The Wilmington morning star., 1946-09-22
Along
The Sidelines
WITH ELTON CASEY

Of to As It'll 0p 1Aiong Ths sh sid 5aias y S SfHpf g. '' Composed up w'n Of Z 1 paaaan paSz
A'' It is hoped that the original Along The sdennes' viii be con-
Quoted soon.. but until your GO conductor uet gets over his Sickness we nope
men sHs around those areas Of Ct clemson's practice field Where Coach
Frank Howard surveys the work with an eye that is attracted to
mistakes like a bee to nectar.
cr,3 The e other o day Rod & pi B1is snS then p sUnsd tsa ff sixnni BY ta runaiar from io a
direction Greata OPP opposite site to that n taken BY his interference. 1nsunetveis, the
right aH 5sma REis sp9dng IRON if noa aG aoat know 1ps these fellows you'd better get
acquainted with EN- and stick with 'em: You're not going to be good
.. RALE1eH-5onnie Cox, Rsidsvlaes Route 3 and Paul N: Toilet:
in the State Horseshoe Pitching Tournament which will be held here
operative Exchange and the North Carolina Cotton Association.
North hnS ca 'DainsH snd Sa 9 9sp4ss s9fssRss from s'G soyth 'h cafe1ias, ' To
sou1nsys the Conducted 5aget 10 th Rs5a.Saoats tho s statf BY hG tho rex x E min 9u1ys S sosnts
and September.
t tua meet at upt R Ell sllle eariy i'm August oy 'n ae defeated tas s9c a n fs5t flG H0I it
recent years.
is no stranger to the Boston College Eagles who viii be Wake Forests
September 9th. Cochran played brilliantly in both the 1871 and is2
T rsoeRsio nson given to to a Son o 9antas4 player a. 5S when a- he left the field lie in the
blocking back to right guard, is rapidly becoming accImated to his
the veteran Ed Royston. The stoeky " Canton nan N n ' c9 junior is certain aip
to fl g Boston q ah co aS q rf Esries g ln Bos when d WAKE ts iMt meets sstd. the n power i.
September. Hips, who weighs 15, is aggressive and smart.
srv WAKE e F S2aass151. s4s,: Esrs as.y will probably be without the
opening contest with Boston College. Wedels spot is now being filled
by big Bob Leonett, transfer from George Washington. The 225-
pound Leonett, who is the fastest of all the Demon Deacon Hnemen,
was recently converted from tackle to guard and he already shows
promise of becoming one of the best allround performers in the
Wake Forest line.
coLuMB1A:-Tickets for the University Of South Carolina home
games Will be scarce az hens teeth this season, according to Dick
Anderson, secretary Of the BAN club. A mere handful of general
admission tickets remain unsold for the Carolna-Clemson fair week
classic and sales for the opening game with Newberry on Sept. %
are going well.
Tickets for the Alabama and Duke gridiron contest are moving
1--WE don't want to se anybody turned away for lack of seats
when tn Gamecocks meet these two great teams" Anderson stated.
There are still a few good seats left but the safe thing to do is to get
your tickets immediately" -
COLUMBIA-The University of South Carolina Gamecocks are
developing a rough and ready line which promises to give such
strong opposition a S Alabama, Duke and Clemson a real u for
their money.
The hnesment this season r rougher and heavier than yer be-
ore: NIL n starting team has yet been selected, a group of stellar
" e.toe on. can oe counted on to see plenty of action. They include
outstanding players as Dynamite Dom" Fusci and Neil Allen as
tackles; centers Bryant "Meatball' Meeks and Bruce Tate: and
guard Max Walker. "N
me Gamecocks have a strong group of ends. In addition to ALL
ooutnern Fat Thrash and Elmore "Bobs" Carter, this will be boil
Fred Snoddy.
n promlslng newcomer to the Garnet and Black eleven. Red Will
son, IS showing up well as a pass receiver and blocker.