Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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etly Leads Tigers For Eighth Year Coach Jess Neely of Clemso College passes the -half-way mir of hisAeighth -year a- director c the Tigers' football wars whe Clemson. battles Carolina tomorroi at 2 o'clock., For the. last fou years he has- prodtced a .tear which has sent the Cai'olina Game cocks tumbling to difea fout con Oecutive times. Clemson's complete football rec ord under Neely -follows: 193 1 o 'Presbyterian college 0 Tennessee 4 N. C. State. o Citadel 6 U. of South Carolina. 2 0 Oglethorpe 1 a Va. Military Institute . Alabarna 7 Furman 1932 13 Presbyterian college 14 Georgia Tech 3 . N. C. State i 19 - rskine 0 U. of South Carolina 1 7- Davidson is Citadel 18 Georgia 31 Furman 1933 6 Presbyteriati college 2 Georgia Tech 3 9 N. C. -State o George Washington 0 U. of South Carolina O Ole Miss 1 13 Wake Forest 13 Wofford 1 0 Mercer 1 Citadel Furman 1934 0 'Presbyterian college 7 Georgia Teeh 6 Duke 2 0 Kentucky 19 U. of South Carolina 12 N. C. State o Alabama 4 32 Mercer 7 Furman 1935 25 Presbyterian college 28 IVa. Polytechnic Inst. 13 Wake Forest 12 Duke ,3 44 U. of South Carolina 13 Mercer 0 Alabama 3 0 Citadel 6 Furman 1936 19 Presbyterian college 20 Va. Polytechnic Inst. 0 Alabama 3 0 Duke 2 0 Wake Forest 19 U. of South Carolina 14 Georgia Tech 20 Citadel 6 Kentucky 0 Furman 1937 46 Presbyterian college 0 Tulane 6 Army 2 0 Georgia1 34 U. of South Carolina 32 Wake Forest 0 Georgia Tech 10 Florida1 0 Furman Even the:) Pern When Filled with Created by Parker tog pen-clogging inks . .. E fountain pen t ThereIs not-and never hasl designed to handle all kinds of --am well as the revolutionary One reason Is that this mode rubber Ink sac, no lever fiNer, Is filled by a simple diaphrg where ink can never -touc -okn parts. And Its patented Television the level of Ink at all times-u This pedigreed Bauty 'of i Jet is everywhere acknowledge n vrcreated. Yet evet ehanially Perfect pen cat the grit and gum In ordinary Hence to gadthe celebrat< penclog iInks, Parker ex: utryne kind of writing It an Ikthat acttsally cleanse. This Is done by a secret harmless. It dissolves the gun some particles left In yorpen snakes your pens a elce.ner Parks Quak Is nMt.bode RoaIiag Til his ple-drving actic, an ..e B . Da oea,17 on ul 1 ak lne ndbokro a )1ua' .C, ilsepenyo c r iinteClemso bakdldto 3 orw atron tUiest 3 tdim n is feared by opoenetsain bes ofi nks-goodeadr d kepitivwiing tatisn<d e 2, celed i the taob bhockngverophyare oras easmone. t bnao. .7hs h cnafr bar3lt o E he aete oh 3rtn in .. d3akrPesfo ersdvl ti 3k-ald n - 7n e si rts 3nrdet,wol 3 n tertobe byodnryik.I -cen3 si rts 3 ib n rlat BRYANT Safety-man Shad Bryant has Dlld up an enviable record as a unt returner In early season lemson gridiron encounters. PEARSON 170-pound senior Ben Pearson Is xpected to fll the left halfbayck lot in the Tiger backfield that will ake the field against Coach Rex nright's Birds tomorrow. AeCV itahn Pen ter. rveop,s Creation! Ly. And it dries on PAPER erange, due to stepped-up k eosta no more than od 8, 15e and 25c. sry pen, you need Quink a Parker Pen owner to litlon. If you use a Parker nd surprised by the way It with Quink. For until we e Parker Vacumatic Pen, Ily scientific writling comn i the beet will not rest until t~he Parker Pen Company. Clemson flas Edge In Series With Gamecocks Tigers Have Four Straight Wins To Credit In the long, series which has ex tended through the years, Clemson has the edge on the University of South Carolina in the number of games won. Clemson has won 23, lost 11, And tied, 1. Carolina has won 11, lost 23, and tied 1. The game to be played tomor row is the 36th in the series. The summary of results follow: 1896-Carolina 12, Clemson 6 1897-Carolina 6, Clemson 18 1898-Carolina 0, Clemson 24 1899-Carolina 0, Clemson 34 1900-Carolina 0, Clemson 51 1901-No game 1902-Carolina 12, Clemson 6 1903-1908-Relations severed 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 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 1937-Carolina 6, Clemson 34 "Have you seen the New ARROW SHORTS with the double wing back?" Go i est A --- -shop difle ~- fronr -seat fori Sani For Shot toc~ tons SHORTS TOPS A HAPPY THOUGH home by ham Right from your coil economically and fas our local college age, call for it promj trains, to you done produc whole yei&r service are (only by11 popular a Phone ows Br Branel Neelyw Good Seats For Rooters According to Jerry Hughes, presi dent of the South Carolina student body, Carolina students attending the Villanova-Carolina football game at the Orangeburg county fait will occupy better seats this year. Because of the absence of the Citadel student body due to the