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11 i i'RTS Rich- Bv A little lovakia of tha i nf the State pro-dore an to West es were ill eying heyday a hair lifferent nt from tis shots he third of life splitting he side- led pot- i trophy Euro-for tho In th also re-3V0 Hies on France He fully by tha Leads Birds to Victory Passive Fans Colorless Yawn at First Game TIGERS BREAK OUT IN LAST QUARTER Turn Loose on Davidson in Closing Period HARD FOUGHT GAME CADETS PRESENT VICTORIOUS SHOW Citadel Runs Wild on Opening Day INDIANS FIGHT HART Ncwlienry Sticks (n Ta Against (Iry Shines jJ CoatUss Men Vie With FurburJened Women at Carolina-Enkine Contest Seceders and CAeerio Supply Thrills and Noise With Vigor By Caldwell Withers by Blanchard CAPTAIN JULIAN BEALL University of South Carolina captain who had the pleasure yesterday afternoon of seeing his charges charge forth to a well earned victory over tho hard fighting good scrapping clever Erskine Seceders BIRDS VICTORS IN HARD GAME Great Comeback of Erg kine Features REVERSAL OF FORM What Carolina Was in First Half Seceders Were in Second BY LATIMER JR With a magnificent comeback that eru thrilling to behold Erckine threw itself into reverse form in the second half yesterday afternoon and came out of the Carolina game ell covered with glory even if the score atood 26 to 7 in favor of the university After having been held acoreless and first downless during the two opening periods while the Birds were easily running up four touchdowns and two points afterwards tha Seceders turned the trick on Level's crew forced the fight Into Carolina territory held the Birds scoreless and first downleas for tha whole cond half pushed over one touchdown themselves and missed two more by such close margins that the university hearts are still beating faster from the scare As a matter of fact the result might read this way: First half Carolina second half Erskine A deceptive effective forward pass for which Caroline apparently had spotted defense was principal weapon during Its rather farceful attack but an alert line and wrought-up backfield that fought with blood in their eyes paved the way for use of the aerial thrusts Parkinson Reid these three names in great big letter will never be forgot when game comes to mind ahd Ransom and Petty and all the rest did work- which should write their brilliance high upon scroll of honor All Carolina At tha intermission it was all Carolina After overcoming early stubborn resistance and after a temporary setback caused by a fumble the Birds began to dick and dick they did! With "BnT Boineau and Rhame leading tha way they marched to victory The first touchdown was followed by another drive1 led by the same talented young men and so dose were they to the goal when tha quarter changed that tha opening play in the next period netted the second marker For both of these Boineau kicked goal A third followed in rather short order Laval was pouring substitutes into tha fray rather indiscriminately apparently trotting them in in Hocks (if flocks is a good description of groups of Birds) When tha fourth touchdown was made hardly any of tho original starters were still in tho gam Tho half dosed with tho count 28 to 0 Carolina had made 15 first downs Erskine 6 (except one awarded on penalty) The fact that the result was apparently settled snapped the tension that had been evident when Erskine threatened and resisted so well in tho opening minutes of play Tho crowd still ready to thrill over a bit of brilliance settled back to count tho score to sea just how onesided the affair would be And eo at the halt it was largely matter it seemed of how many touchdowns tha Birds would score Unquestionably tha Gamecocks looked awfully good in that first half and unless we are mistaken they will look good in many more games this season Another Story But in the second half the Birds were dead on their feet The original lineup Avent back supposedly for a abort stay But where Laval had substituted promiscuously in the first hs found substitutions necessary in the latter half to bolster points that seemed weak The crowd thought that it was only a momentary flash that Erskine had jumped up but would soon jump down But it was early seen that Erskine which was listless In most of the first half was very milch on the alert now and that Carolina was as dead on its feet in thie half as Erskine had been They had switched! Carolina was able to withstand the rejuvenated Seceeders for tho time but such fine work wee not to go unrewarded When the third quarter ended the ball was within striking