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P-B1 't-' Birds See After Boy Gamecocks To Face Conerly.To-Poole Combination Next Carolina's Gamecocks will me< one of the year's toughest oppor ents in Memphis. Tenn., Saturda; when they tangle with the Un versity of Mississippi's Rebels. The Birds will face two of th nation's outstanding football plal era in the persons of Charles Cor erly, all-Southeastern half bac last year, and Barney Poole, twic all-America end at West Poin The passing combination of Cor erly-Poole has spelled defeat f< Ole Miss' opponents this year ar will undoubtedly give the Gami cock's trouble. Ole Miss, coached by Harr Vaught, uses the Notre Dame be formation with variations, 'an o: fense similar to the one Carolir used under Coach Enright, pric __ToWIN nce nto'the servie. * The game will be played Crump stadium and kickoff tin is 2:30 p. in., Central Standai time. It will.be broadcast locall over radio station WIS beginnir at 3:30 p. m. Carolina's footballers were comparatively good physical coi Big. Send-Off The Carolina football team wi leave for Memphis at 7:30 Thur day night. Cheer leaders ha' planned a pep rally and mare to the train station to see ti team off, forming at about 6:2 in front of Maxcy monument. La year's send off to the Marylai game played a big factor in buil ing the team's spirit and pullir them through an uphill battle take the Old Liners. If you car go to the game, see that the Birn get the biggest send off a Cari lina team ever got. dition after the Maryland gan with only minor cuts anti bruis< being received. Max Walker su fered a broken finger and Bill Kincaid had several stitches take in a facial cVt. Both will be ab) to play Saturday. Barney Poole, bidding for third All-America selection, is be ing coached by a brother, Jii Poole, who formerly starred at ti1 position Barney is playing no' There are four Pooles on the Mit sissippi squad and two in til starting line-up. Mississippi will be the definii favorite to rack-up its thur straight win of the season. Probable starting lineups wit weights in parenthesis: Mississippi Carolir LE-B. Poole (225) Wilson (200 LT-Erickson (207) Land (210 LG-C. Poole (204) Walke- (211 C-Bridgers (204) Ekimoff (191 RG-Crawford (195) Allen (195 RW'-Clarkc(240) K.Alexander(236 RE-Harper (172) O'Harra (190 QB-Bowen (198) Atwell (188 LH-Conerly (183) Couch (165 RH-Tiblier (175) Giles (180 FB--Jenkins (178) Harrison (180 Gamecock. From' 15 State Gamecock. from 15 states epml pose the 1947 University of Soutl Carolina football team. Soutl *Carolina leads the field with Nort1 Carolina and Georgia rankinj 6,~i Other states represented ar< n uylvania, Massacbusetts, Ala -' ouisiana; Ohio, New Jer Ql$.hpng. California, Ken jbd.and Tennes eat Ole Miss t 4 ~? yr, a 4_ , k Win Froi ving To Ma e k it d y x a in ie -d g n James (Droopy) Atwell took over Carolina's starting quarter - back post in last Saturday's game with Maryland. He is a product of Spartanburg and played with USC last year, until an injury in The Citadel game kept him out of B- action the remainder of the sea re son. He leads the backfield in to :h tal offense. 'a Gamecock Statistics id Following are the statistics of I- the Carolina-Newberry football ig game played on September 20: to UCNwer S Total first diow*ns g ; Fuimbles by .i.3 sFumbles recovered by [ - Net yards rushing . 2 2 USCttta adgegie Newb7rr7 NAerag yars aarsing. 133. .- Penales, against, yards100 40 Passes Intercepted b,y..... I I Y Yards returnedl InterceptIons 1 100 :n Carolina scoring: Touchdowns, le Bargiacchi, Harrison, DeLoache and Rutledge; extra points, Lane, a 1, Bob Land, 2. - Statistics on the Carolina-Mary Sland game played on September e 27. USC Maryland .. First Ib,wns ....... 3. 12 SYards rushIng. .......-17 222 Paaxes attempted 17 5 Passes comp,letedl . 7 4 e P'asses linterepitedl by . 0 2 d Punting average . 42 331.1 Yds. kicks returnei 1I6 49 hPenaltIes ........ ..3: 0 !7 hCarolina scoring: Touchdowns, aStrickland and Couch; extra point, aBob Land, placement. SUniversity Featured SI Sports Magazine ) The University of South Caro )lina was featured in the Septem ) her issue of Southern Coach and ) Athlete, which came off the press ) several days ago. ) A full page photograph of Droopy Atwell being tackled by * an Alabama player -in last year's - game was shown on the cover, and a other pictures of campus scenes, i athletic contests and personnel in i the athletic departments were r shown throughout the magazine. * Articles about the various phases of the athletic program ap peared inside. Stories were writ ten by Hennig Cohen, Rex En right, Al- Grygo, Hank Bartos and Vor'dana Craig. among