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The Pi Phi "Powerhouses," charges of Joe Patrone, are right to Lanier, LT; Sue Rives, LG; Mary Clarke, C; Evelyn Preston, RG; IB Harbin, RE. At the quarterback slot is Dottie Perkins. The halve Smith and Bobbie Heater is at fullback. SWEET YOUN 7 P.M.WillSee Renewal Of Battle Both Mentors To Employ "T" By DON BARTON The game of football will receive a rare treat tonight at 7:00, when the gals of Pi Beta Phi and Delta Delta Delta Sororities take the field against each other in the annual Powder Bowl classic. A large crowd is expected at Melton Field to see the third game of the series, and the first to be played under lights. The contest has been scheduled to go four eight minute quarters, regular football rules prevailing, with the exception that the two-hand touch will replace tackling. Uniforms will consist of blue dungarees and jersies, with only such paddings as nature affords. The Pi Phi's will wear red jersies with black numerals, while the Tri-Delts will be adorned in white jersies with red numbers. Fans may be assured of a rough 'n tumble affair, as these two rivals collide in quest of grid iron glory. Sorority spirit is at a fever pitch, and each team seems confident that, when the powder settles, its opponent will be limping home in defeat. In seeking their first win, the Tri-Delts have placed their hopes on an array of fast "scat" backs, who promise a great deal of trouble in an open field. They operate from the Notre Dame "T" formation, shifting into a box, the same system that Alabama used against Carolina this year. Much time has been spent lately on per fecting plays, and Coach Hareld Middlebrooks' charges appear in good shape as game time approaches. June Henry, the Deltas' ripping full back, and Delores Shuler, quarterback, will bear much of the offensive duties, as they perform behind a forward wall of savage blockers. The Tri-Delt. will be crtnined by Nibbse Forbes and are nicknamed the "Notre Delta Dames." The Pi Phi's, under the mentorship of Joe Patrone, will hold a slight weight advantage in the line and in the backfield. The "Power houses" will offer a dazzling variety of reverses and fakes in their bid for another victory. In "Slingin" Frances Smith, triple-threat halfback, and Jo Seideman, able fullback, the Pi Phi's have two girls that must be checked, if the Tri-Delts are to turn the trick. Smith's passing arm will find two good targets in Helen Harbin, rangy right end, and Virginia Williams on the left flank, which gives the damsels in Red and Black one of the best passing attacks in feminine football. The "Powerhouses" also shift into a box, from the "T." Seideman is the Pi Phi captain and Smith, the co-captain. In the past, there has never been more than one touchdown scored in a single game, which gives good reason to believe that another close one is on tap for tonight. Green Street football experts rule the contest a toss-up and will give odds on neither team. Conse quently, betting has been confined mostly to the most fervent backers of the two sororities. Practice injuries have been kept at a minimum in each squad, so when kickoff time rolls around tonight, both outfits should be ready to defend their pigskin prestige with the utmost vigor. It should prove well worth watching. Phone 2-9250 918 Main Street Collegiate Inn Specializing in STEAKS - CHICKEN - SPAGHETTI -DINE AND DANCE IN THE "GAMECOCK" POOM " JOE PATRONE Proprietor Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices left: Barbara Dudd, LE; Jane arbara Brown, RT; and Helen . are Nell Mayer and Frances H NG Carolina Prolel Opinions On Tc By BEN McGUINN Will Carolina win or will Clem son win? That is the question. Printed below are the opinions of several of the members of Caro lina's proletariat (look the word up, dope, if you don't know!) JOHN ISEMAN--Freshman: "I predict the score to be in Caro lina's favor to a final score of 21 to 7. Carolina will score'the first time they receive the ball." MILDRED MURPHY-Sopho more: "28-7 in Carolina's