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girds Sca p r. HERE, DAN HARALSON (No. 17) is shown making one of the many gains he and 48-0 triumph over Newberry College in the Birds football opener. j c u ; . . o By FRANK GRIFFIN, JR. DO WE HAVE A GOOD TEAM? Well, the qluest ion e Ver IoylV s beei askinlg I)oes l'arlina have i got-l teamt this veai '' has b eenii answered. Popular ot inl ion has it tIhat the Newherrv gante was a piishover. l'erhaips it was, bIut it p r viIde'(d the first of oeti bo\s ii acliuto . No a 1ontllt of 1practire canl reveal what ,1n1 art tal gane does. ('ouel Newtonl took aIdvanitage otf the sit oat ion, Ile played'as many men as pos sible, and tested six plays. in the Pre-F' light game we met a foe coimposed ol veterans, of both professional and eolIegiate foot hall wars. Avainst this heavier tea im the (iamecoeks threw themselves with an un 0datnnted spirit anid a rerkless abondoni for otids that almost reap.rl victory-. It was a great ilay for ('arolinta. It proved that Iai Iaral sFn and ('ly1 Kiblell were aerial master'. Pa 'Thrih's pass snatebiug and defensive work talhed him as a potential All American. .lim l niimientt, fromll where we sat, didnt get the "P*blockinlg on the reverses that wonld eunable to waliz away onu the long runs. Dai Ilaralson showed clearly that he is a poten tially dangerous speed-merehatI. The teamto as a whole played a muore than cred'itab le gimiell'. Against a eollettioln of players that mate fromlu colleg"es t higher rank than the (Gamec"ot"ks, the Birds displayed the tightin: spirit and stainina of wiiei greal teamits are uade. No crystal hall have we, but the Skyrrac"ker gatme forelells great days ahead. GOOD NEWS FROM MIAMI Here's encouraging n1ews. 3lia ti's back fielI is t he l igh t e.t in years. accorliii to Coacli Eddie Dunn. Ihmn hop1es that speed and deceptive h)all-handling will make up for the powe- other 111ami elevens have dislplaved. but his itam is by no means "seasoned. 'They ariel. in truthI. an un1knowN1 quianitity" in timollur row's game. Ca'irolinia students will be itnterested inl ktnowing that lhe game will be bromtleast play -by-pl)a y frn om' wir 1~ -elports) by rad io sta - tion WACOSt o4i(mrrow night. CAROLINA-CLEMSON DAY ACOMIN' it may be a wvee h4it premaIituIre, buit w e'd like ft. delve into1( the ensuinig (;aim-cock-Tiger bat tle c-ominig October 19. The boy to watch frotm (lemason, miost likly~l tot proive Newton'*s bead ache, is veteran Sid TIintsley. Tinsley is a t riple-threat man mwihom thle Gamiec-ocks will tdefinitely havye to thri-t tIe.. Smnartinjg frotm a 541-0 I ronning at the hiatnds of lie Georgia TFech gridsters. the Tligers are~ ont for1 blnotd in thbeir thattle with t wice- viet(oriouts N. C.X St atIe tomorroin(w. Bill Riogers, Altotn ('uimie amti Billy Pe al4one with veteran Scent er Jen kints portend1( t rotubIe ahIem 4. But-wve see victory for thle (Gamecotck! "Look For The Dog" Record Headquarters MEHLMAN'S RECORD BAR 1427 Main Street BOOKS :-: OFFICE AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES THE R. L. BRYAN CO. 1440 Main Street *Phone 5017 * ANY THING NEEDED IN THE CLASSROOM *@ RECORDS@ Columbia's Most Complete Record Department DIXIE RADIO- COMPANY U-NO-WE-NO-RADIO 1712 Main Street Phone 22103-04 Indian 4.>. other Gamecock backs registered in their Gamecocks Face Tough Schedule, Hard Playing \< the football sea'ton gets into full swing Carolina i, now capable Of sizing up their future ioes to a certain extent by the results of their opetninig gale. alay of their op. 1onenlt, have lived up to expecta tions and have even 'tlrpa,>ed theln lile ote - ha e seciningIy been overratei judging their opening eon. te-t-. \iai. the schoo l w-here ioothall is started late and is simultaneously ended late is the only Ganecock op. ponent which twill not have played their first game befote. Full facts are not available and an. thing can happelt in this tpener. RIeport, are that .