Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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AS GOOD AS ANI 'Gamec4 USC Seek -Win At NI 11Y 11LANDING CLARKSON Assistant Sports Editor Conquering the Comimodores will be the Carolina objective against Vanderbilt as the Game cocks attempt to end their first season under Coach Marvin Bass with a win at Nashville this Saturday. One of the weaker teams of a very tough conference, the Com modores have had their troubles 1getting wins this year. They opened up with twin triumphs over West Virginia and Georgia, one of the teams to defeat the Giamcucks this year, but since then have encounted little success in their search for the victory circle. They have received defeat at the hands of some of the best teams in the land however. Unde feated A bibama trounced them mid Ole 3\iss rolled to a 47-0 deci sion. They lost to Tulane in a squeaker last Saturday. Vanderbilt can boast of a potent onv-two punch in the backfield among the 2.1 lettermen they have returning. Fullback Jim Johnson ranks as one of the best in the SEC. His plungIng statistics show that he anassed twice as much (Author of "Bare fo Lot,(s C IT'S LATER THA All year long you've been previi the senester is nearly over and phice. Shame on you? But it's not too late. Right you weaken, lift up your head ii you have been avoiding ever e coIurse, to the library. Now here you are at the lib it? Of course not! Go inside. WI "NO SMOKING." Go ouLsid< Go back inside. Because now you are ready. is rigid. Now your pulsing ps cahnced by mild Marlboro. You selectrate filter, by that fine full andI caresses, that lifts the fallen ensx the bent, unravels the kr fastents the unbuttoned. In the center of the library yo Look in the card catalogue for want, write the number on a sI and obliging young lady at the< young lady then gives the slip t< boy who trots briskly back into leat her encyclopedia, and sleef plfiy but refreshed, he returns oh'!iging young lady at the des things: a) "Your book is out." b) c) "Youer book is on reserve." Haf:ving learned that the cir< intention of ever parting with a periodical room. Here we spent po)..ing array of magazines-maj of the earth, magazines of ever though we search diligently an< Pl1ayboy. .' Next let uns venture into the hu iihed, vaulted chamber, we university-earnest, dedicated y for only one thing in the world: Let us eaveSdlrop for a momer over heavy tonmcs at the corner SH E: Whatcha readin' lIE: TVhe Origin of Spe SH E: No, but I seen tI H E: Oh. SHE: You like readin'? HE: Naah. SHE: What do you lik< HE: Hockey, licorice, SITE: Me too, hey. HIE: You p)innedl or anu) SH E: Well, sort of. I'n emblem . . . Buti HE: Wanna go out for SHE: Marlboro? LIE: What else? And as our learned friends tal our way homeward-a trifle we andt renewedl and1 better citizens houri in the library, Aloha, libra * * The m,akers of Marlboro, who write columes about another the unfiltered king-size Phild we'll only fell you tis: Take a Comamlaer today. 'BODY'S Ick' A s Fourth. shville yardage as any other Commodore back last year. At quarterback, Vanderbilt pos sesses one of the Conference's most unusual individuals in Hank Lesesne. Not on football scholar ship, he came out for the team, took over when the Commodores regular field general was injured, and ended up connecting on 45 passes for 620 yards. Producing yardage for the Birds will be their "terrible trio" of Billy Gambrell, Dick Day and Jim Costen. Gambrell and Day rank high in ACC rushing statistics, while quarterback Costen has given the Birdi momentum lately with his rushing, passing, and play calling. Strength up the middle will be one of the Commodores' fortes, with the presence of all-star candidate Cody Binkley. Backing him up will be sophomore pros pect Tom Kenny. Top guards will be John Cropp and George Mc Gugin. Converted middle guards Bill Cornin and Mike Reese bear the brunt of the attack at tackle. End Bruce Hammer is their top man at the terminal positions, gaining good die,t'. :rom Wade Butcher, George Smith, and Gary HliMd-,. o BoY W ' ith Check" ," The Many f )obie Gillis" , <c.) ,N YOU THINK! sing yourself to go there. Now you still haven't set foot in the nOW, this very minute, before nd forward march to the place ince school began. I refer, of -ary. That wasn't so bad, was at do you see? A sign that says . Light a Marlboro. Smoke. Now your trembling resolution iche is serene. You have been