The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 07, 1952, Page Page Six, Image 6
PAUL PHILLIPS, Sports Editor
BOB BLAKELY TOM CARR
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PAIL.~ PH IIL3PS
Carolina's Dick Balka has joined Leon Cunningham on
the list of candidates for All-American honors. The passing
quarterback was named for his outstanding performance
in the Virginia game, when he sparked the Gamecocks to a
21-14 win in the fourth quarter. It was Balka, a senior from
South Bend, Ind., who opened the scoring gates for the
Birds with a touchdown pass to end Clyde Bennett with
less than six minutes remaining in the game. The Game
cocks scored twice more in less than two minutes with
Balka calling the Gamecock signals.
A copy of the Clemson propaganda sheet, better known
as "The Tiger," has drifted down from the hills. The date
on page six of this masterpiece of journalism is dated
October 39, 195. You can take your choice as to the actual
date.
The boys from the hills will do almost anything to make
excuses for their suffering footballers, but in this issue they
run wild. To quote, "This game (the Carolina-Clemson game)
was strictly a game of luck, with the Carolina Gamecocks
receiving the first lucky break to go on and win the classic."
Ed.'s note-We certainly had a lucky break in that we
had a better team. Is it true that Coach Enright is scheduling
Clemson as a breather for the Birds next year?
In referring to Carolina's try for the extra point which
went wide, "The Tiger" says, "Clemson's magnificent de
fensive line spoiled the try for extra point. . . ."
Note-That "magnificent" line must have moved the goal
posts.
In another story, the Cowdet weekly tries to do a little
crystal balling. In predicting the Carolina-Virginia game,
they go way out on that limb in saying, "Carolina can't be
as lucky against everybody as they were against Clemson.
The Cavalier defensive line should have little trouble stopping
the Gamecock running attack. Let's pick the Virginians over
South Carolina in a Southern Conference game."
At least the cow-country boys were not the only ones
wrong on this score, but as to the lucky part, maybe they
have never heard of Latorre, Balka, Witt, Caskey, Earley,
Bennett, H. Johnson, and Co. Their seasonal average for
picking winners is only .699.
It might help them if they consulted Murray Seaman be
fore they start picking.
* * *
The Carolina Biddies, under the able coaching of Billy
and Paul Stephens and Stan Hamilton, defeated the Citadel
JV's last Monday night in Aiken, 3119-6, in a contest for
charity.
Smokey Darouse got the Biddies off to a flying start
when he returned the opening kickoff 95 yards for a touch
down.
Crystal Ball Picks
Clemson, Duke, Ala.
By Murray Seaman ~ tfrteya.Nwte obw
E.ight wrong, 22 right. TIhat's i~Ocaatr
last week's tabulation of our pig- Kna vrNbak:lob
skin ramblings.Renlsibaknhres,u
With a few others we were Rihadbgfr o i
wrong on the strength of the pnht vroe
Duke Blue D)evils. The ideal situa- ntkyoe''ua:Gin
tion for a post season setto seems (nahnhta h Vlct a
to be Georgia Tlech and Mary-benrjeatdyed-ute
land. Trhe Terrapins, incidentally,baktee eingr
have a day off tomorrow so noth- Tneseoe S:To
ing should standl in their way for(haconLUltwekn
another clean season slate. landm esn
Eight Dklahoma's power laden Pru vrMneoa ud
Sooners or Notre Dame must dIroptosrngbtwchau il
from the nation's select first ten MiisiiovrHutnTh
ranking when they meet in what sol l eti ay
certainly looms as the game of MiisipSttovrAbi
the day.Atosu)
Here we go again off the deep NCtaeorWshnonn
endi:Le:tachstwisotm
Michigan State over Indiana: Vrii vrNrhCrln
Shouldn't even be close. If only Uls h aeok okt
the Spartans couldl go to Pasadena.muhotfte.
Georgia Tech over Army: The Okaoaoe Ntr I)m
engineers surprised a lot of Casnak o h pe u
people with the ease of their wincn'seit
over D)uke, they won't surprise Pt vrOi tt:S e'
anyone this week.cry,a ana'thv er
Alabama over Chattanooga: It tig
seems everybody in the SE con- Iea tt vrSrcs:T
ference takes on Chattanooga forNitnLosincteinfr
a breather. Maybe one of theseNeYarsdyb.
Saturday's they'll pull the upset SotenCl vrSano
of the century; however notSutenClhsoomygu
tomorrow.foMthaanCo
Texas over Baylor: A real SVoe ea I
thriller-diller in the Southwest. gm ewe w nadotr
California over Washington: if T'Joe aeFrs:T
they can harness Don Heinrich. mc azedzl o h ot
Michigan over Cornell: The Bigemcnrnebos
Red not so big this year. CAoerOgnSte:T
Clemson over Fordham: Ford-ICIASwnthtReBo
ham trying to get back to theirinte
pre-war eminence. However the VadritoeMam: ia
Tigers seem to have come alive,.ntetre fapo er
D)uke over Navy: Navy could Vlaoaoe us:Vlao
throw a scare into D)uke but the wstells ek hyl eo
Blue Devils should be loadled for t anayls rsie
bear after a trimming.WetV.orVM:Who
Penn over Georgia: With the tomc tan
teamtha tie Nore ame he isansn over Nbrthstr:ob
Quakes shuldwn,ygobld in back ig hanes,b
Illiosove Ioa: orrst rienk over Tuarvar: Goi
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Top Bird
Gene Wilson, a 175-pound half
back from Fayetteville, N. C., is
leading the Gamecock rushing at- I
tack with 216 yards gained in 78 1
tries. Wilson has been fighting I
little Buddy Morrell for the lead I
for the past two games. Last
week in Norfolk, Morrell had a
bad day against the stubborn Vir
ginia Cavaliers and was held to
a minus six yards in four tries, I
while Wilson gained 15 yards in
11 tries. I
Buster Brown has the best (
average in the rushing depart- N
ment, 9.5, with 67 yards gained
in seven tries.