distance and on tho first play of the next period it was carried cross for touchdown Ths point was made most sensationally when Graham Reid ran pretty well all over tho lot before getting an outlet for his pass But when he shot he -shot a bull's eye and Tinker was waiting over tho line to do the receiving The scoring made the Seceders more furious and from then until tha end they fought and fought and twice came deathly near to other touchdowns As the game dosed Capt Julian Beall whose fine work pretty well saved the day for Carolina as far as additional Erskine scoring was concerned caught a flip almost on the goal line snatching it from in front of an A who was all set to make a tally Beall halted at least 12 points for his team in that last hectic quarter Gamerarks Good Five thousand fans gathered for the opening game They went to witness severs! things and one of these was (CONTINUED ON FACE 11) Erskino dewberry 0 collet 15 Lenris- Davldson J4 20 Furman High Point 6 rcert Richmond 0 Louisiana Normal' 6 loanoke 0 Washington college 7 iouthem college 0 Randolph-Mhcon 1 nison 0 niton 0 na 48 Wal Foreit 0 Mississippi college 0 6V Lynch- IS Geoigia Louisiana college 0 19 Urf lispa colli MVersitjr of Mis- 40 Centre it Teases -It 4 tW South 46 Tennes- if''' IQ fSllege 18 Jonesboro bC' Alabama 55 'Mie-e fl Niagara 0 irfty 13 St Edwards 0 I North Texas State Daniel Baker 0 Olympic dub- 0 College of Idaho 0 ung 10 Nevada 7 liversity 13 Black Hills Santa Clara A 41 Whitman 0 19 California Aggie 0 Pacific university 0 Westminster 0 Trinity 0 Middlebury I Lebanon Valley 13' tickinson 6 Thiel 0 i Transylvania an 52 Marietta Ohio 0 and Jefferson fj3 Ohio llarkson Tech 0 stian I Campbell Ik dlay college 7 2L Bethany ft Providence 0 14 Loyola (Md) 0 South Dakota State 0 Connecticut Aggie' 0 Brown 6 ode Island 0 Wesleyan-6 14 Si 7 Cooper Union 0s 25 Juanita 0 26 Mount- St 0 i (La) 7 Hattiesburg i- 0 esleyan 27 Morris Har- Arkansas 37 College dney 30 Bridgewater 0 18 Alabama Normal Ik mtana State 6 versity 3 Texas unlver-0 Ellenaburg Normal 7 Southern California of California at Los Srown Miss A' and Comments Teachers 0 Hobart 0 trlham Ik Wallace 18 Bowling Skins 14 'West Vir- 3L Lawrence 0 niversity 77 Vermont 0 16 Niagara 0 Olivet (Michigan) 0 29 Capital 0 Defiance 7 Kent State 6 90 Valparaiso I 7 Blufton 0 lohns Hopkins 0' Academy City Col-lvn 6 Polytechnic Institute 13 niversity 0 St Thomas 6 Vabash 2 dodo 0 'L Norwich Ol Otterbein 0 20 Rio Grand 0 Slippery Rock Teach- Mount Union I 16 Lnonaocket 0 of New York 6 ryland 34 Baltimore lies 14 Regia 6 rsity 19 Wichita Uni' Ripon 0 12 St Vincent's it Mount St Charles 0 sity 18 Indian Re 14 Adrian 0 64 Southwestern Howard Payne 13 Cincinnati 19 Cedar of Dayton 33 Indiana for Badger Sept 28 (By A undamental plays the Wisconsin football team i squads opened its iy hy defeating South college of Bmolings Ripon tWis) college 22 A F-t Vestal was Chris-ished 22 nd then wn that to 0 vie- Inn 171 it Clemson Finds in Wildcats Foe of Intense Ferocity Several Star Special to Tho State Charlotte Sept Held until then to a 14 to 7 margin by a stonewall of Wildcat defense an unleashed Tiger sprang forth in all Its fury in the fourth quarter today at Central High field and pushed over throe touchdowns to give Clemson a 32 to 14 victory over Davidson before 8000 wildly cheering fans While ''Goat' McMillan squirmed his way through a wearied Wildcat defense and tossed passes with sensational accuracy to lead the final drive McCall Davidson halfback brought the fans to their feet with yells of approval when he tucked McCarley'i punt under his arm and led by perfect interference skirted the right edge of the field end raced 85 yards to the final Wildcat tally Biggest Crowd The game played before the largest crowd that ever witnessed a gridiron contest in Charlotte provided all the thrills that can be packed Into a pigskin affray despite a blazing sun that bora down upon the field with an inleusily luoro befitting a baseball game Playing a brand of bull that resembled a November classic both teams furnished slurs in profusion but the work of McMillan of the Tiger backfield and Swofford and Woodruff of the line stood out like backwoodsman at a city flapper's tea party Davidson matciied the Tiger stars with Captain Brock who waa a tower of defense and a constant threat on offense and a hard plunging elusive side-stepping backfield ace in Bro-hard While Brohard waa the real Wildcat backfield star as a result of his consistent ground gaining Parrish 146 pound sorrel topped back view with McMillan and McCall in providing