been soothed by that fine flavor that (dotes andl pampers repairs the shat tered, straight otted, rights the askew, and .i see the main circulation desk. the number of the boo0k you p, and hand it to the eflicient lesk. The efficient and obliging > an efficient and obliging page the stalcks, curls up on a limp is for an hour or two Trheni, your slip to the eflicient and k, who tells you one of three "Your book is at the bindery." mulation desk hasn't the least book, let us now go into the I hours sifting through an im ;azines from all the far corners y nature and description-but i well, we cannot find Mad or reference room. Here in this find the true scholars of the >ung men and women who care the pursuit of knowledge. t on this erudite couple poring tablle. Hush! She speaks: hey? lies. You ever read it? 10 movie. irls, stuff like that, thing? werna fellow's motorcycle t's onily latonic. a smoke? ce their leave, let us too wend ary, pe'rhmaps, bunt enlightened for having spent these happy ry, aloha! * 1961 Max shuiman * sponsor this column, could one of their lune products p MorrIs Comm ,andeer-but lenf froma our book. Enjoy a iounces Gambrell And Moss On First The Gamecock gets the jump or other sports pages around the con, ference and names it's All-Confer ence football team before Thanks giving. Carolina's Fighting Gamecocki place Jim Moss and Bill Gambrel" on the first team and John Cas key and Richard Lomas on th( second. We hope API and UP] bear us out. FIRST TEAM: End - Gary Collins, senior Maryland Tackle-Jim Moss, junior, US( Guard-Jim LeCompte, senior UNC Center - Bob Hacker, senior Maryland Guard - Calvin West, senior Clemson Tackle - Art Gregory, senior Duke End-John Morris, senior, N. C State Back -- Roman Gabriel, senior N. C. State Back - Bill Gambrell, junior USC Back - Mark Leggett, junior Duke Back-Jim Parker, soph, Clem, son SECOND TEAM: End-John Caskey, junior, US( Tackle-Ronnie Osborne, senior Clemson Guard - Jean Berry, senior Dike Center-Richard Lomas, junior USC Guard-Tom Sankovitch, senior Maryland Tackle - Ron Gassert, senior Virginia End - Bill Hull, senior, Waki Forest Back-Dick Shiner, soph, Mary land Back - Allan White, junior Wake Forest Back - Ron Scrudato, senior Clemson Back-Gib Carson, senior, UN4 THRIFTY Si 10c PEI SHIRTS 14c An economical venient service that extra mar you enjoy. LAUNDRY CANDY A' AI1-AC( SHOT OF ' It's a bird, it's a plane - no SWrong again, it's none other than rib-splitting impersonation of the c fore the pre-game skit, Frier was a now he is famous. This picture an on several television shows and mi Francisco Bugle, The New York Atlanta Jourisi. Outdo< Dogs Here's a way to collar your hunting dog so he won't become collared or hung by protruding branches or stumps. Cut a piece of inner tubing a couple of inches wide and slip it over Rover's neck. Your name and address can be painted on the tubing with no trouble at all. And if the dog UDENTS USE laundtry service t POUND EACH (Included in Bundle) quick and con that allows you ~ey for pleasures & CLEANERS KILK COFFE E SAND MANY CONVENIE CATIONS ON CAMI DISTRIBUTING ( Squad rHE WEEK /41 It's Frank Howard, or is it??? Ron (Frier) Leitch absorbed in his orpulent Clemson head conch. Be nobody (relatively speaking) and i other similar ones have appeared my newspapers, including the San rimes and the front page of the r Tips happens to get snagged while he is chasing down your downed game, it's no problem for him at all to pull free. GunB Every sportsman worth his ammunition knows that two dif ferent gauge shotgun shells fitted inside another make a perfect waterproof container for matches. Here's a slight innovation on this old gimmick that may not be so well known. Instead of the match es, roll up an oily cloth and fit it inside the cases. Most gunners have use for an oily cloth some time during a day afield and here's a perfect way to store one until you're ready to put it to work. Carrying a cleaning rod afield can be a bit of a problem. Here's a way to carry a "rod'' that is inexpensive and effective. Flexi ble cable, such as from your car's speedometer, with pipe cleaners wrapped around it, plus a little lighter fluid, makes a first-rate cleaning rod. Easy to carry, too. Hunting The ways to attract Mr. Bushy tail are almost endless. The squirrel's curiosity usually proves to be his undoing. For instance, if Mr. B. has taken to a tree and won't show, try scraping the bark lightly, starting