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Frosh Record
Carolina-Clemson previous frosh:
1922 .......Carolina 7 Clemson 3
1923 .......Carolina 34 Clemson 0
1924 .......Carolina 6 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 0 Clemson 13
1935 .......Carolina ? Clemson ?
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The widely-heralded Carolina fresh- b
nen will vent their wrath this after- a
ioon on the Tiger Cubs of Clemson
vho were returned the winners last s
ear. Both teams are defending an
indefeated record in the state race s
nd high enthusiasm over the tilt is '
vident.
The game which starts at 3 o'clock a
n Melton Field will display a col
ection of all-state high school stars t
vho have been herded in from all :
arts of the nation. These boys will t
ompromise the future fair game ath- c
etes and their potential strength will 1:
e taxed to the utmost in this "little s
lassic" of the State Fair week. t
Carolina supposedly has one of the
est freshmen squads ever to play in t:
outh Carolina but the fast and shifty a
uh eleven is expected to give tiiema b
be fight of the year- c
Both teams have been practising for t
wo weeks and all the regular players a
re reported in fine condition for the f
ame. t
The Clemson team has played only
ne game so far this season but Coach a'
ob Jones's charges defeated Erskine i
i that game 66 to 0. t
The Biddies have played two games, t
Pinning both of them to enter this s
eek's game undefeated. They swamped n
ewberry 28 to 0 and later eked
uit a close one over P. C., 7 to 6. C
The Clemson Yearling backs have fc
ttracted wide attention and they
romise the Carolina Biddies' heavy "
ne plenty of trouble this afternoon. fi
tidy Orban, Watson McGee, Gene d
ustin, Phil Chovan and John Wake- JI
eld have proved themselves good i
aterial for the future Tiger teams. '
The line will be studded with stars 0
ich as John McLean, Carl Black,
enrge Newman, anid B ill Carlisle onS
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The Carolina frosh have galaxy of
tars from Ohio and all points mid
vest. They also have many local
tars such as Ed Clary of Gaffney,
Lit" and "Big" Durham of Green
ille, J. B. Henson of Brookland-Cayce
nd Jim Bethune of Gaffney.
The winner cannot be judged by
be outcome of the games that have
cen played but even the results from
bese tilts give both teams an even
hance in this game. Carolina will
ave the advantage in weight and re
erves but Clemson's fast-stepping
an is expected to off-set this.
The iBiddies were a little too sure of
te outcome of the P. C. game and were
lmost upset in a hard fought game
it the team is aware of the high
libre of the men they are playing
>day and will be on their guard. As
result, one of the closest and hardest
)ught games in history between these
vo institutions should be fought.
The winner of this game will prob
)ly be the state champion unless there
a great reversal in form of the other
ams in the state. The game, the in
!nse rivalry, and the fight for the
Late title should make this one of the
lost interesting games of the season.
The newlv elected cheer leaders for
arolina's freshmen team will be seen
>r the first time. They will be headed
y John Campbell and will be divided
Into two groups, five in a group. The
rst section which will lead the cheers
utring the first half is composed of
Dhn Campbell, Billy Spivey, Carter
orter, Charles Owens and Joe Bird.
he second group will be composed
fSarah Harrison, Bess Dowling,
>hnny Stepp, Virginia Stoddard, and
arah Allgreen. This group will be
yen during the last part of the game.
TIhe freshmen teams have met each
tccessive year since 1921 with the
ubs winning 7 contests compared to
victories for the Biddies. The only
e game fought between the two in
itutions was played in 1933 when
tey played to a scoreless deadlock.