favor. Clemson will make their measily old seven points in the second quarter." BILL BENNETT - Senior: "Carolina will score in the first and third quarters. The score at the half will be 7-7, but the Gamecocks will reign in the end, to a victory score of 14-7." MAE MEANS - Sophomore, "Clemson will score in the second quarter but Carolina will win in the end to a final victory of 18-6." BOB MOESSMER--Sophomore: "I say that Carolina will be the victor at a final score of 20-13. Clemson will make two touch downs in the first and last quar ters respectively." SKEETER REEVES - Fresh JOIN Til Head RUSS D NI PARK WAY .1i Air Conditioned 1 RUSS D PARK WA "The Bright Spo FOR TIE IN ICE tr? Sanc (A Product of R1 Served on il THE CA The Gamocock PT PHI TRI DELTA ariat Voices morrow'sGame man: "The second time the Garnet and Black get the ball they will begin to run away with the game. 28-0 will be the final score." DORIS BORIS - Sophomore: "Clemson will score two touch downs in the first quarter, but Carolina will run away with the game in the third quarter. I say that the final score will be 28-14." BOB LUMPKIN-Senior: "Caro lina should win but I think the final score will be 7-0 in favor of either team. The game will come out one touchdown one way or the other." NOTE! NOTE! NOTE! NOTE! BILL CHAPLIN - Junior: "Clemson will win that game. In the third quarter Glemson is going to run away with the game. Final score will be 13-7 in favor of Clemson!!!" (Yours truly made a fine wager with this gent!) Well that's it! You can see for yourself what kind of brain storms we have on the campus. This feeble minded moronish proletariat (that's you and I) has really gone hog wild. I spent several days on this lit tle item and, as you can see, gen eral opinion is that Carolina is going to win that game! Predic RUSH! To RAKE'S GRILL for )ELICIOUS LUNCHES LPPETIZING HAMBURGERS AND SPAGHETTI OPEN 12 A. M. to 12 P. M. ~or Your Comfort RAKE'S Y GRILL At Five Points" [E BEST CREAM L ichuland Dairies) hie campus LNTEEN The pride of Harold Middlebroo Bull, LT; Rose Anne Bolivar, LC bara Dukes, RE. Quarterback if back positions. Jesse Lewis hai MOCKH Probable Stai Coaches Joe Patrone and Hal i Sorority elevens, have announced I teams. The Pi Phi's under Patror vantage tipping the beams at 10 pi who boast of a light but fast aggrE I PHI Virginia Williams LE Jane Lanier .. LT Sue Rives . LG Betty Lou Hood C Evelyn Preston . RG Barbara Brown RT Helen Harbin RE Bobbie Hester QU Elinor Howell - RH Frances Smith LH Jo Seideman . F3 tions are that the tribe will make a wonderful showing in the third quarter, and will definitely, and absolutely, make a touchdown in "Look For The Dog" MEHLMAN'S 1427 Ma H e rcs th coIlei very best. Its quality sound shoemaking h< long life. An ideal 'young mien of all ag CaI 1409 MAIN STI ............. ks, the "Notre Delta Dames," are : ; Nibbie Forbes, C; Virginia Wood Delores Shuler and Kate Ellison idles the fullback spot. EADS T rting Lineups liddlebrooks, mentors of the two he following to be their starting e's eye will have the weight ad )unds per man, over the Tri Delts gation. TRI DELT ... Jean Lumpkin ............. Sara Bull Rose Anne Boliver . Nibbie Forbes Martha Parker Anne Hiott Barbara Dukes Dolores Shuler .... ...............Kate Ellison . Mary King June Henry the first few minutes of the grind. We'll be waiting to see how true they will be. BEAT HELL OUT OF CLEMSON!!! Record Headquarters RECORD BAR in Street MtFRER te "Saddle" oxford at its leathers, sturdy soles and >Id the promise of a long, all-purpose sport shoe for es. 'ELAND Page Seven ight to left: Boots Clark, LE; Sara ruff, RG; Ann Hiott, RT; and Bar and June Henry split at the half NIGHT! Important Meeting!! There will be an important meeting of the Block "C" Club on Oct. 29th at 7:15 in the Club rooms. This meeting is of the utmost importance to all members due to the fact that a big dance is being planned for December 6th. COLUMBIA . DAIRIES * 917 Main Street COLUMBIA, S. C. Brown & W"hij, Thichk Red Soles $ 7.60 Co.