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MR. BRAZELL GETS INTO TI makes a substantial gain. With his afternooi. Although he didn't score up Gamiecok touchdowns. Also piet for the Canecocks. Merck has playt uake a ke, blok. (Gamecok phot< Wyant Vo In Tomor Lane Pic In this corner wearing Old West Virginia, Freddy Wyant of West Virginia and the Ui Garnet and Black and weigh whistle blows come out passin Before this battle starts, let's re view for a few minutes the back ground of the two teams. Freddy Wyant is leading the number eight team in the nation In tomorrow's game. Wyant and his teams have had some tight squeezes in remain ing undefeated. Pitt, Penn State, and Virginia Tech have given the Mountaineers the close games. In the passing department, Wyant has a total of over 400 yards, and on total offense he has over 500 yards. It is easy to see why he will take to the air most of this. game. On the receiving end will be senior Bill Marker, who has a re ceiving record for over 200 yards. Carl Norman, a junior halfback from Wheeling, will lead the parade of running backs. Pappy Lewis, coach of the Mountaineers, has everything in his favor. Last year they lost only' four lettermen, and have 35 letter men playing this year. Pappy also has All-American Ben Dunkerly, a tackle who is also responsible for the number six standing of his team. Pappy, who is a builder of teams, says that this is one of his best. The Gamecocks will be led by the most underrated quarterback in the nation. "Passing Johnny"1 Granmlinig will lead his teammates in a t..ird bid for an upset. Fail ures have been met in attempting to upset Duke and Maryland. While Johnny has been given pub licity in the local papers on his passing ability, everyone has failed to note his dlefensive ability. His blocking on laterals for his team mates has been outstanding. All: Gamecock fans know the ability of: Carl Brazell, Mike Casky, and Captain Gene Wilson. Carolina also b)oasts of a line that can stop a tank. Leon Cunnirgham, FrankI Mineievich, Bob King, Hugh Bell, and II arry Lovell are a few that the Mountaineers will have to stop to keep their record intact. Tfhe blockbuster for the Ganmecocks wvill be Bill Wohrmnan, a fullback who is as goodl on defense as on of fense. Last on that All-Star list is Clyde Hennett. Bennett had a rough time last week. In the up coming passing contest, he will be Gramling's number one0 target. So that's the story. Both teams are good. On the passing of Gram ling and the running of the backs who are out for an upset, Il take Carolina by six points. Footnotes: Did you see tihe look on Johnny GrIamlinlg's face when Bill Wohr-' man didn't take the ball from Johnny to score the first TI) in the USC-UNC game . .. Bob King. reports that before he could get tired the game was over . . . Hugh Bell thought that he was losing his pants when he had to reach for the first Tar Heel fumble . . . Thanks to 5,000 Boy Scouts who cheered louder than the students ...The professor of AROTC at W. V. calls Freddy Wyant "The salt of the earth." I'm sure our professors in the A ROTC can do better than that for Gramling ... Last year Gene Wilson, Leon Cun ningham, and Frank Mincevich made the W. V. All-Opponent team. How about this year?... IE ACT AGAIN ... Once again lusiveness and speed, he kept Nor during the game he was responsi ured in the above photo is Hugh I -d steady ball since returning fron by Nebbia) rs Us G rc row 's Cu ks USC By AL LANE Gold and Blue and weighing Opposing him in tomorrow'E 'ersity of South Carolina, is ng 175 pounds. You boys h Maryland, And Missi Win This By JACI This week end's football se nost important games of the )>dest rivalry. Yale will travel ng of these two football vene: Looking back at last week's ielections, we managed a .761 iverage for the week and gained i whole two points in our season's )ercentage to make that now .754. And now for a sample of this weekend's games. Georgia Tech will miss Harde man