The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 21, 1945, Page Page Six, Image 8
Junlo
In the Huddle
With Shiels
" by the time this edition hits
the streets we'll be off on the road
to Durham, N. C., where them
Devils are dustin' off the WEL
COME mat . . for the past fort
night the club's been doing double
duty for Mr. Mac in preparation
for the tilt on the morrow-you
can lay that bottom cemolion that
all hands are in tip top shape.
Melton Field and the Stadium have
both seen quite a bit of turf flyin'
during the weeks prelim to Duke.
. . . every minute on each plot has
been used to greatest advantage.
. . . there's no loafin' in this Mc
Millan regime-believe me. . .. Tina
Cannon, cute young lady popular
izing woman scribes here in the
Capitol City, presented herself one
day last week to look over the
scrimmage . . . many were wishing
that she'd come more often . . .ah
for the life of . newspaper world.
. . . on a smaller scale, "David"
Davidowsky and Sy Rapp two hef
ty's fromN Manhatten tipping the
beams at 240 and 220 respectively
... both have plenty of experience
on the line and ought to see plenty
of service . . . among their honors
they both boast of making All
Manhatten (N. Y.) for two years
In high school .. . we wish "Coach"
Fritz Turner all the luck in the
world in his coming season with 1ly
Junior Varsity . . . the lads have
a rough season to face themselves
while their "big-brothers" are also
sluggin' it out . . . best to ya gang
. . . "Pepper" Ho%vell, flashy back,
out for awhile due to a cracked
ankle bone . . . we noted well, as
did the pocket book, where Michi
gan slashed out at Great Lakes to
the tune of 27-2. . . . "Moe" Brown
(Jr.) got one large charge out of
this win as did most of the GAN- 1
DERS. .. ."Skimp" liarrison. spark
ler from last season around to
watch his home town boys run
through their paces. . . . the ole
Skimper has an up-and-coming ball
club down in Iartsville. S. C. . . .
tickets went on sale for the coming
season early in the week. so the
vine tells us . . . they should go
fast for the Gamecocks have a very
representative schedule in the off
ing. . . . Chick Bass, mellow voiced
commentator, to put the Carolina
matches over the ether waves for
a local concern. . WKIX to be
exact (PLUG). . he'll do the
home games... Dan Ilarrilson,
recently out of his bell-bottoms, to
handle a big share of the passing
and punting for the Garnet and
BlRck. . . . Danny is an alumnus
of sometime back and is still very
adapt at the game. . . . did ye know
that mentor Johnny Mac is a Sig
ma Chi? . . .there was a 'popular
book out some time ago, "The Rains
Came" in the earlier part of the
week we'd have sworn it was writ
ten here in dleahl ole Columbia...
this latter is self explanatory if ya
reside in or around these parts.
. . . a chartered bus will leave the
campus on the marrow for Durham
with only a limited number' of seats
to be had. . . . too bad this (cannot
he enlarged upon. . . . nothing
makes the gang more eager for':
battle than a hearty cheering sec
tion. . ..well we're on the thres- '
hold of the 1945 football season and
Duke is the first step through. . .
heres' to the Bacon without the
points. . . . time to hang up with
the usual . .. adieu....
CIIICK SIlIFELS.
Girls to Use
Horses in Gyni
Classes to Be
0. K. all you Texas Guinans. here
It is! Get out the blue jeans and
odphurs cause the University Phy
sical Education department proud
ly presents -- horseback ridling
classes for the fall term. Trhe regu
lar cr'edit will he given and classes
will meet twice a week,
The tentative schedule for ('lasses
Is 2 and 3 o'clock on Monday-Wed
nesdays and 2 and 3 o'clock on
Tuesday-Friday. A morning class
may be added later but girls ex
pecting to enroll in this type of
class must have the two adjoining
classes vacant to be eligib)le. Only
girls are needed to form a class,
so on registration (lay, the first
nine to enroll will be among the
chosen few.
Webb's r'dln gacademy will be
the startin1 point for the group.
There will De a beginner a and an
experienced riders class, hut Mr.
Webb, himself, will ride with, and
instruct both classes.
This is what you girls have been
beggIng for, so It's up to you to
support It. Line fornms on the right!
