The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 08, 1957, Page Page Six, Image 6
HAWKINS, DIXON
Carolina
Leadershi
Who is South Carolina's
Hawkis or King Dixon? Op
said Hawkins, Maryland s&
help the matter much eithei
Last week, Hawkins was tI
offensive leader for the Gain
cocks, but after the Marylan
game which South Carolina 'loi
10-6, King Dixon, the All-Amer
can prep from Laurens has ri
gained the rushing lead and ti
team's scoring leadership.
Dixon has accumulated 24
yards in 69 carries this season I
Hawkins' 243 in 60 attempts. TI
West Virginia half of the coml
has the better average, howeve
4.1 to 3.8.
Dixon also scored the loi
touchdown in the Terrapin gan
and has boosted his scoring to
points while Hawkins has 24 poin
on three six-pointers and s
points-after-touchdowns.
Hawkins shows the most effe
tive passing- record for Carolli
while Dixon leads the receivers.
Dixon, the Atlantic Coast Co
ference's top punt and kick-o
return man, is considered the mo
dangerous open field runn(
Hawkins is rated as being som
what more versatile.
Fullback Don Johnson and alte
nate unit halfback Frank Destli
maintained s t e a d y averag
against the Terps last Saturda
Johnson has picked up 171 yar
in 51 rushes while Destino h
gained, 131 in 36 attempts.
Rushing No. Yds. A
Dixon ................. 69 263
Hawkins ............. 60 243
). Johnson .............51 171
Destino .............. 36 131
Saunders ...................... 22 61
1.avoie .......................... 9 57 I
Bunch .......................... 28 53
Spears ................ 12 41
King ...................... 10 58
McClain ...................... 8 31
Dorsett ........................ 7 290
Barrett - ........................ 5 17
Strickland ..............4 12
Vickers ....................10 8
Gimes ........................ 3 7
Satterfield ..............1 5
.......ns. .............Wiia 1 2
W ila s ...................... 1 2
Passing Att. Comp. Int. Yds.
Hawkins .......... 8 5 0 93
Destino. .......... 3 3 0 57
King ................ 2 2 0 61
Bunch ......... 2 2 0 so
Dixon .............. 8 2 0 12
Derrick ............ 4 1 1 35
Vickers ............ 1 1 0 4
Spears ............ 1 0 0 0
NicClain .......... 1 0 0 0
Satterfield ...... 2 0 0 0
Receiving No. Yds.
Dixon .................................. 3 53
Derrick ...................3 51
M cClain .............................. 2 70
K ing .. .............................. 2 20
H aw kins .... ........................ 2 12
Nidiffer 1........... 1 35
Frick .............. 1 27
Beall ...................... 1 18
)estino ........ ........... 1 6
Scoring TD EPA FPM
Dixon ......................5 0 0
Iiawkins ........ ....3 10 6
Bunch ....... ... . 3 0 0
McClain ...... 3 0 0
K ing ....................2 2
D)estino .............1 3
Saunders ...............1 1
Speasrs.......... ........1 0
Nierek . ................1 01
D). Johnson ..........0 2
i.avoe .........0 1
Vikes......... 0 0
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DUEL
Offensive
.p Change
most valuable halfback, Ale:
inion remains divided-Clemso1
id Dixon-and statistics don'
Speedy Cars
i Are Entered
In Drag Even]
i One of Ohio's hottest full-bor
o dragsters has been entered a
e Chester In the Nov. 28-30 Inter
0 national Drag, according to Bo
r' Osiecki, director of sanctionin
e International Timing Assn.
The dragster sports a bran
to new, low-slung aluminum bod
ts and is powered by a 1957 Chevrc
Ix let engine. Owner and builder i
Harold Smith of Massilon, Ohio.
The car has won nearly 10
s awards for Smith, who will b
shooting for one of 150 cash prize
f and trophies to be awarded in th
st 30 classes which will compete.
r. Smith's dragster gives Ohio ei
e- tries a heavy pre-meet favorit
r- role, since the mighty "Gree
o Monster" dragsters, ranging froi
es 1,000 to 3,000 horsepower, wei
Y. among the first entries.
is
as
,. Chester Drag
1.8
Agenda Is Set
.8
: For Big Meet
1.0
1 International Timing Assn. D
- rector Bob Osiecki today ai
.8 nounced the schedule for the No
-. 28-30 International Drag to 1
.o staged at the Chester, S. C. Ai
D port.
i Following is the day-by-dr
agenda:
a Wednesday, November 27
0 1 p.m.-Inspection, all entries.
o 1-5 p.m.-Practice runs at
record attempts after inspectit
1 of vehicle.
