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Miami To The smoke has cleared r who witlessed the titantic (Gamecocks anld Duke's vallt lown1 ri -mmewL.ht. ut this gre Shadows b v the mountainlou aild his forces tonight. Another of the nation's garded Hurricanes, will test Gamecocks. According to t peak performance will have order to stay on the same fie such as this will depend on r l)uke game physically. Ev( ounce of st rengt h will have t with the manpower host Mi G.amecocks Hoh the ilh rive tierivs their mail Mliami will undoubtedly maining for Carolina. There Duke w%inl of a win 'em all r but at this stage of the sea nonsense. )iagnosing each could speak only of F'urmai in this game of football, anyt Haptists could spring what s these days, an upset. If yo back a few years to 1919. F) in Columbia with a 1 1-7 vict< Carolina, Clemson, Virginia, Slate. and laryland remaii iindefeated eas-on is highly t he season opened that CI 6-1 record in 1956. 1 was n (IIur reco (I uI11l sIIrpass t h will lose some games along Ie for t In- 54eason open mob hat settle fo1 r an et t'4 Is t i ii ii try n (4 e ; I nI rel beieve t hat in ii ur.4 fout h ( 'arli na will comn Studenft S The1 ltudnts herel ait C ar< 4ve4t! . Why K' bien. enn't it h1 144 . 41 b.out1. We heat I )uk h: L Von 44 ince( 1921l. I aci nun: n4d '444 14 4:meLc anidt *Ia beind St 1he aseei That' :h ie to starL\ wit menll4t 44 114It Satur Iti mal most C11. i 01h( encurainginientI down thle yelling in order for Ne(Ver have I 'W4'n this beftore I hat arm1 411 out1during t he rest A s 'n readh t his, I will ot her ('arIlina1 stuidenitsx who I rig, Leepuing all fingrers (ros, :ame(. IUnt , reg%ardle(ss oft a foot? ba11 t eamn and the colorfu Wrestling Tea Anl errior appearedWC4 ini last wee'i to:11n a1f. 1the Ulniversity. The fatl 5is 14hat a4 teami is be ing o, rgait l d"t and4 ho'i'' to get into4 wrestlingi. 44om4' lit 4444n ill te Ile:ar flti , 444' 1 t1 1m15-t probaH41y not this yeari. Anv ll' ntrsted pe'rsIoIs conltat IwfOpic~ ughest Yet mld the 25,000-plus spectatol struggle between our hero ished musclemen, have calnit at win will be pushed into til job which faces Coach (ie: top teams, Miami's highly re the spurs of our upset-minded he Carolina coaches, anothei to be given hy the locals ir Id with Miami. A performance iow the Birds came out of the ry man available and every o be mustered in order to cope ami possesses. I Edge In Series Tonight M:1iaii and Sont Carolina will be meet ing fk the eleventh time. What wi be surprising to some Calrolin Supporters is the fact that th Gamecocks hold a two-ganm advantage over their Flori( ian rivals in the won-los column. There have been t \ ties in the ten-game spat Neither team has ever ma aged to score more tIamn I points during t heir series an all indications point to m11 other low-scoring contest du to the fact that hoth Gies and Gustafson emlploy th possession-type game wit I weapon. be the toughest opponent re has been much talk since the ecord and two trips to Miami, son, talk of this sort is ut t e opponent as they come, one ni as a possible breather. but hing can happen. and even the eems to be a common practic( u football fans would retracl irman stunned the Gamecock ry. With such teams as Nortl Wake Forest. North Carolin iing to be reckoned with. ar improbable. I predict e bvfor( rolina could possibly have )t including the Duke win. a is, but I letfiniitely belie.e w. the way this year. ('d, most serionIs-inde it:i en lbreah ill thle selileduill. N'l ichinig for the top). ( oach (;i year to (10 a relhnildling job. et mir'acle's ini sneh a shrt im few yearis, Say t hre.'ui pet