\itni hlai somting it the deep ,unny Sutlth and ()range l'uwl spectator, canl expect a thriller. Carolina's traditional foe. tlen soi. tratnpiel i -. t_'. htit had the operatiott rever,ed again,t them in tle G;a. Tech galie. Clemtnon rc serves shtowedl up well in the :4-1 npening v ictory win over 1'. C. and ball handling was at a mnaximulini el ticiencey for their first gaitie. Clent s n suffered a severe defeat hotw tcrr inl last Satnrday's encounter again-t Tech. 'ower proved too much for the Tigers anl their in expericnce showed ul . IMut th Tiger, came out practically free frot injurieti: and ready for their next hattle. The Bird sipporter% shteld nut ie tio optimi<tic over this lutcomlie ot f tIis contest. I'er haps this %%eek-end's bill featuring N. C. State and the Bcngal, n Ill re veal somuiethin,. Coast G iand lo.-t t t le pOtrerit] Grentilino- I toe 0 bitt camea hack Io dlefeat thic uniforitinate- Newbehrry Iidianic. C. G. v*s. Carolina will pro tide a gala day- for fanis at the Orantgeburg County F-air. It wcill nto dloubt be~ a colorful contest. Tfhe Uniiversity of North taro lina senms to have hit the rocks this seasoni. In their lirst ecuniiter ther we-re rudely ups~et by the D)emon Deacons~ of \\ake F-orest ini a 7 tee 0 struggle. The gamte wxas not as close ais the score shows. lIn their '-econdii gamtae the Tairhteel. wcere boed over by thle powt erful legionis eef thle ;\rmny -Il6-0. 1laep the N orthi Carolinin t wu cill end uip promui iing nevertlihees. COMMUN ITY DRUG STORE 5214 -PHONES -9498 625 Harden Street Eat SHACK'S MA6E IN COLUMBIA * FRESH DAILY NEH I BEVERAGE COMPANY * ROYAL CROWN COLA| 1211 ASSEMBLY STREET| DRUG CO. * 5197- PHONES-5198 1204 Main Stree s; Los Grid Squad Proved In Action Carolina tramiIled a battered and befuddled New%berry eleven by the score of 48 to 0 in an impressive vic tory at Carolina stadium. From the opening minutes to the final gun the visiting Indians were overpowered and outclassed by the Gamecocks. Carolina scored a total of 21 first downs to the Redskins' two an4 gained 41t net yardage rushing to the visitor's 9. The Gamecocks scoring parade got under way quickly with a re turn of a Newberry kick. Then Er win drove through tackle for a tirst down. Hunnicutt raced 15 yards and Ilerdeg;n picked up 15 yards ofi right tackle. Hunnicutt then lugged the hall over. 'Ton'inack converted. T'ony- Patrone received a New berry fumble on midlield to set up the second score. Erwin got back to Newberry's :;5. Erwin and lun nicutt took the pig skin to the to. After a I5 yard penalty againsit Car olina, Ilarrison pitched a pas to Thrash. The official, declared in terference and the ball was placed on the I from which Erwin plunged over. Tominack again converted. The second team was t hen sent in anl got on the mnarch late in the second period. Suttle returned a short kick to the Indian :0. After two line plays failed Ilaralson hit Farris in the end zone. Totminack converted his third consecutive point. The half ended a few minutes later. Carolina made its tifth touchdoWn on Bradford's'. :.c yard sneak through the ioe line. Itnnicutt and Fisher added the tinal touchdow i . Toti nack failed to place kick the tinal point bit had earned a rectord of 6 our of 7 good. 