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Birds Duke Beats USC Squad Fighting hard, Carolina's improv. ing soccer men went down in defeat before a highly rated Duke team 5-0 last Friday on Davis Field. The only point scored in the first uarter was made by Duke's Virgil, fter a concentrated offensive at tack. In the second quarter, Caro. lina's defense was swarmed under by a Blue Devil show of power and resulted in three scores by Ross, Griffin, and Hyde for the visitors, After the half, Duke held off a strong USC comeback by managing recover soon enough to regain possession of the ball before any Gamecock scoring could be done, One additional point was added by Batelle for the Devils in the third quarter. Carolina's defense stiffened again in the fourth quarter and stopped several Duke scoring opportunities, Duke Coach, Janies Bly, com mented, "Carolina certainlY looked better today than when I saw them over at N. C. State last week. Coach Bruck has certainly done a fine joli with your boys in only five weeks, That goalie (Klaus Thoneus) of yours is one of the best boys I'v( ever seen. le's always alert and I sawv him make several saves thought Were quite difficult." USC's Coach Frank Bruck was pleased with his team's effort. lIc singled out goalie Thoneus as out standing for his scrappy defense. Also he felt Wayne Asplen, Woody Grahen and Mazen Aboushi played well. THIS IS IT $$ Need College Men for Part Time Work CAR NECESSARY 15 HOURS PER WEEK CALL AL 2-5896 8-9:30 A.M. 4-6:00 P.M. "Tareyton's Dual Filt says veteran coach Rom saying over at the ColiseL tors from the gladlioli'.] from me. Tareyton delive: does it!" Seek USC Tackle Frosh Play Revenge and a chance to play streak wreckers will be the Caro lina Biddies' main objectives as they go for their second straight win of the season against North Carolina State's freshmen today at 5:30 in Carolina Stadium. Last year the Biddies were dealt a 35-6 thrashing by the unde feated Wolflets. This year's Caro lina freshman squad, termed by many to be the most impressive group gathered here in many years, is expected to give the visitors a much better game this time. The State frosh bring an out standing two-year record with them. Extending back to the be ginning of last year, the Wolflets have taken seven games in suc cession. This year's card shows a narrow 7-6 decision over a strong freshman squad from North Caro lina. The Biddies broke into the win ning column last week after fumbling away their first game. ~DVAL F! Dr in duas partes divisa est' ulus (Uncle) Remus. "We have, m ---"areyton separates the gladia t's a real magnus smoke. Takei 's do gustibus--and the Dual Filte Upset Foel Goodrich Wolflets They overcame the Citadel frosh, 20-7, oi the strength of a second half splurge. They dropped their opener to a highly rated Baby Terrapin unit from Maryland, 24-20. A strong Wolflet. halfback-quar terback punch should give the USC freshmen more than one anxious moment. Coach Johnny Clements' charges should mount a powerful ground offensive, but may be lacking if forced to go to the air. Carrying the Carolina colors for the battle will he a talented array of backfield talent, behind a not as-publicized, but very capable line. Directing the team will be quarterback Dan Reeves, a talen ted passer-runner. Halfback is where the Biddies possess much of their depth, both in talent and numbers. Such runners as David Hathaway, who ran a kiekoff back 85 yards against Citadel, Buddy Hailey, Kirt Lawson, and Larry Gill will seek a great deal of action for the Baby Birds today. rI('ytonl CI iVIFayorK . LTER 1) I*:S ITI' ACTIVATED r PURE WHITE .OUTER Fl,T ER DUffL Ffl Tawy puenr'Y~i~ Over L,SU Tackle 11c Meet 3r BY CARROLL GRAY (E'ditor's Note: This article is the fourlth in a series in which a mlemlber of thle Varsity is featured t-ach week. Next week Hlenry - Crosby.) Many words have been printed atbout this week's Gamecock-in1 the-spotlight. They all say about thle samne. Gambrell has the "po tential." This sorta rubs me< slightly in the wrong way as Fi'l sure it does other readers. If the!