is expected to see actio
gh bur Clary, who was hurt in the
ars , .
j , back position.
Not contented with hampering
l- visited Pat Tobias with a broken
.jcj the nmst promising t'reslunan loo
tlu, will not be disappointed with him
L*re a probability of him doing lime at
tor
A John Epp
It was with a great deal of ]
Epps saw him trot out on the
NV- a prolonged absence of nearly j
he mid-season last year and for
??- wondering whether or not he
hj_ another football game. Thrpu
same smiling, good natured J<
id, _
n(1 Smatte:
Science is a wonderful thing. On
side the field during the Hrskiuc sei
n<l play by play was listening to the i
,ld bound voice of .lack of All Trades
play description of the game ... A
,n_ follow suit. Anyway the Erskine S
ay cups, and then last Saturday the
ce drinking cups while V. M. I. men li;
be were },j| W(>t }ll |}|sl Saturday's gan
outdid themselves in the cheeriii"' j
ns min W ith the \ arsity team o
in series over, and all the yacht races
more and more in the Freshman gaii
The Craig Ft
ie There must be something in tl
olina that naturally breeds ou
tives of that section think no mc
11 tramps than the average city c
blocks. The fact is evident in
Craig boys now at Carolina.
All of you know of the feats
track, and basketball court,
brothers, Larry and Wallace, on
'as Larry is five feet ten inches
while Wallace is six feet one an
t"" half-back and Wallace held an
Academy prep school squad.
As a toughner, Wallace spen
vw this summer, and while there v
the hurdles, discuss, high jump
so you see he will have a sharp
plays of the Presbyterian Hosel
i?, Larry spent his time this sumi
to with brother Tom, and anyone k
exactly a lazy man's work. Ii
Pickens, Six Mile, Central, ai
>as walked off with first place in t
ho pole vault. He took second pla
Thar's athletes in them thar j
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itate Ir
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)lina Threats
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WILBURN CLARY.
cted to supply plenty action tomorrow
, after some time on the bench, while
le since he was injured in the initial
he Rooster
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n Camp
her roughly with Carolina athletes
;inil>lo. Allie MeDougall was hire
and has not recuperated sufTille
has been limbering up lately
trip to Raleigh tomorrow but will
was injured in the V. M. I.
n tomorrow night. Also WilErskine
fray, will resume his
the varsity, Madame Had'Luck
wrist recently. Tobias is one of
tball candidates and eager fans
once Ins injury heals. There is
left guard this afternoon.
is Back
pleasure that friends of John
gridiron last Saturday after
i year. John was stricken in
weeks lay in the infirmary
would ever be able to play
ghout his illness he was the
)hn that you see every day.
rings
e football fan drove his car alongrap
and while watching the game
golden-tinted, silver-toned, brass.
Doug Sturkie giving a play by
Iavbe the football manager can't
ieceders 1/ad little paper drinking
Carolina squad had little paper
id milk bottles . . . Even the drys
le . . . University students almost
section last Saturday despite the
11 the road this week, the world
won, interest is being manifested
ne this afternoon.
imily
lose hills of upper South Cartstanding
athletes. The na>re
of starting off on ten mile
Iweller does of walking two
the accomplishments of the
} of Tom Craig on gridiron,
At present he has two kid
the Freshman football roster.
tall and weighs 185 pounds
d weighs 175. Larry played
end position on the Six Mile
t six weeks in a 0. M. T. C.
/on medals for excellence in
, and even rifle competition,
> pair of eyes trained on the
ets this afternoon.
mer doing farm chores, along
nows that farm chores aren't
i high school track meet, of
rid Easley last year, Larry
he shot-put, high jump, and
Lee in the 100 yard dash.
hills.
i Night
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(New Lin
Face
The Carolina Gamecocks left'
last year's undefeated Souther
"Hunk" Anderson's North Gar<
at Raleigh. Laval has revamp<
turn of several of the regulars ]
Meet Citadel
Next Week
Game Features Large Scale Fa
Festivities At Orangeburg
Thursday
The annual fracus between the Car
lina Gamecocks and the Citadel Bu
dogs will get under way at noon nc
Thursday, coining as a climax to tl
Orangeburg County fair.
Carolina students will be admitt<
to the fair grounds and to the gan
upon presentation of their athlet
books.
As has been the custom for the pa
few years, the student bodies of boi
institutions will be served lunch fr<
of charge.
The stands at the fair grounds ha>
been remodeled and everything pi
in readiness for tlje battle.
Last year Carolina downed the Bui
dogs 12 to (}, as Karl Clary ran throng
the cadets for both counters.
