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Birds Brel By Troun The Carolina Gamecocks ra first half last Saturday to har defeat, 27-7, and to break a themselves. A homecoming first intersectional meeting u Sophomore Steve Wadiak paced the Gamecock's scoring with two touchdowns, one a 67-yard jaunt. Bishop Strickland on a 26-yard dash and Jack Couch on a three yard plunge accounted for Caro lina's otner two scores. The vaunted Tulsa passing com bination of Finks to Ford failed to match the sounder ground game exhibited by Carolina, and as a result, the Hurrcane's most pow erful weapon produced only 81 yards on five completions in 16 at tempts. The Gamecocks stuck to a land attack the entire game where they rolled up 271 yards to their op ponents' 151. Coach Enright's liberal second half substituting in using all of his 43 men was a major factor that Poll Planned To I Date For Gamecoc Should the Carolina-Clemso from State Fair day to Thank: of Carolina and Clemson studi A poll is being planned by The Gamecock in conjunction with the Clemson Tiger to find what the students actually think. In or der to give each person time to weigh the evidence and form a defi nite opinion, this poll will not be taken until about three weeks after the Thanksgiving holidays. In the meantime, The Gamecock will accept and air individual thoughts in the form of signed letters addressed to the sports editor. The iindingn r this poll will be published and, if opinion favors changing the date, we will go all out for the change. for Shoes that ilook like new visit ROBERTS SHOE REPAIRING SERVICE NEXT TO CITY FIRE DEPT. 1319 Sumter St. PHONE 2-5893 F0I Skylin4 "Fun Spot of :3800 ilktOAD T HE Ci IS You SO UL SCHOOL JEWELR3 SPORTSW SODA FO Ek Streak 0e eing TulsE n for four touchdowns in th d Tulsa University its sevent four-game losing streak fc crowd of 9,200 witnessed th f. the two schools. kept the Carolina score down i 27 points. Wadiak also led in offensih yardage carrying the ball 10 timi and gaining 107 yards for a be ter than ten yards per try averag Tulsa's lone touchdown was si up by Paul Berry, whose runnin was the one bright light for th Hurricane. Barry tore around lel end for 29 yards to the Gamecoc nine-yard line. Three shots at the line move the ball to the two-yard line fror where Finks hit Kenneth Clic with a pass for the score. Jimm Ford made the kick from placc ment. In addition to the running o Wadiak and Strickland, Bayar< Pickett did some good stepping an< also kicked three of the four extr points for Carolina. )etermine Best k-Tiger Game n annual classic be changec igiving? What is the opinioi nts on this topic? Enright Heads All-Star Team Rex Enright of the university and D. C. "Peahead" Walker of Wake Forest, have been selected to coach the Carolinas college all Star football team. A pi.kd groun of college seniors will meet the professional Char lotte Clippers in a charity contest on December 5, in Charlotte, N. C. This is the second year of the annual event. The All-Stars, coached by Enright and Walker, defeated the unbeaten Clippers 21-13 in last year's battle. Cross Country Team Ties Tigers In First Dual Meet South Carolina's cross-country team tied the harriers of Clemsor College, 28-28, in their first meel of the season Friday at Clemson, McKay of Clemson took firsi place in the run with a time of 1E minutes, 28 seconds, for the irregu. lar 2% mile course. William Haley capta~in of the Carolina team, wat second with a time of 15:81. Ken Dean, Foster Marshall, and Cecil Ward also participated in the meet for Carolina. The university did not enter a team in the Southern Conferenei meet held at Chapel Hill this week t RESERVATIONS O LL'S i Club Ihe Carolinas" lIVER ROAD ANTEEN RS . .. se it SUPPLIES EAR UNTAIN e e it k d n k f Pictured above is Mitchell Scott Ala. The likeable junior has done Len Ekimoff this year. He's a can be counted upon for 60 minut will be in thle starting lineup agv giving Day. UNANIMOUS Continued from Page 1 phrosynean has been represented but twick this semester. Unlimited Cuts Another motion by Thomas fav oring a system