The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 04, 1935, Page Page Six, Image 6
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Intra-Mural
Plans Made
As has been the custom at Carolina
for the past several years, there will
be intra-mural athletic competit'on be- G
tween the tenements and the fraterni
ties, Jack Crawford, gym instructor an
nounced today. This year there will
be competition in basketball, track,
boxing, and possibly tag football. There ou
has been some objection against foot- Sc
ball games for boys who were not hi,
physically able to stand the strain of sc
tackle football. The danger of in
juries and the lack of proper equip- ta(
ment were important reasons for the pr
officials decision to discontinue tackle ye
football. Mr. Crawford stated that ut:
there would be tag football if the stu- be;
dents desired it. su:
Basketball games will start early
next after the varsity has completed on
its schedule. Track and boxing will Ca
start in the early spring. W
Individual medals will be awarded ofi
to the winners in the various sports, in1
and a loving cup will be given to the lin
winning team. er
There has been a great deal of -in- Dt
terest shown in intra-mural athletics to
since they were started. Several men tht
of varsity calibre have been discovered
in this way. cai
Curry Farnham, star back on this lin
year's varsity squad, was once a mcm- rai
ber of an intra-mural football team. do
The training received from these con- A
tests often aid the player in his at- ink
tempt to secure a place on the var- yai
s i t y. T h e s e intra-murals besides foi
creating a spirit of good natured
rivalry, offer an outlet for pentup feel- qu
ings of the students. to
The eligibility rules are the same as 9)
in former years. Students who cannot 20
follow these rules will not be eligible
to participate. Any student who has.
participated in a varsity or freshman
game at Carolina or any other college will
be ineligible. He may compete in any
sport in which he has not competed br
as a member of a varsity or freshman
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umecocks Unable To Cope Wit
Baffling Plays And Charging
Line Of Duke
Wallace Wade's Duke Blue Devil
t to avenge his former defeat l
uth Carolina's Gamecocks, crushed ti
ds 47 to 0 in a game which saw Dul<
>re almost at will.
Displaying timely blocking, viscot
:kling, the Devils rolled up an in
.ssive score. Carolina's defense w:
ry ragged except in the opening mit
!s of the game. It was only in tl
inning that the birds showed an
tained offense.
arolina kicked off and Parker's put
the second down was partially blocke<
rolina recovering on the 25 yard lini
ilburn Clary, spark plug of Carolina
ense, made 7 yards in two tries, plac
the ball on the 18 yard stripe. j
e play failing, Clary passed but Parl<
intercepted it and returned it t
ike's 20 yard stripe. The birds seeme
go to pieces after this and nevc
eatened Duke's goal-line again.
Early in the first quarter, Parke
-ried the ball to Carolina's 41 yar
e and on the next play Alexande
i the remaining distance for a touch
,vi and Ward added the extra poini
few plays later, Parker, the outstand
man in Duke's backfield, ran 4
ds for another touchdown. The tr
- the extra point failed.
Juke scored once more in the firs
trter as a result of a sustained driv
Carolina's 8 yard line. The extr;
nt was made, bringing the scor
to 0.
nt the second quarter, the scorini
chine tallied twice more, Parker scor
from Carolina's 40 and Smith carry
it over from the four yard linc
th tries for extra points failed. Thi
ught the score to 32 to 0.
.oming back in the second half, Duk
>ve to another touch-down and kicke<
extra point. Then the Blue Devil
cked Lyon's punt behind the goal lin
a safety, and Ilackney returne<
mlin's kick to Duke's 37 yard lin
another marker. This completed th
ring for the day with Duke leadinf
to 0.
in spite of the fact that as a whol
teamwork was ragged. several me
od out in the Gamecock lineup. \Vil
rn Clary, a cousin of the famoti
rl, gained fairly well. lie also stoppe
ny Duke plays.
