South Carolina at Tulsa
Saturday, November 13, 1948 Share
South Carolina beat Tulsa 27–7. It was their only meeting on record.
FinalHigh 64°F, low 33°FAttendance 9,200
In the newspapers

Evening star, November 17, 1948, page 47
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Lambeth of Davidson Named Dixie Loop Soph of the Week and an injured nose, but remained In the game. His soph-of-the-week selection came over such players as Jack Friedlund Of Duke. Irwin Holdash of North Carolina, Steve Wadiak Of South Carolina, Andy Davis OF George Washington and Ed Mooney of North Carolina State. Friedlund was outstanding as Duke ran up its go score over George Washington. Friednlnd scored one touchdown on 9-yaro jaunt, intercepted three passes ano returned them for 43 yards and caught two passes for 80 yards. He returned the opening kickoff fol- 81 yards. Andy Davis was just about the only threat George Washington offered in opposition to the Blue Devils. His passing sparked G. w drive that carried to the Duke II Steve Wadiak. a former soph OF the week, played an important part in South Cardinals 27–7 win over Tulsa. He ran 10 times for 107 yards, including one 67-yard jaunt for a touchdown and another T. yard scoring run. Holdash continued his fine play as defensive center as North Carolima downed Maryland. 1920, and N. C. States Ed Mooney was a standout as the Wolfpack downed Duouesne. 20–6.
Public-domain newspapers from the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America, found through the American Stories dataset (Dell and Harvard, CC BY 4.0). The text is the machine reading of the page, mistakes and all.
Before kickoff
Our ratings going in
Our ratings (scores only)
South Carolina 51% to win. Elo’s favorite won.
The series
Every South Carolina–Tulsa gameSouth Carolina leads 1–0 in their only meeting.
Around this game
South Carolina
- Next gamevs. Wake ForestNov. 25, 1948
- SeasonSouth Carolina in 1948
- ProgramSouth Carolina history and records
Tulsa
- Next gameat ArkansasNov. 20, 1948
- SeasonTulsa in 1948
- ProgramTulsa history and records

