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Former Mid Coaches Car By DICK I The number of fine offens have been developed at Carolli be traced back to 1935, when South to Columbia. Since then the South's gain, for Ted, one< at the University of Michigan, has come to be a permanent pillar in the Gamecock coaching staff. Although his first love is base ball, Petoskey has had consider able experience in coaching foot ball. After graduation at Michigan he immediately assumed tutoring the Wolverine freshmen. When he came to Columbia he was estab lished as flank coach of Head Coach Enright's pre-war teams. During the war Ted accepted the job ac head mentor and Ath letic Director at Wofford College. When Enright returned to coach ing duties at Carolina he again FINE ITALI VILLA I ITALIAN SPAGBET' HENRY MARTIN Prop? 1213 Blanding Street OIL iits, Eere's your opportunit Aviation Cadet training you must be single, b of 20 and 26%, with at I college and with high p} qualifications. Learn about the impi tunities open to you after you have won or navigator . . . a mission as second 11 Force! iigan. Great' I olina Ends 1 3UNLAP ive and defensive ends that ia in the past few years can Tall Ted Petoskey migrated t It's been the North's loss and V >f the greatest ends developed v secured Petoskey as his end coach. t In addition to his football re- F sponsibilities, Petoskey directs the ( Gamecock baseball team. A for- t mer member of the Cincinatti farm d system, he has done an excellent d job in elevating Carolina's base- t ball fortunes. Last year the Game cocks defeated Clemson two I straight in winning the State r Championship and the runnerup t spot 'in the Southern Conference. 1 As long as Ted remains at Caro- I lina the flanks will be in capable hands and the old grads can look forward to a continuous line of t AN FOODS SRO N CO 71 OUR SPECIALTY SADDIE TRONCO Phone 9382 - Id Learn hou become ai in the U S //s,1 Sto qualify for To be eligible, eenteages last two years of ysical and moral Find out about and( flying traini tion Cad(et-eith If' qualified, your so you can be / finish college. rtant career oppor as an officer . .. your wings as pilot nd received a comn entenant in the Air ..NON.LYIl Never before in such an opporti ) ~ - men and women - the U. S. Air Fo: in a non-flying c information ab o School. U- S. 4 ep Rally to Begh ig Thursday Fun 3y Burning Tiger Carolina students are lookin Drward to Big Thursday which I ast around the corner. Campu etivitles will s,wing Into high ges efore the state fair classic i rhich the Gamecocks and Tiger rill battle it out tooth and na The student body will gather o he horseshoe Wednesday at . m. for a pep rally before th ;aroline-Clemson freshmnen gam o be played at the Carolina sta lium at 8 p. m. KSK sind the stv ent council will be in charge c he pep meeting. Following the pep rally on t11 Lorseshoe, Carolina rooters wi narch to the state capitol wher he annual tiger-burning ritual wi ie performed in front of the builk ng. Intramural awards will be pre ented to Sigma Chi fraternity an enements two and three for oul tanding achievements in spori luring the half of the Carolina Olemson frosh struggle. Robert Thoren, president < ;igma Chi, will be present to re eive the Inter-Fraternity Overa ;ports Trophy which was won b ;igma Chi in intramural athletict ?or Tenements two and thre Vandell Morris will receive th1 ndependent L e a g u e Footba ,hampionship trophy. ,ood ends, on both offense an lefense. YOU can n Officer Air Force Ice*OOM 24 iACCutc%en the academic, military ng you'll get as an Avia er for pilot or navigator. papers will be processed gin training after you IS CARERS, TO0l peacetime has there bees inity for college-truined to obtain oommiissions I4 rce. If you are intereated areer in aviation, ask foi ut Offieer Oandidatd URFsne The I D r M e e -Gamecock captain and end Red Wil 1taking a John Boyle pass for the Bir lina at Carolina Stadium. Knox appears to be tackling Wilsor -galloped the remaining 18 yards dowr Decline And Fat Is SC Mystery 0J By LLOYD HUN' S 'N' The decline and fall of the Wa is the current surprise of the Soi with a mile-long string of husk3 sporting the South's finest fre sophomores, the Deacs were fava championship and be one of the The Deacs have dropped three which they weren't supposed to lose- T Southern Methodist edged the teai Deacons in Dallas and then Bos- intc ton College swamped the proud jolt Baptists. The very next week! last Georgetown dropped the Deacons imr 12-6. fl Talk around Winston -Salem, soon to be the new home of Wake on 'Forest, says that Coach Peahead Wo Walker, the affable mentor of the I Deacons, is on his way out. But Mu< Walker has long been one of the wei most popular coaches i the coun- feel try and it is expected that the Thce College fathers and alumni would goo consider at length before casting by out the picturesque little man who UnI is probably the most quoted coach Hei in the country. erf1 This week the Deacons take on b the undefeated University of North Noi Carolina Tar Heels in a game that sea could have a gieat deal to do with Wo