Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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jerry Frye, LE 23 Play. Clemson When the Tigers and the Gani cocks meet tomorrow in "Suicii Valley" for the beginning of t! "Solid Saturday" series, there w be 23 gridders on the turf th will never meet again in the Car lina-Clemson Classic. Carolina will lose 15 men-nii in the line and six in the bac field - via graduation, w hi Clemson will lose eight men-fi in the line and three in the bac field-for the same reason. Both of the Gamecocks' firE unit ends, Jerry Frye and Ja< Pitt, will be entering the Valli for the first and last time tomo row. Frye came to Carolina as small boy and blossomed into o1 of the finer ends. He is vei aggressive on the field and po sesses leadership, being one i the co-captains. Pitt started h football at Alabama, dropped 01 and joined the Army, and w. stationed at the local Fort. 1 entered Carolina in 1957 and bi came a first unit man last year The Birds will have only or tackle to leave, Sammy Fewel Fewell was hailed during pri season polls as one of the ou standing tackles in ACC, and hi lived up to the expectations < many. Three guards will be playing their I a s t Clemson game. D< Miles occupies a spot on the fir unit, while Jake Bodkin a co-ca; tain, is his co-hort on the oth< side of the c e n t e r. The oth guard, Ken Derriso, runs with t] second unit and does practical all of the kicking-off. Three centers will be donii their uniforms for the last tir in a Tiger-Clemson clash. Ji Nemeth, who is currently ru ning on the first unit, John Gc don, who is the second-unit me and Jim McGovern, a defensi specialist, make up the list. In the backfield, Buddy Be nett is the only quarterback th wvill face the Tigers for the l0 two heads Especially when one he Lovely heads are alw 'Vaseline' Hair Tonic - with their hair tonic. 'V ing oil replaces oil tha your hair the differenc< VASEL and Jack Pitt, RE In Final -USC Tilt e- time. Bennett is handling the firs1 ic unit and is considered one of th ,ie better runners on the squad. ill Gordon Cole and Melvin liar at ris will be playing their las1 0- Clemson game as halfbacks. Har ris has been plagued with injurie, ,ie during his career, but has blos k- somed this year, setting a recor< l e in the pass-receiving department ve Two fullbacks, Bob Farmer an< k- Lee Rhanie, will be playing it their last Tiger gamc toniorrov t- also. Farmer, who will not pla3 :k because of injuries, has had i y good campaign, while Rhame wa, r- noted during his career as a hart a runner. le Tle last senior on the squad t( W end his Carolina-Clemson carcei s- is Doug Ilatcher. H atcher is on( )f of the few "bare-footed" punterE is n the country, and probably will It he one of the first to enter th( S \-alley. IHatcher has never donc [ much contact, but he sure has done a lot of punting. The Tigers will have two senior IC ends, Sam Anderson and Emil - Zager, on the field tomorrow. Anderson is considered one of - the better ends in the state. ts The two first unit Tiger guards, )f Dave Lynn and Dave Olson, are seniors also. Both of these grid. in ders have had good careers for mi the Clemsons. The other senior st guard, Sam Crout, is currently p- running on the second unit. r The remaining t h r e e seniorE 2r that will play in their last Game. Ie cock claish come from the back. ly field, and are, o ddl y enough quarterbacks. Lowndes Shingler ig the first-unit man, is considere( e by some coaches as the fines1 mn ever to play undeCr Coach Frani. n- I Towaird. Shingler has set severa r- recordls wh'ile at Clemson. Th< n, secondl man on the quarterbacl ve totem-Jpole is ,Johnnie Mac Goff who handles himself well on th n- field. The third field general t at finish (lit his last Carolina gamn st is, Don Ieilig, are better than ori .ppens to be a delectable girl-type he iys attracted to male heads that - made specially for men who use wa aseline' Hlair Tonic's 100% pure groc t water removes. In the bottle and is clearly there ! Just a little does a I INEHA; ERE COME Frank Staley, LT Billy Gambrell, RH Buddy Bennett, QB BE. According to University In tramural department, intramu ral bowling is slated to begin Monday, November 14, at 9 p.m. At this time the fraternity eliminations are slated on lanes 11-2.1 at Star Lanes Bowling C e n t e r on Assembly Street. The five top teams will comn pete in the finals at 9 p.m., Monday, November 21, in lanes 11-15. Independent acet i on begins Tues~day, November 15, at 9 p.m. in lanes 13-24. Finals are scheduled f o r Tuesday. le ad.I ot'8( terC I ( (8 8m-At FC(IBOO OO?M THE GAME I Jake Bodkin, RG ..... ........... .....4 *. Jim Nemeth, C -4. - -* Don Miles, LG AT CLEMS( YOU MAi AUTOG Hurry! Rust them quicki do it now-| THIS ISb smK' Only studi empty pacl Station, N4 CHANGE TO COCKS .. Sam Fewel, RT Jack Morris, LH Carl Huggins, FB )N RECEI\ RAPHED 0-UNLES i out now and bu y! Send the emp Frood guarantees 10 IDLE THREAT! Dr. Frood mnts who send us empty Luc ks today. Send them, with yoti tw York 17, New York. LUCKIES and Prodlur of ,u 0X Warren Giese Lauds Head Coach Giese held a secret I practice Monday behind the walls % of Carolina Stadium to begin a ' week of practice in preparation for the Tiger - Gamecock clash held tomorrow in Clemson. At his weekly press conference, the head mentor was asked if he , was expecting anything new I from the "Bashful Baron from Barlow Bend," and he replied, "I think that every ball club pro- t duces something new before a game, and I feel t h a t Frank (Iloward) will have a couple of I surprises." Someone asked if that t meant the fans could also expect something new from the Game cocks, and he answered smilingly, "We always have something new." The Gamecocks seem to be in iine spirit for tomorrow's action. After a couple of practices at the TEA LIFE PORTRAI S YOUV ACT y a pack of Luckies ty pack to Dr. Froo< not to send you thi portraits will be mailed at randomI ky packs will be safe! TAKE NO r name and address, to Dr. Frood, I get some inta f Giewe Tigs, USC ieginning of the week, the locals vere heard singing "Hold that 7iger." Coach Giese feels that Lowndes 3hingler, Tiger quarterback, is he finest field general the Game wocks ill face this year. "We hink Clemson will be the most iowerful team we will encounter. n the backfield, they will out veigh us 20-25 pounds," said the vell-poised coach. In the line, the Tigers possess wo of the largest tackles in the ountry in the persons of Ronnie )sborne, 279 pounder, and Jimmy Cing, at 250. Playing opposite hese two men tomorrow for the ;amecocks will be two gridders vho possess sonic size also. ;ammy Fewell, a 250 pounder, vill in e e t head-on with King, while Frank Staley, 215 pounder, vill face Osborne. -Beat Clemson SIZED, T OF 'NOW! Smoke i. If you s photo. beginning November 15. CHANCES! Mail those 30x 2990, Grand Central >r a change! $dfee i, or ,. l n,;ame,,,,.