Neami Staley.
r Birds Me
In the above photbgraph, members of the University of South Car
ture. Coached by Fritz Turner, the J. V's will meet the Newberry In
been selected as yet and none will be available until just before the i
1945 VARSITY ROSTER
Name Hometown Age Ht. Wt. Status
Ends:
Tom Brophy Philadelphia. Pa. 21 6-1 175 V-12
'George "Chesty" Farris Hayward. Calif. 21 6-1 180 NROTl
Joe Hammock Birmingham. Ala. 18 6-1 180 NROT(
Ed Jones Pensacola, Fla. 24 6 192 NROTC
*W. L. "Buddy" Riggs Charleston 19 6-1 190 NROTC
Roy Schmidt Florence 18 5-11 175 Civillar
Tom Sharkey Niles, Ohio 17 6-2 180 Civiliar
Taekles:
*1lenry Couch Batesburg 22 6-2 205 V-12
Alex Davidowsky New York City 21 5-10 230 Veterar
Tony Alarsco Niles, Ohio 19 5-11 200 Veterai
*George McDonald Lake View 22 6-2 205 Veterar
Willie Radenz Ilouston, Texas 22 5-10 185 NROTC
*Jim Strobel Charleston 2: 5-11 210 NROTC
Bob Weber Oak Park, Ill. 19 6-2 180 NROT(
Guards:
*Phil Ball Ukon, Okla. 19 5-11 185 NROT(
Henry "Hank" Botkins Kilgore, Texas 19 5-7 170 NROTC
Bob Dunbar New London, Conn. 20 5-8 194 NROT(
Dozier "llool:" llelmly llorence 21 5-10 20? Vetern
Ken Hluffman Thomasville. N. C. 18 5-9 170 NROT(
Hlerman "3arrel" Schmit zWest field. N. J. 20 5-7 180 NROT(
George \Wright Maton, ;a. 17 --11 185 Civiliat
Centers:
Neil Comm ins Su mtier 17 5-10 111 Civiliai
**Bryant "Junior' M.iks INaon, Ga. 19 6-2 185 NROT(
Joe Spivey Ridgeland 17 6-2 190 Civilia
Blocking BIacks:
Lyle I lanson Storden, Minn. 19 6 180 NROTC
Donald "Ish" Moore Reidsville, N. C. 19 5-11 180 NROTC
*-Jim Mortimer Norwood, Ohio 10 6 185 NROTC
'Reese Smith Plant City, Fla. 19 6 165 NROTC
Ierlft Halfbacks:
Bill Carr Cairo, ;a. 19 5-9 160 NROTC
shirley "Red" Kile L.umberton. N. C. 21 5-1 1 158 Civiliar
Raymond Magin St Louis. Mo. 19 6 175 NROTC
Bayard Picket t sultivans Island 17 5-10 166 Civiliar
'Dan laralson Dadiville, Ala. 19 5-9 155 Veterai
Right Hialfhaeks:
'Charles "Dutch" 3rembs Pompton Plains. N. 3 20 6 190 NROTC
[erbert "Bud" Eades Central City. Ky. 2n1 6 160 NROT
Tr. ). "Buck" Isom Norphlett, Ark. 22 6-1 190 NROT(
"Steve Trewhella Palmer, Mich. 18 6 180 NROTC
Fullbacks:
Varren "Rabbit" Daniels Sanford. Fla. 18 6-1 190 NROT(
D)on Johnston St George 17 5-7 155 Civilie
01h Trindalt -T entoni. N. J1. 21 5-9 170 NROT(
'Bobi Sidenman ('hnarlotter, N. ('. 23 6 195 Vet erar
**'C. of Ga. I .et termra n.
*Newhberry C:ollege' I 't te'inran.
