Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Fur Aj New Coachina Faces In Annual Fair Gami Colorful Battle To Be Witnesse By The Largest Crowd In Many Years (ONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Clary-Velma Jean Wilkinson, Gaf ney. Fred Craft-Dorothy Dial, Colum bia. Gaffney-Virginia Kirby, Gaffney. Robelot-Mary Cranberry, Gaffne3 Watson-Eliza Plowden, Columbi Mitchell-Tina Theodore, Columbia Farnum-Olie Adams, Columbia. Turner-Hanna Elmgreen, Colum bia. Oliver Hart-Eloise McLain, Cc lumbia. Bob Johnson-Margaret Stewari Lake City. Hopkins-Hasell Hopkins, Hopkin: John Mozingo-J a n e H u n t ei Liberty. The Carolina coaching staff wa very pessimistic in their prediction of the game but all admitted a possibl chance of an upset. Coaches Comment Coach Frank Pauly, the biggest lin coach in America, said: "If the boys will fight as bar, against Clemson as they did agains the Citadel, no Carolinian need b ashamed of his team's showing." Don McCallister, head coach, re marked: "It is too bad that the Carolina fan have become over-ambitious since th victory over the Citadel in hoping fo a victory that ten days ago woul< have seemed a dire impossibility. W haven't a mathematical chance bui there is always the possibility of al up-set and that is our chance. It wil take a hard charging line and a aler backfield to defeat the 1935 Tiger." Ted Petoskey, assistant coach voice, practically the same opinions of Pauly HeI said: "If the boys show the same fight ing spirit that they did in the gain Thursday, the Tiger will know it ha been in a football game." Wingfield's Drug Stor4 --Phone 3144-. 1433 Main Street -Deliveries Mado KUPPENBEIM(ER CLOTHES Styled by Duncan Paige $37.50 Lambknit Sweaters $1.95 to $3.95 Freeman Shoes $5 to $8.50 Alligator Raincoats $5.50 and $7.50 Campus Tog Suits $25 and up COPELAND CO. 1409 Main St. Coltunbia~ , S.0. Matinee: iii Night _ Fea 9 Regime Crucial Battl Potential All-States The game will have a great bea on the selection of members for mythical state eleven and six men be especially watched as they h already been mentioned as poss candidates. These outstanding s will be Paul Gaffney, all-state li man last year, and Wilburn Cl brilliant back, who is noted for flashy running. Clemson will offer four leading c didates in Tom Brown and Mat Black, husky tackles who have stai in all the games played by the Tij this season. Captain Harry Shore be an almost sure pick for an all-s guard berth. He held this position year. Randy Hinson, elusive b will also be closely watched. He been kept out part of the season injures but is reported in good co tion for the tomorrow's game. Bud Alexander, Bird captain; E Stokes, fighting center; and Paul R< s lot, heavy tackle, are also being stu< s by selectors of the honorary clev e Large Crowd Expected A probable crowd of 18,000 c trasts sharply with the 500 faitl e fans who turned out for the clash between these two teams in 1 d AN indications are for -the bigi t crowd ever to witness a football ga ein South Carolina. This is one of the n1ldest rivli in the country and is steeped in tr tion. It has an atmosphere of its < with enthusiasm that cannot s 'q'.tled .yv 'here, Thic great ha e will be played before an audience fi r with the holiday spirit and a sense keen rivalry. e Nine Seniors Play tClemson will be especially anxi to in this game since nine of team will be playing their last S t Fair game. Men facing the cur are: Captain Harry Shore, Tonm Bro John Troutman, Clarence Inabi -Bill Croxton, Roddy Kissamn, Al i~ borough, Tate Horton and Ra - Hinson. e The Tiger has had a weeks' rest si s his smarting defeat at the hands the Duke Blue Devils. He is in I j fect condition for the game and come to Columbia as the top-he Sfavorite. Regardless of the large sc run up by Duke, the Tiger team loo good and their line held up especi - well. Battle of Guards Two of the South's greatest gu~ will be placed against each other the battle between these two stars be closely watched. These two letes are 'Paul Gaff ney and Clare Inabinet. Fred Wyse, sophomore guard, Business Training is E~ssential to Everyone, Par ticularly College Men ani Women, Day, Night, anc Special Classes. Draughon's Business College 1218 Sumter Street Telephones 5951 and 6317 15c. W&2RN CV-RtM7+-CAP7xi< thers F SPOR BY DII -ing (OON'I the will .ave Bright Man W. K. Lewis, ible . . tars publication, said in the last i, nes- 'We don't rely much o1 ary, but this time we figure