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Anotl er incident of the colorful
known by very f<
game occurred in
previously kicked
. '* OCCasions and the
turned both kicks
the runners had
, both times. On t
who was doing th
fans behind him and with a dry gri
"I'll bet he won't return this of
He then proceeded to kick th
players heads and on over the goal
Comparativ4
All the wise predictors say never t<
scoring but tho Carolina-P. C. freshm
of playing according to form. Car
had already won over Newberry, 28
cording to their standing based on
Newberry, 27 to 0. This is as close
Ctarulina' s
The fine showing of Carolina ag
drew favorable comments from al
tils wiiLen was by Henry Cat
and Courier. In his story he said:
"Carolina's team play was supe
team we have seen in years. It had
ability to use its best brains when un
. . . They came out of the huddle wvit
Such words of praise from an e2
Cauthen is something to be proud of
the recognition. If the Bird eleve:
Clemson game that it did in the Citt
games in the history of the State Fair
(Continued on Page
Boxing Coach
Issues Call
Candidates To Report
Coach Frankie DeMars is- sending
out his last call for candidatcs for the
b)oxing team. Beginning Monday,
October 28, candidates are expectedl to
report every (lay for training. There
are only a few b)oys so far, and there
are only three or four from last year's
team.
In the past Carolina has put out a
large number of good boxers and sev
eral champions. Harry Wolfe won
the Southern Conference heavyweight
title several years ago when the
Southern Conference included what is
now the Southeastern Conference.
"Red" Watts, in the light-heavy class,
duplicated Wolfe's feat. Last year Bill
Humphlett, captain of the boxing team
andl winner of the Gittmian nmedal,
fought his way to the finals where he
lost by a decision. All of these men
started without experience and made
themselves fighters. Not everyone can
become a champion, but anyone with
guts can become a good boxe.
?oM WA7soN
Cubs
TOPICS
By
WILLIAMS
Incident
Carolina-Citadel fracas which is
w spectators who witnessed the
the third period. Carolina had
-off to Citadel on two different
fast Bull Dog runners had re
for substantial gains. In fact,
to be pulled down from behind
he third kick-off, Paul Gaffney,
e booting, turned around to the
n remarked,
le."
e ball high over the Citadel
line.
Scores
) rely very much on comparative
en teams offer a perfect example
Dlina defeated P. C. 7 to 6 and
to 0. Saturday, P. C. played ac
?ompRrative scoreg and defeated
is they come.
Spirit
tinst the strong Citadel eleven
I sides but one of the best ar
then of the Charleston News
rb! It was the best Carolina
cohesion, an inspired spirit, and
der fire and in a scoring position
h a snap and precision . . . They
:perienced sports writer as Mr.
and the Carolina team deserved
1 can reach the heights in the
Ldel engagement, one of the bcst
classics should follow.
7: Column 3
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Otober 23, 1985
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Paul Robelot
Today
Carolina Wins
Over Citadel
In one of the most colorful and
spectacular games in many years, the
Carolina Game ocks soundly
trounced the formidable Bull Dog of
Citadel Thursday afternoon by the
score df 25 to 0. Played at the gala
Orangeburg Fair and seen by 8,000
yelling fans, the game greatly raised
the Gamecock's status in the state race.
This was Carolina's largest win since
1925 and made seven straight victories
for the Gamecocks.
The Carolina team is to be com
mended as a whole but as usual, Col
onel Clary was the Bird's outstand
ing star. He was pressed closely for
honors by Jack Derrenbacher who
celebrated his return in the game after
being out from injuries by mixing him
self in every Citadel play. It was this
same player who caught the wee Mc
Credie from behind when he was in
the clear on returns from kickoff on
two consecutive runs. He was also a
great bulwark of defense.
Bob Johnson, Carolina's all-State
end who has been playing average ball
this season, burst forth in a blaze of
glory to break up every Bull Dog play
that cane near him and it was not an
uncommon thing to see him run
atounnd and get the runner from the
other side of the line.
Paul Gaffney and Ossie Bramlett
kept the center of the line intact while
Ernest Stokes kept up his great play
ing which he started in the N. C.
State and Davidson games.
Both teams made eight first downs
but Carolina made 204 yards from
rushing while The Citadel was only
able to pick up 128.
Citadel threw a total number of 18
passes without completing but 7 of
them for the sum of 60 yards. Caro
lina did not try but four passes, two
of them being conipleted for only 4
yards.
The only lateral pass of the game
was attempted by Carolina who de
rived 14 yards fom the effort.
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