Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SPORTOMATIC The powerful Terrapins representing the University c 4 Maryland's football fortunes possibly didn't have to resort t trickery in defeating a game band of Carolina men Saturda but Coach Jim Tatum certainly can't boast that he ra roughshod over an undermanned squad. The Gamecocks hav played steady, winning football all season and in this writer' opinion continued to uphold this record last week end. Nc too much 'all )e said concerning the Gamecocks' bid to dh throne the Possible Atlantic Coast champions, but in summ. tion of their Saturday's conquest, it can easily be stated the they portrayed certain phases of All-American football. Johnny Gramling increased his prominence in the pig. skin circles throughout the South with his passing, and sc did Clyde Bennett with his receiving of these passes, "Mule" played one of the best, if not the best game of his brilliant career here at the University, and I firmly believe that he was by far the outstanding lineman of the game. If the performance he showed the fans of Washington and the surrounding territory Saturday is not worthy of notable attention by all sportswriters, then someone, in cluding myself, has missed the boat. These two men arc now recognized as the number one passing combination ir the conference. The football game itself Saturday was a colorful affai However, certain other incidents during the trip made froi Columbia to D. C. are humorously interesting. Continuir with the hopes that the persons involved don't get the ui canny desire to ostracize your inadequate Sports Editor, would like to relate just one of these incidents. Penland Refuses to .Pose Amidst singing of newly composed yells by the chee: leaders, jam sessions in the band car, and "Bunny Ilof lines forming from the engine to the dining car, Jake Fei land, notable Sports Editor for the State newspaper, wi spotted sitting in car 9E on the train destined for Columbi Realizing Mr. Penland's reputation toward fighting oj would-be photographers, a Gamecock staff member got t1 interesting idea to have Jake pose for a picture. Even thoug this idea never materialized, Penland was reached and askc to pose for the picture with one of the Prettier coeds on ti campus. The conversation ran something like this: "Jak, how about posing for a picture with one of our coeds" "Sorry, no pictures." By this time our selected coed ha become involved in the conversation and these next wort are those of Miss Dolly Jean D)ennis. "Why won't you let t take your picture, Jake?"-"Well, I'll tell you. My moth( had two sons. One was a brilliant sportswriter and the oth( one was cute"-"Jake, you must have been the third one, With this answer his mouth dropped open in amazemer wide enough to secrete the flowings of Niagara Falls. AT A GLANCE . . . If medals were awarded to new., papers for erroneous headlines, last Sunday's edition c the Atlanta Journal andl Constitution should take fire honors of the football season. They headed the Marylan< C'arolina tussle something like this: Maryland Trounce South Carolina, 24-6. Old Liners Roll to Seventh Straight A mistake or my eyes were dleceiving me Saturday afternoo in College Park. .. . It is rumored from a very reliable sourc that the President of Maryland University tried to run fix University of South Carolina students from their seats the game Saturday. However, he was most unsuccessful an rightly so since he was wrong. Some speeches taken from th conversation, with emphasis on the last statement-"Yo boys have taken someone else's seats. You'll have to move t (make room for the people that bought these seats." N( realizing exactly who they were talking to, the student answered, "Ah, shove off, Mac, you're crazy." How 'bout ~"Red," right or wrong ? . . . The city of Washington and cei Itainly the people en route to the game Saturday will rt member the live Gamecock that some studlents carried a, the end of a leash. It seems that they got the "chicken" fror a poultry dealer in town. Anyway, the story goes that it wai a true representation of South Carolina roosters. Why the tell me the bird even got . . . Heck, no, c'ouldn't have... wish everybody could have ridden the chartered train bac from Maryland; If it wasn't roaring with the true Carolin spirit, then woe be the time when all our University boys an girls prepare themselves for a r'eal joyous time. After reading some accounts of the game in the loch papers in Washington last weekend, we have about com to the conclusion that they dlidn't quite (do our Gamecoc justice. Some of the papers were quite high on the perform ance of Hennett, but others seemedl to completely ignore th overall performance. One of the Columbia paper's also mad the erroneous statement that Tatum "c(alledl off the (logs. In the event that he did not try to score as much as p)ossibl against the Gamecocks, then why in t arnat ion did he hay to sendl in his kicking e'xpert to add( an extra three point just prior to the half . . . Incidlentally, The Washingto1 Post photographer cover'ing the game got a p)ic'ture' o Hlanulak's punt return in the first quarllter' andl the pictur showed that one of the Maryland blockers executed a per'fc block on a Carolina man. TIhe block, however, was made fror the rear' andI thus an ulndisp)utable ''(lip.'' Not makin e'xcuses, but had the referee ('aught thIiis infrac'tion, the out come certainly could have been at least a little (different.. This writer has not quite recoveredl trom the jiubilant re .joicing on the train coming back, so it might be best tha we discontinue this thing until our Gamecocks have trounced the Tar heels in tomorrow's Homecoming game. Battle f 0 it INTRAMURAL COUNCIL REP fraternity couincil. holtis a mt,if-fjing (f W. C. Cook. Jr., John Allman,. Pautl( Bobby COilemani. Linn Tompikinis, Cha r. Experts Sa 9 y ' Lane Says End Up on l1v AL I With an impressive loss t Mighty Gamecocks will take c Carolina tomorrow at Carolimi giving the game to North Car 1. experts are going to end up on t 'f In the series with South Caro e lina, the Tar Heels have won 20, lost 4, and tied 4. While it is h possible that they can make it win d number 21, it is not probable. Anyone who has sevn the passing of the underrated Johnny Gram 3, ling, will testify that we have a . hetter chance to win. Johnny has d an ed everyone with his skill and I:nowledIge of the game. S .AXlong withi (;raning to start S the show tomorrow will be ALL S r ACC candidate Clyde Bennett. Bennett proved to everyone that' ti r it wol dItake more tian the num ber two team in the nation t> stop him. Otn the other end of the line will be Warren Clarke. This is the trio thait will imake the game interesting. Marshall Newman will p)robably if start at the QB3 positions for NC. Newman completed 341 of 92 passes last y'ear, sevens of these wete for - ocdws HleadI Coach Barclay s believes that Newmatn will be an All-American befote he finishes North (Carolina. Other members n) of the backfield will be Gravitte 'and~ Williasms at halfbacks and D)ick Lackey at fullback. X orth Carolina has a team that t will take advantage of any nmis (takes thsat the Gamecocks mnake; vet t hey seem to be able to smake C msistakes themselves. After losing u to Tenntessee last week 30-i;. they o wil be upi for' this game. it The s corme: South Carsoli na 2i;, North Carolinta 13. F -ootnotes: tliigh praise for tackle Dick -Covington who p)layed a very goodl ~- game againist Maryland . . . to t Leons Cunningham for being selected a member of the Maryland Tlerps . . .to Clyde Bennett for a phlryinsg his best game of his career Y . . . to Bill Wohrmsan, who mnissed I a week of pract ice, for scering k Carolina's lone touchdowns it - ARNCLR Emssdte C Mayadgmkopeeyls 'Ceked o vndesn o h - ae laijrywsntsros t hwARRr, and KEl probabd bhe in the starting ihtenpt against the Tac lIcels tomorrow. Ilis prescnce OfC 01 i RESENTATIVES. John the fraternity representatives. Fr ;(Idsmith, Jim La