The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 01, 1948, Page Page Seven, Image 7
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There's a professional fo
as the Chicago Rockets, bu
his own version of a Chical
play ball for his Carolina (
A short, stocky, wi
"Steve" Wadiak, scooted
in his first running plat
the first touchdown aA
night. A few minutes
78-yard run had been c
the secondary for a 30-yj
down.
For the evening's worl
60 yards in five tries at
equal to that of Strick
back.
In spring practice last y(
but has been returned to 1
elusiveness make him a m<
at full.
Wadiak started gettin
ing at the Chicago Voca
plished the unusual fea
freshman. After two y
he enlisted in the Na
Wadiak completed the
school diploma in the se
Upon his discharge W
played for an all-star team
that he scored four touc)
personal scoring record.
Under the eligibility rul
four full years to play foi
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)tball team in Chicago, Ill., know
t Coach Rex Enright has brougi
to rocket to Columbia this fall t
ramecocks.
ivy-haired halfback, Stephan
around right end for 12 yards
in college ball to help set up
rainst Newberry here Friday
later after Bishop Strickland's
ailed back, Wadiak broke into
ird gain before he was brought
k, the freshman rocket totaled
the hostile Indian line, a record
land, Carolina's star running.
!ar, Wadiak was used at fullbacl
ialfback this fall. His speed ar
>re dangerous threat at half tha
g his football vocational train
tional School where he accom
tt of making the team as a
ears of tailbacking this outfit,
vy as a 17-year-old volunteer.
requirements for his high
rvice.
adiak returned to Chicago ar
last year. It was with this tea1
idowns in one game to set h
!s covering veterans, Wadiak hi
Carolina.
r will select an outstanding lin
e previous weekend. This is f
ublicity the way of the men wl
a get the credit for it.
Al Grygo Now S
As Backfield Coa
By MAND
Several years ago when
afire in collegiate football,
Old Twinkle Toes, etc. T,
simply as Al. A friendly,
_ time to chew the fat with
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Into
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Shorty Hilliard, air-minded che
off for a flight over Evelyn l'l.>er
berry game. lilliard's acrobaties
leading staff.
Milner Takes i
d Bill Milner, former Carolina
'n lineman who made All-American
iS after transferring to Duke and
who now plays for the Chicago
s Bears, seems to have a prefer
ence for South Carolina over
Duke.
L- 'nt fall Milner spotted a
n speedy halfback playing for an
all-star team in Chicago. lie im
mediately contacted the boy. but,
instead of recommending Duke,
hows 'Em How
ch For Enright
ING HARRIS
Al Grygo was setting the woods
he was known as the Erie Elf,
xday, he is known to everyone
likeable fellow who always has
anyone, Al Grygo is liked by
all who know him.
- Grygo first came to Carolim
from Irie, Penn., in'1938. As thi
offensive star of an undefeate(
4 freshnian team, he first gaine(
recognition. Th rouihout iis threI
years of varsity ball, Gryg was
an outstanding star, and io
writer said of himl) that "he tuirnet
in1 one of the finest one man ex
-* hibitions ever seen at the sa-a
dium. That game was p)laye<
LIagainst Clemson in 1938.
IAfter getting his degree, Grygt
*coached one year at Olympia liigh
an. d one at Albany, Ga., biefon
.joining the Chicago Bears. 11,
averaged 7.2 yards p)er run witl
*the ball while playing for tht
Bears, lie was ratedl 18th inl pri
football in yards gai nedl per rush
Griiygo's favorite hobby is rais
ing a family. lie married Sara
IHut to and they have a girl an<
a boy. His next best hobbyi
golf. Old TIwinmkle Toes is nov
backfield coach for Rex Enright
SAY...
"I saw it in
THE GAMECOCK"
K~ee?>ing/ ade quate (and
de p>endal>e elctr ie ser Vier
availale for this ra)>idIly
grote1in areaUP isn't e'.rae tlyi
"child's )>lay)" . . . it takes
a (lmfost a thousand >ersonis
ofdollarDs inivested in,
)>lanJtS, e'quipmeint, l>nild1
ing7s and real (estaite...
adeance of the dIemandlI(.
South Carolina
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or the camera just before the New
add i needed zest to- the cheer
ISC Over Duke,
(he school where he made All
American, he talked the young
halfback into enrolling at South
Carolina. This halfback is now
one of Carolina's outstanding'
prospects.
Ilis name is Steve Wadiak.
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With a devastatingly efficiet
ocks opened the 1948 season
4ewberry in a game that couh
9 to 0.
Coach Rex Enright kept the
tars for the benefit of the
erves had as gay a time agi
s might have been expected from
he first-stringerS. I
Bishop Strickland, sophonore e
unning star [roni Mullins, gave i
he fanls an early tVUHrl1 with a 11
8-yard flight for a touchdown f
hat was called back and later
tood treat with a 19-yard trip for
valid six-poimter.
A nine-yard scorinllg pass from 1
to lagan to All-Southern candi
ate Red Wilson started the
;amllecocks mn their lierry scoring
vay after only four and a half
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iewberry
Ling Game
it attack, Carolina's Game
A,ith a 46 to 0 conquest of
I just as easily have ended
wraps oii his high-powered
'isitiig scouts, but the re
inst the outclassed Indians
i nutes of playing time had
ap,sed. After that, Harry De
aich, Sirickland, Deloach again,
arvin. Wadiak, and Allen scored
>r Carolina in that order.
''lhe feat ure of the game for
ost Carolina fans was the goal
ie stand of the Birds after New
.,y had picked up a first down
11 the Carolina two by a long
ass. Newherry ian four plays
nd tle Gamec took over on
leir six.
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