This year, under the leadership <
Captain Billy Synies, the cadets wi
attempt to break the string of Cart
lina victories. However, the well-ba
anced Gamecock machine is high I
favored to overwhelm the liulldog
Flans for the celebrations after tli
game are being handled by th
Orangeburg .Chamber of Commert
and from advance reports they ha\
shown that they intend to leave 11
stone unturned in their efforts to mak
the occasion a successful one.
There will be a sponsors' ball froi
'.?:;!() to 1:30 Wednesday night precet
ing the game and the annual Carolina
Citadel dance Thursdays afternoo
from -1:00 to 7:.'l0 in the Orangebur
High School gymnasium. The Game
cock Orchestra will furnish the nui
sic.
hollowing is an extract from a let
ter from Frances Berry, secretary t
the Orangeburg Chamber of Com
nierce:
"The City of Orangeburg and th
Orangeburg County hair have invite*
the faculty atid student body of th
University and the officers and cade
corps of the Citadel to be their guest
on Thursday, October tsth. Accep
tanccs from both President Baker o
the University and General Sunmieral
of the Citadel, have been received.
"Fair tickets and football ticket
I have been mailed to the faculties o
both institutions. The University stu
dents will be admitted to the fai
grounds and to the football game oi
their athletic tickets. Immediately
after the game a lunch will be servct
to the faculties and students from ;
lunch booth in the rear of the rac<
track grandstand.
"A number of distinguished guest:
have been invited and acceptance:
from Governor Blackwood, and lion
Olin I). Johnston, Governor-elect havi
been received. We also expect to hav<
with us, Hon. J. E. Harley, Lieutcnan
Governor-elcct and Hon. James F
Byrnes, United States Senator.
Sandwiches and Drinks
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October 12. 1934
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To day
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Wolfpack
this morning by train to defend their
n Conference record against Coach
>lina State Wolfpack in a night game
)d the Bird line-up and with the replans
to take the Tarheels for a ride.
?+ Captain T. J. Craig has been shifted
back to his old position of left tackle,
Paul Gaffncy will be in at right guard
and I^red Craft is taking Bob John?
son's place at left end. Wilbur Clary,
hurt in the Erskine game, will prob^
ably see service in the game tomorrow.
Allie McDougall, injured in preseason
practice, is expected to make
the trip, though whether he will play
^ or not is doubtful.
"Hunk" Anderson, former Notre
Dame mentor, will be malting his Itlext
but as a Southern Conference coach
lie and hopes for a victory over one of
last year's best. The Wolfpack lost a
;(j close one-point decision to Wake Vor1C
est in the scasoncrs opener.
ic Two light scrimmages were held
1 ucsday in which the Gamecocks
st worked against N. C. State and Citadel
plays. Wednesday the Birds had
L,e a signal practice in the gym. With
the exception of Freeman Huskey
who was hurt in the V. M. I. game
last Saturday the whole squad is in
fine fettle for tomorrow's fray.
This is the first night game of the
'* season for the Gamecocks. Last season
they met Temple and L. S. U.
in floodlight tilts.
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!' Swordsmen
\ Begin Work
The University fencing team is niak- u
c ing a bold effort to gain a higher place I
c among the athletic activities of the i
'c school. Several changes have been
? made since last year. At present the
0 varsity is: C. V. Boykin, who fenced
for College of Charleston last year; I
11 T. T. Moore, Carolina; E. Masters,
Carolina; I). R. Stevenson, College
l" of Charleston; and C. Z. Herman, |
11 present coach and instructor at Caro- I
^ lina. Members of the freshman team
are J. Ness, M. Cohen, J. Browning,
S. Wheeling, W. Ney, G. Rogal. and 1
S. Slesinger.
Carolina contemplates meets with f
the following schools: Georgia Tech,
Rollins, College of Charleston, V.
M. I.. University of North Carolina,
c and will also, participate in the South- t
" crn Conference meet at William and
e Mary.
1 Carolina is very fortunate in hav- i
s ing an instructor well up 011 the art j
j of "thrusting" and "parrying". Besides
the distinction which he gained
last year in defeating single-handedly
the entire College of Charleston fresh*
man team, including the coach, he has
* a past record of repute. He was State
High School Champion of New Jerr
sey and took third place in the Na1
tional Interscholastic Meet of HU2.
Besides coaching the team, lie is giv'
ing free lessons which may count as j
* gym credit. These are held at five
" o'clock Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Berman is more than willing to j
s instruct anyone who is interested.
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