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BIRDS * * * On i SPOR1 B George Zi Statistics At the outset this cc team on the field last S surprise, McCallister ha Georgia would be held 1 Carolina would have to Little fled around right E three Georgia men acros thousand spectators stoot Carolina Stadium. Ever their typewriters to join Came Sunday mornin and started to believe t and first down figures w But did you know ti than two minutes before result of a deflected for arms of a surprised Gec "pennies from heaven." With Georgia in the game, Dick Little preten With The Wind" and Car who picked up the pop I you that the scoreboard Georgia Pres While the Gamecock Georgia forward wall, t! moment and from any va and post a score on the blocking and tackling c who wrote that Georgia Any aggregation that to file an application for IMcanwhile, on to Tu encounter the Crimson game of the year for Sot Notes A Parent's Day is being Davidson game to be phl -Due to the inaccuracy o Carolina-South Carolina the present whether it u not . . . The team and Urbanyi who found it n 0., aster last Saturday's cock basketeers meet ti games this coming wintc since the split in the o quoteri by the railway: Tusculoosa for the Alab Reaching a new high we contest last week with f< telegraph keys and note From W.-'H. Harth come Clemson contcst indicat< the author of the progr tvrite as the athletic der TWO ACTI TACKLE he !SiDEJ ckerman Lied Last Saturday lumn admits that Georgia was the bes aturday. And that the outcome was ni ving predicted before the contest tha o a margin of one touchdown; and tha play good football to do it. When Dic mnd and escaped into the open, chased b s the goal line, the crowd of the fifteer i up and cheered until noise reigned ove: i the blase gentlemen of the press lef the tumult and the shouting. g and everybody looked at the statistic: at Georgia beat us badly. The yardag< )uld have you believe so. at the second Bulldog score came les: the end of the first half, that it came a: ward pass which luckily dropped in the rgia man, who was not even expecting Lead 13 to 0, six minutes left of the bal ded to be taking a screen test for "Gon )lina was the heat of battle. But the boy: ottles in the deserted stadium could tel said: Georgia 13, Carolina 7. s Praised South Caroiina offense could not penetrate the heav: iey proved that they had threat; at an: mntage they could unleash a mad whippe board. Praise of the McCallistermen ame from the Atlanta press delegatior had met a real team. beats Georgia this year will be eligibl the Rose Bowl affair. scaloosa moves the Gamecock squad ti 'ide of Alabama, probably the toughes th Carolina. ~ * Wfter The Deadline planned in connection with the Carolina yed at Carolina Stadium October 16.. the Grid Graph in reporting the Nort fracas at Chapel Hill, it is not known a ill be operated for the Alabama game, c student body regret the loss of Ar ?cessary to return to his home at Toled< game with Georgia . .. When the Gam< ie University of Georgia quintet in tw r, it will be the first meeting of the tearr ld Southern Conference . . . The pric< on the proposed student excursion 1 ama tussle made the trip prohibitive.. s the press box attendance at the Georgi >rty eight jammed with their typewriter: pads in the booth atop the stadium.. s the report that the ticket sales for th a record crowd . . . "Ital ies" Tribbiei ostication that this columnist "will nos artmnent pleases" ... ON FOTOS FRON~ UNDEF * * * * Call For Frosh Freshman football players are till needed, Coach Ted Petoskey announced early this week. "W., have plenty of un forms for 'II that still want to come out for the team. There's no reason why nore freshmen shouldn't come out and try. Almost anybody can make the team." . . Coach Petoskey stated that at the I ra of the reason he had three t came, but that tan or more of the ) players had dropped out.. Gamecoc To BulL Dick Little's Seventy ' coming Crowd in Clo: Georgia Scores Twi< Showing what a worried visitina 3cout described as "desperate defensc wcrk,' the Carolina Gamecocks hek he great University of Georg'a tean to a 13 to 7 win before a home.comint ;rowd of 15,000 excited fans, the see and grcatcst in the history of Souti arolina sports. last Saturday at Caro .'na stadium. The home coming day was satisfac tory to the Univera:ty in every re spect. excepting the result of the game. A hg parade down Mali street. a packed stadium surpa:se -,nly by the Carol na Clemson game o ast yea.r an ''.