< svecond leading rusher in a mighty tough conference, the ACC, com-' parable to the powerful South eastern Conference, cannot get the billing of a fine runner in his ownv-< right, the sportswriter should have his soft head examined. Gamibrell has piled up nearly ani eight-yard average per carry in his first three games this season.t May this writer go on record saying that Gamibrell is a fine back, is at definite threat and, barring inijury, will continue nhving, tnr lld hr. n th alo CHARCOAL K HLTER4 T E R O4 03oi mia,./ Fough / It rhke Gamse "59 as a freshimn from Athenis, ;oorgia. Righ away [ Bill at raeted nlotice inl hi, direction with onir break-awvay typI)( run.:. Last' Y 'ear. as a soph, Gambrell saw first' - trinig action towa4 the ast, of, 'I he season in the left half position. This year in the new offense of 1 61arviii Bass, Gambrell has be- C ome tihe lieadig tal estate man a Im the squad. having gained 161 o aItls to date. lill is most danger us wheni past. the line of scrim- a nage tsiniv his blockers to best h Avaltage. n If v; veil onte wish, Gambrell s vould take about twenty pounds it f hard muscle, coally distrib- I ited. Not a hig back, Bill tips the b cales at 175 pounds. This weight Stitle in the open field but isn't I deal when smacking he linle br'oughoit the Season. / - 'A Ga Stuadeni ('Inr.e AL LSU Three-Tean Gives Bengo BY lLANDI!NG ( Assitant Sp4 The Ti(rs of IL. a Iiin astern ('onferclnce, will bri1q .1roliit Stadidm) wheni thev d irolina Gamwcocks.; toimorro)W. I vXeiI thIt irI a rraIY of1 yrid IirI';) epthi, exper 1inc(l, tt Winningp tr; a11 tough iess brd inl X hat c',t footbali league." Natimial champiolns om i 1der .oUlg acih Fld Di)etz, outhica.ternl on ferI..enIce(. l( 1 st, three campaigns. -'p(ur W, .V a total (0t ninv pojint; . Thi' Bay"u I i Hen g!s, highly t It,'-d iln p re- i s u Ill S 1rvvy.S, have I perItnc 1%p.i varyilig tuccess this -ason TI.': los' thLiri openerk(' to str g 1 V< teI . 1 .:p. SiuI c Itn, howI v. 1i,v havc takenl , an(k.. in h.dkg la> week's na;ph:nkg 'o-0 upsi: vr Georklgia (411h. thi' thhd-rPnkd team in the ition IIu . ue ixnde'feat:d seon( I 1 15, LU lade famous its nique, bw quit I I effective three am Sstm (f' play. Two of O'ocks LSU remembvie , Gambrell from l Gamllecock' appance in the Lg' B l iO N H, B ton louge, last a. Bill touik a kickoff and epped so; yard.-; unltouched for a D). The play was called back for ipping. This year tle high step ng halfback will welcome the lance ti show it confident LSU )d the "hoietown" crowd Some thle samle. GamIllbre!ll ejoll.ys a good movie Id a relaxing hour or so with "big six trilg" guitar. 1ik ailn interest is of courst- his var tv posit onl, but Bill competes in t ramlurals w-ilh I'i Kappa Alpha rrn1it\ kf which le is a mei r i Ill oft ei visits the Chi t m Iea llkk fir a chat with h-anr, Hlll. A junior. 11ill IS a.io n nBusiessAdministrat brell Ir GRAYSON'S 1347 Main St. ' ft All Weather Coat With Zip-Out ORION Pile Lining 1. KNEE LENGTH " IVORY COLORf ti S24-95 n G) u1 consinief nI Sigers System z s Depth jf t Il * I ' I I Il (t)J is I,Ad. .lid -nirica's - I itS :n f I he Siut'h. I :ill -Ion f i t the b ib WIhte tam>r. tih \1:l1 w iii . )t <l. biz1 1uio 41n (- I,.bnI- . t Ifanat01 htv, whin clh las alturi' t hu,P i . jl n fla tgton, how cier, is the third team Unit with te picl urenque whbl of oChin (%en- Iandi de e aiindg strictl (ie.eIIs. it. ii,an(jits have eitl.i a major w at-ir in: \'\eral eSI r iorles Ith l te pant with thvir comba ti(Se and ferocious dt fensike , pla\. a tyle both i and tilt:: 1 .I: bca vy un t h 11irdo. Thesweh una'aa f m a .b>t -T h 'iu at tros ( a:11"T ir.we play IIe ' -I r'' Bl- Igz!s, F'iel'd I, - n.i bW J yIIedee IhIi a Iy. \ e<o h s lii m a a th t . . i. ic th t p ly Iv fao i)ng l, Fild, he: 1* :1, i eir laim y a, il l eh \Vn Hdlarris and J errI-y a r 1"1 h f ,ant e r ll - b)a, having - Ja M10 C A r a rnd rui' :ng i , gmedd s a ulback Hter. rank.s as the man who .etps the' TiigIer miiarcthes going m d Ite runner to stop when rieba . , ardagei at stake. e lie hias. hi IL moA a Tiger trademark lIat yeart''. Ti. year is no certlioln, w'ith th e 'ai.sito.rs boast g' ofl th.tr usaz'l numbalr of ali.. arpe adidateas. Guard R~oy WinAern, a former hin lese antd it, has l)hom noted r'lii the mannier ini whrich he lace tes the,. a)ppositiion on both of n1st' anid d1e'faense. Considered a p A II- A m4er'ican prospect, he ve's his 2!Ii Iound bulk over to klie wh. en~ the lien gals relin tish the~ ball. Thri ee top tackhles, D)on Estes, .1bly R ichardis. andi illhy Booth, vethe visitors exceptional f'rngth at this position. Thus SUT does not have to fear for the I tber of their tackles, no matter hich oft their units is playing. De'spite at slightly awesome of Il5ivae linetup, it is onl defense at t he Bengals really have tinted Itheir fame and fort une. An ienit ion oIf this is the fact that tey hav.e le'd the nation in least >inrts allowed for the last two 'nars. Operating fromt a flexible *4-2 setup, they rely on hard an ug - tackling andI superlative ursui oRI.(f plays. Carolin ti'oacII(h Marvin Bass has illieated he will point his boys >r this contest mor01e than any thier thtus fari. The LSU team may be "dIown" for the game both hysically anid nmentally after last aturday's inspired effort against eorgia Tech. Whether a "hep p)" bunch of Birds can combine biese factors into anything sig ificant on the scoreboard remains b e seen.