The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 15, 1944, Page Page Five, Image 6
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SPORT SCOPE
By DENNI POWERS
it is with great,apprehensiont that I embark on this career
of tossing tidbits of tiny tots, enlivening experiences of clo
quent elite, and in the most part to try and fill up a little space
in 8 pages of newspaper for this week. However, hoping that
my motives will at lea.t provoke you into reading this-let's
shove off
"It IHad To Be You"
In the last issule of this great voice of the people, I think
Anne Searson really started something. The article on Curly
Kuldell started more cgntroversy on this campus than Lincoln's
Proclamnation of Emancipation. In two short weeks Curly has
changed from a carefree happy guy into a personage with a
huiited look on his face. The Morning Music Makers in the
OOD's office have been dedicating "It Had To Be You" to him
at least two or three times per diem, faked falsetto voices have
t(een calling to him the length and breadth of the campus. and
Kuldell is a mtuarked man. Now. however, cones the straw that
broke the monkey's back . . . the Colutmbia Record (one of
South Carolina's leading newspapers: we get a little rake off
for a plug like that. and also a pat. on the back fromi- Billy
Mur'rav) recently carried an article on the organization on
this campus oft a SI1IIIgh eli. To be the iman of the hour
of the afo'clinentioneld "SIGII CLl'". you m1u.,t he a blonde.
curly hea(ded footbail player. With branch chapters already
well on the way at Duke and North Ct"arolimi. opinions of proni
went cam pus leaders laboriously Iolled. hav' assure.l your cor
respondent that. it hats every possibi)lity of beconing a national
Itlization. and r'anking high inl leadling college- ;111. 11nli
i ersities.
Speaking of the l.\lrningr .\lm-i NlakerN. thle OI)'. aial
specialists. I was rudely aw\"akenled fromi a sound sleep. taken
.froml thl' e , %er armIll of Lana Turn1.1er, al--w i \\ a m1linultet;(
What else (Io I wallt Anyw\av. by ilgeni( us e li lanIke1ts
andtl pillow-, the alnalgelmlent of w iebl is patt'Ied 1ail I-'t -
tt"te Ibv law. the Iolines of' the revoltle I verionr of reviellc werte
tltluffledI tollulletely. T1henl eltering" intlo this scenle ofI p eae
per sonif'iceamle "T"Ihe 'oice".lnot. 'inatral but ('Brienl. Softly
piltl _.eliy be llruluretl into the ".\like". "(Get ilp". "Ifit
the deck", ' tl lut. of lhose saeks". (he voice died aw vI\: my
lolpes rose. naybe he was gone for good-N(.) ! ! 1 ai-k Igain
his ilelolious voice rang throughout the hallowel halls of
V rest(ll. ''Thlle Ine'Xt 11num111be' is ledivatedI to yo(,Ur atks". w ivhic
you luil bet'tter leave illn a hurry'. lIe'luetlanltly I fell o'ut. andt
forgot--D)E.\.LY BELOV El)".
M4tea Iili1 i pall li ne II rtOl4li RtIIbert, Ril...y. I hutad to v'oU.
ma y dhevotedo read er-. te biggest lbt liev e- it -r'-not. to hait lhe
C aroilna ('unpults iln yetar'. doe. (Guess. who has consistenltly.
in the fact of all1 possible4. otdds, and agins ~ t ail limers. held
forth on the wondlers anid b eauities of thle Unai versity of Tennles
see., t he prowvess oIf its a Ithltets, and ith un4. iheatabl le comblinalti ons
ofl its teamas. hats finaliy b)rokeni-with a wryI smile4. (In his es
teleed cotetthnac do'e' 1( has p)icked' t'e li'ni'sity oft Soult hern'
(Cailiflorniia to bea'it the .Tennel(sseet Volnt(eers bv Lto touchditownis
ini the Pait-adenauii tourn'iamlenit 4of l4.ses t his v'ar'.
So say*ing [ ieave your' pleasanit comapanly. dear111 re'aders- witir
ai fond0. far ewellI.
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"Skimp" has been asked to play in the
East-West game in Son Francisco on
January 1. He has accepted the invi
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Five USC Gridmen
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JIM HUNNICUT, speed merchant in
Gamecock backfield was selected on the
first All-State team, according to on As
sociated Press poll. Jim was on the in
jured list for the greater part of the
1943 season but during the scoson just
passed he proved to be one of the of -
fensive threats of the Carolina eleven.
Hunnicut also showed up well as a pass
receiver. He is a member of the Naval
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