Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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No Fear... Not too massive, but very, very menacing on tie football field stanuds rangy tackle Jinm Moss of the Ganecocks. Towering 6-foot, 3-inches, Moss carries 205 pounds of whipcord around on his hard frame and puts it to devastating use on the gridiron. Fast when pur suing a quarterback and a devastating blocker, his all-around efforts for the Birds in every game thus far has gained him a grudging respect as one of the premiere tackles in the country. KARTARAMA GO-KART TRACK " Fun for all - 8 to 80 years " Ride with safety on paved track " Equipped with Hoffco Cyclone Karts " Girls with student cards ride for half fare when accompanied by a date " Track available for private parties during weekday evenings Located on Bronx Road, one block from Two Notch Road d the Boltline Intersection. One block behind the new Xhland Bowling Center. A Now is the time to let your parents know Awhat you need for Christmas! 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PARENT'S NAI I ng . .. and I can happily use the MONARCH ADDRESS_ . portable to take the work out of homeworkl . . . The By BLANDING CLARKSO Assistant Sports Edi Cruising in confidently fri Cousin Frank's Clemson cow run into some Carolina barbe< second Saturday version of thi Thursday" event tomorrow. I leading offensive threat and f group of Gamecocks, the ' strength may not be enough t win in this traditionally bitter The Country Gentlemen, as t times called, have put on var their different appearances tj several occasions they have pL of world-beaters, rolling ove tough teams, while on other o< performances have saddled thei decisive loses. Thus far, such d of good team speed and inade siveness, along with crucial r slowed down the Clemson ca ably. Comparing common opponei useless in a game of this sort, it is utterly impossible due t< upsets infecting the Conferei would seem to have the edq triumphs over Duke and No but the Birds can defend the Tigers USC Has T< Basketball K No easy slate faces the whippet fast warriors of Head Basketball Coach Bob Stevens when they play their pre-Christmas games, ventur ing as far as the Mid-West in the search for opponents. The season opens with a game against Lenoir-Rhyne in Hickory, N. C. This team is usually a strong small college outfit, but will re main somewhat of an unknown quantity in the first game of the season. Tennessee looms up next, with an ACC affair with Virginia fol lowing closely. These two squads will still be suffering from last year's losses and shouldn't be as nsanlyses r lerscoums ndi o0ye"rgto telns ofruedp >emr reiey9.Rmvbl o o ntnses or "creep" whilenyountype! _Cou tye"ih ntelns fruled p Gameco N, JR. with wins ove or as chief exhib Footballs ai )m the hills, about in grea herders may both teams igr I wire in the of travel for ! fabled "Big move by the a ,acking their from concentr acing a grim but slow backs 7igers' brute son runs fror > grind out a frequently. TI rivalry. off their grir hey are some- and manage w ying faces in in both respec1 iis year. On The bite in xyed the part seriously curt r supposedly sensation Jim ,casions inept hand. Parker n with rather the Conferenc efects as lack has been the s quate aggres- (late and his 1 nistakes have psychologicall use consider- From a de has a definite 'ts is usually ance of beef I but this year to run againsi the rash of time has hurt ice. Clemson pursuit speed. e with their secondary is : rth Carolina, be scored upo ir cause ably and Maryland Lead I )ugh Early schedule strong as they were in previous years. Duke. rated by many as the class of the Atlantic Coast Conference, is the first top-notch opponent faced by the Birds. The Blue Devils are slated to unveil some touted sophs, along with All-American prospect Art Heyman. A Mid-western journey sends Coach Stevens back to his old haunts and the Birds against some of the toughest opposition of the season in Michigan State, Michi gan, and DePaul, of whom the latter should prove the toughest for USC. -BEAT CLEMSON! - wm to get >urs,elf a xerb new e. per 4. utal pae eryu h ing atr e nclnersmlfe en . Toch reguaor n oks. . . r Maryland and Wake Forest its. id feelings will be thrown t abundance tomorrow, with ioring the ground-bound route varying reasons. The Tigers irways to keep the opposition 4ting their shots at the large, of the Clemson eleven. Clem i a slot or wing-T, passing iey try to take the pressure d-it-out type running game, 3ll enough to have led the ACC a at times this season. their attack may have been tiled when soph quarterback Parker injured his throwing who has been fighting for e total offense lead all year, park of the Clemson attack to bsence could hurt the Tigers as well as offensively. fensive standpoint, Clemson size advantage. This abund ias made them very difficult in the line, but at the same them in other ways, such as The overall speed of their iot exceptional and they can ,i through the air, as Florida proved. n Past Past Games Mean Little In Rivalry Comparing