e wit h t he be'st of' thm loi atient. e~ction Great >li na dlemonstriat ed at t he I )n a common thing at all atlelt dionie? Suire, we hm:tl so meth i u'. Somethlingi. a ( arolinu ten Ssame. Wit h thle I vp hll tlI ltig all the way, you have :s t railin fj r tp' i me toh' tim hi th(e (oiehes anid phlayers ni, whistle blows. lin all t hie exc(it 'ch to victory, I witneitssed~ il have ever seen . D)uriem'g all I1 mined to t he st udent botdy Io hc the players to hear the sisgna anad I hope thatI our (Ioach lir of the season. lhe in Miami with hundredis were'( luckyl( enongh t o make t~ wini or a loss, I ;unI sur' ', it imipressioni with the l Mim I city of' the "'Sninieii Sltt rgn *I Or ~. I'rHti 1au i, ' i next .Monday,v (lii b nlIa gynm \C :W \\ 1 t 1 bove i" Jnlil l.Derrick. 1t1,1 is lookin.: i1,e Ite pla.%er he/ is cup 11a,-, fo,r .1 11ne"h11 % n in, the W of p11a- in"ilg the Gaiecock,' uart againzsl 1/1nke. lic als,o n,.j con 1%111 1el f1en1-. (P'h11oto b N1\ann1ing 11a'ri" 1While I I I _ IPlan c Th' S th (' arolina stale mnottt l * i. "Ilum Spiro Spero" or "While,iI '' I ll ' n iliv'rsity of Hu ,lutl of breath ,jutl S nh ,aftrr the Ga:mcocks' tl t' 1' Il l , :ov t ill br'intmning ut upt'ts back-to-back ..% - M :; Il at ('orval1 ' Ii \ I.II (1 t :neclk"hanlces will ~ y on howl 14we~ll they n u i :tft-r the jolting b+!?. :;l ,r l , thevy too1k aIs an1 (If' 11 the1upcominig fov. Giese Says nothiln s-hort of full strength will ItI nctd con i1ering thel depth of expe, rie,nce' the l;hnmec1ock-s are nti-. ille. TA ~111' 1:i, I11 f hav i:. " ." " l' t w i ll l - ik he - 1i. (lowever, h1e ~ there :1 lu:tndicap n1V k tedt11 South n Iiing to any 4'. , . nl :Inl it t i ul it we i a - ' Iii - i i l!1t - \t a w 1i w 41 Is. *:., : -I t2 , ' W er '. I .m.:' \. . 't \''T(i ; It.'i l ',4)1 It' . I .ti.te 't I ~ ItI I 14.m.: s i am d i I 'r N -.u.'l Ibi - \ ice \ iden ifter Carolimn's first two gantes, posed to be. Derrick caught one ford gamn amid snatred the key -h for the glttne-winn inlg score mi. in Ih e Devils' halir on I.) treathe, r Upsets :I r.m"e?) and his motto might wi: "While I breathe. I plan for tpsets." Attention .. . ALL STi O111 MAIN 1415 GER OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL I)on't forget our boaatlimn M 801 IM ci'lmpu, Where yiuull receive the h sAme SUNSHII 1415 Gcrvcis St. " 1500 Woodrow St. 4 2000 Blossom St. * 801 Mai ive Sportsmanship Award Offered To ACC Team According to Dean J. T. Penney, who is South Carolina's athletic faculty advisor, an award will be presented to the institution dis playing the best sportsmanship throughout the school year. This award will be presented by the Sports Writers Association and will be a rotating trophy. Not only will the schools be -judged by the conduct of the participating athletes but the members of thr-student bodies as well. It would certainly be a feather in our University's cap if we here at South Carolina could take these honors this season. It is a known fact that our coaches of the various teams are stressing snch sportsmanship apd with the aid of the student body, Carolina will be high on the list for con sideration next spring. School System Blamed Rep. John Gentry of Easley blamed the existing school sys tems, rather than the teachers, for failure to properly equip students for college careers, vocations, and life in general. Ile pointed out that a child needs counseling from his parents and teachers in selecting subjects for study in high school. 9DENTS LoCA,n0N VAIS ST. 0 P.M. ain street, jsiit one block from the ta-t sen ice amid quality workmanship. 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