a few feet below the hole and working upward. The noise outside his home will send the squirrel investigating - and you get a chance for a quick shot. WICHES NT 'US :0.. INC. By Carroll Gray About ten days ago, Clemson came to town and for the first time in several years, students at Carolina showed some first rate school spirit-the vital ingrediant of any school. The absence of this ingrediant would leave Carolina dead and listless. Spirit is a rallying point that is used by everyone connected with the college. And the best and most enjoyable kind of spirit is original spirit. The particular spirit of which I am writing, is the pre game take-off tlhat some of the boys of Sigma Nu fraternity staged for the enjoyment of the hometown crowd at the Clemson game. Obviously, it was a thought out gimmick and one that was thoroughly enjoyed by the great majority of the spec tators. Out-of-town sports writers from all over the state, the Southhind and the nation instantly grabbed the stunt and publicized it in their respective papers as novel and well-timed. Many used superlative adjectives in their de scriptions. Solild newspapers such as the New York Times, the San Francisco Daily Bugle and the Atlanta Constitution used pictures of the take-off when pictures of the game weren't evenl carried. Hut there has always got to be somebody going against the grain. When everybody is voting yes, some guy on the back row will vote no. In this instance it is the so-called sports editor of the local morning newspaper! Last year the sports editor of the Gamecock, Howard llellams, ran a very popular drawing of a noose around the neck of this sports editor in question. Now I would like to go him one better and run a drawing of the finished product. Of all the comments I heard in reference to a sports column written by Jake Penland last Thursday, none were favorable; at least none were favorable on this campus. Penland used the phrase "most disgraceful conduct I have ever witnessed." le flung ill-concealed accusations that the University administration and coaching staff may have condoned the "riot action" that took place "before and after" the game. Now I'm no advocate of last Saturday's )ost game activity, but when Penland begins to print all encompasing remarks infering that the pre-game doings were intended to incite a riot, it's time he got his facts straight. Preparations were madle prior to the shindig as some twenty-five IKSK members along with twenty to thirty p)olicemen and pat rolmen were alerted to av'oid difficulty. Little "disgraceful conduct" was seen even as the Clemson students swarmed onto the field. Sure, there were several scuffles. but you could count any numb)er in the stands, too. W~hy make a mountain out of the prov'erbial molehill!! I guess Mr. P'enland didln't have anything else to write about. I sympathize wvith your lack of subject matter, Mr. Pen land, but I speak for many students here at the University when I say-if vyou have to use the University students, athletic staff and administration as verbal poundling blocks, LEAVE US ALONE!!! I partially agree with one of your p)roposals, though, Jake. Instead of p)utting cells under the grandstands as you have advocated in your column, maybe one should be built I nround your des5k. Terps Ha Most ACC 13alance in almost every sport has given the University of Mary land the Atlantic Coast Confer ence's best record in amassing Conference titles, with 45 to its credit, while North Carolina is a far distant second with 21 crowns. Only two teams, South Carolina ATTENTION STUDENTS! The Philip Morris College Brand Round up will close out Nov. 29. Turn in your Marlboro, Alpine, Parlia ment and Philip Morris packs to your student rep resentative in the Russell House Lobby between 1 P.M. and 3 P.M., Nov. 29, 1961. Empty packages must be submitted in bundles of 100. e Taken Crowns and Virginia, have failed to win an ACC title in any sport. The rest of the conference lines up with Duke possessing 14, and N. C. State having 10 to complete the first division. Clemson follows with six win ners, and Wake Forest is ahead of the cellar dwellers with an accurnuilation of five titleholders. Maryland has used the sports of wrestling, indoor and outdoor track, soccer and lacrosse to roll up 37 of their laurels. For the Finest Steaks CHARCOAL STEAK HOUSE 150 Knox Abbott Dr. Cayce, S. C. Also Raleigh, N. C. Charlotte, N. C. Greeneboro, N. C. Jadcmnvle, Ma.