tho three reel thrillers of tho day Runs Back Well Parrish pushed over tho first tally for the Wildcats in the initial quarter after he had plucked a punt front the air and raced 66 yards to the 23 yard line only to lie overhauled and brought to earth by Captain Padgett Brohard advanced the ball to the 11 yard lino on two plungee and Parrish scooped tho ball after Brohard had fumbled a pau carrying it over Hie line Brock placekicked for tho extra print Justus who is expected to make a bid for all-Southcm honors was a dose second to McMillan as a stellar ball carrier Tim after time ho squirmed through the line and around end for sulxrtanlial gains McCarley and Piekelaimer came through in noble fashion in their efforts to bore through a stubborn Wildcat line end Captain Padgett lived up to his end of the reputation of the McMillan-Padgett passing combination Seven and Seven The first quarter produced seven points for each side The hail waa carried down the field for Clemson largely through the passing of McMillan and tho Tine plunging of McCarley With the ball on the I yard line Justus skirted right end for the first score and McCarley placekicked for tho extra print The Davidson core came as already chronicled after Parrish's brilliant run through the entire Clenuon defense Inspired by their knotted count the Wildcats battled desperately The Tigers were not to bo denied and Me Millan alternated in tarrying the ball McMillan around end and McCarley Uirdugh the line With the hall on their own 2 yard line the Wildcats held stubbornly and it was fourth down before McCarley was able to plunge through Both Tirpd Out Tu third quarter found both trams nearing the exhaustion point and both teams were contented with exchanges of punts with but little to choose between tho two McMillan who had been given a rest In the third quarter returned for the final period with his deadly pawing arm Soon the chance cams and he tossed the oval to Woodruff 20 yards to tho 7 yard line Woodruff stepped tho remaining distance to core On tha kickoff McCall tucked the ball under his arm and raced IS yards to the cheers of 80U0 football mad fans Tha next score came through the most spectacular pass of the game and through the famous combination of McMillan to Padgett It earn after Clemson had recovered Davidson fumble With 40 yards to go McMillan stepped back as Padgett raced over to the extreme left corner of the field Straight and true the bell wmt into his waiting arms By this time both aides were making numerous substitution Davidson with fewer men found its tram weakening under the terrific strain and Heilman McCarley and Sowell made CONTlfqfiirO TAGE U) Just How Birds Won From Erskine Eleven By Rupert Fuller Costless tinder a blazing '64 degree sunshine tho male audience at the Carolina-Enkine game yesterday exchanged yawns without regard to sex with themselves and the scattering feminine spectators Tha except the screaming eyed one another's neckpieces and made casual though printed remark about that costume thro rows in front The splashing red yellow and brown or the uniforms were the only bits of color at the gaoie the crowd and the atmosphere The lively noises from the hand end the steady sounds accompanying from Ihe cheerio were there to he sure along with the jerks and pulls of Cheer Leader Nigel League as he ptimmeled the Carolina atudents into action Lethargic for tho most part the 5000 spectators were brought onrdge at llie Erskine passing attack anil once when Tinker caught a swirling pass for the Sender' extra point after Parkinson had pushed his way nine yards for a touchdown on the first play of the final quarter they became excited Once again shortly afterward when the football bounced off an Erskine maria chest precariously near the Carolina goal the crowd warmed over proepcct of a dose BLUESTOCKINGS WIN AT SHELBY Green Leads Presbyterians to Victory OVER LENIOR-RHYNE Flashy Halfback Aids in Piling Up Fifteen to Nothing Score Special to The State Shelby Sept 28-Ted by flashy halfback Jimmy Green Presbyterian College defeated the Lc-nuir-Rhyn eleven here tide afternoon 15 to 0 in a game played before 3000 fans at' the Cleveland County fair A deadly aerial attack and fast end nuts were largely responsible for the victory although -bad pauses from center were damaging to Dick Gurley's Mountain Bears Ths regular Lutheran center was not in the lineup due to injuries which will keep him out fur ths remainder of the season Early in ths first quarter Hatfield Lenoir-Rhyne renter snapped one high over Hager's he on his 15-yard line and