against Alabama but still have enough to stop the Crimson Tide. Baylor over Houston in that crazy Southwest conference. Thrice-beaten Texas beat the previously perfect Bears last week in wvhat one writer predicted as the logical outcome of a game in that section of the country. .California over Oregon unless the Ducks pull another upset such as the one they put over two weeks ago against Southern Cal. Clemson is finally gaining the listinction of being p)ickedl by us to win. No wonder, they play Tlhe ('itadel this week. Navy over Columbia. The first time in weeks that the Middies ride a calm sea. George Washington extended Maryland last week and should make it a wvin against Davidson. Futrman looks dangerous enough to hiandle Florida State. Tennessee in a tight. fit over F"lorida. The Vols ar~e looking better every wveek. Auburn tf is p)ick ed over Georgial for the first time~ in yeats. It's t heirt 57thI meeting. Northwestern over Indiana in an tinteresting butt not especially im portant Big Ten game. Paul Giel over Iowa. Otherwise Minnesota is about even wvith the Hlawkeyes. Kentucky over Memphis State. That 's about as difficult as picking r;urney over Bass. Mississippi State still has Jackie P'arkdr. They ought to take LSU W. Virginia Features Sc Predictions of the score of the WVest Virginia-South Carolina oot ball team will be usedl to dleter nine the winner of a carton of Thesterfield cigarets. The student guessing nearest to he exac't score of tomorrow's came will receive the cigarets. ')onald Miller was the winner of ast week's contest. He' predlicted souith Carolina over North Caro ina by a score of 20-7. The actual icore was 18-0 but Miller's guess was nearest. There are only two rules to the ; the speedy half back fromt Columbii th Carolina mien on their toem al ble for many of the gains that mel lerck, No. 66, the unheraled tackh the service and here comtes in t( ontest; by Silx 190 pounds is the pride of battle between the University Johnny Gramiling wvearing :now the rules, so wheni the Sooners Iss-IPPI to Weekend i BASS heduile will have some of the season as well as football's to Princeton in the 76th meet -ables. without a great deal of straini. Maryland will face its first real test (other thlan ourlove Gamecocks) of the season inl Mis sissippli. Thle Reebcls polled mn upset last year and w%iil beIo) in for a repeat per-fornmnlc(, butw'l stick with the Terps. M11ilganl State Mvr \ichiganl inl a Big Tenl grudge, gamei. It'll onlly be the tenlth w%inl inl -I(; gamesv fop thle Sparltanls if they w%inl. Note Dme verNorh Cro shede sichlfdes bo NoruDm and arland mthe to i to-rake blefr maker ohe showns that se. nois, Nob6te hae tckwi the ercee an pastre cords.it rm lesshuinhvg nytoh 190lth porngise prowl. battl bewee n the iversi bigogame forath ay. i Yal te ovroff-year Prinetn tr fotaSomosttners:o sippi wl lo to m bWnekbinekend hedme ill hie comeiton thi season ad that a footn: ll' toarinetil bainge7t reet-< we'tl stica i th (llin,o t~ i n. tsMU (oher Arkansa on anher ofm those onfrthe soueaserlies Tulanei ovher Vmah-bls t.~ lie i,a jstis't ast year forii h Vml.~o fohral onea the lastm prce of t wtanl ti beath The. Tlexsi h teamin theteountr tht ha bee onlaten thre te win ;gal othe ckrofa ifChestrf'h wrappe aind each entry muthe in thooe boxl nl tea ianth oe nt oownis aschemlan ties ashe ei(tres butlil eahetym utbs. sprt wraior .tt vt 'lde i Tism is the hw o tho waine inl they tirs contesat. Moier t wll hae towa red hi ciaets lMonday arno n t h lgamefor nethe day. Winning Birds Rev South Carolinat's winning Game- s cocks broke the long-dreaded jinx J against the Tar Ileels from North % Carolina Satnrday afternoon by % taking to a heretofore unknown t ground attack and easily grinding I out an 18-0 victory in Carolina Stadium. The men from the neighboring r state have held the upper hand over the Gamecocks for the past many years. However, in their conquest to keep up their record Saturday, they were sadly disap- . pointed and decisively beaten. p North Carolina had undoubtedly F gone to extreme troubles before s Saturday's game to prepare them- S GRAMLING PITCIIES OUlT wa 1ne 4o41f the4 fe-w pl an % o 0f I the gamII mnly tother p1a.