of unlimited euts for upperclassmen was passed by a majority of the members after a brief discussion. He introduced another motion "IT'S GREAT I SCqp..i Imm. La.n a.. -n-r tio C The Gamecock Ki i 190-pound center from Pike Road, a good job of filling In for injured steady, dependable pivot man who .s of hard, heads-up football. Scott inst Wake Forest here on Thanks that would change the present grading ssytem to M. S and US (excellent, satisfactory and un satisfactory). He argued that it would help the honor system and simplify grading. Ramon Schwartz, Euphradian representative, took exception to both of Thomas' arguments and offered the motion to table. which was passed seven to six. ENTERTAINMENT" - - - - Boxing Team . Adds Rutledgc Things are beginning to shap4 up for the Carolina boxing tea which has been working out Mon. day and Wednesday nights at thq gym for the past four wooetil workouts and roadwork ,will begir the week after Thanksgiving holi day, coach Jess Alderman an. nounced. The biggest news in the camp was the return of Heavyweight Bill Rutledge to the team. He had been suffering from. a football in jury and had announced that he wouldn't report for the team be cause of it. However, yesterday he said he was definitely out for the team. His return relieves the heavyweight weakness tremen dously. Joe Stringer will fight at 126, Pete Campassi at 130, Grady Decell and Charlie Bernstein at 185, Cap tain Ray Avant and Red Douglas are listed as 145-pounders. Avant had been moved up to 155, but the surprisingly good showing of Harry Temple caused Alderman to change Avant back to 146. Sylvester Lewis, ineligible last year, has looked exceptionally good in the 165-pound weight. Lewis is Carolina's hope to stop Dale Mat thews of The Citadel. Jim Brigg man, who fought in this class last year, is back to battle Lewis for the spot. Elerson Fowler, 135-pound con ference champ, Bob Dockery and Roy Skinner, who were heavies last year, are lost. Frank Singleton has shown flashes of brilliance during the first few sparring sessions. He may turn out to be the surprise package that Alderman has been looking for in the 176-pound class. Chris Hitopoulos, who fought at 118 pounds last year, is manager of the team. *SS MAKE IJL No Intramu Football To By JIMMY Tackle football will not leagues this year, it was d letic group. Dr. J. T. Penney, chairma dell, university physician, w but the decision was left to Coacl Rex Enright. Enright decided tha the possibilities of injury were to great since most of the me'n ar unconditioned. Volleyball Playoffs The playoffs to determine th campus volleyball champion begar this week. The winner in the Fra ternity league will meet the Inde pendent finalist for the Intramura championship. In the quarter-finals Kappa Al pha defeated Sigma Chi 2-1 t( earn the right to play Sigma Nc which defeated Kappa Sigma 2-: to determine the frat'ernity repre sentative in the finals. Independent League The Deacons of tenement 21 won from a strong Carovet team 2-0 to take an early lead in tht C06BURI The Business Me: Choice at Quality a Origina Try One of Our And You'll le 1317 SUI Next Door to Ch seril S p r lb All NB STATON Sll THE ly oher igartte .November 19, 1948 ral Tackle' Be Played CRAWFORD be Vlayed in the intramural ecided by the university ath n of the group, -.,d Dr. Wad ere opposed to tackle football Independent volleyball playoffs. McBride and NROTC are the other two finalists in their leagues. The latter defeated Freshman 'Y' to earn a berth in the playoffs. Swimming Postponed The fraternity swimming meet that was scheduled for today has been postponed due to the conflict with volleyball playoffs. It will be held the week following the Thanksgiving holidays. iBadminton Tournament Friday, Nov. 19, will be the last day to register for the badminton tournament, Joe Grugan an nounced. All students interested may contact Grugan to sign up for this sport. Play is scheduled to begin Dec. 6. 4'S. GRiLL and College Boys' All Times d Variety te Here Delicious Lunches Rack for More. WTER ST. the Fire Station . ........ .TTTE3 JQ4t Ys~OCcGA ETTE