^.p;)le' exh.bition be .'r^n I e halves. andt a tcnse hatti ' ontr ;n'ed to its success. DICK LITTLE THRILLS t Thrill-maker .'upreme was sophe more Dick Little, who brought thi stands to a concentrated howl by hi brilliant 70-yard run in the last n n minutes' of play. wh ch scored th amccock's only touchdown. Clar: r calmly kicked the extra po:nt. Care ::na took the offensive from there o1 ) :t was too late to change th t " are again. I'revious to this, Georgi had b: en slicing through on almos every play for gains. Now they wer ieared. The game ended with Ca alna trying dcsperately to get th hail and score. floth Georg a touchdowns came i the second quarter. Speedy Vass Cate sneaked through on his own 3E . r-aced down the field,. stiff arnmed th one Carolina man between himn an< the goal, and crossed. The kick mnisset r Only a few minutes had pas.-eci in th With two minutes left before th ), half, a break gave Georgia the othe en paints. Captain .Jack byonc OCarolina, attempting to (-atch a pasa dieflected the ball into the hands of S f3ulldog end, who wvas sitting on th S 9-yard- line. An eff-ide penalty pn O the 1haIl ont Carol ina's 4-yard Iline. t wo lays Vandiiver- took it over. Thi attdempt for the point was good. -TO SBREAKS LEG " llucky I-at Tobia ,- stellar Carolin - gyar-d, left, the field on a siretche eit irg'ken leg itn the i-econd( qual Sr. a fter-,playing a beati ful game. l"!ften thounAnd sp-etators 'wer reatlly surpr:sed b)y the dieadly tael< "'! of the Ga meco-ks. I,~ed by At ITHE ArhRILLI EATED Record Sales Tickets for the Clemson South Carolina football game, played nnually at the State Fair, are going at the rate of $1,OCO worth per day, according to William H Harth, director of athletics at the University of South Carolina. "We expect all the seats on the Carolina side of the field to be .;o:d by Saturday October 16," NIr. Harth said. Those who desire seats on the Clemson side of the Stadium should get tickets from Mr. J. C. Littlejohn, Clemson College, S. C;. Tickets are $2.40 each. :ks Bow togs 13-7 'ard Dash Thrills Home ing Minutes of Game; ce in Second Quarter ;rbantyi, now gone from the Gamecock ranks because of his Dad's il:ness. I a( rolina gave the Georgiants a had Pe' noon. When the speedy Bul:dog barks were caught, at least two Game - cocks pounded them to the ground. i Well remembered will be that. game which gave so many bruises. B3y rushing. Georgia gained 261 - var s to Carolina's 74. The Game .orck's passing attack boged down "ii::ly becau.-o of the first charging SIldog I no and resutlled in only 11 1 yards gained, while Georgia made 45 f by the aer'al route. - 'o"tch Don McCallister used his twc rIUtm arrangement again with the sue ''ess indicated by the score. The lineupa: Pos.-Georgia (13) Carolina (7) L }--M affett ......................................M yers LT-Davis .......-...........lowel S1.0-Tinsley ....................Bret2 (-Lu n pkin ....................................B urn: RG-Troutman ................Murra3 'RT-B adgett .........................I)orfi ngei RE-Gillespie ...... ...... .......Urbar QI3-Roddenbery ....................L . )urhan L.II-Hunnicutt .......-----............Lyon (c) RH-Vandiver ..... ...........Snidet I FB-Hartman (e) ......................Lonhat Score by qluartcrs: Georgia ------.... ............0 13 0 0- i: ' South Carolina ......... 0 0 7 Georg.a scoring: Tcuchdown. Catc (sub. for Hunnicutt). Vandiver. Poinl after touchdown, Young (sub. foi Rod den bery. (placernent). ICarolina scoring: Touchdown, Lit . tIc (sub, for Lyon). Point after touch I down. Clary (sub, for Sn'der) (place meat)I. SGeorgia substitutions: Blacks, Cata r Cavan. Young, .F'ordham, Mathews if Holland. Miller; endls, Thtoma:i. Har I betr; tackles. Haygood; guards. Salis abury, Johnson. 0 Carolina substitutions: Ba(ks. Ur~ it bainy, COary. D)earth, St roud, Robin tn. Ndwards, .ittle, ilrown, Kaslm (ra::ff, iR. Stillwell. Mart'n. Long a B!ggs; guards. Makovic. Tobias. B rlDurhani, Rt. Wiill famts; center'. Harttel -Officils: l"Ioster *( IifH.a)npen-Syd liey), referee; Sholar (Pre~sbyterini C ump iire; Severence ( Oberlin 1. head -* linesman ; Slate (Georgia. 'l'echt . flicl t idge. NG GEORGIA Cennedv. far-.ne oltmi, Remneh ..j CRIMSO Gamecock's Alabam INTRA MURAL FOOTBALL TO BEGIN NOV. 12 Crawford in Charge Harth A'lows Freshman Uniforms To Be Used By Physical Education Depart ment An intra mural football progr-tm will he sponsored this year beginning No vem'ber 12, the day following the close the freshman football campai;n, ac o-d' - to .T. .