although Hager recovered the ball he was downed for a safety A few minutes later added a touchdown to ths safety on a lung puis Dunlap to Lynn and a sweeping end run by Greene Try for point failed At the end of the quarter 30-yard pass Jones to Kiser had tlw ball on ths Presbyterians' 4-yard line The South Carolinians held in tho opening of tho second quarter and punted out of tlie only really dangerous spot of the afternoon After the first quarter the Lutheran passing attack Jones and Huger to Kiser was repeatedly smothered In the third quarter two passes Galloway to Green fur I total nf 35 yards sent over tho final touchdown for Grafton subbing for Galloway dropkiekrd for th extra point Green Presbyterian halfback was th leading ground gainer and outstanding star although pushed closely by Young and Senter Jones fullback led ths Lenoir-Rhyne offense while Poovry substitute tackle led both elevens in smashing lino plays Line-up: Lenoir-Rhyne Kiser tc) le Lynn Ritchie It Blakely Rhyno 1g Beckman Hatfield MrNaul Rhodes rg Martin McAllister rt Cheatham Lemon re Ferre no Hager qb Young Reese lhb Greene Holhouser KM1IM rhb Galloway Jones Dunlap Summary: First downs 10 Lenoir-Rhyne 3 Substitutions: C- Hamilton for Blakely Senter for Young: Martin for Bcekman Jones for McNaull Gillespie for Chelhem Clinton for Ferront Dunlap for Greene Ritchie for Galloway Walker for Dunlap: Grafton for Galloway Le-nrir-Rhyne: Poovey for McAllister Coulter for Reese Troutman for Holhouser Msuney for Coulter Officials: Wail (S Ci: umpire Moss IWake Forest' headlinesman Baikelry Reid squirmed and twisted for 5 1 yards Parkinson got a yard at right tackle Reid hooked a punt and it floated across the field and out on Erskine' 42-yard line giving Carolina the ball in Erskine's territory Boineau made a first down with 1) yards Blount fumbled Greseette recovered but Carolina was off aids end lost 5 yards on the play Blount made 3 yards Rhame made 3 'yards over right tackle A pass Rhame to Laval put the ball on 12-yard line Boineau on an off tackle play made 7 yards Hicks carried the pigskin for one yard Rhame made first down with a 3-yard gain The ball was on Erskinea 3-yard line as the quarter ended Score: Carolina 7 Erskine 0 Second Quarter Aa the second quarter started Stoddard went in for Miles Blount Boineau on a sweeping left end run made a touchdown Boineau made the extra point on a placement kick Score: Carolina 14 Erskine 0 Pressly went in for Thornton at center Erskine Zobel went in for Boineau Smith for Hughey Powell for Laval Carolina Zobel kicked off Parkinson received it on his own 20-yard line He was downed in his tracks Captain Beall threw rerkinaon for yard loss Carolina was penalized 13 yards giving Erskine her first first down Parkinson lost 3 yards A pass by Hambright failed An Erskine pass was intercepted on Carolina's 37-yard lino by Hicks who ran for 5 yards Zobel over left tackle made I vards putting the bail on Erskine's 271-2-yard line On a triple play Zobel made six yards Stoddard on double play made 3 yards Rhame on a rtick play over center put the bell on Erskine's 4-yard line for a first down Zobel lost 1 yard Stoddard mads 2 yards to put the ball on the 2-yard line Hicks carried the bell over for a touchdown Zobel failed to kick tho extra print Score Caroline 201 Erskine 0k Carolina substitutions Brunson for CorrelJ Edens for Hicks Eaddy for Bnstirk: Brigham for Beall Correll for Hicks Edens kicked off to Parkinson on Erskine's 34-yard line A pass was intercepted hy Brigham Edens failed tC6NTINUEbON TAGE 11) Carolina-Erskine game like Ihe days of rhillip the Grant Changes Jersey Up to his old tricks Coach Laval of the university changed jerseys of his players between halves but was inconsistent sufficiently to keep Ihe same numbers on tho new silk dark rod shirts The brilliant glnzed red coloring of the first-half uniforms was discarded for tha sober workmanlike attire of Ihe second half Tha workmanship of the jerseys however proved to be mere dwrp-tion for the Gamecorka failed to score ss Erskine pushed over one touchdown ami almost flrw to two more The skies were rlrsr after the week's hard rain and tha day waa hot following the unusual cool spell of seven days ago With liese distill vantage both trams clung to the shelter of the practice fields until just before the starting time Erskine iiiuibnslird at crowd larger by several times tlic tmpulu-lion of its home town kicked (Missed and played about the greens with little indication of Its uhility Then after Capt Julian Iieall had sent Ed Zoliel out as his minister