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Bengal's Howard ? \ Giese To aste Tiger Standonts - .f b tI Y ta t ti 11 4b si s - h n. :3< - - - n s at LEAD TIGER ATTFACK: Joel Well, (mapper left); chlarli. tE Ilorne- (mapper right); IEurle reen, (.4econql left); ,John Grilijan -, (second right); Willie Snaithm (third left): (lasrlie lise (thirdJ b right) ; D)ick D)eSimnone (fourth left); ai Jim (emana, (fourth n. right) are the m)&asttays in thle Tiger aittacek that fac4e, the Gamie. A cocks tomorrow in the annual Biig Thumrstday gamue. Another out- MI standing Bengal player not pictured is IIndy~ llayes, the fine sopho. more fullback from Pickens, who ledl last year's frosh team to a N 14-14 tie with the BIddies. hharyes will he in the starting line-up. tomorrow at kick-off time. The battle is rated as a virtual toss-up i by prominent forecasters. S Big will Match T1 State's Greato Ily Jerry Sanders Sports Editor Tomlorrow att 2 p.m. in Carolina t.adium, Coach Warren Giese will ecome at part. of a tradition in outh Carolina that has existed >r some 54 years. This tradition, naturally, hap ens to be "Big Thursday" and will be Giese's first introduction a classic that holds the uipper lost prestige in the minds of most outh Carolina sporting fans. Giese, one of the most diligent tudents of the game of football, ime to the University last Janu ry after spending somec eight iasons at the University of laryland uinder Head Coach Jim atumi. Coach Giese, at native of Mil 'au1kee, began his collegiate career L Wisconsin State College. While iere, he" lettered as an end and Iso received at letter ats a 440 ard dash man. ILater, under the governmient's -12 program, Giese studied at entral 'Michigan College. He layed halfback there before being -ansferretd to lMiamni Training nnter and, thence" to Jasnvn ille .- 191 heeh ecm c uaneKihJmTtmb en mebr fhi qud Withmiltr sric ehn anaBitiu'saBg 7Tm Then, whnM atmc en to aryad Ges retune ten -al Michiga Colerads b orauton,vh agai 2jom.ine Caoumn tayland Cash arnsisn coach oit Cahica thuaton xistucor Thisintaind(hsoitionrly hap vyears befr "biecomingay anful wilm e asisnt firstbl inrdcoh hal caschgat holnd thee oprneshiginemds oafer'mdere t Giese, onedo Tthemcotligenrt aufootbalf tex galedo "otall, gin obln the Sperit-T. laThisn ryafe ispwnbing usonfo eiht eas auiesiii the Univrited tayanduds a ioahn i ato on r The, Unhis foolleite amse veiproducid mtae Colege.ndile ers and lettere ave anttdand tison, rcoferaetter and at44 maer, toderthe varovernl-ment's -ms proram lates Bidtllera vich Al ihgand College wae amed to halfbac ller befoeazing' llAmsericad toeami Tr54aninga acted ond thenc tllAC .J eondl 1am.15~'eeh icm memer oflAmias reprsent gi the miare servilc bhind en, Lous fosamon, cnter,t ied toor Aoaed Prcoes seondh lAmer(ica iun' all-i2; Bryam. Te, wenrA Pau All-Americ coynd, eea ine146;rnd torris uLins, A hanback, defes.v Ate cod phsial eAteion intructo. S in ii thei wasit fori 53, yeight befreln becomirg aveul rbe .oahin..at Mar.ln.. ise ite Of Batti hurs day Vits With How st Gridiron C States. Giese is now in the midst u of preparing another book. i: Somewhere in the annals of ( history there is an old adage that v states: "The evenings of a well spent life carry its own light." tl This old proverb could directly e apply to the Gamecock's coach t Warren Giese. Success depends a Over 3,000 Carolina studen food andl excellent service teria and Gamecock Room. Slater Food Servio SLATER F00 x GiveU Tradi ard In Fassic pon the amount of work one puts 1to a project, and it appears that ;iese has been spending his nights Fell. Thus, it will be youth and en husiasm against age and experi nee when Carolina and Clemson Ake the field tomorrow for the nnual "Big Thursday" battle. Is daily enjoy the quality available at their Cafe ^e Management D SERVICE e Gamecock's Giese CAROLINA FANS! Get Your Gamecock Stickpins At 44 DICK ANDERSON ESSO SERVICE CENTER Assembly & College Comnplete Auito Service * - *50 iV e{ PtLTER TIP JIKAIIEYION $ ESS SRVEC ENuTER Assmbl &Cole I