Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Dukes Have Some Supporters Duquesne is good! Caroli be close. Warming up. I bel on the shoulder and I am i me. "Old Man," he says. "Y slaps a paper before me. "I underlined. Coach Vernon " Catfish" S pack more power in their I time" quartet from Villanoi running attack, could not g w'all. The Panthers conquet riders played 60 rough, toul troit last week and won t tackle in the country perf Nery, one of those Pennsyl kicked a 90 yard punt againm Detroit, and in all games ru of yardage. Letting the paper slip to I hard as I could because I k "Yes, my friend," I answere So Change Subject Now that Villanova has be got something to say-nothi game in a million and Ora thought Wake Forest was tf ball. Villanova surpassed it one of the high spots of the of the people and because of Bird supporters are ready t( difference whom the Birds come their way. Citadel fo and quit trying to beat the ; nova will talk of it.for year broke their two year streak Gamecocks-a broken nose for the season, and prestige. A passing thought-contr perience in county fairs, Su including a chicken dinner. this University has too muc dust left a taste in student littering. But, no more of 1 for more Orangeburg and le Chuckle When USC Courts Propaganda is the life, of university. Tomorrow's var how a good football team ( lights can bring more publ scholars. Look over the program. Al invited to send their footba the school. All high school vitation. Participating in ti high school bands and teams. realize there is a place calle: When the embryonic colic dium for the game what av~ between the halves. A punti school sends one represental form. He kicks. If he kicks officials, he will receive a g sity prays that he will makc sity would even like the me1 and bring their friends. The parents are going to b tuned to the symphony of $! can sit with their sons and go to classes with their sons the Mess Hall with their sorn parents and may have more c The University is growing like the place. But I alwvays ~the University go a courtin Add Shorts Rex Williams and his brot brother aet on the boxing< night in the Township Aud Southern conference champi ing the University. In the* ularly, last night meeting 13 feated in Darlington several Coach Rex Enright and Bh retary, headed to Florence* of the new lights at the Flor two Carolina men were hon< Duquesne is on Southern If they take the Gamecocks record will stand four wor Mason and Dixon. Two we for their sixth game. We Carry A Complete Stock SNAEFhI'S - PARKER WATERMAN'S FOUNTAIN PENS ALSO A 000OD PH& PUN rOR $.i LEATR N~ BOOME6 TO P Anything Needed in The aseren The R. L Bryan Ci 146 Main meest ".ewing Sports Y 00IT HENDLEY ia is improving I The game should in to beat my old portable. A tap nterrupted. A stooge dourly eyes ou can't possibly mean that." 'H kead this." I glance over the items mith reports glumly that the Dukes iackfield than the famous "swing. ra-The Pitt backs, noted for their Ein through. the Duquesne forward ed via the air route-Eight Night gh minutes of football against De ie game-The only triple threal arms for the Dukes. He is Carl vania boys. The big 215 pounder ,t Pitt, threw a scoring pass againsi ns from punt formation for plenty -he floor, I turned to him, laughing new all the time he hadn't heard d, "But, we tied Villanova !! I" en brought iito the discussion, I've ng serious, though I That was the ngeburg is the town for me. I ke absolute climax in frenzied foot. A game at Orangeburg is always season. Because of the hospitality Carolina's damnable lucky streak > go back every year. It makes nc play on that field. All the breaks und that out after several decades inx and Carolina combined. Villa s to come and how the Gamecocks . Net result of the game for th. for Stan Nowak, Rock Stroud oui ast Orangeburg and our other ex. imter! At Orangeburg, all is fre( Sumter was a gyp. No student of h money, and Sumter's prices and mouths reminiscent of a sick cal hat, friends, except a little prayer is Sumter. any organization, not excluding a ied events are a classic example of yes, I said good) with all its side icity to the University than ten I high schools in the state have been 11 teams to Columbia as guests of bands have received the same in te Main street parade will be thes( During all this the students mighi I the University of South Carolina ge football stars arrive at the sta. 