'I'wo minute later the game ended. Presbyterian in their only game lost to Clemson 31-n. The Blue Hose put uap a good struggle in their initial bout but the power of the state seemted to be inevitably centered arounnd Carolina and Clem Duke rolled over Richmond in their opener i>y the impressive score of 61 to 7 but in their second game they were defeated by a youthful Penn University squad in one of the nations greatest upsets. The score was 18 to 7 a ith Penn University f taking advantage of the llue Devils in the opening nintes of the game. Duke once caught napping may ,pring from their moutrning. The true merits of the Duke eleven inl big timhe ball are yet to tie kniown. Wake Forest's pilucky crew has' "A Good Plc THE GOOD Open Alt Night Flowers That Lost" ,/I CAROLINA'S MOSt P( BIHARI'S RI 1229 Hampton Street "THE OLD RELIABLE" METROPOL Dining Room for Reservatio,n - 1222 H-AMP"l Open 'TaI Midnight WHERE STUDt * ALWAYS GLAD T( COLLEG 1015 Sumter Street MEALS e To c Pre-Flight Forges Out To Win ly B1 P1EIlC: .\ sPasoned, experienced Georgia Pre-Flight eleven bowled over the game. stubborn Gamecocks Satur day with a last half rally. The Birds held tight and fought to the end forcing the Skycrackers to call out all their resources in a contest spiked with tension and excitement. The Pre-Flight machine got oi the march in the opening minutes of the tussel to sma-1h deep into Game cock territory tw% ice only to be re pelled each time. 'rhe Gamecocks managed to hold on in the first period and the squads switched playing ends with the first tally yet to be made. But two minutes after the opening of the second quarter the powers of the foe was detmon strated. The Skycrackers recosered a (;amcce,ck fumble on the Bird 45. Then Ronnie Cahill, cx-professional pigskinner. faded back, found the' receiver. anl tossed a beautiful pa-s to Bob Ilanilton on the 21. who ran over for the scnre. Isick lones con verted. Carolina snarhc,d bac k, how C cr. and w itli a powteriul dief ese pu-hed the (Ge'orgians lack a:ain-t their goal line. Cahill wa- then forced to fall on a bad center giving Carolinta a safet*\. I're-i light booted back front the 20 and Curly Kuldell made a beautiful return placing the pig skin on the fue'; -'. yard marker. The Birds drove to the 1:; from which Kuldell pitched a periect pass to Pat Thra,h, % ho antagonized the enemy throughout. for another tallv. The extra point w\as bad putting the Gamecock, into the lead -. Later in the period Nuldell'. un der-tudv. I-Iaral-on pitc hed another pas to I'at 'Thrash who though cov cred In tuno haw k-eyed detende,; seized the pig-kin from the midst of sprung into the race a, one of the leading contenders for national recognition inl the South. They beat North Carolina I to n aund battered a good Georgia team 14 to 7. They may w1el be the Southern Con ierence Champ-. i )uke i the maint ob-tacle remaining. 'I hi- wi!l he Car.'lina'- la-t opponent and will probably be tone of the bet gan:e in Nhich the Gamecoc:ks pla\. Mcan wvhile train all c\ es on the I emton Deacun-. After a unick gln.. Ice at; thc rcr.rd. of tie 0 1id' opp1ets e mi. conclude that Carolina has a ioh in it- hand'. If the G;amiccc t.k break even in tl ir toul i schedule they w'ill be god. 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Then they began to .-howv their su perior p:w\ er and exceilent coachinv '1d drove i(nr. ;arad in a : yard dri\e for a touchldi"\\n. 'Ihe e tra point argood. I.at r in ti e ai,e per1 i .e . l,:ng, w' trh e 11 'u t thel .sks' (rac er, broke ay }'tn a beautiful ri and ratced '1u tI '' s..id ne it the d< ciding tali'y. lln the 1in ,l lularler thl' 1 i: C th!re lened( er1 ti e, bt eat timet the t;e!:tini a:zgretati 1n fel!i ,bo>rt ".4 thetir" mark. \\ oh 4,n' t\u,, unm7111 ; re" ::ining1;. the Pir, tpenic' a( paing11 attat'k. 'I be las(t pik , (" the gamie h..'-u i rw' m( . 1 an uprt,.r but a h-t to 1're-1Lh ,t mn, bro-tke t:p thie pa:, i!:ten<!cd f''r th;e o ti e tatt rStIoe m ic, that the Games:C (t L demo nl ratedi . gamer, t r1 i nttoutttt. 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