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Clemsoi Fumble, Ble Lead To TiV Red Wilson Scores i On 26-Yard Pass Carolina's Gamecocks outpl according to Carolina studei Thursday Carolina-Clemson cl crowd of 25,000 when tackle a Clemson touchdown in the la By winning the game Clemson earned possession of the gold tea leaf, annually presented to the winner of the Carolina-Clemson game by the Blue Key soci;ties of the two schools. The Tigers scored their first touchdown earlier in the final quarter after recovering Bishop Strickland's fumble inside the Carolina ten-yard line. After two line plays carried to the three, fullback Fred Cone started for the center of the Caro lina line, turned as he was being tackled, and tossed a lateral out to Carol Cox, who went into the end zone untouched. Miller's place ment was no good and Carolina led, 7-6. The first half was predominant ly Carolina with freshman half back Steve Wadiak doing some fancy broken-field stepping for the Gamecocks. Midway the first period, Wadiak took a lateral from quarterback Bo Hagan, eluded sev eral tacklers as he started around right end and twisted into the Clemson secondary for a 43-yard gain. Three plays later, Hagan flipped a perfect pass to end Red Wilson for the first touchdown of the game. Pickett's placement was good and Carolina led, 7-0. After that Carolina threatened to score several times but couldn't get the ball across the Clemson goal line. They moved to the Tiger 25 in the second quarter, but a field goal attempt by John "Toe" Tominack failed. In the fourth I LOANS MADE of V Across from PALl LIBERTY LOAN ! -1414 MAIl COGBURh The Business Men Choice at Quality ar Original Try One of Our And You'll Be 131,7 SUlt Next Door to t SOX'S B, TWIN DJ 5 PO Private Dii For Small 1N Parties U] Try Our MEAT and 3 DRINK and~ 64 1 Rally cked Kick er Scores ,arolina's Touchdown From Bo Hagan . ayed Clemson for 56 minutes, its, but l9st the annual Big assic, 7 to 13, before a roaring ?hil Prince blocked a kick for t four minutes of the game. quarter they moved to the Clem son three but Steve Wadiak fum bled on second down and Clemson recovered. Clemson Drives Clemson put together a sustain ed drive in the second quarter but Bobby Gage fumbled and Harry Deloach recovered in the end zone for Carolina. Clemson had another chance when Deloach's fumble was recovered by a Tiger on the Caro lina 20. The strong Carolina line. stopped this try short, however. Quarterback Bo Hagan, a sen sation as a freshman but disap pointing last year and the early part of this year, played his best game in two years. His ball-han dling was smooth and he completed five of the ten passes he attempted. Halfbacks Bishop Strickland, Harry Deloach, and Stevd Wadiak were the principal ground-gainers for the Gamecocks, with Strick land, particularly, being called up on repeatedly by quarterback Hagan. In the line, Ed Dew, Bill Estes, Cecil Woolbright, and Red Wilson played outstanding defensive ball. . Starting Lineups: Pos.-CAROLINA CLEMSON LE- Wilson ............. Poulos LT-Land ............. Prince LG-Dew . Davis C- Scott ... ........... Moore RG-Faress ........... Gillespie RT-Alexander .......... Gainer RE-Harvin ......... .Thompson QB-Hagan ............ Martin LH-Couch .... ...... Gage RH-Strickland . . . Mathews FB-Harrison ............. Cone ON ANYTHING alue IETTo THEATRE I LUGGAGE Co. i STREET l'S GRIL L and College Boys' All Times Ld Variety be Here Delicious Lunches Back for More. ITER ST. he Fire Station ARBECUE lIVE iN INTS ring Room [eetings and p to Sixty Lunches VEGETABLES DESSERT In Lasi N ..... ................ Hobby Gage (77) is about to I in on the play aire Harold "Ho" H Matthews (70), and Oscar Thomps Boxing Schedule Is Announced By Alderman Coach Jess Alderman has an nounced a six-match schedule for the South Carolina boxing team for the 1949 season. Four of the matches are scheduled in Columbia. In addition to these dual meets the Gamecocks will enter the Sou thern Conference tournament and the NCAA tournament, which will be held in Baton Rouge, La., this year. The schedule: Jan. 31-Virginia at Charlottes ville, Va. Feb. 12-The Citadel at Columbia. Feb. 18-Georgia at Athens. Feb. 26-Maryland at Columbia. March 12-Georgia at Columbia. March 19-L.S.U. at Columbia. April 7, 8, and 9-NCAA tourna ment at Baton Rouge, La. LOWER MAIN BARBER SHOP THREE FIRST CLASS BARBERS 909 Main St. Opposite Joe Patrone's Capitol Bowling Centre Gervais at Marion 20 ALLEYS for your recreation and pleasure LUNCHEONE'T'TE DELICIOUS SANDWICHES, SALADS, SUNDAES and SODAS for Shoes that look like new visit ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING ,SERVICE NEXT TO CITY FIRE DEPT. 1319 Snnmter St. x se wamecock Four . Bo Carries MI, w brought down by Carolina's Harr igan (25), shown leaping over an un on (26) of Clemson. Gamecocks Coir Despite Heavy By LLOYD HUNTINGTON Carolina's Gamecocks, fresh from their surprising how in holding the highly-favored Clem son Tigers to a one-touchdown vic tory, are looking with confidence to the other four games on their schedule. But from the efforts of these teams over last week-end there seems to be little hope thati C tP CLAIGo O THRA DDETA OVONY OR$ PRMERALSCO. 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Remember: ou smoke PHILIP ' itely less irritat rhy eminent nose HII.IP MORRIS in 1 be glad tomor- 0 Page Nine ,arolina Boxing Team Begins Drills Last Monday Carolina's boxing team, runner up in the Southern Conference tournament last year, opened drills this week with a squad that shows promise of being the best in the school's history. Ray Avant, voted the outstand ing boxer in last year's tourna ment, returns this year seeking national honors to add to his con ference title of last year. He will fight. at 155 this year. Pete Campassi, 125-pound con ference champ last year, returns to fight in the 130 bracket replac ing last year's champion, Elerson Fowler, who did not return to> school this fall. Sylvester Lewis, a lad with dyna. mite in both fists, will step into the 165 slot for the Gamecocks to challenge the Citadel's Dale Matthews for his title in a match that should be the best of the year. Lewis was on the Carolina cam pus last year but was ineligible for varsity competition. 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