'aits them but more back slapping ng contest is scheduled. Each high' ive dressed in his high school uni. the best in the opinion of the game >ld wvrist watch. And the Univer. this his alma mater. The Univer nbers of the bands to register her( e treated with special consideratior ~.25 tickets selling for $1.50. They daughters at the game. They car and daughters. They may eat ir and daughters. You see, they art hildren. every year and I'm all for it. ] get a slight chuckle when I watch 'new talent. her Kid Williams are putting on a ar'ds being offered each Thursday torium. Rex, you remember, was mn in his weight last year represent 3ro ring lie is winning just. as reg utcher Boy Lambert whom he de weeks ago. irney Early, alumni association see last week to attend the turning or ence high school athletic field. Th< r guests. soil for the fifth time in its history tomorroWy at University field thei1 and on ost to teams below th< eks from ifw they travel to Miam 2fThe Thrifty Student's 8 %* Favorite SOUTH CAROLINA'S MOST POPULAR 0;a DRUG STORE G ameco Climax Birds Tie ViManova In Upset Game Ends In 6 - 6 Deadlock. By slowing the Villanova "swing time" attack to waltz time, the Car olina Gamecocks gained a 6 to 6 deadlock over the Wildcats at Or angeburg last Friday. . This sen sational tie was acknowledged one of the upsets of the football week. Villanova outplayed the lighter Gamecocks, but except for its touch down it was stopped by an alert de fense on every threat. The Penn sylvanians ran up eight first downs to South Carolina's five, one of which was gained by penalty. Two booming kicks by Dewitt Arrowsmith for 70 and 60 yards in the first period enabled South Caro lina to stave off threats after How lett had broken away for runs of 32 and 31 yards. Clary set Villanova back in the second period with a 52 yard quick kick. Several times, it looked as if the Villanova backs would get loose but every time they were overtaken. The two touchdowns came a few minutes apart in the third period. Capt. Walt Nowak's 30-yard re turn of the second half, kickoff to midfield and Frank Bukowski's 42 yard sweep on an end-around play set up the score play on the South Carolina 11. On fourth down Buzz Howlett passed to Bukowski in the end zone. Tony Periera, Wildcat placement kicker, entered the game but his attempt was wide. South Carolina's opportunity came a few minutes later after Harvey Buek, Cat back, had punted poorly out of bounds on the Villanova 26. Ed Clary passed 21 yards to Al Grygo on the five and three plays later Clary plunged right tackle for the touchdown. Clary's placement for the point was wide. Villanova Pos. S. Carolina Wysocki .....LE........S. Nowak Cochrane .... LT......... Howell Kuber .......LG........ Durham Chisick ........C.......... Burns Difilippo .....RG...... Hatkevich Rizzo .......RT...... Dorflinger W. Nowak ... RE........ L. Craig Buek ........QB..... Arrowsmith Howlett .....LH.......... Grygo Neri ........RH.......... Stroud Shader .......FB......... Hughes Score by periods: Villanova ........... 0 6 0-6 S. Carolina ..........0 0 6 0-6 -U* "* " Clary Kicks E0 C4ARY - 8Ac/4, "Flowers For All Occasions"~ CAROLINA'S FLORIST Corsages - Plants - Cut Flowers DeLoache, Inc. Florist Next Door To Western Union-Phone 2-2187 ~Cp PUR3 WITHEU.SB .IJE Cks Cic To Pa The Mad Hath Enright To Locker Ro< Gloomy Rex Enright, Gamecock head coach, is going to play his best hunch when his charges meet the pile-driving Duquesne Nightriders tomorrow at University stadium. "This is the story," said Rex, as he slipped his sweater shirt over his broad shoulders, "we won three, tied one, and lost three-and the three times we were beaten we went to the locker room just before game time. And, believe it or not, we stayed away from the locker room just before game time when we raked in our three victories-and one tie!" Rex coralled his mussy hair with a baseball cap, then continued: "Up in Cincinnati it was hot and it was a pretty far walk to the locker rooms, so I kept my starting lineup near the sidelines after we ended our pre-game limbering drill. Then we came back to Columbia to play Georgia. It was a big game and wve figured we had to be careful with our boys, so back to the dressing rooms we went. A few minutes later A certain lady, not a hundred miles away, said boastfully, "I for one, have never in my life been to a beauty parlor." Said her young niece, "You don't have to tell us, Auntie." Pollock's SLIPPER SALON "Shoe Stylists Of The South" 1531 Main Street New Shoe Hospital "Everything for the Shoe" MODERN EFFICIENT - EXPERT Shoe Repairing "Gives Your Comfortable Shock New Life" SATISFACTION GUARANTEED --PHONE 9605 1345 MAIN STREET COLUMBIA, S. C. TOUCH TO 5 2A" PURE SILK SATIN I DYE-HAND ROLLE.D EDG 0. PENINANT IN U, 5. 0. 00 C.. PENN] ish Wit r.nts' D evitel t f > Avoid m Jinx we came out to play the ball game ] and lose by one point." ] "But," continued the former Notre Dame fullback, "not thinking I about bad luck omens, or anything, I we went right ahead the next week- 4 end and lost again by the slim mar gin of one point to Wake Forest. I Now as I look back, I recall that we went to the locker room,before the game. Against Davidson we stayed ] out in the sun-and we won. "When we met Clemson, we again retired to the locker room before game time, but in Orangeburg we stayed away and held Clipper's great I team to a tie. Now I'm wise to the setup." "Even if it rains Saturday," En right said, with a broad smile that chased the gloom back to his ears, "we're not going anywvhere near the 1 locker room." So out to the practice field went Enright to round his charges into shape--just in case the hunch doesn't work! Columbia Office Supply Co. PRINTING COMMERCIAL STATIONERY OPPICE EQUIPMENT 1112 Lady St. Phone 5163 SILY 1546 MAIN HEADQUARTERS F( HO! Men's Sox In Latest Priced 10Oc t LADIE'S FULL CHIFFOIN Green Star-3 Thre Green Kitten--2 TI e' Wear 4 DOWN'. S HE I.ABT HOME GAME. DO LOS TOHE EY CO, .IN Cel In Seoing By Clary It-.. Al Grygo Tails In Fourth Place Ed dary, chunky Gamecock back, ;the man in the spotlight this wbek s he regained his position as high corer in the state. His total points tand at 84 with three rivals close n his heels. 