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Everstt t G0iioiod - Vo. -tMd, Mr. Wid.-a lace Roger, Chorleiton, South i Caroimna in FOU Chosen 48 Delrate" ej0 d6legatos f Alpha appa Paldnier'e fttrnity; **01 repi - titt rseifet th hapter~ at. the South ast6rf*ctifdboternce in AtJ d Janta; G.o iOctober al.22,L. Le Alfoid, pUit, -hairman, an. d 'Ouncid laat,Fldty. . Mtebyer ls wlg r#prsenitthe fraetiti air Cha~ls 4Gotdrth; -presideii; L.natd K e t a, ilee. 'predIdent;:Jaines Horton atid Iairs a mediately -folls wing the ClaHa- 0* Clemaon game tomorrow.'s Comnmenting owr'the conferenes,' Alf4rd said one of the ptirnose oft W the 'c6nfikenees *1ll be to idn d tes front.difUr.ht sehdolg o K a~kO Ige1 Is doistg. By - iglgid#as, d.eeates gnay d. ~tertnin4 hat -wodfd biest benef it hett' resp,setive sobo41 thu* en ~binug them to attive for higher evewaetitg, Last night~ ,3 W. tIobisoR, so tr affie . krftedpnt .of , the; W Southern'nell T.leybhone C90 est b1l wis estipektr at theoliigter4 in see ne'In the ai*ditertum above N C-e ~~I-V I .7:I J Parostae. emper Of I Feat The -ehool symbols of i ;purted ,fightig gam( ker ve ,bot4% receive' ti ell ridUlle aznd fillriat Neither side can be ere lultS'to t1lir respective j The first three better-kno wahes b1 dofons 'of the Tiger e Gamecocktoccurrqd the nim ter the; si pA tinual Carollm oeon gt in 1962, -when i to 6- CgrOIfna. vjctoy was I r Joyp* W brated by a Mm In that Friday night para uOerant COrb1ine stdents q bited a largie; plicard-picture gaMecck, OPrched victorioum Qn a fWen, lelling tiger.' T) . nothing to -sooth the dom den eeins o', the Clen i; instsad 1tehied in .an or body of Clemson men marchi In to the 6rolu4A campus stroy the ha4 .p,0ture. The relativel7 o*U.l'number rolina.studenta witl n the ea s walls heering that Clema m Wee on their .wey with sh asB a$dknves, hurriedly col.e pistols end #otque 'of thi r~to tesist the inveders. T ya to)d- that AJ 1414n' McK ~ ~~. awo9u6freebau scuby~ canor: "kyei a wapn, Mr. V.1have eight, Sir. '$hen, Mr. bJetiek, ma When the a'ngry moel 6f C1e i men arre9ed ig t3ie camp pits,the seeaees for te pstt odshed. Nishbr .alds the 'fo r*p neitheu side *edeild, give: yewsg a*slstaat 4each at 'Oi a, t at umped St p well ~ tetl ~Osp na ef e '1WW M on Feuding y Srit U FOTER are FdItor the Big Thursday participants, wock and thei ferocious Bengal ieir shores of fierce devotion as F* during, the 47 annual meot died (or accused) with taking iymbols without a fight. or the expense of the Gamecock's ht pride. During the wen-remembered a 1946 game, when 10,000 fans crashed the gates to fIl the sta j 4ilum to overflowing, two Clemspu students, one with a large bulge lo uider'his coat, walked casually out x- t the field's center at halftime. There they produced a live rooster, and after holding it aloft for all 6to se, arefully wrung its neck. tlfe decapitated bird had scarcely h- begun Its dying gyrations before an outraged Carolina student, fists to swinging, reached- the two clem son men. More Clemson men rush ed io thefeld-at the same time -the lone GIqucoc fan receive4 re "i n|torcements, from .the Carolina sie Stadium poie worked des p'erately to. stop t)ie free-for-all, and finally succeeded' in getting rought-up studqnts:back to their ~ e following $year, 1947, both schools . Eopted resolutions to bv the hateh.t,C ind confine, if pd~b,elssbe. t6 tiw, anthoriaed *~ 1dubation4 Club' n Of Naifomse Buktondel is seking meadetsly in Kappa Delta Eplo...ttpual education t rateitp y Vte . 