\. Crawfo:d, head of the ''v:n' rdit,'ntion department at the tlversity. w.' H'rth. Dir" tor of Athletics. 'te l that th^ fre3hm'n uniforms will pl"cd at the disposal of the physi i ed- ation d :iartmcnt for use in he intr. murat ;ames. Such rn early he'inning for the pro tram will rcult in an a'irly :.on'lusion if the tournament. The last, and de -isive game will be contested before hn Caristmas Holidays. Rules f-r eligibility will be as here '.core; no man who has ea?ned hi 'ttmeral as a freshman pl'yer or has iarticipated in a single Varsty gam' it this institution or at eny other wi'l :e permit'e'l to play, tenements and 'raternities must play no m-n other than those in that particu!ar tenement or fraternity. Those eligible players who live in the city of Columbia will not be al 'owei to play for any certain tenement ir fraternity without first consulting Mr. Crawford. This rule was made to 't'event an unilimited number of i.m e=t players affiliating thrmselves with ne tenement and giving that team on overwhelming advantage over the ther participants in the tournament. To carry out the spirit of fair play. hose players who live off the campus will be distributed evenly among the '"rious tenement teams. - U. S. c. HARRIERS NEED FIFTEEN MEN Added to the growing roster of th' Cross Country team this week was twelve men; but the squad ii still un 'lermanned, according to Jack Craw ?ord -f the Physical Education depart ment. Fifteen miore harriers would comn i)lete the outfit, wvhich will run over lill and dale clipping off miles and weight. Frank Pauly said "You may quote me as saying that I wvish every track muan would come out for cross country, asl this activity constitutes one of the he'st training measures for a t racle :nan that I know of. It is good for I h - eg.' and does wond'er-s ror those whI - ae short winded." -U. s. C. SPECIAL TRAIN A special train to Orangeburg for the Citadel game is being sponsored' by Scruggs Hope who arranged the excursion to Birm ingham in 1933 for the South Carolina Auburn -contest. -Cost df th'e round trip will -be $1'.50. ~OUTH CA ROI. N TID To Test a's Strength LITTLE SHIFTED TO "A" ELEVEN TWO PLAYERS LOST Alabama Bowls Over Her First Two Opponents By Scores In The Fifties. Aiabamy bound are the Universi y o South (trolina Gamecocks to meet tha undefeated Crimson Tide of Alabana in Tuscaloosa this Saturd y in their ourth game of the urrent seasan, vhich has aoen a vi. t iry, ti 3. and de. feat in that ordar for the McCallister men. Alabama has played two con tests, bowling over their opponunts bj more than fifty points in each slaugh. tee. Having lost two more of his play. is. Vat Tobias, out with a broken an le, and Art Urbanyt, who was forcd to return to business, Coach Don Mc. Callister is not entertaining high hopes for victory. Dick Little, who romped seventy yards for a score in the Georgia encounter, will play hal'bock in the A team 'backfield, Red Snider moving to the I' team to take L'rb:inyi'a place. Real Test for Alabama. Said Coach McCallister before en. training: "Since I guessed correctly on the Georgia game, I think I'll take a chance and say that we will come out on the short end of a 24 to 0 score. But if we get a couple of breaks on tert ..lickng the vucm sgii " ""n -. . "... ..a,t7ii18 i going1u to surprise a lot of people." On the baais of the Gd-cik's shtO ing this year sports experts have tabbed the game as the first real test of the year for Coach Frrnk Thomas's powerful Crimson Tide, which has a sort of monopoly on the Rose Dawl affair. News camo th!s week that Vincent "Shipwreck" Kelly will be out for the season, thus robbing McCallister of one of his best running guards. A torn cartledge in his right knee will keel) Kelly out of uniform. A large crowd is cxpected to watch this battle. Alabama Starting Lineup. No. Name Po:>, 15 Warren ...' 8 36 Tipton L. T.It 23 M!onsky .... L. G.19 33 Mnacht'lff ....... C 35 IBostlck ..... Gt 134 17 Cochran ....... T.10 38 Ryha............. n.....14 10 Shaoezlpacher ..J. E......7 54 Kilgr'ow-........ H......7 7 Zivach . . . m1 H 17 Caroina' StatngLineup. D.Duhan......C185 Dorfinge.......R P.206 Urba.........~ E.170 Crolina's Strtn L 160p Myerse ............. E. 160 Bretz ..............L G . 166 D orflinger~ ....--.... . T 0 nLo Durhame . ...........Q. wh. r16