fact that the Bulldogs will not be play ing, more grandstand space will be available and thus the Gamecock supporters move nearer the fifty yard line. The Citadel-Carolina clash at the Orangeburg fair has long been a classic, but Villanova was scheduled to play the Birds this year by .the fair association when Citadel author ities balked on terms of the con tract. For years Carolina has beer a Citadel jinx when they battled at the Orangeburg setting. nto a huddle with your near trrow dealer and ask him to Syou why Arrow Shorts are rent. He'll tell you that the er scam which makes ordinary s creep and twist is absent Arrow Shorts, that the full with extra yardage allows imple room, that Arrows are orized-Shrunk, and will never real comfort wear Arrow ts. ..many fabrics and models ioose from, with either but or Gripper snaps. 65c up 50c up VDERWEFAR 1 FOR THRIFTY COLLEGIANS wur weekly laundry dy Raiway Express ege rooms and return, conveniently, t, with no bother at all, lust phone at when to come for the bundle. He'll >ty-whisk it away on speedy express r city or town and return the home to you-a/J wutbout extra cha,ge-the through. Rates for this famous college ow,auayou can send ceI&c, you know ailway Express, by the way). It's a very ethod and adds to the happy thought. agent today. He's a gapd man to know. .1307 Main Street, 'Phone 6729 ineh Office: Union Station, 'Phone 7037 Office: 8.L Pas. Station, 'Phone 3320 RAILWMAY EXPRESS AGENCY. INC, UAttenWUW3 SaIL-aim SsaViam G aeco4 By Extra In one of the most spectact'lar grid- c iron battles performed in the Caro- b lina stadium in several years. Wake . Forest nudged out the Gamecocks 20 to 19 October 8, with a football show P featuring brilliant play which kept the d nerves of 6,500 fans on edge. v Carolina fought courageously in face p of bitter breaks to have a safe lead F turned into defeat, when with 45 sec onds to play, the big Deacon center, k John Pendergast, booted the winning point, after touchdown directly through the uprights. The fireworks started popping on the first play of the game when Al Grygo tossed a pass to Stan Nowak who in turn lateralled to Pinhead Henson for a 74 yard touchdown. However the play was called back be- b cause Grygo was not five yards back b of the line of scrimmage when lie threw the oval. t Three minutes later the fighting b Deacon sophomores, meeting little re sistance, marched 44 yards for their first score. Edwards carried the ball across, but the Bird forward wall blocked the kick for extra point. In the second period Carolina came to life suddenly. Wake Foresi's Red Mayberry attempted a forward pass from his forty, was rushed, and let it slip into.the hands of Chief Myers who carried it over the goal for the Gamecock's initial tally. Three plays after the kick-off, the Deacons punted and it was Carolina's on her 31. The "Erie Elf" Grygo went off tackle,,' FOUNTA HEADQU ALWAYS IN VA) PARKEN THE PENS THAT HAV: We Also Show Wat and Ester State Co. E 1224 Main .1 TNESE FR~ATEftN1TY THE! T44ING...CATC Maybe a Varsity-Town aol (if you know what we mea has nothing to do with the What our illustration dem one man's loss is another i though these public servai exactly right by the tax blame a fellow for taking Portunity to be at his smari And we'll show you some ni "ten blow," In style 'when HOPE-DA Main at Lad rage ceven ::ks Lose Point ut back, shook off two tacklers and ehind gathering interference ran 76 ards for a touchdown. Another kick-off and three more lays and Carolina had another touch own after Bird linemen rushed the isiting passer and the Wake Forest's ass fell into the arms of Pinhead [enson. Henson galloped down the eld for the score and when Ed Clary icked the extra point Carolina led )-6. Wake Forest power carried them to touchdown in the third quarter, aqd i the final period they took the ball hen Carolina fumbled a double ickfield pass. The Gamecocks stopped three run ing plays on the Bird 25 yard line, it on fourth down Fuller passed to [aivers on the four and then Ed ards took the pig skin over. That ed the score and then Pendergast )oted the winning point. --Y. S. C. CAFETERIA A change in schedule at the Uni versity cafeteria for Thursday of the Carolina-Clemson game has been announced by Miss Celia P. Swecker. manager. Breakfast will be served from 8:00 to 9:00, dinner from 11:00 to 12:00, and supper at the usual time, 5:45 to 7:00. IN PEN kRTERS ZIETY HERE L PENS 0 WHAT IT TAKES lrinan'S, Sheaffer's brook's ook Store Street Souss FIRs AnE H ME A ually started this ire n) . . . but that really point of this story .. . )flltrates is that, often nian's gain. And even its may not be doing sayers, stl yuca' advantage of the op est in a Varuity-4own. w fall arrivals that are you come over.I