plenipotentiary to confer with officials and Erskine's siire-rtioiigh-eaptuin-iii-(CONTiNUKI) ON J'AtlK FURMAN BEATEN FIGHTS RIGHT ON Shows Renewed Spirit as Game Progresses AMIS But What He Said la Not Known Only That Hurricane Blew Special to The Slate Chattanooga Sept 28-Copt Ifum-phy Hey wood anil his crew of Moccasin pirates flying the bins ami gold colors of the University of Chattanooga successfully rode the waves of a turbulent football season at Chamberlin field litis afternoon to scuttle tlie championship hoie of ths Purple Hiirrlcan When the final whistle blew after a slashing battle waged for tlie most putt during a dieneliiug min th Moccasins had defended their 1 A A title 20 to 7 A rrowil c-lunatcd at mole than 81100 one of llto largest in the history of loral fmilbatl braved Ihe downpour to see Conch Harold Drew's rlmrgeis perform in their fust big test of tlie season Fan who left at tlw half would say that the Iix-bIb were of cliampionship caliber head and shoulder above everything in tlie association for ths Drowmrn truly looked every bit of the title holders that they ore in these first two periods However to anyone who saw only tho last half tlw Moccasins of today hardly deserve place in th organization Opening with surprise attack which netted 14 points in tlw first quarter and six mor In tlw second tho blue ond gold clad a'lileles swept tlw heavier Hurricane from its feet and tlw affair looked like a rouet at tlw end of tlw half Revived Team What Coach Ibid Amis told Ida nwn between halves will never be known but the mild reeze of the first periods turned into a terrible twister rarry-ing death and destruction In Urn latter part That Hurricane went into Moccasin territory with a series ot smashing line plays in the third quarter and pushed aeross the goal line in the start of fourth Today's game saw Trail a product of Baylor football rise to these heights and carry off major honors of the day A reserve last year Trail was called on from a list nf anme eight to start opposite Bill Ward at half in this all important battle and the young man justified ths faith of Coach Drew many time over Miserable Life Running hard and fast often down only to get up m) keep going atiff arming end side stepping Trail made life miserable for the Furman line ell afternoon lie alerted end elammed hie way through the secondary end trickled through tlie field for on touchdown end took i pass for another Donny Overmeyer leaped high to intercept one and dash across the lino for tho oilier marker Derry bucked over for Furman's score Ken Strong got off to several sparkling runs for his aliort tiins in the game while Bob Groeschell also waa a demon plunger On the line the work of Jim Findley was outstanding while Captain Jieywond and Magcvnry also (CONTINUEDTOJf PAGE 12) BY Dili YARN Staff Sports Correspondent Charleston Sept Tlie snarlin' Bulldogs of Citadel unleashed in Johnson Ifagond stadium here th' afternoon tore into the scarlrt-ds I Indians of Newberry In convincin' fashion as they put on their fir-' show of the season and smashed way to a complete victory by a to 0 score Driving on In inschlne-like relentless fashion la reel nff gain after gain tlie cadets smothered the Luther eleven from the opening whistl'-with no lean titan a dozen men taking tlieir places In tho firmament r' stars Defensively and offensively the Bulldogs like a million dol hi is" holding their opponent tn fmi-first-downs throo of which cant iu the Inst quarter Wilson was one hig shining light in the Citadel offense as tlw 20" bobbing and weaving in and out of the opimsing line and secondary waltzed lit atyle for two touchdowns after runs of 58 yards and 33 yards from scriinniiiKC and in addition to these tlw little 14'i-poiinder speared through in rapier-like thrusts fur sensational gains tliul led to other couutcrs Indians light Hard Tlie Indians fought with the courage of warrior but every wheie every time great blue form he-strode the path to brush the lighter red aside Culclasure hefty Columbia hoy playing a halflmck on the Scarlet and Gray eleven was tha one lone ball carrier able to find a place in tlie sun along with long left tackle who found little trouble in crashing the Cadet line to atop devastating end runs Less than two minutes remained of the first half when a glance at the score card showed a single one-yard gain for Newberry and a moment later their longest gain was realized when an serial threat Hutchinson to Gates netted 20 yards and their first down That was ail until the closing quarter Thru Ihe weary battered ud bridged Culclasure aroused