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'CockOf Senior right end Roy Cha man, who has done a consis ently good job in the shadow< more publicized players, ar junior fullback Marty Rose selected for the second time three games, were South Car Roy Chatman lina's top performers in la weekend's loss to Georgia. Chatman, 6-4, 215, of Johi son City, Tenn., was naim "Cock of the Walk," the hon< bestowed each week on tl Gamecocks' top d e f e n s i v player, and Rosen, 5-11, 193, Brooklyn, N. Y., was chosen i the top offensive performe Rosen earned the same hon< after the season opener again Duke. CHATMAN Chatman's play, one of ti few bright spots in an othe wise poor team performanu against Georgia, earned him promotion to the first teai right end position. To mal room for the gangling mom taineer, Coach Marvin Ba. { . You are inlvit4 use our exclu "GAMECOCK" Charg The Walk' t- shifted first team right end t- Billy Nies to left end, dropping >f sophomore Doug Senter to the d second unit. n, Rosen led the otherwise im n potent Gamecock rushing at - tack with 31 yards net in eight carries and was perhaps denied a 77-yard touchdown run by a quick whistle. He hit the right side of the line, was stopped temporarily, but rolled off three tacklers and broke into the clear, but an official had blown the ball dead. ROSEN After three games, Rosen leads the Gamecocks in rushing with 127 yards in 27 carries and is tied with second unit fullback Carl Huggins for the st scoring lead with 12 points. Huggins was named top of 1- fensive player after the Mary d land game, giving the fullback )r )e >l s . Marty Rosen a position "locks" on the honor so far this season. Huggins is second to Rosen in the rushing e race with 80 yards in 19 carries or a 4.2 average. Rosen is Is averaging 4.5 yards per carry. OVFri FRI We will *i.ondon| Registe Maince Fog Gc id to D'awir Winner SIVO have t< * A ccounts ROSEN AGAIN: Ilalfbat Georgia line. Marty was the o could muster against the Bu what would have been a 77-yi play. Carolina Harriers Defeate In a cross-country meet he Atlanta, Ga. last Saturday n ing the Gamecock roadrur came out second best despi fine effort by the entire tea A lack of personnel spelled aster for the Birds as a teal seventeen Tech runners effect displaced the last two men o: Carolina five-man squad. Gamecocks took second, third fifth place, but the last two could do no better than elev and twelfth. Sophomore jim Poulos was number one runner for Care He finished closely behind T< first man. 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