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Cock Tales. . . . . With Gray We have heard people sav that the Gamecocks becami of age last Saturday in their enormous victory over th Demon Deacons, Iut we don't agree with them. We d( ,eel that the locals were an imprOved ball club, even ove he0 terr)t'iC battI e sta1ged against N. C. State the previou week. C:irlina has had a good team since the season began uI"t 4'!Y iistalkes at inopporttme times have caused then it, have :n uiavorable- season. Against Wake Forest, thi G-1'..-( i.d nearly everyt hiing they were supposed t( <10- 'at i. wim : n t oe things. oie ot t he reasons the1 mte : sIh grat Ih- wing. in sgingig out 1ne giidder I'fr an outstanding perform :mee. this colImini would like to raise its hat high to prais a ql1ar*t(r*1Aek Co.Ch Giese calls "the best runner on th< squa "- lyt I\ ntI t. HeInet It with his outstan1dinl broken field rill ninr, hIis sneaks-4, and his "ducks" to avoic Wo0ul-e icklers, hns gTeatly helped in the continuing im 11ro0vemeit of the Ga ncocks. We wou1h also like to praise the "man-eating" line thai turned in ouitstaiding perfiirmanices inl the last two games Carolina Stadium was visited by two great quarterbacks Roman Gabriel (State) al Noirman Sneiad (W-F), and the, were Continually un<ider piressu1re throug-h tihe hard charginy of guard Jake Bodkin, tackle Sammy (1.1arpo) Fewell, au end Jerr-y Frye, just to niame a few from the forward wal that lets very few enemy rushers through. Looking back at pro-season expectations in the ACC we find that the winier ()uke) was picked to finish in th< top five. and ( 'lenisoi avid Wake F .orest , who were sip posedlY the stronger team1s. are not going to finish in th o11 a11d two spots. This (oifelreice. which is considered t( have soIme of the best hall teams in the nation, is certainl. (1n1ding its 19%0 campaig i n completely backwards from what was exIpeCted. Next season we feel N. ('. State will be - strong con t ender. with iukw. Wake Frest. Carolilna. and Clemson rounding (it the top five. Alaryla 1nd and North Carolina will take the next two posit ions, respectively. Tli c'ella. position will be mclupied by Virginia-will they evel win one? Iope it ain't tomI'mV The White Cloud's Silv I wr C eleemi he it- -ih er ni alie 1m tihe 4 mmml ecc --\\lat' h i eeml Im.min forw,arel walel. \ill of th-a bo .m.c line ema en eet taikie i,'rank M though.~t. Th:e pler - are (fo lcefte t te righet) em a ck ee i'in, lackiey eter e u iee meeeth, ciani I)eee 'lile-- "tale'. almaI m lJerrac r'm .. T upj tihe h ., cn eefte , pluteI - tihemI lat con <iefIenee.i, aweel4~ g i- it a. NEW SHIPMENT JUST ARRIVED PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE ft e Suedes AAIl PLAIN * OPEN FRIDAY I PUMPS y .97 PlC-A. 14.95 Vales163 M Birds l BY IIOWARD HELLAMS h Sports Editor a After opening the current P basketball season last night with n Erskine, the Carolina cage squad gets things into full swing this , coming week with a pair of tough gamnes.t Carolina fans will get their a second look at Coach Bob Stevens' latest best-seller Monday night in 0 the Field House, as the Game- y cocks will play host to a strong Furman team. The Birds' first road game will be next Thursday, ) when they play Georgia in Athens. Potent Paladins h Coach Lyles Alley's Furman U Paladins haven't been a sensa tional hall club since the great 6 al 01 cc 91%%=bi N. th - w 0 f th Bob Stevens in Frank Selvy left a few years el bmek, but they still come up with w a pret ty pot ent. punch every sea The top i an iees to be 6-6 T forward Tom Conard, who hit 34 points against Carolina in -last ye%ar's gamle and was the team's leading scorer. A talented group ............. - I NIII .. ......o. ofsp ob e n ilaso beo "ran lvy a lef aw eo year its bik.nltey (7t ill comuae upi year, Them l)el gard Jaks oe H-kin, hw ar Teoneon who htpene eashigamhe had1( haithe ay m' MLNE, FLAaln coe.ATalneS ru .. .97... -A leet Pf and in the battle for starting ssignments. A m o n g the most romising are Gerald Glur, Jerry mith, Billy Turrentine, and Ben ett Glass. Georgia doesn't claim any par cular star, but team work seems > do the trick for them each sea m in the tough Southeastern onference. The Gamecocks were ne of their many victims last ear, as they clipped the Birds' -athers by two points in an ,ertime period. Height Advantage Both tennis will have a definite ight advantage over the Roost 's. as the tallest man on the SC first five is Art Whisnant, at 4. It was evident in the varsity eshnan tilt Monday night that though we have some of the st rebounders in