Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Losin' BY DICK BIGGS A Sports Writer With their wings still saturated from the ebullient Tulane Green Wave, Carolina's "Fightin' Game cocks" travel to Memphis, Tennes see, this weekend to do battle with the undefeated, once tied Tigers of Memphis State. Compiling a record of 6-0-1 this season, Head Coach Billy "Spook" Murphy has in State one of the most underrated elevens in college football. Only Ole Miss has blem hed the Tiger record, and it is ith no embarrassment, for the game ended 0-0 against an Ole Miss team rated No. 8 in the nation currently. Aside from this tie, State has beaten a highly ranked Miss. St. team (29-10), a game which was 9-0 at the end of the third quar Undel Seaso: BY TOM HUNTER Sports Writer The freshman football team fin ished the regular season Thursday with The Citadel, following a 10-10 tie with Clemson two weeks before. Now 3-0-1, with consecutive vic tories over Gorden Military Col lege, N. C. S t a t e, and Wake Forest, the Biddies will have their ,rst undefeated season if they win over the Bullpups. FIRST BLEMISH Concerning the tie with Clemson, Coach Pitts said the Cubs, "were the only team we've played that was nearly as strong as us and it took the players a half to realize It." The Biddies were behind 7-0 at halftime but behind the running of Cole and Christy managed to fight back and grab the lead by three points with five minutes re maining in the game. Clemson's Don B a r f i e l d then knotted the contest at 10-10 on a field goal with 15 seconds remain ing. Clemson finished the '63 sea Your life a You Growth is a 160-year hab they've increased 750%-ta We spend more than there are at least 200 new writing and more being de What could Du Pont's gi fill important positions froi ment, new responsibilities, creative satisfaction. It could mean, too, moi tunities. The new Du Pont orIginal assignment to on4 first five years. This gives inside Du Pont. In 1963, more than 701 feet at Du Pont. Perhaps y SETTER THINGS FOR BETl Birds I ter. Other victories include Miss. Southern, Tulsa, North Texas, West Texas and Louisville. CASENELLI LEADS TIGERS The "Blue and Gray" has one of the finest backs in the nation. He is Dave Casenelli, a 5-9, 200-pound senior from West Virginia. Dave is presently tied for first place in rushing throughout the country. Possessing good balance and amazing drive, Casenelli spear heads the Tiger offensive attack along with quarterback Russell Vollmer. Vollmer has been re ported to have run the 100 in 9.7, so it is evident that Carolina will have to contain the speed Vollmer and the driving Casenelli in order to merit victory. The Tigers have one of the better ground attacks in the nation. But Vollmer can also pass i eated nWit BIDDlE BACKFIELD: Quart Stan Juk; fullback, Bob Cole. t Du Pont one of a series for tech never stop gr it with us. Take sales. Since 1937 3 $2.4 billion in 1962. 90 million a year in R&D. In fact, products under investigation at this veloped each day. rowth mean to you? Since we always n within, It could mean fast advance new horizons-growing financial and 'e numerous and more varied oppor engineer is likely to move from his or two others in the course of his him a chance to "change Jobs" right ) new B.S. graduates planted their ou'd like to join us, too. Write today. ER UVING... THROUGH CHEMJSTRY annarf unuty employe, Veet Un consistently (18-37), a fact which us, will keep the Gamecock secondary Ye alert and honest. Halfback Ray shi Farmer (185) is one of the better hig pass receivers. ati 225-POUND LINE State is captained by lineman Richard Saccoccia. Other outstand- is ing linemen on a front wall aver- pr aging 225-pounds per man are Bob yei Finamore, Fred Owens (240-pound cer middle guard on defense), Harry thi Schul, Bill Scott and Chuck sc< Brooks. ing Coach Murphy is two-lettermen bei deep at every position excluding first team sophomore halfback 26 Billy McCard. Second team quar- 67 terback Ollie Cordell heads the Th second team referred to as the po defensive unit. ag Memphis State employs a 5-4 the "monster" defense similiar to that 21 Frest h Cita 'rback, Ted Wingard; left halfback, B nical men owing at DuPo TECHNICAL MEN WE'LL NEED FROR Chemists indi Chemical Engineers Civi Mechanical Engineers Phy Electrical Engineers Met r E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co. (Inc I2531-B Nemours Building iWilmington, Delaware 19898 When I'm graduated, ll be a____ Please send me more information ab Iin at Du Pont. Name Class_. Major________Degra My address____ i City.