whte0akrsay rlae t th0ats nsiuin n winminoakgamepther an wend Reud Wic1 akmost eae ohBe ass for theBir a inorth Carolina, howeer,witmth thireyo aer toigh ntialin.. Wo ih allpd nthe lur i b8yrdow Th D edWake hAndupe FairBl plas for anMndfete ryeao Onhi The decli and all of head frwh isythen curret surprier and theSoi Coah al-lnavgy sreiing ofhuk sportifnicuthe outh'sepinetea ofr keydophmrs th ae Dac mankirin atc champioshi and the onear heM Teashave diedupfoptem ed threeW hich the pulearabbt supoe toeW Deacon inmDalere and the line.iver Tnle gae wape thoud' Sot. Geortownevper, the acn s im j Tal ronongto-Slm fel Wakr,te fle etro theKacri t nry and iti xet d ry th T CleeThers a Salumioul o cosieralngy bfore stidntb outepitree SPEil mA E wh E in theURco-n9-5. eat This eekt e xostakeo o T ledhead Gets A son is shown as he eluded 'I is first touch down in last S i, but the rug ged Bird flan& the sidelines unmolested. ( I Of Wake Season rINGTON ke Forest Demon Deacoi ithern Conference. Load( r returning lettermern at shman team now turn( red to win the conferen( nation's top teams. straight decisions, two wo other Southern Conferen ms will be trying to crash ba the win column after beir ed from the undefeated ran week. Duke which ran up i ressive early string of victori before Navy. The Devils ta the weak North Carolina Sta Ifpack at Durham tomorrow. 'he Dukes shouldn't have t :h trouble with the Pack w -e surprised last week by t 3le Davidson Wildcats 20-1 Wolfpack is capable of playlh d ball, however, as evidenc their earlier struggle with t iversity of North Carolina T .ls in which they held the po Al Tars for three quarters. laryland who invaded t thwest territory to attempt iping of the Michigan Sta Iverines also found themselv ggered from the ranks of t lefeated. Maryland led most way but they let the Lansii :hi. team slip away to a 14 Lory in the last quarter. Mai d will sit this weekend out their wounds and prepare I ir game with the NC Sts .lfpack next week. Iitadel has the roughest gai the Conference tomorrow. TI Ildogs will attempt to halt t h - flying Kentucky Wildes a last week trampled t >rgia Bulldogs. iomplete schedule: aturday afternoon-North Ci ia State at Duke, Wake Fori North Carolina, William a ry at Michigan State, Geor ,shington at Virginia Te< shington and Lee at Virgin ginia Military institute at Ua sity of Richmond, Davidson Louis university. aturday night-The Citadel ritucky. ;I. ss town to get leaning Service? the Campus espe convenience. OR STUDENTS 9-1 SITY Y CLEANING CE way B WF Fa at me at bij thq so] So ....... on , th4 teE fr Wr go ar Heel safety man Eddie Knox after n1f aturday's encounter with North Caro- mI co :man bounced off the Tar Heel and Bi LJSC Staff Photo by Tom Teal) W1 P-C Furman Clash , Only Game in State o On Slack WVeekend *p of Presbyterian's Blue Hose, sport- wl ing a 1-1 state record, will play flE the up and down Furman Purple of d Hurricane tonight at Greenville in ba d this week's headliner in the State. Br ,e The Hose have been the surprise team in the Little Four so far i with an upset win over the David- ar son Wildcats moved over the Ers- a kine Seceders 39-13 last week with ze out working up a good sweat and Dl :k will be tough for the Hurricane D ig tonight. The Hose who have prob- D ks ably the fastest backfield in the in State are capable of beating the ol Furmans if Coach Red Smith's ca boys t a k e the Presbyterians t ke lightly. to te Meanwhile Wofford's Terrier's, he unbeaten in two successive sea- hi )o sons, continue to roll merrily St rio along. The Terriers will be stak- th 4o ing a 16-game unbeaten record and fr 4. an eight game winning streak 9 against the Eastern Kentucky d State Maroons at Richmond, Ky., he tomorrow. ar The Terriers got a scare last N- week from Carson-Newman but finally outlasted the Indians 14-0. he The Terriers have not yet played a a state foe. te Erskine will attempt to crack the es win column against Florida State. he The Seceders are suffering from of four straight losses, ig,__ _ _ _ _ _ One hundred and sixty-five Sou y- thern Baptist churches will cele to brate their centennial in 1950. or________ te Mrs. Sarah A. Tweed, North Carolina, recently died at the age ne of 107. 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Fred Duckett, outstanding ene, >m Union, has recovered from *-r enched knee suffered in the ami game and will be ready to Wednesday nikht. Several other imbers of the squad who suffered nor Injuries and bruises have mpletely recovered and the little rds will be at full strength. The blocking and ball handlingk kich was pitiful in the MiaNW me has been improved through nstant practice, and the Bid4 fense which was hampered in the ener by fumbles and an absence blocking should be ready to roll th Hootie Johnson, halfbaek ish from Greenwood, doing most the ball carrying. The quarte. cking will be handled by Buster -own and Jack Hinkle. The line, which showed up well the Miami fray, is expected to ve another capable performance,, d the Cubs from Clemson will ad the going tough through the ddle. 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