tha downs better than the Capi1 :an- Not content with this errc iuel marked: red rers "We almost forgot sometl will score." Then our friend froi at this notation: ck, "One loyal Clemson grad I has more touchdowns that Carolin by idi- =If Mr. Lewis will call Ui get plenty of bets that Clem "'e that Carolina will score an be lied more first downs than they :n. I feel sure we will win th be the margin of victory. r Intra-Mural% Starting Soo r To Organize Gym Te idi--____ wn While everyone is thinking be football and the chances of be ttile Clemnno, Jack Crawford is bscy lied ing plans for a big year in intra-r of and minor sports. As announced week, in answer to many requests will be soft baseball gamnes ouis spring. Mr. Crawford believes the this game will become very poj :ate here. am There will also be competitio wni, basketball, track, boxing and pos iet, tag football. These will serve ar- double purpose of discovering an< idy veloping varsity material and g athletic opportunities to those nice wvho are not quite good enoug of make the varsity squads. aer- The Anmato brothers,'internatio .Yill known tumblers and gym artists wvy organizing a gym team. About six ore have already reported and are pr ked ing daily. A gym meet is being phi illy for sonme time this winter. --7. U. c. "Dusty" Wiles, halfback, who rds prob)abiy see action in the game and from Columbia. Nwil Lth YOUR STORES I THE CANTEEN Seandwlohee, Cold Drinks, Toilet Artioles, College I Jewelry UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE The OffIolal Bo0k Store 9 CAROLINA PRESSING .pi) CLUB Fer Sine dry oleening THURSDAY AND FRIDA SHIRLEY TEAM in "OUR LITTLE G] with ROSEMARY AMES-J03L M 'ly TomC TOPICS iKY WILLIAM$ ED FROM PAGE SIX) Oh Yeah ! Sports Editor of The Tiger, Clemsoi sue of his paper: i comparisons, especially in football, Clemson will be at least four touch bal City team." neous statement, the sports scribe re ling; so in closing-Carolina will no' n Jungle Town ended his column with Ing even bet that the Tigers will make a will first downs. How's that?" to Gamecock office, I feel sure he can son will not win by four touchdowns; I that we will make a great number make touchdowns. e bet because one first and ten would n am BELI atng nural last there next that nular n in sibly the I de-4 hi to nally are boys Lctis nined An A will are BELK' A Part Of S LY PLE I iZ e/Acle Ra r/i rrow A IrVarsitY RecordJI Won Lost Tie Clemson .......... 20 11 1 Carolina .......... 11 20 1 Previous scores: 1896 .......Carolina 12 Clemson 6 L 1897 .......Carolina 6 Clemson 18 1898 .......Carolina 0 Clemson 24 1899 ......Carolina 0 Clemson 34 1900 ....... .Carolina 0 Clemson 51 1902 ....... .Carolina 12 Clemson 6 1909 ....... .Carolina 0 Clemson 6 1910 .......Carolina 0 Clemson 24 1911 ....... .Carolina 0 Clemson 27 1912 ....... .Carolina 22 Clemson 7 1913 .......Carolina 0 Clemson 32 1914 ....... .Carolina 6 Clemson 29 1915 ....... .Carolina 0 Clemson 0 1916 .......Carolina 0 Clemson 27 1917 .......Carolina 13 Clemson 21 1918 ........ Carolina 0 Clemson 39 1919 .......Carolina 6 Clemson 19 1920 .......Carolina 3 Clemson 0 1921 ........ Carolina 21 Clemson 0 1922 .......Carolina 0 Clemson 3 1923 ........ Carolina 6 Clemson 7 1924 .......Carolina 3 Clemson 0 1925 ........ Carolina 33 Clemson 0 1926 .......Carolina 24 Clemson 0 1927 ........ Carolina 0 Clemson 20 K'S MEN'S Will Gi: Lro the most outstan >n the Carolina T( :he Carolina Glen ward Of A Gold S MEN'S 2 outh Carolina Largesi SATURDAY BUCK JON AND SILVER in "THE THROW1A Page Seven aa 'OM&/A 1 Noon Fencing Team Starts Season Coach Carroll Berman has issued the first call for practice of this year's fencing team starting Monday after nobn. Tentative engagements with the University of Virginia, William and Mary, College of Charleston, N. Y. U., Rollings College, Birmingham-South ern, the Army and the Navy have been planned, although no definite dates have been made as yet. Returning varsity men are C. Boy kin, Richardson, Stevenson, Berman, and Orlikoff. All freshmen and upperclassmen in terested in fencing should see Coach Berman by Monday. ---v. ". v. 192r .......Caiolina 0 Clcmson 32 1929 ........Carolina 14 Clemson 21 1930 ....... .Carolina 7 Clemson 20 1931 ....... .Carolina 21 Clemson 0 1932 ....... .Carolina 14 Clemson 0 1933 .......Carolina 7 Clemson 0 1934 .......Carolina 0 Clemson 19 1935 ......Carolina ? Clemson ? STORE ding player iam during ison game Medal ITORE t Dept. Store L0K" Ii