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From Be Ie vi Ie 1 see-tinig onet of 01he 1 1111-omec lnting Quaven 1.a, Sa11m -tv %ietrifi r the firI Iiiii this %icttory was qu1iribark R) m1)oreI total %arlage than ulidi III bo41s-1e.4 his u er e c nilrl ThiN was1 15-%ard TD) -wamipt Cock To . . 0 Wit The 1*ru11its ot victory. laste ii 'our. moutih on ('ailmec(wks were coming I .sooner, and it woul have \were0 01)e1 ing tol gomd them. We hmo that all of, 4tood behiid Coach Gies are smiling as we are. I wasn't it ? In trying to single < practicalily impossible. Th Costen. and Buddy Bennc the alternate units. Coa one of our best runners more as the season progr effort as we have seen games. Sowell, the "sne nearly everyone of the H}illy Gamnbrel, in Glies Northil Callna,h a we ft tel ther ballclu ino tr ied upto lits rmes ea.i liamI'e. b-rry Frylan .la Iophoria heag-up .liI hr(I I.inla lis aP harp lhorn i No ('a A(l'L in all,ci the Game ael ther ere ~Nows-thi heam otecmeoei. homtgglIs :3 omNg I)uet oveGergi T It he ' pol, 2n Jim Hike Luto knI hmouX fti I (',)o e N '.S a hIasui benasupie i I'oa Tver lian 's--A ( hoseu wil 2 1yo ip Iluggins I (1 Sowell 10 10 120gan 18 1 ginning... 1a 4, (lIa beautifu I "u, inhwrb ewnee da. C.arolimns fans, al-o a% their tecan 11hi. -eaw -n. pe h 4 it 40f h hig vaen4, fill a.4e s(well. %er'.a6ile jui or %%hol ranl IIp 4. e4tirt, Tar ('rI sq-c -41114.l1. 1 111 un whieb 4' i, ,h tw l 11t1ree-v - 4I- 11111ec4 e, Am e. -r. the -ecoi lnge-t rnn of the -eaon les . . . 4 Gray are so sweet. They leave a clean Stiday1 morniiing. We knew t lhe mck:; in faI1ct , wk. ha,d cxpected it beenl, but lliami .and Eddie johnis fo( r (llr great hba!l e111I) to( take the loyal 'arIdinia 'alls who have an1d his 1w .y4 sin'ce t le ginninlg i \sur was\\ wlrth waitiig (or ut~ ~ . ay neridder, we fInd it e qu1arIt erbacks, Dave Sowell, .Jim ,tt, did a teriffie .job of' handling ch Giese said that "iennett is and we plai to use him a lot esses." Costen put out as fine an him o(1 in any of the previous Ak" expert. drew the praise of 20.000 fans. e(Il\ likhe will be4 a grea ter asst anintg delpartmiient. (f l)the'l biet i the oun&'l5ty ek Pitt th 1le t wo hefty teds, dlid .i1b at right tacle. Anil ote soph)1, Icks playedI like t he ball club1 wet 5 coIlmn w~ouldI ike. to t urnu its played aroundfl( the countrty to le as a guie"sj)ert. lt-Th'le Tliet'r's hai\' 14st t W( ini a gy but1 it show\\s Fra nk lowar'd's eh- hlivlletming in lluriihami ( ar'ou na - Tht' \~ tls il'e ih t b ill e' It I i'iiru tiat te W\olf' Park at . hutt not i enough41121 O o ke l'h defendbling Soultheister'1n ( 'on r crysta ba ;ll i.. br4iightI a nd it says :kYardstick IIN 11)Vil.l I'ASSI N(~ I' I er \ 'oi. ( omt p. Ydls. So el 0 12 1 1' l 4n e iI 2 I I \foris I 2.0 h5 I iier No. YdI 1.5 hirrliIi 'otaol IoV4t '' 14 6 Player No. YdH. Av'g 2 11fat e b'r ->1 XOon 2 r, Play In Columbia Bid die Encoui I IY GENE lSTEAI)MAN Sports Writer latweek. inl the. first aml .ittle u rsday- gale at C. lin stladium. the Hiddies of I 'howed Clemson who was boss what they could expect lext y, although Carolina lost the g. 21-0. Ihe Hl( iddies showed outstand ab,ility both on offense and ielse ald fiterally, as they "drug the tiger by the tail." This is not to say there wern nymi.itakes. Fumbles Hurt o the first play from ser mage. Carolina fumlibled the 1 :n1i later, after a courageous g< Iile stand inl which they ag gailed possion of the hall, I to punt from deep inl their I zonlv. Then the Tigers miovedi ball tor tleir first score. The Biddies phayed exceptio lill inl the s e c onid and ti *-n for t he Cubs. The'n in fmurth pileriodl the dlefense ti andl ( lemisn again movedl the' finall scoIre 21 -0. Actuailly, ini staltistics and fi per'sonl obser'ivat ion, 011r Ci Frosh Cagers