The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, September 27, 1957, Page Page Seven, Image 7
55-YARD TOUCIIDOWN PLAY
Attempting to cut off McClain in
Andy Cottinghan (32). (Photo
MEET THE GAMECC
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By 'rom McLean
Sports Writer
One of the Gamecocks accorled
a c'o,nsideralble amount of praise
followinfig last Satii ny' ; disap
pointing loss to I)uko wa. sopho
more tackle Kirk Phares.
Kirk, 6'2", 220-pound from Nor
folk, Va., is one of only three
sophomores on the first two units.
'[he others are Ed Pitts and John
Saunders.
Ironically, Phares nearly missed
out. on the college foothall boat
whcn such supposedly expert pro
selyters as Jim Tatum told him
he was too slow for colleg' foot
Other coaches didn't shar.' this
01 nion, however, and upon his
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the scorinig effort were Hob F tsko (42
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CKS: #1
kle Phare.
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gladuation from Granby High he out
n%w- offered scholarships to at re
Ie:ast 10 major colleges, including 1
Navy, Tennessee, and Virginia. ask
While at Granby High, Kirk sig
ea:rned nine varsity letters; in kin
football, baskethall, and baseball. be
In his senior year he was captain top
of the football team and played the
in the Virginia High School All- he
Star game. In baseball, he was a 1:n
goo d-ellough third baseman to he
make the Eastern District All
Star team and he is especially Cle
I'roud of his :100 phus batting aver- -an
age. sion
Kirk, who is a pre-dental stu- } u
dent, nalme to the University be- Tj
ctause, as he put it, "I liked the I
cOaches and I liked the school." not
lbe p ov"ed his worth, as one of thei
still
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tanling members of last year's
liocre freshman team.
twt week, when Phares was
ed about his first varsity as
ient, he commented, "It feels
.I of strange that I will actually
l>laying against some of the
teams, after just reading about
m for so long." He said that
"Ould rather beat North Caro
than any other team, but
w;ould like to win them all.
,sked how he felt about the
mson game, Phares said, "You
't help wanting to beat Clem
just being around here gives
that feeling."
urning away from football,
k likes to fish and there is
hing he seems to dislike. He
enjoys the beach. During the
imer he worked for a construe
i company in Norfolk.
im Tatum's observation may
I turn out to be one of the
est boners he ever made. For
Tar Heels, it was a costly one;
the Gamecocks, a lucky one.
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ptleasted back, double.
rel cuuffs. G;uaranteed
workmianship an.d ma
to 17, sleeve 32 to 3!
Davisnn's Men's
etion this fall after suffering a leg inj
of whom were playing the deep positi
Hambrick Sets !
Fall Tennis
Practice
A fall tennis practice schedule
has been announced by tennis
coach Walt Hambrick.
Practice will be held on the
Maxey Gregg courts every Tues- F
(lay and Thursday from 2-5 p.m. S
The early practi-es will he re- f
stricted as follows:
Tuesday, Oct. 1 - members of
last year's squad. h
Thursday, Oct. 3 - eligible
sophomores and upperclassmen.
Tuesday, Oct. 8-freshman who P
wish to be chosen to practice with
the tennis squad. s
After thlse three days, the g
practice will be for all selected g
players. Further information can
be obtained from Coach Hambrick
(E xt. 435) or Jim Hart (Box e
1027).
p
Eddie Moore, Wake Forest g
center and co-captain, vill be n
starting his 14th consecutive game -
for the Demon Deacons when S
they open their 1957 football cam
paign against Florida at Gaines
ville Saturday.
METER
Rushing
Carries Gained Avg.
12 46 4.0 -
4 11 2.8
15 42 2.8
5 17 3.4
7 7 1.0
1 -2 -2
4 12 3.0
3 1 .3
3 3 1.0,
Passing Gined
1 0
2 1 19 yards
1 0
1 1 55 yardsM
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JSC SPIRIT HIGH
Biddies 0
Against V
South Carolina and Wake
orest will meet at Carolina
tadium tonight at H o'clock in the
rst freshman game of the season
)r both schools.