ALL-STAR NAVY ~TEAM LOSES
CLOSE GAME TO FIRST ARMY
AFTER A 15 INNING TIE
'Those of y on whoti fai led to see I(i l-trs rw rol u
he soft tallI game last. Sat urday be- pthst e i eesr he
ween an all-star aggregation from ot.Ad5 h aep-ges(
lie Navy V-I2 tUnit arnd the First ihec tamcrinhtter
t'rmy repr'esentat ives were (deprived rettr tht ol rdc
f one' of th mwnost thbrilling sport-wingru.nth senhi
ng events ever to he stargefl in nn,teFrtA'ywshae
hise parts. fr vitloe ieacrantly
Thle play for bot h sides was bttertne l le n ela
peetacular andt in the few dlifficul- h one hr ae
ies that the pitchers allowed them-' Mme- fte atsaswr
elves to get into, they were savedgldtfaeanw icernt
ry brilliant play afield. igiiinn,snethfrtab
Inning after inning piassedh withhatrole temoonyneui
coring opportunities offeririg them- i h ee nig i ndpr
elves at scattered intervals In onefomd Thijy,owv,wa
naig, tstn onth mond orsho-ining snceI the seonthi
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hIans on Melton Field at 8:30 Satu
rame begins.
1945 JUNIOR VA
Name Hometc
Ends:
Allen, B. B. Blue*Rid
Wall, W. A. Atlanta.
Matney. M. A. Columbia
Nims. G. N. Fort Mill
Wiggins, R. I). Easey
Fisher, A. E. Tucapau
Tackles:
Morris, J. .J. Columbia
Adams. G. B. Johnston
Routh, F. M. Columbia
Thomason, J. R. Greenvill
Guards:
Fulghum, J. E. Wilson, I
Voight, C. A. Wisconsh
Pearson, M. Chicago,
Josey, T. C. Anderson
Hudson, J. 1. Port Gib.
Jenson, T. C. Galesvill
Centers:
AlaTinucii, L.. J. Youill-181
Carnes, C. K. Bishlwpill
Blocking Backs:
Saul, .1. C). i'vtlata,
Penny,. L. 1). Perrine, I
Noble, It. NC. Lumbeta
Left HalflFMcks:
Curtis. R. K Adams C
Dusenbury, R. G. Florence
Coker, L. .1. Tampa, F
Rudolph, C. .1. Clinton,
RIght HalfbColus:
Fetter. G. W. Nloultlriev
Rhodes, D. YGeill
B3ridei-an. .1. N. Newhern,
Zukoski, C. F. B iirmingh,
FWsilacks:
Lyles, .1. F. Flo ,tlce
Poynter. M. R. Kingston,
McCutchen, Luky Bishopvill
r held the all-stars to one hit fo
he rest of the game.
Fountain had a fall similar to
hat of the FiPst Army catcher in
Nole, winin u. li,tolmbero
Sttistc R. th. -am provs the
WiellSar T. tonlY. w Unitsof
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Swredlh in top form.n l
Light H3 l.alhouheks: llae
Rherfst. No ni Elstilak
Zuonsk(if,eC. aspec. Bohirems
aryeage for a. re-maenh.
gae resth ia cr of the-ame
ha,ir ts Frt Army cAIte in
Smtit deprived.his..eam.of a pos
Moodywinning.run..He,..oo,.slid 1
Koiud when.a..al.y.was.imm6nent
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LRSITY ROSTER
wn Age Ht. Wt. Status
Re. Go. 19 6-0 170 NRO
Ga. 19 6-C 175 NRO
18 5-11 160 Civiliat
17 6-1 178 Civiliai
17 6-1 165 Civiliat
17 IO 165 Civiliar
17 6-2 190 Civiliar
17 5-11 173 Civillar
17 5-9 188 Civiliar
17 6-2 200 Civiliai
q. C. 20 5-8 180 NRO
iRapid, Wis. 22 5-9 180 NRO
Ill. 18 5-11 175 NRO
17 5-10 155 Civiliar
ion, Miss. 19 5-10 175 NRO
Wis. 22 5-10 165 NRO
17 5-10 155 Civiliar
wn, Ohio 22 5-11 185 NRO
le 20 5-10 187 Veterni
Ilil. 25 5-7 160 NRO
.'a. 23 5-10 160 NRO
n, N. C. 20 5-8 175 V-12
nter, N. Y. 20 5-6 155 NIO
17 5-9 138 Civiliai
19 5-9 145 NRO
Ia. 20 5-10 140 NRO
1. .1. 21 5-10 173 NRO
ille 17 5-6 140 Civiliar
17 5-11 154 Civiliai
N. C. 19 5-6 135 NRO
im. Ala. 19 5-9 160 V-12
20 5-10 160 ROTC
W. Va. 28 5-8 180 Velerai
e 20 6-1 197 Civiliar
Broughnan, lb ............ 3 1 0
Dercoli. 2b ................ 5 0 0
Painter. P ................ 6 0 0
TOTALS .............4 7 4
All'Stars AB HIRR
MacReynolds. ss .......... 4 0 0
Mayo, 2b .................6 1 0
Goodman, 3b).............. 5 0 0
Adamis, e .................6 0 0
llustosky. lb .............5 0 0
Hall, rfi................... 5 0 0
Fountain. ef .............. 4 1 0
Life,if ...................5 00
Sokol, sef ................. 5 0 0
Celusta, p ................ 5 0 0
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Junior Varsity'
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Saturday On M
Starting Berths No
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the Carolina-Duke game on Satur
The USC Junor Varsity will have
troubles at hand Saturday night
when they meet the Newberry
eleven on Melton Field.
