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To Win Giese
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By STEWART PHIMZY
It wasn't the Gamecocks' day to
crow.
"We made too many mistakes out
there today to win," said a de
jected Warren Gicse. The youthful
South Carolina coach remarked,
"Only in little burts did we look
like a good team. Fumbles and
penalties stopped us from every
getting in motion a strong . offen
sive drive."
Birds Never Got Close
This was never more in evidence
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than in the third quarter. Alex
Hawkins, the speedy blond halfback,
caught a pass from his running
mate, King Dixon, and Hawkins
raced to the NC 25 only to have
the play called back because of a
penalty. Moments later Hawkins
moved the ball deep in. Carolina ter
ritory, only to find the Gamecocks
guilty of another infraction.
Someone remarked that he nev
er would have guessed that one
touchdown would have won the
game. -
"North Carolina had us defensed
very well, this has always been a
trademark of any' team coached
by Tatum," said Giese. "Our quar
terback was continually hampered
by their fine defensive line."
' Praises Kicking
Giese was quick to remark that,
"it was their kicking that kept us
in a whole all day long."
"Cummings (Jack) and Smith
(Wadet are two fine ballplayers.
Smith is one of the finest backs
we've seen this year," Giese added.
Giese paused for a minute and
then went on "I don't mean to
take anything away from the Car
olina team, but when you make
! as many mistakes as we did, you
just don't deserve to win."
"Mistakes, Mistakes," repeated
Giese.
It just wasn't the Gamecocks day
to crow.
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"You all want some cokes?" That
was the way Jim Tatum started off
his press conference after his team
had just beaten South Carolina 6-0
for Us first home victory of the
season. No one wanted a drink ex.
cept Jim himself, and after he tad
secured said beverage the post
mortum got underway.
"Well fellows,'' Tatum began,
"that didn't look much like pro of
fense. I was quite disappointed
again in our offense." The Tar Heel
coach qualified this statement by
explaining that the defect was piirt
ly due to the changing of positions
the backfield.
It Won't Happen Often
Commenting on the rather woak
passing display Tatum stated, "I
don't believe that you'll see Al
Goldstein miss many passes like
the one that went through his
hands in the end zone." Instead of
a touchdown for Al it was just an
other incompleted pass for quarter
back Jack Cummings. "That was
about the easiest chance he had
had all season,'' the coach added.
When asked for an .opinion of
! Wade Smith's play, Tatum quickly
I answered, "I couldn't increase my
admiration for the boy if he had
scored five touchdowns."
"South Carolina is a team which
plays pro football. In playing them
the idea is to keep 'em in the dole
so they won't open up their offense."
This was the reason Tatum gave as
to why he chose to kickoff rather
than receive after he had won the
toss. of the coin for the first lime
this year.
"My Biggest Regret"
"That was my biggest ,regrt t of
the game," said Sunny Jim to a
query concerning the pass play
from Clements to Turlington which
was good for a touchdown but was ;
nullified by a Carolina holding I
penality.; "If it had been good the 1
play would have given him (Clem-!
ents) a lot of added confidence."
, .With all the copy in the papers
about the lonesome, end formfiicm,
Tatum was quick to state that his
flanker was far from . beings fh,e
lonesome end .used by,- Army. Those
who came to the game hoping to
see Goldstein or Schroder refusing
to go back into the huddle to g5et
the signals, left the contest still
hoping that, maybe next week ....
The Carolina coach said that his
split end was simply a maneuver
to make Alex Hawkins play a line
backers spot forcing John Saundeus
to be a defensive halfback.
DeCantis And Roes Hurt
Co-captain Moe DeCantis walked
off the field with the game ball
under his arms and a broken blood
vessel above his ankle. The only
other casuality of the contest hat
Ron Koes who came down with a
hip injury. Both boys, however,
sliould be ready for homecoming
next Saturday.
If you are wondering what the
tent near the South Carolina bench
was, here is the answer. In the
tent is Warren Giese's closed cir
cuit television. Would Tatum like
to have a similar TV? "You bet,"
said the coach, "but they cost three
thousand dollars ypu know."
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