The Carolina Biddies should y
ave their hands full with the r
aby Deacons, who have been re
orted to be the best in years.
However, Coach Billy Hender- 1
m's boys think they'll give a
ood account of themselves in the;
ame.
"Spirit throughout the group is a
ceeptional," Henderson said. 1
They've been allowed time to I
ractice in preparation for thi
ame in addition to their funda
iental drills."
('OUTING FOR 'NC' ('O.\CilES
As far as the University of'
'orth Carolina coaching staff i, 1
uncerned, Friday night at Chapel t
Iill means a trip to a high schtiol
otball game in the area. Last
riday night found Coaches Em
'ett Cheek, Ed Kensler, .1im
lickey, Pat Preston and Fred
ullai on the road.
FIRST 1937 BIRD) 5COR0.
cock's fir%t tonehadown of the ' om
the Bird biacks in rushinig for tii
(17), the startinag lIlne Devil quaart
(35) attemnpted to) come14 to the res
eI
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September 27, 1957 -THE
throHin b y Ile"ward Kittg fromn t
in the c"ha,e of peedyI cCIe(:lait werc
pen Seasor
Vake Fores
Last year, the Deacons ea,ilyjarb
(feated the Hiddits, and they will u+n
e favored again tonight.
T1he Wake l'ortet. line averages
hit better than :.(it poun<is ai manl
hihe the Biddies have only oneP
:an, Sammy Fe well of Rock Hill, I
ho reaches that average. The U
'arolina line shouhd average about I
9U) pounds, with plenty of speed.
The two backfields are more 't
It,
early matched in weight, even I
hough Wake Forest holis a slight q
dvantage there. The 1)eacon ,i
arks will average 170, while the It
hh weigh in at 1;5.
Price of admission is 1.50 for
TlHEE YEAR O
L ELIG(; LITY
t'niver:,ity of North ('arolina
,rc
alflhack .lim S-buler, who has
wenl the ratve of early fall prac- W
iie" here thus far, is actually a l
un or in chil. although he has l
brt,e year of eligibilty left.
chuler, a re.ident of High Point. u!,
. ('.. transferr,d to t'NC last p:
-ctr" fr"m the I iver=ity if Wazt,lh- 12
it in %hen hi-z family toved to
r!b (':trolina.
King Dixon, the .umnir halfhack fr
mg s4'~eason aigiains%tpowerfu lt D)uke la
e' eveing,I c'arrie 4he h14all o)ver fromt
Irhac4k, IEost his grasp and11( ixon)l snet
cueii. (Ph'loto courtitei IC AIhletic Pt
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he Gamecock'n 45-yiard line.
George Alherholt (85) and
Tonight
t Frosh
Jts and 419 eint, for chiiren
h-r 12. :,titI nt- will be ad
it ion (:1rd11
ht ' tartinug line-p:
Hiddies Deacons
I--Tale Ruby
l'-Staley Smith
-Johnson Filson
-Gordon .anier
W. Shiflet Padula
I'-Fewell Mc('rear%
F--Fry Allen
3-HI. Shiflet Snead
1--Saunders ICobinson
1-Cole or Downes Futch
3-Farmer honeeutter
MI 'SI(' SOOIlIES I'NC
lrt t of tht" l'nivtr'ity of
rl h i':t',r1:un la. :!piy"tr
(i'rrtntlV p ti"ti -111' the ar1"t Of
tr(1umtntal harmonv. HIalfback:
ii. Smith a1ndl l)(nny I)ro"zc
t been meeting in Buddy
)'- room n f'req1u" ':,y f.r a .am
0in. 1)rote plays the banjo
-nid I'ayne and Smith both
baritole IIkes. Smith and
e divide the m(': 'dy :tid tenor
(Ohilt o.-: Ittallin PIayne sings
mN LAanrenis, sctoredt the (Game
.1 Satuarday . D)ixon, who led
the 2-y ard ii. lin hobrodhetad
ked ver as Iliai Mclhaneim,.*
icty.