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Birds L Carolina Loses Fourth In Row To Old Liners Wadiak Is Biggest Offensive Threat With 73-Yard Sprint Maryland's Old Liners spoiled Homecoming Day for South Caro lina's Gamecocks Saturday, out classing and defeating them, 19-7 in the rain at Carolina Stadium. The offensive-minded visitors led Carolina, 19-0, until Steve Wadiak scooted for 73 yards to score late in the final quarter. Wadiak was the whole offensive show for Carolina, gaining 102 yards through rushing, although the team's totals showed only 94 yards by rushing. . The freshman scootback also played an outstand ing defensive game. Maryland opened the scoring in the second period with Vic Turyn passing to end Jim Betz for the touchdown and the only completed Maryland pass of the game. Turyn scored himself later in the quar ter picking up a fumble and going over. A Carolina fumble on the 20 set up this touchdown. In the second half, Maryland again capitalized on a Carolina fumble, end Elmer Wingate re covering Ashley Phillips' bobble in the end zone for a tojjchdown. Hagan's passing in the first quarter gave rise to hopes of an upset to the CaTolina fans, but the hard-charging Maryland line soon stopped them. After this, Wadiak's running appeared to be Carolina's only hope. Defensively, guards Roy Skinner and Dave Sparks were outstanding for Carnlinin in the line. Rae Har rison, Ed Pasky, and Wadiak were the big men on defense in the backfield. Lineups: Pos. Carolina Maryland LE-Wilson ........... Winiate LT-Estes . . . Krouse LG-Faress ..... Ward C-Scott ..... ...... Kinney RG-Dew . . Schwartz RT-Dockery . Goodman RE-Harvin ......... .. Davis QB-Inaganl .... ........ Turyn LH--Wadiak .......... Idzik RH-Strickland .. . . Larue FB-larrison .......... . Bonk Swimming Classes In Natatorium For Forty Car'olina coeds begL Monday, November 1. This ginning because of the recon the pool1. The class has been divided into three groups: beginners, intermedi ate, and advanced. The beginners STUDENTS! FACULTY! FREE Wash Job with Each Grease Job Every Monday FIVE POINTS PUROL HENRY "Hank" REYNOLDS Proprietor FOR THOSE WH( FOR A BETTER DOUG BI * YOU'LL EN.U)V 'MEAL 'I FOR YOUR ADDFE $6.00 FC jjOjD ORANTIl ook Foi Iayard lickett, number 28, ou number 25, of Maryland in the m for kicking extra points this yeai by Harris and Teal). Football Field Day Features Distance Punting, Passing Potential football "Triple Threaters" are invited to attend Football Field Day on Melton Field, University of South Caro lina, Friday, November 12, at 3:30 P. M. and exercise their grid iron talents. No admission will be charged. Individual prizes will be award ed in each of the six events, punt inff for distance and accuracy, passing for distance and accuracy, for distance in kick-offa and try for placements. The participant compiling most points will be named the "Triple-Threat" foot baller of the non-varsity men of the campus. Each "quarterback will get three tries for each of the punting events, three for each passing, the same for kick-offs, and ten tries at placements. In tossing for ac curacy, pasiers will 16 i-quired to throw the pigskin through an au tomobile tire suspended from a goal-post. Get Underway Carolina Coeds n their swimming class on lIass has been delayed in be truction work( being done on have begun learning, strokes, and the intermediate and advanced groups are concentrating on form swimming. Advanced swimmers will try out for the W.A.A. swimming team which will participate in Play Day at Winthrop on December 11. Any co-ed not taking .swimming, but interested in joining the swimming team, may try out for the team by meeting with the swimming class on Monday, Wednesday, or Friday at 3 o'cloc.k. ) ARE LOOKING PLACE TO EAT! 00OME'S * * 'ICKETS [) CONVENIENCE R $5.50 ING~ -- ANYTIME -Win C Pickett On tstanding defensive back from Chi Adfelt Saturday afternoon, which hl Although he is a freshman, l'i Tulsa Has Had Season Than G By JACK South Carolina's Gamecock' the winning column after foi much brighter this week-end homa to do battle with Coach den Hurricane. Tulsa, who at the beginning of the year was scheduled to play in the Delta Bowl on New Year's Day, has had a rough season all along. It has been so rough, in fact, that two weeks ago Tulsa au thorities decided to withdraw from the bowl agreement. In the seven games played thus far by the Hur ricane, the nearest they could come to victory was a 13-13 tie with Wichita, Oct. 30. Tulsa's latest defeat came last Saturday when