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Biddies Little Birds Over Cubs I By BOB WALLACE The Carolina "Biddies" will again lead off the first battle with the Clemson "Cowdets" tonight when they tangle with the "Baby Cubs" at 8 o'clock. This game means to the freshman squad what the Big Thursday battle will mean to the varsity. It contains less color than that which accom panies the fracas of the big brothers but the outcome is indica tiveo things to come as the varsity coaehes watch this battle royal with an optimistjc eye. Co-Eds!! For The ANN feat Latest Styles in Sp, 1534 Main St. k's Just .. . Two Blocks Why run all over town fe Sunshine's 1415 Gervai short blocks from the I Sunshine and be sure! I IN A HURRY FI Ask for Sunshine's famou on drycleaning, shirts, pi Sunmaid-Paks. In by 10 weekdays. On Saturdays, day! SUN! LAUNDRY A: 1415 GERVAIS (at Bul " "THE PLACE TO GO... 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The now famous Forrest Calvert started this fumbling spree with a fumble on the first play from seminmmge. 11 ugh Merck recovered and Ilootie .Johnson vent 20 yards to the 10. Three plays later John son ripped through the line to score and Howard Hostetler con verted to give the Biddies a 7-0 lead with just two minutes of the game gone. The Cubs caught fire in the second half and scored three times,. ing two of the PAT's. . The Biddie defense is strong and should be able to stop any threat the Cubs may make. The break away backfield is loaded in every department, but the Clemsonites are not to b'e under-rated since they could pull an upset. "Big Wednesday" sets the stage for the most important sporting event in South Carolina since it is very often indicative of the out come of the Big Thursday game. If the Biddies take their game and if this is any measuring stick, the (;amecocks should also take theirs tomorrow. The Biddies have been preparing for the big meeting for a long time, as have the Cubs, so from the sidelines it looks like a plenti ful supply of action up until the time the final whistle blows. Volleyball Play Points Out Stars In Intramurals _ By RUDY THIGPEN The Carovets, last year's inde pendent champions, made their second bid for fame Tuesday by defeating highly rated McBryde, 21 to 4 and 21 to 12. They went on to score their second win Wednel1tsday, by defeating Newman Club, 15 to 5 and 15 to 6. Mc Bryde b)ounced b)ack from its iups,t lue Monday to down Maxcy Third Wednesdlay afternoon, 21 to 11 and 21 to 13. Maxcy took the second game, 7 to 21. McBryde, still looking for revenge, then de feated Tenement 19 and 21 in the first and third games, 15 to 12 and 15 to 5. Teneme'nt 19~ and 20 took the second game, 15-7. Roger Rabb was outstanding for McBryde. In the only other game in Independl (ent League. 11, Coker took the Chemical Engineers, 15-2 and 15-9. In I ndependlent Le~aguIe I, .Jake Salley and1( company from Tene ment 9 rolled over Tenement 1 and 5, 15 to 0 aind 15 to 1. They then dlefeated A.S.C.E. 15-(; and 15-4. The C.E.'s took the secondl game oif the series by a tight 17-15 score'. Tenement 29 also defeated N.R.O.T.C., 15 to 8 andl 15 to 11. T1he Reserves took the opening game, 15 to 8. In -Fraternity ILeague 1, Pi Kappa Alpha, campus champ)ions last year, showved their old1 form by taking A.T.O. 15-12 and 15-11. S.A.E. was winner over P'hi Kap pa Sigma, 15 to 7 and 15 to 8. Phi Epsilon P'i won over Phi Sigma Kappa in League II, 15-12 andl 15-12. Sigma Kappa took the second( contest, 5 to 15. for Shoes that look like new VIIT * 45 R OBE RT S ShO0E RE~PAIRING SERVICE Shoe Acceuusories Leather G'oodsg * * * Across From CALD WELL'S 1319 Snmer. e or ti\ r, The composite force of the power, brother! Most of these pl tomorrow, making it two strikes Posing at the not-long-to-b "Sophomore of the Week"; Lami Stewart, Benton, Ill., a 220-pound Hugh Merck, another sophomore, Sports quiz By virtue of putting the name of Bobby Giles on a card and get ting that little card to the post office in a big hurry, Al Fisher of Sigma Nu house wins two tickets to the Carolina theater. This week the question concerns U.S.C. in 1943. The Gamecocks were without a coach for a large part of out a coach for a large part of SUNDAY .60 For A Co Slag or Drag, The Blue Food, Courteous Service n UNIVERSI Open 6:30 - Close 1:00 NEW WII)ESPREAD) COLLAl WORN WiTIh A PIN! A collar style that fir Flared, worn with pinf, ferent ! And . . . like all Bard is Sanforized-label betterl fit. Ask to see it MEN'S STORF . . . TREF 0a Big Tb Enright' seven men you see pictured here is e ayers, in their fresh, new oufits, wi against favored Clemson at the ver e-vacant Carolina stadium, left to ri r Collie, Nashville, Tenn., 200-pour junior; O'Neil Gause, Florence, a weighing 210 and hailing from Libe the season, yet they went right out and captured the Palmetto crown and smothered the Clemson Tigers, 33-0. All the boys were on their toes but one star was a little brighter than the others in scoring ability. Name that player and give the number of touchdowns he made for that season. Two tickets to the house of hits will be yours if you get the right answer in at the right time. SPECIALI g rnplete Dinner Room Is the Finest For ud Cordial Surrounding! TY GRILL I 1008 Sumter St. Belk's ME ids favor everywhere. it's smart . . . it's dif Arrow shirts . . . the ed and Mitoga cut for at Belk's today. 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