ack Derrenbacher was another shir
light in the backfield. In the lii
finey andi Bramlctt were bulwark
strength. Carolina's fighting spir
-inst t.he heavier and larger uik
ni, kept uip the tradition which gav
rolina it's nicknanme, the Gamsiecock:
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Coach A. WV. Norman announce
edniesday that a cross-country teai
I1 be organlized this year if enoug
erest is shown and a sufficient nui:
r of b)oys turn out for fall practic<
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Voicing the feelings of the .str
Cauthen, sports eitor of the Cli
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a going to be an extremely unple
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Our Che
As stated in last week 's (ham
running wild this year. The (
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e backing Carolin
students should
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cheer leaders, D)
the Pep) meetings adtegm
chee ourgridlironl warriors, wh
This Fr
*With a line weighing over 2
185 pounds, Carolina 's fresh ma
state. Next year they will bolsi
sqjuad andl come out first or se
race. This team's junior year
only win the state but will also
Coniference title.. Their seni,
too far off b)ut in the dimn future
mirage of the Rose Bowl?
Baseball
If anybody has a right to fe
baseball nine, takes the cake.'
Munn who is back in school bu
enough. Then out of a clear s14
liamston has gone to Jacksonvil
this year. Then little Cocky lI
year, is playing professional bal
Meet 3
Every member of the stuideni
dlignified seniors are acquaint<
phlysical activities of the Uinive
hang their caps on the dloor kno
the gym. Upon presenting thiei
who takes them in charge and
strong healthy "lhe-men'' out
hats are onf to yo, Mr. Cr.nwfom
efore
ck Captain
lead the Gamecocks in the Carolina-N. C.
icipal stadium Saturday.
RTOPICS
By
KY WILLIAMS
Is Confident
mg yet untried Citadel eleven, Henry
irleston News and Courier, said, "The
nighty, mighty good. Mr. Bulldog is
sant animal.''
y is a dark picture you have painted
a statement that has been used time
)priate here, "Wait and See". I feel
football warriors of Clemson, Citadel
a not be taken lightly this year. Only
ering Section
'cock, the good, old1 Carolina spirit is
'olumbia Merchants' Association, the
rs Club and1( other organizations are
a this year as never before, and the
at least do0 their p)art in showing that
iatedl and honored their school. Thle
ink Gaines, Betty Horton, and George
ling an urgent app)eal to the student
ting Friday night and( sit in the cheer
ence of the Columbia College girls at
vill probably be a good1 drawing card1.
ill sit on the opposite side of the field
f another school can sit enmasse and
y can't we?
Bshma,n Team
30-pounds and a backfield averaging
n team will sweep everything in the
er' up the varsity
30n1d in the staet -
vill see them not__
cop the Souther n
r year--that is
do we see a hazy
And Pessimism
el blue, Carl Stamman, coach of the
Vith D)ana IIenderson gone, and John
ineligible to play, things looked bad
y, last year's star catcher', IIook Wil
le, Fla. and will not be back in school
lair who cleaned up the outfield last
1 and will be ''among those missing.''
Lck Crawford
body from the lowvly freshmen to the
3d with Jack Crawford, director of
rsity. When the green freshmen first
bs, they receive a message to report to
uiselves there, they meet Mr. Crawford
from weak human bodies, lhe mouilds
>f them. It is a noble work and our
Hddies
Predictions
Last week's predictions ran true to
form and we guessed correctly all the
outcomes except the Hampden-Sydney
and Virginia contest. The little school
of Hampden Sydney upset the heavy
favorite Cavaliers by the score of 12
to 7. Alabama was rudely upset when
Harvard tied theni 7 to 7. One tie,
one miss, and 13 correct guesses is
not bad in anybody's backyard. Flushed
with victory and success, we will try
our prognostications on this week's
games. Here goes.
Tulane-Auburn. These greenies look
pretty good to us. Georgia-Chatta
nooga. The powerful bulldog that
whipped Mercer and by a large score
should repeat this week.
Ga. Tech-Sewanee. Ga. Teach's fine
showing against P. C. gives them the
position as the favorite.
Tenn.-N. C. State is one of the
toughest games of the week but we
will string along with Tennessee.
Virginia-Davidson. Davidson even
after the defeat handed them by N. C.
State the past week.
Clemson-Wake Forest. A n o t h e r
tough one but Clemson's home-coming
day should be marked with success.