the team took a 19-0 licking at the hands of Oklahoma A&M. Brothers has 19 lettermen back from his 1947 Missouri Valley Conference championship team. Among them are quarterback Joe Finks, a fine passer and runner who ranked seventh in total of fense in the country last year, and Jimmy Ford, smallest man on the team at 155 pounds, but the big gest offensive threat. Beginning his fourth year as a first string back, Ford is out to top his 1947 record of 303 yards gained in 73 shots at the line. Ford was also Fink's leading aerial target, pick ing up 17 of the quarterback's passes for 276 yards. At center there is Billy Joe Cagle, outstanding defensive man and excellent line-backer. Guards wvho have seen plenty of rugged duty so far this year include Bill Capitol Bowling Centre G'ervais at Marion 20 ALLEYS for your recreation and pleasure LUNCHEONETTE DELICIOUS SANDWICHES, SALADS, SUND)AES and SOD)AS Today's Memo * * * ONE-D)AY DRY CLEANING ALLI WORK GU IARANTEED ARROW CLEANERS 1209 Gervais Phone 6471 ver Tul The Spot rieston, stops a pass from reachin aryland won, 19-7. I'ickett has 6 kett is a veteram and thus eligibl Rougher amecocks MORGAN s chances to jump back into ir straight set-backs will be when they journey to Okla Buddy Brothers' Tulsa Gol Bloom, 180 pounds, Arnold Bur rough, 190, Rogers Lehew, 200, and Ralph Detwiler, 180 pounder. The only returning lettermen at the tackle posts are Nate Arm strong and Russell Frizzell, who tip the scales for an average of 220 pounds. Frizzell, who has been CAMPUs - IM TWICE AGMAD BECAUSE NO DANCIb 8 ARKING PETE,YOLIRE R)5ITIVELY IA PURRING INSTEAD DICOE OF SQUAWKING UIKE A THE CLEAI ~OKSDRA! MItDEST ENJOYED You'll be smoking Because other le throat sp of irritai you smos PHI Isa's Go] g the hands of end Stan Karnash. een used primarily on defense and e for varsity competition. (Photo shifted back to his former tackle post this year, played 355 minute.9 as an end last season, and was named all-Missouri Valley by two press associations. College Barler Shop !/z Block from Campus Side Entrance UTniversity Grill CAPeRS IEl xHASTENS PETE'S I TOWARD HyAE? THANKS,JOHNN~Y,FORTHE THEE HE LP, BUT MYUTRPSKCiORE DTE MYHAS RUN OUT ONtv ME.. LG FOR OAN,(M S0 GLAD Y REVELUN6 IN MY D'NG WITHLMEIWC Y OF PtIIUP MORRIS. LEST, FRESMESI, :,MOKE I EVER wafted right into the dreamy re Sdelight when you CALL FOR PHILIP MORRIS is defin'itely less ir ading brand. That's why em ecialists actually suggest* PHILIE ion due to smoking! You'll be bed PHILIP MORRIS today! P MOR den Hu Enright Exp To Be Near South Carolina's Gamecocks itarts, travel to Tulsa, Okla., t igainst the Tulsa Golden Hur: Carolina will again play the who has had an even worse s Coach Rex Enright expects his Leam to be in better shape for this xame than they have been since Lhe beginning of the season. Phil Alexander and i en Ekimoff may be in the starting lineup tontorrow. Carolina's offense will probably again be built about the fancy itepping of Steve Wadiak, the hard-running of 13ihop Strickland, and the passing of Bo Hagan. Wadiak, who has been the Game cocks' top performer in the last three games, is now considered Carolina's leading candidate for all-state honors. Two sophomore guards, Dave Sparks and Roy Skinner, who were the defensiv- stars against Mary land, will again form the defen sive center of the Carolina line. Beside them will be Bill Estes, C06BURN The Business Men Choice at Quality an Original Try One of Our I And You'll Be 1317 SU 1 Next Door to ti PETE. 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The offensive line will have Red Wilson and Harvin at the ends, Jake Land and Dockery at the tackles, Al Faress and Ed Dew at the guards, Scott at center, and Hagan, Wadiak, Strickland, and Harrison in the backfield. Carolina opened their season this fall by walloping Newberry, 46-0. The following week the Gamecocks edged Furman, 7-0. Since then Carolina has lost four consecutive games to Tulane, Clemson, West Virginia, and Maryland. |'S GRILL and College Boys' All Times d Variety e Here )elicious Lunches Hack for More. ITER ST. ie Fire Station I CASA/ JOAN, I ADORE YOU! BUT CLEARING MY THROAT MAKES ME O6CILLAT Tw$ CRAFT. H ERE ,TRY'EM M-M*-MM YOU'L.L 6E GLAD THEYkE SO FRESH TOMORRO W, AND MILDT HAT YOU SMOKEW YOUR STATEMENT PHILuP MORRiS ISA 00SCTGC TODAY - NEAL - Pertaining to wedding bells. LLATE - To beat up systematically. LATE - To shake. DPHANEITY - The state of being sporent when wet. CHORE Come now, folks. 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