Play Varsity In Scrimmag4 fir1st loo0k at thle 196i0-ti hasi ition tomorrowid'i at!ip.m. in conitest will lbe the first oif tl the tir' (consecttive Salturd "We\ will Ibe workinig (on oriza it ions andli t iming,'" e Stevens go-go offense, eve'ry hais i *jobi to dlo andi iS respons1i for it. "We' must het ablet to I wit hiout thle hall as well as bhe bll ." hie iadded'(. Thei varisity:~ squado has bleeni donin recen' t praties byl' juri's andi( illnetss to three of mOembihers. I) ai v e Preozno'~iik, Iae. 11ha een holedil'( wit ilut praclt ice sessionus. Guard St bried hl. A''' n o t1( hle r' gu go, accooring to C'oach Staul St(evens e'xpressedl at desire hauve' (arolina students sit in I hese prct'iCice' se'ssions to poss ''ge a nete 0r m(1'niii mvuu s Drop '1 tter Bal ball and practically rammed it down the Cubs' throats. Carolina had 1-1 first downs to Clemson's IaIld 10, and on passing yardage 109 tro- to the Cubs' 15. What cost the isC game for USC' were the fumbles aId , lost deep in Carolina territory and twar, wo intercepted passes. one Three In a Row ing This makes three years in a (e- row that the Biddies have re ay, mailned scoreless against the Cubs. Ile outstanding players of the m't j game for Carolina were Richard Mlatthews, quarterback; Lide Hug gins, (1uarterback; and Samm1ny Anderson, halfback. Matthews was the passing quarterback and coi pleted 6 out of 13, which Were >al- good for 90 yards. On three of these Anderson made spectacular vatches for a total of 50 yards. "Il( Illuggins. on the other hand, was the the r u n n i n g quarterback and piloted the team for 151 yards nal mug the Filt ro0 the f -ffinest 'et ail sity on ayvs of1 , fla Our* lOm the ible >lay (ith its 0-7 lest. hi a ih- Tare yton has ir,Dual i fordoes fer. to On ibly are Prnodur of ,A' S. .d4Ji.-.. Z... 0 /ri Little Th ly Blue [ on the ground. Ton Other o u t s t a n d i n g players Byr again'st Clemson were ends Billy the Nies and Fred Neal, tackles Mike stai Kirkpatrick and Mike Rooney. andi. fullback lIarold Lampman. Meet Duke Tonight at 8 o'clock the Biddies will encounter the Duke Baby Blue Devils at Carolina stadium. With the past game's showing plIus a week of practice, the Bid dies should give Duke a good gae. Iuke has a strong passing at tack and is expected to cause trouble for the Carolina second ary. The Baby Devils' quarter back is ,1ay Wilkinson, son of Oklahoma Coach Bud Wilkinson, and this situation might prove to he like father, like son. Starting at the ends will be Billy Nies and Fred Neal; at tackles are Mike Kirkpatrick and ers for aVOr 9ao by far!F the taste- HE ilter he NEW D2UAL FILTE) ..To End v it Gnmecock. The lolgest, it 60-; ..0 made by Sowell. In the first frit1 ith guard Don Miles he.ling fhe blC awell has cleared the hole with the irward wall, and in the lust picturv waiy. "Dad's Day" dignilaries amid 4iests of the U:niversity lead the hier ursday' levils T I Gibson; at the guards are I r on (Godwin and Richard Eib; wi venter will be Eddie McAteer; IN ting quarterback will be Rich- wi IT'S NOT TOO LATI THE CONTRACT REMAINDER OF Oct. 31-Dec. 17 61/2 Wee Jan. 2, 1961 -Jan. 25 31/2 Total 10 Weeks -S LAT - * Tareyt T LFILE RE'S HOW THE DUAL FILTER D I combines a unique ner filter ot A initeIy proved to make the taste of a cig, /ith a pure white outer filter. Togethe; flavor elements in the smoke. Tareyt the best taste of the best tobaccos. Tareyt -ATD rar ronp againlst Milulmi, was ie Sowell rolls out srouid idl Liig parade. I the cetter shot Aid of the rest of the Carolia -, paydirt is onily to few yard! laigh school athletes who were ferenice this time. Clash; onight I Matthews; the halfback slots 11 start Sammy Anderson and ddy Milton; and at fullback 11 be Bob Fisher. 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