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
Rushing
Times Yds. Ave.
G. Wilson 78 216 2.8
Morrell 35 196 5.6
Drawdy 43 155 3.5
H. Johnson 44 141 3.2
Brown 7 67 9.5
Caskey 17 64 3.8
Gramling 35 38 1.1
Wohrman 10 11 1.1
Behrens 2 8 4.0
McLendon 8 7 0.9
Balka 14 -27 -1.9
Totals 293 876 2.9
Passing
No. Cornp. Yds. Int. TD's
Granmling 86 38 438 4 6
Balka 33 14 185 0 1
G. Wilson 5 4 32 0 0
Behrens 2 2 22 0 0
Totals 126 58 677 4 7
Rieceiving
No. Yds. TD)'s
Bennett 18 276 3
G. Wilson 11 93 1
H. Johnson 8 63 0
BShea 7 80 0
-Drawdy 6 47 1
McLendon 31 57 0
Morrell 2 26 1
Skelton 2 23 0
Duckett .. 1 12 1
Totals .. 58 677 7
Punting
No. Yards Ave.
Robbins 41 1466 35.8
Scoring
(I TD's EP .Pts.
Drawdy 3 0 18
Bennett 3 0 18
Morrell 2 0 12
G. Wilson 2 0 12
Jarrett 0 8 8
Kerr 1 0 6
B. Brown 1 0 6
eDuckett 1 0 6
Caky1 0 6
King 1 0 6
eSilas 0 3 3
Totals 15 11 101
IOpponents 12 10 82
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No. Yds. Ave.
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3razell 6 36 6.0
)arouse 3 16 5.3
Corn 2 9 4.5
Totals 18 157 9.3
Kickoff Returns
No. Yds. Ave.
3razell 4 92 23.0
,ooper 3 42 14.0
)rawdy 2 36 18.0
:askey 2 35 17.5
Vilson 2 18 9.0
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EITHER WAY YOU
igmaNu,Pi
Kaps, Lead
By Tom Carr
As intramural volleyball enters
he last week we find Fraternity
eague 1, Sigma Nu still holds
he lead with a record of five wins
nd no losses and Pi Kappa Phi
von over Phi Sigma Kappa 15-3
nd 15-9 to hold undisputed posses
ion of first place in Fraternity
.eague 2. '
Scores of this week's Fraternity
-ames areas follows:
Pi Kappa Phi-Phi Kappa Sigma,
5-9. 15-7
Sigma Phi Epsilon-Lambda Chi
Opha, forfeit
Sigma Phi Epsilon-Kappa Alpha,
5-7, 15-13
Sigma Nu-Pi Kappa Alpha, 15
i, 16-12
The Independent Leagues have
iow been combined into one league
vhich shows the NROTC yet to
uffer a loss in leading the league
vith six straight wins.
The standings of all teams are
ks follows:
FRATERNITY LEAGUE 1
Teams Wins Losses
Sigma Nu 5 0
Sigma Chi 3 1
Pi Kappa Alpha 3 2
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 3
Alpha Tau Omega 0 2
Kappa Sigma 0 4
FRATERNITY LEAGUE 2
'l'eams 'Wins Losses
Pi Kappa Phi .i 0
Phi Sigma Kappa 4 1
Sigma Phi Epsilon 4 1
Duckett 1 18 18.0
Totals 14 241 17.2
Pass Interceptions
No. Yds. Return
Kerr 3 41
Korn 2 0
A. W. Johnson 2 12
Cooper 1 7
Darouse 1 6
Brunson 1 2
Totals 10 68
ccessory On
~ted by Smo
suiting organization has
of a continuing study by a
ecialist and his staff on the
esterfield cigarettes.
0 from various walks of life
ke only Chesterfields. For six
nen and women smoked their
jesterfields - 10 to 40 a day.
ye smoked Chesterfields con
hirty years for an average of
and at the end of the six
imoker was given a thorough
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Pictured above is Dick Balka as i
Outstanding Player Trophy after Cat
the University of Virginia at the Oyste
left to right, Rex Enright, Walt Shea,
Photo by Gus Manos)
Phi Kappa Sigma 1 3
Kappa Alpha 1 3
Lambda Chi Alpha 0 3
Phi Epsilon Pi 0 5
INDEPENDENT LEAGUE
Teams Wins Losses
NROTC 6 0
Preston 2nd 4 1
Maxey 3rd 4 1
Tenement 29 3 2
Tenement 1&5 1 3
Tenement 9 0 3
Tenement 24/2 0 4
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