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BY HOWARD HELLAMS the Bayo
Sports Editor Sugar Il
number i
An unprecedented "Battle of this past
the Carolinas" looms as a possi- "White 4
bility on the Gamecocks' 1960 foot- match w
ball schedule. As a substitute for Bandits,"
the now defunct Big Thursday fensive 11
classic with arch-rival Clemson, Pal
officials from Carolina and the ofah
University of North Carolina are wof the
working on a new State Fair wl n
rivalry to be played during Fair Stadiur
week in Columbia. ebi,te
At present, a tentative game State a
with our northern neighbors has quarterl
been set for October 22, the of the
Saturday of Slate Fair week. If conferei
Inaugurated, the game should Nx
prove to be as big a spectacle as Wake F4
the old Clemson-Carolina clash, man Sne
The coming schedule calls for a sermon f
ten-game card, featuring seven the Gan
ACC matches, plus games with avenge la
Southeastern Conference powers ing by tI
Georgia and Louisiana State Uni- The c
versity and southern independent follows:
Miami. The slate will open Septem
ber 24 with Duke in Columbia, and
will continue through December 3,
with five games to be played in
Carolina Stadium and an equal
number of road trips.
After the lidlifter with Duke,
the Gamecocks travel to Athens,
Georgia, to encounter Wally Butts'
Georgia Bulldogs, the cu rr en t
Orange Bowl champions and the
fifth ranked team in 1959. The
Georgians will be out for revenge,
as Carolina was the only team to
mar their perfect record this year.
The Birds' next opponents will
be Miami's Hurricanes in a night
game at the Orange B o wl
Stadium. This time it will be
Carolina who will be seeking a'
revenge w I n , as Coach Andy
Gustafason's forces took a 26-6
decision over the Gamecocks last
faL.
After the State Fair battle with
North Carolina, Coach Geise takes
his charges to College Park, Mary
land, for a contest with Maryland's
Terrapins, victims of a 22-6 home
coming defeat in Carolina stadium
last season.
Continuing their road trek, Caro
lina takes on IOU in Baton Rouge
for the first time since 1983, when
n Hot in Clash
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hie recent Furm,an-Carolina clash, the Gamecock.' 6-6 Mike
fight for control of a loose ball. (Photo by Allan.)
as Tigers In Big
[t, Date Uncertain
u Bengals won 80-7. The
owl hosts were ranked
heree in post-season pollsOc2, t aryland; Nov 5,a
year. Carolina's rugged LU o.1,a lmo;Nv
floud" forward wall will19, N.lC. Stto 26 Wake
its with LSU's "ChineseFoetDc.3Vrgna
one of the leading de
nes in the nation.
ig their last away game
eason, the Gameroosters
ade Clemson's Memorial
for the first time No- S v
12. Returning to Colum
y next encounter N. C.
nid the passing arm of PriiaeI h
ack Roman Gabriel, oneMelPnI
top sophomores in the
ice this season. Scn
mn the 1960 calendar is
rest. Field general Nor
ad will again preach the
r the Baptist school, and
'ecocks will attempt to
ist year's 48-20 shellack
Ie Demon Deacons.
>mplete schedule is as
Sept. 2, Duke Night) (Night);__ Oct.__22,_UNC;__i
19, MN C O tt;NV 6EIE
LOreATIONSc O,VigNia CAM
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Schedul
Gridders Plan
New Tactics
Next Season
As a boon to winning potential
i n d spectator interest, Carolina
lootball will feature a spread for
nation similar to that of Mary
and, ACC contender, next season.
In the-past, Gamecock football
ias been characterized by a con
tervative T-formation, but the
,oaching staff now feels the need
>f an alternate formation to throw
;he defense off balance In the
!uture. Although the Gamecocks
iave won 25 games and have lost
)nly 15 under the Geise regime;
;he addition of Maryland Coach
rom Nugent's "baby" could show
mn Increase In victories, once the
iystem is perfected by Carolina
>layers.
New Passing Attack
The spread not only causes de
!ensive headaches, but also allows
he offensive quarterback a wider
1eld In which to operate. The new
ormation will allow Gelse to Insti
;ute a new passing attack, with
inicker protection for the quarter
>ack, and greater potential for a
ong scoring play.
G e I a e mentioned quarterback
3uddy Bennett as a likely prospect
or duty In the spread formation,
is well as other Gamecock field
renerals who would fit effectively
nto the new offensive pattern
text season.
"I" Also Threat
"Maryland caused many Carolina
ieadaches with the tricky forma
ion last year, and we were greatly
mpressed by It," commented the
ramecock head mentor recently.
['he Terps also u p a e t Atlantic
)oast Conference champions Clem
ion, largely due to the spread and
'I" formations. Southern Metho
list All-American quarterback Don
deredith also used the spread to
rood advantage last season, as his
earn was a Southwest Conference
hreat, and he guided the West All
Itars to a victory over the East In
;he annual Shrine Game In San
!rancisco, California, In the post
eason classic.
d Plan to
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- Sport. Writer
Rex Enright, Athletic Dir
of the University of South 4
lin, has announced a 22-1
schedule for the 1960 Cax
baseball team.
Paul Adkins, senior guar<
of Virginia squad, is now
scoring. Adkins will lead hi
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t e in Lettermen Bud Swygert, Melvin
Quick, Rodger Groves, Iverette
Newman, and Roger Brown are
the pitching returnees. Also Ji
Craig, George Eppes, and Pe
Ellisor will be adding to the pitch
ing staff. The catching corps will
most probably be handled by Rob
ert Ellenburg and Bobby Robinson.
The infield will be composed of
second baseman Marion Corley and
shortstop G r I f f Earhart, while
Chester Dukes holds down first
base.
The outfield needs some re
doing, since Jimmy Hunter, re
turning centerfielder, is the only
experienced man in his depart
ment. Mickey Strickland, trans
for from North Greenville Junior
College, may boost one of the
two remaining spots.
The other spot will have to be
filled by upcoming freshmen and
sophomores.
The following is the announced
schedule:
March 24-Ohio State at Winter
Park, Fla.; 25-Amherst at Winter
Park, Fla.; 26-Rollins at Winter
Park, Fla.
April 4-at Duke; 5-At Wake
Forest; 8-Maryland; 9-Virginia;
11-Furman; 15-At N. C. State;
16-At North Carolina; 18-At
Virginia; 19-At Maryland; 23
At Clemson; 26--The Citadel; 29
and 30-At Georgia Southern.
May 2-Duke; 3-Wake Forest;
voity 4-At The Citadel; 5-At Clemson;
ence. 9-No r t h Carolina State; 10
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