9 AAw*)us.b adM . *e3 In a AIkt wh MMal@ KM eeentio iassik 34,000*. / *.Game INGTON r crowd their way into the watch Carolina's eaowing Tigers from Clemsoo In Game time is two o'clock. r both teams and by far season for spedtators. in Lousands of requests for his year is no exception. ial seats which have been rear's game, there is still mand. All available seats Ile of the summer. me has been the fou o ate champion emerges out ier is buried deep In the tomorrow's battle. Clom ut little chance Is gien contests of the past, but ce In material. This ,year 0a ever, however, there is Wat can match the Interest le Tigers came to t4wn winning' streak, and were ep kip their winning ways. *nt slightly mad holding Py saw the underdog Birds pset the Tigrs. Ciemson before they had visions Ltter6d before their eyes. e Tigers have been very t down before a lightning iits opener early in Sep. lowly Furman. half ago, the Birds were is bayad of North Carolina however, looked impres learly out of their class, as go6d as the highly ie North Carolinians to a ed only a fe'w bireaks and r upset of the season. by pre-season dopesters from the backfield Gator Cone, and the rest; but s have been unimpressive walloping of Presbyterian, I by weak North Carolina qually hapless Mississippi practically nothing tomor ining as' a 4ontender for y won last year, wlI be their clean state anid con are trying to break .Into t kn~ows that a win against sqnart him with.the local de' rec6rd contnueg gefI. dent that it can gIa t)i turning the trick theta. .ara ago. a onetouhdwn fat he Gieno w State Fair C Will Thrill Even Math I In Year's Bi By LLOYD iUbi1 Sports Edita Over 84,000 excited people will University stadium tomorrow to Gamecocks take on the snarling the forty-eighth state fair classic. This Is the game of the year fc the. most inportant game of the South Carolina. In past, years 't tickets have been turned down. ' In spite of nearly 10,000 additioi added to the stadium since last 3 not enough seats to supply 'the de have been sold out since the mid Many times in the past this ga statewide attention. Usually the St of the conflict and usually the loi cellar. Nothing of this sort Winges on sol could win the 0tetttle,b Carolina. Sloppiness has marked several this, wasdue to th:, wide. differen the teams are 4z evenly-matched nothing attached to the outcome t1 and drama of. last year when t riding the crest of an all-season he foed forjoL f thy pould ke Twenty-foor . thousand people v on to the edge of their seats as tho rise up off the floor to nearly U' went on to win the game but no1 of their spotless record being sh Neither the Gamecocks nor th successfulthis year. Carolina wen fast and powerful Baylor team ir tember. Then they were upset by In their last game a week and 'i swamped by Charlie Justice and h Tar Heels, 28-1& The Gamecocks sive. even in losing. They were c but at times they looked almost rated Tar Heels. After holding ti T-7'halftize score, the locals 'need they could have sprung the majo Much was expected of Clemsoi who were looking for great things Bowl stars, Ray Mathews, Fred they were disappointed. The Tigei so far. Beginning with a rousing their traditional opener, they eke Stat. and then were tied by an e State outfit. Yet season's records will mean row. The Tigers, still in the rui the Conference crown which, the desperately trying to maintain t feence reord The Birds, on the other hand, the win,column, Coach Rex Enri h th. bated 'Jige., wi) be noluh wolves it his' tedin's overall seast edent of victoriels as it appears pointing -for this game and confi Tigers their first state loss sinc< selves in the State Fair game twe Clemson baa been established as by locaf sortswriterb, but b? gar ance could easily Awing over to t T?hh pas eB e ~Vy eaeb week t* ~ sedlab, and et ea~86~ 1strsati