his males to a final throat aa he and (Sulvs inaiiipiiluled three first and tens in a row Twenty-nine first downs were counted by tlw Citadel In their great running attack Interference such as a Cadet eleven has not had in many a muon wag the key to tho Bulldog sucres Each play was timed perfectly and executed with the esse of strain in midsruon form Two core Citadel men nearly four full teams took part in the hat tie and all acquitted themselves well proving the Cudcl rrserve to be unusually strong lliMsington Applehy Parrott Mr-intiwh and Burlait along with other wrote their names high in the line of stars with brilliant backfield play Oglr-by and Captain Morgan performed In style in th line with the fin nier playing an exceptionally alert game Gray Rhine Tlie fireworks of the day the colorful runs dashes In and nut were furnished by on Gray of Ieshurg Flo who is known ss to his Cadet mates lie did everything He pusxed he run and last but not least liis great long punts were marvelous to tee He weiglia only 140 pounds Fumble hurt the clisnces of the Indians Time and again they ght tlw boll only to Jos it when a back let it slip from his hands into the hands of a Citadel player Citadel scored two minutes after tlw gsnw got undrr A drive after tlw kickoff rarried tn the Newberry 19-yard line and fumble lost it but an immediate fumble gave it back and the Cadets went straight for a touchdown Brasinglon carrying ft over Ibis same beck had just previously dashed 21 yards through broken field to thrill the stands Another fumble gave Citadel the ball a short while later on tho Newberry 28-yard marker Wilson Chapman and McIntosh advanced it and McIntosh went over for the score five plays making ths 29 yards Both ot the first goals were missed Taking th bell in midfield after another Newberry fumble in the second quarter Gray slipped sway for 18 yards and Chapman and Whitting-ton got 20 yards more Gray and McIntosh carried over An intercepted pass gave Citadel the pigskin again in this period on the 29-yard line Four plays made first down and a pass Burbot to Jackson netted 12 yards Appleby then made the touchdown Jackson made the print and it was Citadel 26 Newberry 0 at the half Second llair To oien the second half Citadel received and Brasington ran it bark beautifully nearly getting away after a 30-yard run McIntosh took 7 and then Wilson waltzed through the whole Newberry team 58 yards for touchdown McIntosh made the point Hie Cadets kicked off Newberry (CONTINUED ON PAGET!) First Quarter Eddie Zobel Carolina's flashy halfback acting for Captain Beall met Captain Blakely of tho Erskine team in tho middle of tho field to flip the coin Erskine was to kickoff and Carolina was to defend the couth goal The Carolina team that was to start did not enter tho field until after tha Seceders had taken their places for tho kickoff Tho Carolina standi let up a great cheer as tho storting eleven took position and a second later Graham Reid kicked off and the football season was on The kick went to Hicks on the roll and he was downed on the 24-yard line without any gain Boineau made 7 yards over tackle Hicks brought the ball almost far enough for a first down Miles Blount took 5 yards and first down A fumble by Rhame was recovered by Petty on Carolina's 35-yard line bell Parkinson took 4 yards A pass was badly messed up for a loss of I yards A short pass to Hambright got back 4 of tha losa yydage Punt by Reid was outside on Carolina's 22-yard line Carolina' balL Rhame failed to gain Boineau met the same fate Reid fumbled on reoeiving tho punt Parkinson recovered for no loss 'VL Blount 'stopped Parkinson after ho had mads 3 yards and was apparently off for a good gain A double pass netted a yard for Petty Reid punted to Boineau who caught tho ball on the 12-yard line and returned it to tho 29-yard -fine Erskine took time out Petty was out of tho play but with a little cold later came back Boineau made 4 yards off left tackle Rhame made it first down Time out for Carolina DeVaughn was out for a few seconds Boineau made 7 yards Rhame took 14 yards off right tackle for first down Boineau 10 yards end another first down It was measured Carolina penalized 5 yards Rhame went off right- tackle end cut in to make a touchdown after carrying the bell 35 yards It waa a beautiful run in which he was ably assisted by the team he was not tackled until he had just crossed the goal line Boineau shot the ball straight through the uprights for the extra point Score: Carolina 7 Erskine 9 Gresaetla kicks off to Pslly who returned 14 yards to his 23-yard line.