the records of the Clemson-Carolina series, the two teams seem to hold numerous hon ors, with Clemson master of a slight edge. Carolina has won 21 games to Clemson's 34. with 3 ties. During the 58 years of their encounters, Carolina's largest win margin occurred in 1925 when the Gamecocks defeated the Tigers 33-0. Clemson holds the largest win margin and the largest game score with their 51-0 triumph in 1900. Clemson's season started off with several dismal losses, but they have defeated highly ranked Duke and North Carolina, and last week scored a victory over the Green Waves of Tulane. Carolina's victories have spotted their sea son, but have included two of the ACC's more successful teams, (Wake Forest and Maryland). As far as pre-game forecasts are concerned, the game could fall by the flipping of a coin. It will be a battle of big and power ful backs against small speedy ones. - BEAT CLEMSON! - Valuable GI male studE UNIVERSITi SOUTH CAR4 The most practical assortme tised products-courtesy of 1 Here are the famnous BsmCREEM CORICIDIN Cold Tablets MIXTURE Us. 70 Tobacco NATURE'I REMEDY PALMOUVE AFTI With the compliments of ti PAC offers you a wonderful ucts you need and wanti approximately $4.00 is yo money-saving coupons In CAMPUS-PAC cannot be bc The proceeds will be don< NATIONAL DEFENI THE UNI CAMPUS-PACS Wil -USE HOUE I Bent oi block-busting, junior fi an imaginary Clemison line as he aftermoon. A 6-foot, 190-pounder, I of a hulking line-smasher. but he nu IIe uses gxi spmei and halfhack-l feet after his quickness has propelh Ile has been hampered by injuries bounced back to carry ons the Carc Clemson I Add Atm< By Fred Shumpert Sports Writer Observing the tension of the football players, coaches, and the spectators, one would think that "Big Thursday" is being played this year. Sectional rivalry follow ing the Civil War was continued when the first shots of "Big Thursday" were heard in Colum bia, S. C. in 1896. For over half a century the University of South Carolina and Clemson College have been battling here, with the exception of last year, when the crowds "tracked" northward to pastures of Clemson. Big Thursday was a featured holiday in South Carolina for 58 years and was a day on which people came from north and south to visit the State Fair, take in a fewv open-air girlie shows, uncork their Old Crow, and then sit dowvn to a head-knocker that bested any in the state. The meeting of these two schools was played the week be FT for nts of (roF 3LINA nt of fine, nationally-adver hose famous manufacturers. products you recelve: RIGHT GUARD Deodorant STANBACK 12's TING AM Cram TUMS R SHAVE LOTION to manufacturers, CAMPUS |assortment of quality prod This sensational gift worth urs for 50c-and there are avery PACI Don't miss outi ught in any storel sted to E LOAN FUND AT IVERSITY I Go on Sale Soon OBBY -i1st ROOR Here! lilback Dick Day thunders toward will be doing in reality Saturday lay doesu't fit the cu%tomary image nages to perform quite adequate. ike reactions to keep him ot h6i d him past the line of scrimmage. during omiei of hi- career but has lina tradition of fie fullback,. ;Iarmers )sphere fore, the week after, and even at the beginning of the season by the Carolina st udents and Clemson farmers. A t h ree-day vacation was permitted for preparation of the coming game-painting the sidewalks and buildings, burning Tigers and Roosters, and stealing those Blue-Horse beanie caps worn by the Clemson rats. Since the first clash between these two schools, there have been many outstanding coaches, play ers, and individual games, but the spirit of the occasion has never been changed. This year will be the second "Big Saturday" in the long series of meetings. Everyone is turning out for the game-free cuts from classes have been given, liquor stores are being closed (three minutes before the game) and the stables at Clemson are being shut. Only Cromer's Pea nut Stand will operate dute to the request for "goobers" (luring the game. Let's not forget about the i valry' bet ween t he two coaches of these schools; remember the re cruiting season when Coach Bass and "Field Hand Frank'' had their dIisagreemnent s. It looked as though dIrought had hit t he foot hills and the motnsoon s in the sand hills. "We ain't showed thenm scouts nothing," was the reply from the head man after their last game. M ab the old1 "dder Buddy" is going to instigate a few of the p)ractices of his old diary profes sot', D)r. d1oh nat han (Nimble Nose) A~ pplegate. this week as he rotunds up the hcrd on the main lot in the "north pastutre." Yets, sit', Sat urdtay, Carolina Stadium is going to he host to a vari(ety of nat iona lities', animal lii e, and0( sect s-there'll he Euro peanos. A mericanis. and ('l emsons; birds, menmbers of t he highest formu of animal life (olumbians and C'arohnma students) ; anid a group of ''hoc-downers'" from the Blue Ridge Mountain range. - BEAT CLEMSON! --- Come in and see our latest selections of Ivy styles for Fall and Winter wear. SWEATERS by Jantzen SPORT COATS by Kings Ridge SLACKS by Fritz COPELAND Co.