0 Clary 'scored the touchdown gainst Villanova which tied the ,ame and caused one of the biggest ipsets in the nation. He has held he -high scoring honorb rhtost of the eason and'regained them with that core. That, however, was just two bet er than the 32 points of Dominic .olangelo, sensational Newberry ophomore back from Younigstown, )hio, and right behind him was ,raham Edwards of the Citadel vith 31 points. Edwards spurted rom the sixth place spot'of a week go by. scoring three touchdowns ,gainst Wofford. Al Grygo, last .weeks leader, was a fourth place with 30 points. Locked in a tie with 18 points ach were J. B. Henson of Caro na, Jimmy Dennard and June 4oore pf Presbyterian, Shad Bry nt of Clemson and Roten (the tipper) Shetley of Furman. Otber scorers: Hilton Wofford; Stubbs, Citadel; )avid, Citadel; McFadden, Clem on; Robinson, Carolina; king, Fur nan; 12 points. Cromer, Newberry, 10; Pearson, lemson, and Herring, Ermkine, 9; 4olin, Furman, 7. Black, Clemson; Magee, Clemson; owry, Carolina; Dorman, Furman; iuppel, Furman; Burrows, Citadel; ufhal, Erskine; Myers, Carolina; hapman, Erskine; Cotten, Ers cine; Williams, Carolina; A. Urban -arolina; Broughton, Presbyterian dasters, Newberr.y; Hughes, Caro ina; Goins, Clemson; Miller, Clefr on; Lancaster, Clemson; 6 points. Dearth, Carolina, 3; Henderson, 3resbyterian, Coleman, Presbyteri in and Clayton, Furman, 2; Shealy, "itadel, 1. ContestHeld For Punters Between the halves of the Caro ina-Duquesne game tomorrow a' .Jniversity field players from all >ver the state will compete in a mnting contest. Officials of the game will act as udges of the kicks. To the winner he University will present a gold vrist watch. The players will be :lad in the uniform of the high chool he represents. William H. Harth, athletic 'di ector, has invited all high school ootball players to Columbia for the ame. They will come in their chool buses'and take part in the are-game parade. ER'S STREET IR HIGH QUALITY Styles And Quality o 25c Pair FASHIONED I HOSE ad . .. . ..49c Pair iread . .. . 69c Pair GRATED WITH IES FROM G AMES ebration To Be Last Home Game Dukes Favored To Take Birds Rex Enright's Carolina Game cocks will make their last lo6l grid appearance at the stadium ,against .an invading Duquesne University team from Pittsburg tomorrow at 2:30 P. M, ' The game will' be a feature of Parents' Day and the father and mother of every Carolina student has been invited to attend, with the fathers of the members of the foot kall squad occupying a portion of the bench. Other gala attractions of the day will feature the pre-game p4rade of - 'High school players, 4 bands and girl sponsors. Nowak's Nose Broken The Gamecocks, beset with ap proximately the same number of in juries they have confronted all sea son practiced blocking and tackling, the fundamentals, all week in prepa ration for one of the nation's better 2 elevens. Stan Nowak broke his nose and Rock Stroud hurt his injured - ankle in the Villanova clash last'f week and neither will be able to play. It is probable that Alex Urban and Lucius Henson will not see ac tion Saturday, although both will be in uniform in case Coach Enright needs them. Ddkes Beat Detroit Duquesne coached by John "Clip per" Smith, has been going strong since their first game defeat at the hands of powerful Pittsburg, and only last week whipped Detroit U. by the same score as did Maurice "Clipper" Smith's Villanova outfit. Against Pittsburg, the powerful Duke line held Goldberg, Cassianna and company throughout fuiI quarters and the vaunted Pittsburg finally had to resort to passes to win. The invaders, Saturday, also feature the Notre Dame System and have a quartette of backfield men who can show it off to a great ad vantage. Bill Gallagher and Mitch ell Barron are veteran backs with Gene Onder the sensation of the four. The Duke quarterback, Andy Rabatin, strange as it seems is the only sophomore in the quartette. Ends Battle To match Carolina's co-captain Larry Craig, Duquesne offers their Co-captain and right end, Ray Serangelil. The other half of their co-captaincy is center Ted Grabin ski, touted to be the best center in the Pittsburg district. In their line also are two brilliant tackles, Carl Nery and Bill Critchfield. Coach Enright did not announce a starting line-up for South Caro lina but it probably will be the one which started the Villanova clash, with Chief Myers in Nowak's end spot and Clary at the left-half post. CHINA WATCHES SYLVAN BROS. STERLING SILVER JEWELERS AND DIAMOND MERCHANTS Genuine Merchandiae only, No Plate, No Imitation Oor. 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