Evening star., 1951-11-04
CIV
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player within streetcar distance
when Shea calmly pocketed the
ball and stepped over for a touch
down. The fault was not so much
with the left halfback, who should
have covered Shea, as with the
defensive signal caller who messed
up the play and did not send a
man in Shea's territory.
The first Carolina touchdown
was by Bobby Drawby. who broke
Sc yards from the Gamecocks' T-V
formation In the first period and
scored without being touched. Pre-
viously the Gsmecock$ had passed
at least three times from the T-V,
a modified double wing which they
shift to from a T. Chuch Pre-
zioso kicked the extra point.
A little more than six minutes
remained when CIV was scored
on for the second time, trailed IA
8, and was badly in the hole on its
own 7-yard line when Barriera
skidded on the next kickoff
return.
Passes Start Clicking.
Cilento, almost trapped for a
safety. passed to Davis for a first
down on the CIV l9. Barreira
and Davis alternated running toe
ball for another first down to
the 80. and then two passes by
Cilento failed. Another bad pass
and Carolina would be in posi-
ton to receive and possibly run
out the clock.
But Barreira made great
catch for 81 yards and q first
down barely in Gamecock terri
tory. Bino grabbed another Davis
aerial for 36 yards and another
first down on the South Carolina
13. He took a handoff from Andy
and scampered eight yards, and
a Gamecock offside put the ball
on the one. Davis missed in two
cracks at the line. but Bino twist
ed over on third down, facing the
opposite direction as he scored.
Barreira had missed the first ex-
ira point and Carl Bodolus tried
the second, but it was blocked,
and the score was 14-all.
Balka came out passing after
the kickoff and Davis intercepted
on his own AZ. Four men con-
verged on Bino, but somehow the
little guy reached between them
and took Davis pass for a first
down on the Gamecock 81. Bino
then was hit simultaneous with
a pass catch on the Carolina nine
but he held the ball for a first
down.
Time Running Out.
Time was fast running out and
CIV was penalized five yards tor
an impatient offside. Davis passed
toward Barreira in the corner
incomplete, tried a line buck that
failed. and then turned it over
to Cilento and Baumgartner as
the Colonials scrambled back fol-
the hurried winning play.
George Washington batted only
$50 from inside the 6-yard lint
in the second period. The Co.
lonials first gained the ball deer
in Gamecock territory when Ton
Flyzik recovered a tumble on thu
s. But on the very next play
Barreira fumbled and Carolina
recovered.
George Washington marched
back to the 1-yard line, a nemesi.
all season, but failed to score
Still playing in South Caroline
territory, the Colonials subse.
quently went % yards to scor,
in five plays, Davis covering q
OF it on a hook pass to Baum.
,gartner, and Davis scoring from
the 2.
Twice more before the half, tn,
colonials were hammering away
driving 38 yards with Ken Belli
'yeau and Davis starring to the
where Davis-to-Barreira pas
missed. But the Gamecocks didn'
escape entirely this time as Gram
hing fumbled and Drawdy recov
cred for safety to give CIV it
81 halftime lead.
Wadeak Gains ia Yards.
George Wastington's line stop
ped Carolina with first down o.
the four-yard line in the thir,
period as Steve Wadiak, VIII
gained ia yards for the day, lie,
an advance that was stopped col
when it counted.
South Carolina was in Geors
washington territory only o halt