Alabama-George Washington. Even
after the tie game last week, Alabama
will come back strong. Watch out,
Ga. Wash.
Navy-Mercer. Mercer did not look
very impressive in their 31 to 0 loss to
Georgia.
Furman-P. C. Furman's smashing
victory over Piedmont looked good.
P. C.'s loss to Clemson was not
close. It will be the purple hurricane.
Citadel-Erskine. Although as yet un
tried, Citadel is our pick.
Wofford-Guiliford. Wofford looked
good against W. and L. The touch
downs against them were finally made
on passes.
Duke-Wash. and Lee. The heavy
team of W. and L. will not be able to
cope with the team Wallace Wade
sends on the field.
Mississippi-Southwestern. Ole Miss.
will be too strong.
N. C. State-Carolina. The Game
cocks will come back strong but State's
reserves are too strong.
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Boxing Team
Holds Meet
In order to limber up early and thus
get a start on competitors for positions
on the varsity, several of the subs on
last year's boxing team as well as a
few of last year's varsity came out
Wednesday afternoon for their first
workout of the present fistic season.
Brown, heavyweight for Carolina for
the- last two years, reportedl for prac
tice. James Ackerman, John WVoodrow,
and Dave Galloway, all aspiring for
varsity positions this year, were present.
Andy 1Hill, wvho madle a name for him
self, on the team of two years ago,
was supervising the boys and giving tips
here and there, incidlentally being shown
up by an inexperienced freshman of 115
poundls.
Much in the way of newv material is
expected to showv up at late practice
sessions. Rex Williams, who fought
several exhibition bouts last year, is
expected to go places for Carolina this
year as a light heavy. Others of in
tramural and freshman renowVn will
probably be out for the team.
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Lead Attack
Despite inconsistent playing at times,
the University of South Carolina's bid
dies opened their new gridiron season
with a smashing victory over the New
berry freshman team by the score of
28 to 0.. The game was played on Mel
ton Field and approximately 3,000 per
sons turned out to catch a glimpse of
the widely heralded Carolina freshman
team.
The most outstanding factor of the
game was the numerous penalties im
posed upon Carolina, chiefly for off
sides. Carolina was set-back ten times
for being off-sides and also received one
15 yard penalty, which gave them a
total loss of 65 yards in penalties. Most
of the penalties came during the first half
of the game but as the game lengthened,
the penalties became fewer. Only one
week of practice had been held by the
biddies and the lack of co-ordination can
be accredited to that.
Four touchdowns an'd a safety marked
Carolina's scoring for the day. The
touchdowns came in the first, third, and
two in the fourth periods. The safety
was realized early in the second pass
when the Newberry center passed the
ball over the goal line where it was
recovered by one of his team-mates, who
was tackled before he could move from
behind his goal.
The sparkling back of the day was
Ed Clary who besides making one of
the markers, ripped off several long gains.
He showed great potentialities and bids
well to fill the shoes of his cousins,
Earl and Wilburn, who have starred
for the Gamecocks the past four or five
years. The team was very powerful,
their only fault being the lack of team
work which is expected to come later
with more practice.
Ralph Dearth, brilliant quarterback,
sliced off-tackle for two touchdowns as
well as guiding his team through the
game in an admirable manner. Jerry
Hughes, of Orangeburg, who scored the
only other touchdown of the game, was
fast and shifty while the Durham
brothers from Greenville proved theni
selves powerful and agile backs. Gee
Makovic, guard, broke up many New
berry plays and his tackling was very
decisive.
The biddies proved that they were all
that had been said of them and with
hard practice during the next week,
should send a formidable team against
the freshman of P. C. at the Pee Dee
fair, Thursday.
Some interesting data was brought
forward when it was discovered that
Newberry lost 66 yards on line plays
and amassed the sum total of 9 yards
on passes. Carolina's biddies made 266
yards although their attempted paes
were groundled. Carolina made 17 first
downs to 1 for Newberry. Newberry's
one first and ten camne as a result of a
five yard penalty.
Trhe punting of both teams wvas poor,
Carolina averaging 31 yards, while the
Newberry Papoosies averaged 28 yards.
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