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Freeman Husky Birds Boxing Candidates To Report Next Monday All candidates for the boxing team should report to the gym on Monday, October 29 at 4:30 p. m., according to Coach Demars. Demars is anxious to get all weights as soon as possible 1329 Main Street BE GOES W SPORT SWEATERS ANGORA?BRUSHED ZIPPER?PULL OVE: CREW NECK ALL COLOR! BEI MEN'S r : % 0 V r . v .. J- ^ See GEORGE RAFT I II ' Paul Gaffney Deter and begin conditioning work. The team was hard hit by graduation last year and Dcmars is anxious to get as many men as possible. He stated that he expects about 100 men to come out for the team this year. Dartmouth is the most expensive college in the United States. STOP IN AT BUCK'S BRASS RAIL inks?Lunches?Cigaretts Phone 6823 LK ITH YOU big gatql '-WOOL ^^.95 S?ALL SIZES ^K'S STORE agtoM fWm %T3B in "LIMEHOUSE NIGHTS." hi* forthcomi Dean Fowble mined Biddie Victory Would Carolina's Biddies and Clerason's i Cubs step on Melton Field this after- ' noon almost as evenly matched as the record of their twelve annual clashes. Since 1922 when the yearlings of both schools met for the first time the count has been nearly even, Carolina having five wins to her credit and Clemson six. Last year the first-year men batTOAL'S STUDIO 1435 Main Street Columbia, S. C. ?WHEN Y01 STEIN-KING Bl You Are Assured Of The High Possible To Make?Because? STEIN KING IS ] OLDEST BREWEI ?DEMAND THE BEST F "It Ain't No i MAE W IN "BELLE OF TH The Girl with the H Who Makes Ever starts friday I jr< 1 til P<4 M C o., I nc. I *i? Hi rl 111 pib 11 <? Hi : ng Paramount Picture < M ' si, Roy Stroud To Mc Today \ Tie All Games ~ tied to the first scoreless tie in the history of their meetings. The record of freshman games since 1921 follows: 1922 Carolina 7 Clemson 3 1923 Carolina 34 Clemson 0 1924 Carolina 0 Clemson 12 1925 Carolina 13 Clemson 6 1926 Carolina 6 Clemson 8 1927 Carolina 6 Clemson 12 1928 Carolina 0 Clemson 2 1929 Carolina 0 Clemson 3 1930 Carolina 26 Clemson 7 1931 Carolina 17 Clemson 0 1932 Carolina 0 Clemson 6 1933 Carolina 0 Clemson 0 1934 Carolina ? Clemson ? U DRINK? iERAND ALE i est Quality Drink That It Is MADE BY THE IY IN AMERICA " T r ROM YOUR DEALER? S w ? c __ H J n Sin" To See I fEST s c o V IE NINETIES" ? 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L 1!) 17 tillwell, E 1 19 lark, A 17 lark, D 22 IE Mtliams 21 16 Insav 10 13 rofllt 38 IE laffey 14 lt CENTERS Hen & 1C urray 37 i-j HALFBACKS yon 24 14 i'ley 11 IS #bor 20 IS ?"t rrr. 39 13 arrott 35. 14 FULLBACKS arrill 3 U i 11 muii 16 14 QUARTERBACKS uerard 7 17 own 40 IE Manager?Joab Howling, Greenwood. Assistant*;?C. W. Hutto, Harleyville, and Bill lcliolson, Greenwood. Coach?A. W. (Rook) Norman. LAUNDRY To Students AT THE CANTEEN BY ACH DAY Telephone 4954 OTHES SHOPS j tE? I E PREDOMINATE * " We Pride 10 $17(50 Ourselves' <i in the PIT < 'vercoats of our * Clothes < ===================?======^=?-? < ! <; OTHES SHOPS |i <: Columbia, S. 0. <; < j Mowomr *?, xgo* Bob Johnaon iV~Fly - 1 New Stadium Scene Of Tilt Fray Starts At Noon Dope Bucket Pull Of Holes Regarding 1934 Annual Pair Classic (CONTINUED FROM PAQB ON*) Typical coachcs, Laval and Neely offer no satisfaction in their statements regarding the game. "The more I think of this game, the weaker I get," says the Clemson mentor. "It will be 60 minutes of good football," returns Laval. Both teams will be at their best for the season thus far. Neither has any injured players to dampen their spirits when they march out on the 0 field tomorrow. The Birds have three victories to e their credit this season as compared ' to Clemson's one. Carolina has lost one while Clemson has lost three. A big feature of the game is expected in the running and punting of Mauney and his opponent Hinson. The local line is out to stop Hinson while t. the Tiger wall is equally determined ^ to squelch Mauney. The Bengal boys went through their ?i last scrimmage Saturday and were to [? arrive in town today. The local team worked behind closcd gates this week ro and tapers off this afternoon with sig|? nal running and other light practice, jjj The same lineup that opened against 5 Citadel last Thursday will probably lo start against Clemson tomorrow while it is reported that the visiting squad j' has been drastically rearranged. ? ?: ?? \ 5 Different Predictions Voiced In Bird Camp 15 _ ?'6 A difference of opinion exists in 5 the Gamecock camp regarding the i0 outcome of the thirty-second an- ' 15 nual Carolina-Clcmson tilt tomor15 row afternoon. 10 W. L. Laval, head coach: It will be 60 minutes of good football. The 1 boys are all in good condition. Both '4 teams will be fighting hard. y Curran Hughey, line coach: We don't conccdc them a thing. Tom Craig, captain I predict a Carolina victory by ont; or two touchdowns. A. T. Brown, student body president and varsity football back: We are going to win the garnet -J WE DON'T RUN A NUDIST CAMP! 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