The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 21, 1937, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Excursi
"Big Apple"
Train For
Orangeburg
$1.50 ROUND TRIP
Scrubbs Hope Announces Plana
For Special Train To Orange
b rg; Lead Auburn Trip
Plans have been completed for Caro
lina's first "Big Apple" excursion train
which leaves for the Citadel-Carolina
classic at Orangeburg on Friday, October
29.
"The special train will become a fact
this Thursday should 250 students ex
press their desire to use this mode of
travel," states Scruggs Hope, alumnus
interested and in charge of this project.
A book will be put in the canteen on
October 22 for students interested to
sign.
Athletic books are good for admission
to this game and a free dinner will be
served to the Carolina students on the
fair grounds at 12 o'clock, noon.
Tickets for the excursion will be on
sale at the Gamecock Pressing club, be
hind the canteen, on Tuesday, Wednes
day, and Thursday, October 26, 27, and
28 from two to five o'clock daily. The
price will be $1.50 for the round trip.
The University Band will accompany
the students on this trip and plan to
"Big Apple" all the way. The train
leaves Columbia at 8:25 A. M. and ar
rives in Orangeburg at 9:57. Coming
home, the train leaves Orangeburg at
7:45, reaching Columbia at 9:30.
Expected to bolster the attendance at
the game is the surprising upset handed
to Furman by the Citadel Bulldogs last
Saturday, Scruggs Hope, who is spon
soring the excursion and was in charge
of the last Carolina excursion train back
in 1935 when the Gamecocks met Auburn
in Birmingham, says that if not enough
students sign up for the trip, he will
charter just enough coaches on the reg
ular train to get those signing there.
A tea dance will be held in Orange
burg in honor of the University students
and the cadets before the train returns
to Columbia.
Jinx Stalks
Nine Players
Nine varsity lettermen who were ex
pected to be on the first string of the
University of Suth Carolinas uad this
season will not even don uniforms for
the Gamecocks.
The Jinx appeared at the early prac
tices with the news that two varsity let
termen, Frank Makovic and Frank Kiss,
wvould not return to school. Larry Craig
was declared ineligible because of his
scholastic recordl, and Osgood Bramlett
who played by Craig in the varsity line
last year had to undergo a knee opera
tion. J. B. Henson, backfield ace, broke
his back in an automobile wreck during
the summer. Vincent Kelly hurt his leg
in the opening day of practice and will
be on the sidelines for the year. Paul
Rampey, 10-second backfield star, and
Art Urbanyi, heavy halfback, left school
for positions back home.
Pat Tobias, senior letterman, ended
his football career when he broke his
ankle playing against the Georgia Bull
(logs last week.
-U. U. c.
SPORT SHORTS
Training for the 1937 boxing season
will begin Monday according to Frank
Mars, coach of the Gamecock pugilists.
Intramural boxing will get under way
sooner than last year to aid in the search
for varsity material. Several of the let
termen are already working out.
A ping-pong tournament is being
sponsered by the Y. M. C. A. and the
(late of its initiation will soon be an
nounced. A fee of ten cents will be
charged each entrant in order that suit
able medals may be purchased and
awarded to the winners. To date twenty
five have signed up.
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Special Train To Oran
lina Students To Fair;
Committee to Give Them
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ivities; German Club Ini
~st Dance Tonight.
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Students Petition Fai
Better Seats at Game.
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Tigers Lead j
Gamecocks In
Long Series
In their long series the Tigers lead Bi
the Gamecocks with 22 victories against w<
11 defeats and 1 tie.
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Today will be played the thirty-five 25
contest. U
1896-Carolina 12, Clemson 6 el
1897-Carolina 6, Clemson 18
1898-Carolina 0, Clemson 24 so
1899-Carolina 0, Clemson 34 an
1900-Carolina 0, Clemson 51 ru
1901-No game T
1902-Carolina 12, Clemson 6 G
903-1908-Relations severed G
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 19
1921-Carolina 21, Clemson 0
1922-Carolina 0, Clemson 3
1923-Carolina 6, Clemson 19
1924-Carolina 3, Clemson 0
1925-Carolina 33, Clemson 0
1926-Carolina 24, Clemson 0
1927-Carolina 0, Clemson 20
1928-Carolina 0, Clemson 32
1929-Carolina 14, Clemson 21
1930-Carolina 7, Clemson 0
1931-Carolina 21, Clemson 0
1932-Carolina 14, Clemson 0
1933-Carolina 7, Clemson 0
1934-Carolina 0, Clemson 19
1935-Carolina 0, Clemson 44
- 1936-Carolina 0, Clemson 19
Recap'itulation
Clemson Won 22, lost 11, tied 1
Carolina: Won 11, lost 22, tied 1
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Georgia
An outweighed and outfought band of
illpups from the University of Georgia
re held in leash in the shadow of the
al posts here today and treated to a
to 0 shellacking at the hands of the
liversity of South Carolina freshman
ven.
With Grygo, swivel-hipped Biddie back,
>ring three touchdowns in the second
d third quarters, and Nowak's 90-yard
n on the interception of a Georgia pass,
e game played in honor of "Spec"
)wnes, Augusta's contribution to the
!orgia varsity and the American
lympic team, became virtually a track
WELCOME-I
To the 1937 State Fair an
We invite you cordiall
the beautiful shops, res
places in this friendly cal
well as all the thrills of the
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Shopping or Recreating
Columbia Merch
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Class Rings - Medals and Pins of the
Better Kind
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Corner Main and Hampton Streets
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meet for the South Carolina team.
Although the Bulipups outgained the
Biddies, 210 yards to 151, and succeeded
in annexing 13 first downs to their op
ponents 10, every potential scoring drive
of the Georgia boys was stopped by the
alert defences of the Biddie aggregation.
The Petoskey brood proved adept in
blocking, with Petrone in the line show
ing up well, as did McCallister and
Arrowsmith in the secondary. The
touchdown jaunts of Grygo, ably assisted
by Ilenson and Grugon, electified the
crowd who saw the Biddies rack up their
second win of the season.
NERYBODY
i to hospitable Columbia
r to enjoy at your leisure
taurants and amusement
lital of a friendly state as
best State Fair ever.
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Look for Our Emblem
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