0
2 'Ihursday, November 28
0
o 8 a.m.-Strip opens for inspe
o tion and classifying. Practi<
o and time runs for all classes w
continue until noon.
rD Noon-1 p.m.-Lunch (1 p.m.
24 absolute entry deadline).
18
1 1-5 p.m.-Record attempts, i
12 classes.
8 8 p.m.---Car showv at Chest
i Fairgrounds.
Friday, November 29
o 8 a.m.-Insp)ection and c'lassif
ing to 5 p.m.
8-9 a.m.-Practice and time ru
sfor all classes.
ai 9-12 noon--Stock class elimin
th tions.
he Noon-i p.m.-LuInch.
es 1-2 p.m. - Practice runs al
re record attempts.
e- 2-5 p.m.--Stock class elimin
~.6 tions.
8 p.m.-Car show, Fairgrom
-9 p.m.--Beauty contest.
Sunday, November 30
8-9 a.m.-Record runs in
modified classes.
9 noon--Modified class el imin
tions.
Noon-i p.m.-Lunch.
. 1-5 p.m.-Final modified cla
eliminations.
8 p.m. -- Victory Banquet
Memorial Building in Chester.
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FOOTBALL NEARS ]
: Sigma Nu,
n
In League
Sigma Nu and Phi Kappa Sigma
swept into the fraternity intra
mural football finals by finishing
first and second, respectively, in
League Two. Sigma Nu faced
Sigma Chi, second place winner in
League One, on Thursday and the
Phi Kaps played SAE, League One
champs. The winners of these
. semi-final games will play Tues
>e (lay for the division championship.
r- The winner of the division title
will receive 45 points towards the
by All-Sports, Trophy. Second place
in the division is awarded 30
points, third place 20, and fourth
d place gets 10 points.
n League play ended Tuesday with
three games being played. PiKA
won its third game in a row, de
- feat ing Lambda Chi 7-0 in a game
'e that wa. the playoff of a scoreless
ill tie between the two earlier in the
year. Parker Evatt passed to
b 'hrey Copeland for the TD, then
d1l passed to Oherlies for 'the extra
pioint.
er Sigma Nu steamiroller'ed Phi
IEpsilon Pi 47-0. Legrande Guaerry
Itllied t hree t ouchdowvns, George
Inabai net a(ccouniited for twvo, sand
JTack Stone and Virgil D)uffie each
scoredI a six-pointer.
IPhi Sigma Kappa forfeited it.s
-g:ame to KA. tanbeo
Inteonly resultsobanbef
last. weekl's games, Phi KapJpa Sig
rouniced Phi Epsilon Pi 41-0 on
Wednesday. TIhursday, the Phi
a
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Opposite
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k DeCioeo, a Maryland guard, grab
ig Dixon from gaining a couple of
icco thought he had his man. The
gain the necessary yardage. (USC
FINALE
Phi Kappa
I Play; Fina
Kaps defeated KA as Stacey
Clardy intercepted a KA aeriall
and ran it back 40 yards for the
game's only score. Chi Psi won
its second game of the year as
it beat Phi Ep 29-7. John Mann
caught three touchdown tosses
from Ray Thomas for Chi Psi.
In Intramural Fraternity Council
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yards. Both of Dixon's legs are
double-team effect on Dixon
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Women's Athletic Association
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matches, now being played at Fort
Jackson.
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Giese Needs
To Determi
By Bob Iebell
USC Athletic Publicity
Is there a fortune teller in the
house? If so, please inform Mr.
Warren Giese, head man in the
South Carolina Gamecock camp,
who will be playing, for him come
Saturday and the big' game with
North Carolina's Tar Heels.
Up until now, Mr. Giese has been
getting his information from Dr.
Dickie McNulty, the University's
physician. Right now, McNulty
has cut into Giese's squad consid
erably.
The good doctor has been a
busy man of late, and traffic from
the football team has had no little
part in keeping him on the go.
Sunday, Coach Giese called on
the "Doc" and the conversation
went something like this:
"How many of my boys are you
claiming today, Doc?"
"Let's see, here, Coach . .. five,
six, . . . seven, yeh, seven. Hold
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eight."
"All with the flu?"
"That's just the number with
the flu; we've got some others
with other ailments."
"Oh-h-h-l"
"Don't take it so hard, C'oach,
maybe these fellows will be out
of bed by Saturday."
"But then 'maybe you'll have
more in bed by that time."
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give you a list of the boys still
healthy by Friday, and you can
choose your team in plenty of
time for the Saturday game."
"Yeh, thanks a lot, Doe. That'll
sure help."
The University of North Caro
lina's Tommy Kearns, basketball
star who has made most of the
pre-season All-America teams,
plans to study law upon gradua
tion. Tommy, a senior, is major
ing in history.
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