- . .Z n L beaten d by Bobby Dodd's Ga. Tech t hlow Jackets. This defense will f ft to the formation side, and is hly effective against running acks. tATE HIGH NATION-WIDE ( ro give you an 'idea what State i like, the 1962 team (comprised t marily of the same boys this a ir) placed first in pass inter- - tions, second in total defense, i rd in pass defense, fourth in ring offense and fifth in rush- i defense. Only Ole Miss could it them last year (21-7). rheir total offensive output was L points, as opposed to a meager points from their opposition. is year they have scored 164 1 nts to the opposition's 46. Aver- i e these figures and you will find it the Tigers have scored over i points per game, while limiting i imen del, 'I ister Kimbrell; right halback, nt I THE CLASS OF '64 astrial Engineers I Engineers sicists ullurgists si profession) ut how I might fit a expected State_____ Tigers heir opponents to about six a rame. SUPPORT (?) Reading this column thus far vould depress anyone! But for xamecock followers, this isn't a iew experience. All season long he central theme of Gamecock upport (?) has been enthusiasm - then doubt, and finally depress nent vhen the game had ended. Granted this writer hasn't been mpressed with Carolina's overall erformance (1-5-1) either, but ,his doesn't justify harsh criticism >r infidelity on my part (or any me else's). The Gamecocks are a part of [SC, and USC is a part of all of s. Thus, we more or less condemn mrselves when we make uncalled or remarks concerning the players mnd coaches. Close lunks on 2-2-1 after a recent loss to the seorgia Tech frosh. COLE LEADING RUSHER Bobby Cole from Columbia is by ar the leading rusher for the reshmen with a tremendous 321 rard total and a 4.5 average. A Vestminster, S. C. lad, Tony Jhrisley, is second with 119 yards mnd a 3.5 average. HUNKS VS. FROSH Next T h u r s d a y night at 8 >'clock the freshmen will hang up heir cleats for another year fol owing the annual game with the Red Shirts. Last year the Bohunks lenied the frosh a victory by shut ing them out 14-0. Although they have yet to win ;his game since its beginning, coach Pitts thinks the freshmen zave a real good chance to beat .he 'Hunks this year. Leading the attack will be Ted Wingard for the frosh who has rushed for 117 yards and passed 'or 234 more. McKenzie Perry, a southern gentleman from Atlanta, leads in the pass catching depart ment with 77 yards. Plan for an evening of football with a game that has all the in fications of a University of South carolina victory. Attend the Red Shirt-Freshman game this coming I'hursday night at Carolina Sta fium and show your appreciation ~or all the work these boys have lone. THE SAFE W without harmi NoDoe keeps you mentally alert with the same safe re fresher found in Coffee and tea. Yet NoDoz is faster, handier, more reliable. A bso lutely not b.abit-forming. 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Carolina Runners Take Second In State Meet A traditionally strong Furman place last Tuesday in the State cross-country squad nabbed first Championships, while Carolina's Ganmecocks took second over Clem son and The Citadel. inooolstludywetheerFna scoes htwdiurmnl2ntSst Carolini49, Clmsonon3 andkeh FirstiplacerfetutoinennisoPat miersonnofdFurman.withkautimeto 2T:07 meet ofahs own couranc onrdity 2024 Geonvilae ovena soreslshoed ofFurman 2, while Ca. rolins 9, Clemson 3,indihe Forth place fell to tei Gae ul stimursonofarma with a time of 2:7 n em you fel drowy whie drivng07o Padnrunnerhs gave Coliaser workng r stdyig, das rla ose a02.Snd Bla Adisnt milion d ..per u wih seth Haniied fofurteenth whle saeE.etv oD bes o J.frnis to Clemsn ninihed 'thith Fort plae el toth Gme Frmter,aooninnalone AlntostndBlnnAdio ow Taber i