Running Duke plays against the
varsity for the past week has
placed a large number of the JV's
on the ailing list. Two men from
Coach Turner's Viobable starting
backfield will most likely watch the
gam from the side lines. Jerry
Meacham, 180 pounds fullback, re
ceived a head injury Wednesday
Tennis Team
Loses Meet to
Air Base
The Columbia Army Air Base
pounded out a 7o2 win over the lads
carrying the Garnet and Black on
Saturday, September 8, here on the
home courts. Meeting for the sec
ond time this season, the Airmen
again showed superior ability and
snappy court play to take the match
with little or no effort. The Car
olina Crew, however, were not
' whitewashed" by a long shot as
Charley Park took his singles play
ana tnen teamed up with A. L.
Lewis to walk off with a set of
doubles. This was the extent of
the carolina wins and they watched
the birdmen walk away with each
following encounter.
Tracy Baxter again tried valiant
ly to stem the tide of the visitors
but to little avail, it was a ques
tion of too much to buck in regard
to the Air Force. Captain Baxter,
chief racket-wielder, assisted by
the aforementioned Park and Lewis
plus Johnny Graham. Mac McWil
liams, Nevitt Grove, Martin Web
ster and Paul Puckett, will engage
in a few more matches before the
semester draws to an end.
The tennis team is a little heard
o' aggregation here on the campus
but is still doing its bit to carry
on foi' Carolina.
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and definitely will not see service,
while C. F. Zukoski, a scat-back
right half, will see only limited
duty.
The JV's have been working hard *
all week, looking with anxiety to
ward their, Saturday night opener.
They took fine in practice and will
probably give Coach Billy Laval's
team plenty to worry about before
the final whistle has blown.
"My team is going to be a win
ning ball club." Coach Turner as
serted. "Each man is working hard
and fighting to take his rival's
place in Saturdav night's starting
lineup," Turner said. "As yet many
of the starting berths are open."
Players who will probably be in
Coach Turner's starting lineup are:
At ends. B. B. Allen, 170, from Blue
Ridge, Ga., and Bill Proveaux, 170,
a South dkrolina high school all
star from Abbeville. At the tackle
positions, J. J. Morris, 190, from
Columbia, and Billy Routh, 188, also
of Columbia, will probably get the
starting nod. The guard positions
will be filled by Jim Fulghum, 185,
from Wilson, N. C., and Jim Hud
son, 17 5,of Port Gibson, Miss. At
center will be either Lou Marinucci,
185, of Youngstown, Ohio, or C. K.
Carnes, 187, of Bishopville, S. C.
In the backfield Coach Turner
will probably start M. A. Payntor,
180 pound fullback trom Kingston,
W. V. Jimmy Lyles, 160, from Flor
ence. will work from right half
while Tommy Cox, 160, of Green..e
wood, S. C., will play in the left
halfback position. Bob Noble, 175
pound. hard driving quarterback of
Lumberton, N. C., will be the start
ing signal caller.
Kickoff time will be at 8.30 p. m.
Come out Carolinians. Cheer your
team on to victory.
Fri. & Sat.
"THREE MEN
IN WHITE"
Van JOHNSON
Marilyn MAXWELL
Lionel BARRYMORE
... and the woman
LA stands out alone
like some new divine
g to the gods.