other. ryland Th ifs"' wer flin thic a fas Saudyngt n pit It~ v el i detsa aunitogtfth wa 'ha Coiamigtb ave toMayaneatur day afuthern fis oenConference gamt e frTh tis ems. in hikn the ld Linrs cfSae to Colum winth nan theorspet of 300hse tatos whroitnsda irt havf offene thatn ran up to touch-sio dows beorthe Gofreame ol find bthemse.A sohmr named Lies Gamino waslthe keyto the rspcon punch0 ofpte Tfeps,en that, conuple twit tuhe paing ofequarerbA JoehTucker and the line play of George Simler and Gene Kinney, proved the un doing of Coach Enright's charges. Carolina came back and almost repeated their performance of last year's game with Maryland, in which they pulled the game out of Couch. aln Crnee sed by ryh Mlandakileswh Tanrope' bcki Comeb ci Fatureofsc paSo.hr CoacheJie Tatu Battlaied The wons wre fit h Calnd wthe ryhseo Sunda as stu-. dlent andalmn thogme' ofenn waysr that Careona might score artedoing aFred 1 degiccisiond Biop Marland, ua aftero ien CaiprestediaumI ws hpp firside Suherkne Cofterence game forhth eam atamcp abe Old pLiner winnin toCotlm cutom th repetum-ofached0 sec-s tatrigho witspesed air heeal dowsefore Mitakes Gaerecorcteud find themuselvs of thepgamoCre inae Lreservesbproveds thesle kapablethf staning puc agafnth Trpst-cndsthat,ociupledawdthmtse enoassing, qaterbackne andBuck adenaed pabiy o eoge'imck stgand Geneostnney, oedte uen Coplinal caeind. ndalos rAtdera peroraneofst Calic thyorle Boe rsm oto thenirersinthe boxst coac sense ABderman Sckand'sounnd lhtte thardta won touchdows, nte gmder Sticklandandce other mn, ah pas fromnsidered t South' betCoxun coch Wildemanqet at nut tu-o Haen ined Drnp ting founfo the tearyan bacfierherhs hd preiosupnc lays. con achm imedatmly. aied won teractive hlf,ea heashbeen mad,unningre atriaho Ban oue, els., tha hameenthemousn tate hadivermey em.ap FIold Ede In.i By SOL ABRADS Now that the cheers for the reat fourth quarter comeback ight that the Gamecocks put on aturday have died out let's see rhat the future opponents of the irds have done. The University of Mississippi rho USC takes on Saturday show. d they are a team that will be aid to beat. After upsetting ighly regarded Kentucky, 14.7, their opening game, they de sated Florida, 14-6, Saturday. Furman, after an amazing show f football power in losing to a ighly favored Georgia, 18-7, bow d to Virginia Tech, 20-6. The Clemson Tigers continued demonstrate a strong offensive rhile losing to Boston College, 82 2, Priday night after trouncing 'resbyterian College, 42-0, in their irst game. Miami of Florida lost to Baylor, 8-7, and The Citadel won from Here's the really gla< my name .s They Satis ?. - 14. b . 'opening games for USC olponts. Duk i. ndleated that it had anl other of Wlilaoe Wade's strong deflsive teams in gaining a 7..0 victory over the Wolfpack of 11. C. State. Wake Forest, who the Birds play in Charlotte, 1. C.. on Thanksgiving day, won from Georgetown, 6-0, in their first game. Next Saturday's games are Wake Forest .at Clemson, Duke at Tennessee, Citadel at William and Mary, and Miami University meets Villanova in Philadelphia. Other Southern Conference games are: Maryland vs. -Dela ware, N. C. State vs. Davidson, V.M.I. ,vs, George Washington, V.P.I. vs. Virginia, West Virginia vs. Washington and Lee and Rich mond vs. Rollins. one I'm :to put on .. . Fy me # e &ll Carriwrs In Total Yards Droopy Atwell. completed 10 of 17 passes for 189 yards in the flest two Carolina games and had a net running gain of 17 yards to lead the Gamecock ground gain *rs with a total of 186 yards. Fred Bargiacchi, the freshman halfback from Memphis, Tenn., had the best running average with 58 yards gained, five lost, out of six attempts, for an average of 8.8 yards a try. Red Harrison, ran eight times, ant gained 62 yards for a 7.7 average, Bishop Strick land ran 16 times, gained 107 yards, lost four, for a 6.4 average and Harry DeLoache carried seven times, gained 61 yards and lost three, for a 6.8 yard average. Billy Kincaid ran 16 times and gained 63 yards while losing eight to average- 8.4 yards per try. On the receiving end of passes XLWAYS MI] IETTER TJ1M EOOLER SM ESTERJ Red Wilsii h~ daught ., 8yards. Bo Hagan has completed fhur df 11 attempted paes. and has punted six times for an impressive average of 44.1 yards. In the scoring department .ar" giacehi, Harrison, Deloacheb St "ek land and Rutledge have scored one touchdown each, while Bob Land has kicked three extra points in five tries, and Pete Lane has made one conversion. Buy Your School Clothes from a Man's Store Serving Carolina students with their clothing aepds for over 40 years. Hope-Davis Co. Main at Lady St. TTING OKING 'IELD