the conference our squad, a lack of height uld turn the tide against as in few games this season. Coach Stevens seems to have ought his b o y s along pretty all thus far, however, and we ink they'll surprise a few peo e. We can also look to next year ith promise, as guard Ronnie ,hnson will be the only member the team to graduate in June. If Monday's encounter was any ing to go on, a probable start g lineup would consist of Art hisnant at center, Adolph Grab stetter and Bud Cronin at for irds, and Bobby Robinson and hnson at guards. There are two plomiores with a good chance to throne one of these, however. iey are guard Scotti Ward and ' Dear Dr. Frood: I just don' men in this college. Not ever asked me for a date and easy to get along wift snapshot. What do you th DEAR LEFT: After considei from every angle, I can 01 you have enormous feet. Dear Dr. Frood: Accordir over ninety-five per cent here are below average. DEAR MATH: You are obv below-average college. DON'T BREAK TRADITIOI campus, reports Dr. Frooi than any other regular. Ac' robs himself of the full pl1 Frood' down upon the enti CHANGE TC tir n 4 forward Bob Haney. Ward really showed the fans something Mon day night, and should see quite a bit of action this year. Need 100% With 100 per cent effort on the Ronnie Johnson part of the whole team, Coach Stevens should have little trouble bettering last year's 10-16 record, and repeating as the state's "Coach of the Year." The Lineup Virginia Carolina J. Kehoe E . J. Frye E. Menzer E J. Pitt R. Gassert T F. Staley B. Kanto T S. Fewell T. Todd ... G J. Bodkin E. Thomas G. .... D. Miles A. Moran C J. Nemeth G. Cuozzo QB. . B. Bennett T. Ulehla HB M. Harris C. Kuhn HB J. Morris F. Shepherd FB ..... D. Day MODERN RENTAL SERVICE ORMAL WEAR FOR MEN Ilarden St. Phone AL 3-0461 Five Points LUCK S D2_aR DR. FROOD'S THOUGHT FOR THE DJ -but if enough smudenats got to, Dear D underst think a bringing DEAR Dear Di Mfather tuition, Becaus money this sitt DEAR T t understand the chance ne of them has your mi I am intelligent .Enclosed is my ink is wrong? ILeft Out ing this problem ily conclude that g to my figures of the students Dear DI What is wrong? a girl t Math, Major 'dance? lously going to a DEAR I 4, WARNS FROODI One of the proud 1, is smoking Luckies. Today college .ording to Dr. Frood, "Any student wi masure of smoking-but also could, ci re student body." > LUCKIES and Pr,o.u-t of A I This Gamecock INDIVIDUAL RUSHING Player No. Yds. Avg. P Hunter 12 64 5.3 F Sowell 51 251 4.9 G Morris 28 133 4.8 L Bennett 67 304 4.6 F Huggins 22 100 4.5 H Day 43 178 4.1 N Pilcher 23 79 3.4 P Rhame 29 96 3.4 L Farmer 27 83 3.1 Cole 1 3 3.0 Gambrell 35 101 2.9 Logan 22 63 2.8 C Harris 40 100 2.5 C Costen 44 74 1.6 Fowble 4 4 1.0 C INDIVIDUAL PASSING B Player Att. Comp. Yds. S Sowell 39 15 176 M Costen 40 16 130 P Bennett 21 7 86 F Fowble 1 1 13 L Morris 1 1 9 J. HOLIDAY S BAR-B-Q BASKET ar Thick MILKSHAKI One-Half FRIED CHICKEN BASKE LUNCH WI Where quality and cleanliness combine to serve the perfect BAR-B-Q. SPIG GIE IC TRIKE PRESE ky: "Life ain't all beer and skittles," eter, mnayl>e skittles coul ma n ke r. Frood: I don't speak from persona and all the men in this college are w respectable girl like me-with a goo g-should do about this situation? iTRAIT: Drop your handkerchief. .Frood: When I entered college as a fr gave me a very large sum of money to books and all other expenses for fouri e of an unfortunate series of poker g is now completely gone. How would y< Jation? EN: I feel confident that your father w if you go up to him like a man, tell him stake and promise him that your tuck r. Frood: Do you think it is s;afe for o walk home alone from a college Nervous IERVOUS: Safer. est traditions on the American students smoke more Luckies o breaks this tradition not only -c :nceivably, bring 'the Curse of get some taste fc Week Yardstick INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING layer No. Yds. arris 10 100 ambrell 10 66 ogan 6 54 rye - 1 48 umphries 3 42 lorris 4 37 itt 4 29 ester 1 19 SCORING layer TD PAT Total ay 3 0 18 osten 2 1 14 uggins 2 0 12 ambrell 1 1 8 itt 1 1 8 ennett 1 0 6 Dwell 1 0 6 orris 1 0 6 ilcher 1 0 6 indley 0 3 3 ester 0 1 2 Jones (Safety) 2 PECIALS a 60c $1.00 rH US CHARLESTON HWY. CAMDEN HWY. SUMTER HWY. -4p ARk N T S: coD' is the saying goes a big comeifba'ck. I experience, but I olves. What do you iold-fashioned up Strait Laced ~shman this fall, my cover room, board, Full years of college. ames, however, the u suggest I handle( Ten High Ill give you another you are sorry, admit will change. ( 0 COGnge