-4-r for the CamecocksI the afternoon. Biratzell and Gramdiin AND> Calfo;n Maignetrd esss, nd mprvi DeinadDvl w)I.IIeo he setjII~~ of new an f)11olr~Iiber,frtli becasepoly Call gners notr meri,al hanlin Dereiar aad feweo of . lgescle pr s art isingro fromll whle sto new ban] 2n i. DSo es i a Ate of the vis i ata hndling 1. Design neo 2. D)esign ai tems to rem< still allow eas Among D)u Pont ties, D)esign and I tunity for the knov ties of men in a grr _xamecocks Br< eal Potent Gr elves for the expert passing of of the blockinges ohnny Gramling. The Gamecocks conference. vere not to be outdone in their In the first qu vinningest season for years lina lived up to hough, so they switched to a and fumbled w ethal ground attack. covered on both period and one o The Tar Heels pass defense was first touchdown. ost effective throughout the over untouched i1ajority of the game. It was when line for the s ,ramling was unable to do any Gramling scored :ood by air that he turned loose down on a fake ome capable runners in the back- back and plung ield. zone. Blackie K Carl Brazell, Blackie Kincaid, all-important e: like Casky, and Gene Wilson and the Gameco( roved to the Tar Heels that Caro- In the final q na's passing attack could be to the closing w econd nature. Bill Wohrman also ningham interce howed them that he might be one pass and ran hi AAA M.' 1raze-11 in Saturda,% contest between the Carolina r where Cramling ran his option play. Carl made a o be ideintified is Bill Wohirman, lying on the groun Z led the Gamecock ground attack that beat N. C. DU PONT DEVELOPMENT wledge, Ingenuity, Teamwork :ts in large amounts, devising new proc g old ones-such problems are the job o: >ment. An example was the developmen' >cess for making "Orlon" acrylic fibe: laboratory samples of polyacrylonitrile ~ion of polymer was only a beginning. I :1 unusual problems arose in spinning th4 crylonitrile decomposes before it melts y' in high-boiling solvents. it technical men-chemical and mechan hrmentation specialists, metallurgists, an< experts undertook to find a solution le problems they met: ems in heat transfer and fluid flow the fact that the spinning solution keted with inert gas to prevent fire ~yst.em for controlling the tempera cous spinning solution within 0O.5*F. f points in the plant. w mechanisms for winding yarn at thout any deviation in yarn tension. conditioning and ventilating sys >ve fumes from specific spots, but y access to all areas. s many research and engineering activi )evelopment jobs provide great oppor vledge, ingenuity, and teamwork capaci ~at varietyonf tehnical fiaels .ak NC Jinx; ound Game t fullbacks in the down to the Tar Heel 20. From here Gramfling passed to Kincaid, irter, North Caro- who went over for the final tally. .heir press notices Atain the extra point try w4 el. Carolina re- wide and the score remained 18-0. occasions in this North Carolina came to Colum f them led to the bia with the sole desire and ex Gene Wilson went pectation to whip a strong Game rrom the six-yard cock team. They thought they had econd score and fou1d the solution-stop Gram the first touch- uillg. If the Tar Ieels were con handoff to a half- suited today they would probably -ed into the end tell you how wrong you were, incaid missed the though. Nevertheless, the Game :tra point again cocks 1)lty,( a fine ball game and !ks led 12-0. will he all out Saturday afternoon uarter, just prior in Morgantown to break the long histle, Leon Cun- est winning streak in college foot pted a Newmazi ball today against the University ke a scared (leer of West Virginia. AAW 'Punecockm and te Uiverlitn of N. C. Ta r Ieelse nThi pproxitately 15 vards on ths particular play. 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