Cose, Bill N riie Jaap, and Bob Blakely. ((a NC by 13; They Will Short End ANE o Maryland last week, thi n the University of Nortl Stadium. The experts ar< olina by 13 points, and th< he short end of the stick. USC,UNC Game to Be on TV The annual lomecoming gami etween the University of Nort] arolina and the University o outh Carolina tomorrow after oon in Carolina Stadium will b levised throgh the courtesy o enleral Motors over WIS T\ ecording to Ray Stanfield, hea for Shoes that look like new V ISIT R OBE RT S SIIOE REPAIRING SERVICE Shoe Accessories [eather Goods Next to COGBURN'S 1319 Sumter St. New Ritz Theatre Starts Suniday "HACK T1O GOITS COU NTRY" in Techlnicolor Welcomenti, Students Palmetto S~iundaty thru Saturday ini Tuechnicolor with Robert Taylor, Stewart Granger, Ann lythe Carolina Sunuday thru Wednesday "FIII'T 'TO TANGIER"' with Jack Palance and Joan Fontaine Strand Siuna andu Mionday "INIMIAN UPRISING;" in~ color with Gorge Montgomery 5 Points Sunday thru WedInesday' James Stewart In "BROKEN ARROW" trolina Altman, iew president of the Intra mi left to right are % e Keninbedy ahony, Laimar Hunt, Dumo1 Jonle mecock photo by Larid]6 Perr) of WIS sports in ColuImbia. Mr. Stanfieb,i said that th original I1a,1 were for Genera Motors to include the "Battle o the (Cardinlas" (in its SaturdaN panorama program. This progian was going to bring to the natio1 a portion of four ofi the majoi games of the (lay. Ihe original plan.s fell through however; and now General Motor Corporation has devided to uA their facilities over WIS TV an bring the gamle to local fanl, unabh to see the actual game. General lotors i4 also broad casting the other three ganmes the 'ame way a- the (;amecock-Tar Heel battle over regional and loca areas. Thi, television broadca ,t will ht a treat to most ('arolina fans ir I-.e Columbia vicinity since the\ have never seen a (;anicock gane over' televi"ior., ()I the c Oltrarv hovwe\er, t' ( Caroliua footbal I -am ha'- been televi-ed before thi: Good Connectiom ...electrically speaki 000 CONNECTIONS are ougieh Ufor, you see, we rma.ke mre il trical connections each r.ear It t anftetutrctre anid inst.il cLrmrplc\ fleilt inl the lll| S\ steor. That's why the r e ' l utioa rs r ne\r nt elect rical con nectilons w1ih '0 catedi by Western E lectrre enm therr tearr11r,tics aet fle|| I clephlrr iindeed orne of thi' err giIit eni mencts of r ecent \ c.it Like most re.drll ci catr\e e'r~nmeer \ eloprmelrt 0f . ate100 to maike~ sold grew otut of ir p roble Weo \L ha d corlrlee't oli rrien I\ designerd s tr othcr cm pone nt m r gia nt har a melt. lb brs news rela\~ sormethIingr . .echieverment itse'l cani hfe ct rinials in adl alre.tn\ |sI-3 Y b\ Iv. the cons en!:onal met hod ot ha solderrne wires onto the telrurrn.ils Ineult rn suich ar smallf .irca1 After morfe thain us\e Veiars of rese r11ent.itlron. the eni neel rs earme tip poWecr tool capabhle of raktig rue Manufo<turing plants in Chicngo DI * K *Buflo. N Y * Haverhill. Most * I< ?o coe nd tre,loran., he-quae. s Tom Annual Hoy Game Will In Carolina Carolina's Gamecocks play host to (;eorge Barhly's North Cai< ina Tar le-Is tomorrow afternoon inl our annual Ilolecoililg event in C 'aro!ina Stadiurn. Kickoff time for the "I'atte of Ohe ('arolina4" i let for 2 p.m. North (-arolina has rl>t shown too 1u1chl power t!:- far this sea snin coipilng a 2 won, 4 lost record. but has play"i some prettv powe1ful tvams to date. The Tai IeIels have baten N. (C. State an< Wa-hinlgtou and I.'e. while b.ing to Wake -'For-et. .11avylani ; - On the trary. foth.ah fan li-n threIve'- with Game cock recoilk, I.; ' f11i that the Biir.i have d3ole all h -> far In fact. i', -ml that th - cock. hac f , w - f -1 nj ,..v ', 'years. Geol g( Ill;..;o e a at North ('a orn.-ay no0 01nt intiivi.iu:.! S":I!. imh larg .unbe'. 't:etnt bac: (owi Baah",trV az tate -hat line i- leari b aptaa K-n Yar I4'C. i . I -i :11"1 4.ha . a* f , 1". t t.I a - w e . zalll. 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