Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Luel, l J. R. Mr. Glo SURE HANDED end for I caught eleven passs this Seal-on tied a Cargina record with six a threat against the Nebra.4ka 4 make like a lion, you beast in Post-Grad slacks by h.is. You'll prance and dance and look lean and lethal in these pants. They trim you up and taper you down. Post-Grads are the king of campus styles because they're absolutely au thentic. Neat belt loops. Nar row- but-not-too-narrow cuffs Shaped on-seam pockets.You can look regal for a pittance since the y cost but $6.98 a pair in 65%/ Dacron* 35% Cotton. Buy 'em and roarrr! .nont'..s. R. M f, is, PoIy,ster Faber less Wilburn re Fingers 'arolina, J. H. Wilbin, has alred. .l tix-fool, two hundred pnmudr ratchei against corgia amd will puse 'Arnhlumkers Siaturday. BEAT NEBRASKA! Attentiu Carolin SStudent You Cai and Yoi Footba, Hk Just vote for your Gamec in this ad. Bring your b or ladies' fashion departi The Gamecock who rece receive a trophy. All thE be drawn . . . this will That's all there is to iti T ing week. All Carolina s No Sears' employees ori My Candidate IFootball Player IName Your Name I Name~' S. C. vs. SEA Birdk Nebrasko To Defe BY ERNIE TRUBIANO Still looking for victory numb one, the underdog Gamecocks w face possibly their most formi able foe of the season in the u defeated Cornhuskers of Nebrasi in a non-conference affair at Li coin, Nebraska. The mighty Cornhuskers, wi ners of fifteen of sixteen over t) past three years, copped the B Eight and Orange Bowl titles la year while compiling a ten-and-oi record. South Dakota, Minnesot and Iowa State all have fallen vi tims thus far as Nebraska seen to be rolling along to another su cessful campaign. "They are solid football team," stated Coa< Marvin Bass. They have gre speed, and are extremely tough, fact, we've played three awful tough opponents. "This week ti protection that we give Dan Reev will be all important. We simp have to improve our blocking." for the team's chances again heavily favored Nebraska, Coa Bass replied, "Teams will sta doubling up on J. R. Wilburn at we hope that it will open up ol running game. If Iowa State cou have put together any kind passing game, they could ha, beaten Nebraska. Remember thi lost only 14-7." Nebraska, with twenty-two r turning lettermen, stresses tea speed, and this year feature t% I 8! i Win This PDORTABLI ir Favorite ( il Player Car indsome Troj ock player of the week for the Nel ullot to Sears, and deposit it in c nents. All votes must be In by Thui ves the most votes will be the Ph4 ballots will then be placed In or be the lucky winner of our pei ie winners will be announced in udents are eligible to winl Please, mmediate family eligible to win. for Gamecock of the Week Is and Address NEBRASKA RS10 fHea i Heavy F it USC At big, strong, fast ends in Freemai er White, 6-5, 219, and Tony Jeter ill 6-3, 223. "What's more, they car d really run after they get the ball, n- stated Coach Walt Hamrick wh( [a scouted Nebraska. Senior Larr: . Kramer, 6-2, 229, is the best of E line that averages 215 pounds 01 offense and 200 defensively. Bol e Czap, 6-2, 256, a defensive special ig ist, plays middle guard over tht st ball in the Nebraska 5-4 defens with two stunting linebackers. In the backfield, the quarterbact - slot poses somewhat of a problem s With All American Dennis Clar idge graduated to the professiona a ranks, Nebraska started the sea h son with junior Fred Duda calling it the .,gnals. Last week, however in injuries to Duda forced into actior y sophomore Bob Cherika. This sam "problem" prevailed for Maryland ie and the Terps, we know, might 2s have benefited in the long run ly Let's hope the result is not dupli Ls cated. st The Nebraska speed is best ex emplified by 191-pound Ken Me Cloughan, Big Eight 100-yard an< rt 220-meter champion. McCloughan id who runs from the left halfback ir slot has been clocked at 9.6 foi Id the hundred and 21.3 for the 22( meter. The right halfback is calle< by scout Hambrick as an excep le tionally deceptive running back ?y who is also a top flight pass re ceiver. Harry Wilson, a 195-poun< sophomore speedster is the num e- ber three halfback who sees con m siderable action filling in at botk vo halfbacks. Personal ETV ~amecock Win a thy! araska game on the coupon ur ballot box in the men's sday, Oct. 15, at 9:00 p.m. syor of the Week, and will * box, and one name will sonal size all-channel TV. he GAMECOCK the follow only one vote per studenti Winners of Maryland Game! Player of the Week: Ed Hertwig Winner of TV: John E. McLeod 1122 Shirley Street I Harden St. imbia S. C. Foi avorite Lincoln Nebraska platoons two fullbacks, the power man, 204-pound Bruce Smith and a speedy fullback, who st.ands a mere 5-8 and weighs only 162 pounds, amazing for a college football player, let alone a Big Eight Champion fullback. Nebraska will run from three basic formations-unbalanced left and right and a double slot with the halfbacks sitting off tackle. From this double slot, the Corn huskers run the fullback draw, the fullback option and sweeps. How ever, their best running play seems to be the quarterback option with Cherika running while holding on to the pigskin more often than not. The Mid-Westerners will also I split one or both ends from one to ten yards out. Their best pass play is a bootleg variation in which the quarterback runs a reverse flow to the weak side that is away from the flow of the rest of the backfield. Coach Bass is contemplating no lineup changes for this week's en counter. It will be 'the same as started the Georgia game: J. R. Wilburn and Doug Senter at ends; Len Sears and Bob Collins at tac kles; Ed Iertwig and Dan Legat at the guards; Jon Linder and Mike Johnson alternating at cen ter; Dan Reeves at quarterback; Marty Rosen and Larry Gill at halfbacks and at fullback Phil Branson who is yet to show the potential that he is capable of Deacon Dan, on the other hand, a consistent threat all season, poses the number one defensive problem for Nebraska. Wilburn, the junior end who has all the professional scouts sud denly standing up and taking notice of his tremendous speed and potential, tied the all-time Carolina pass receiving record of six re ceptions in one game held by Mel vin Harris, also set against Geor gia in 1960. Reeves' third pass completion against Georgia established a new USC career record. Dan now hasl' 162 completions. The old mark was set by Johnny Gramling, 1951- S 1953. Reeves' twenty-eight at- P tempts and fourteen completions r against Georgia were one shy of h two school records. Gramling threw twenty-nine and completed ti fifteen against Wake Forest in 11953. Reeves now has 2,532 yards 0 total offense. The school career nl record is 2,899 held by the late s' Steve Wadiak, 1948-1951. B On defense, Pete DiVenere, Lide 'w Hluggins, Sonny Dickinson, and a Bobby Bryant will platoon for the it Gamecocks. Bryant, a sophomore. Ci made his debut last week a spar- S kling one by intercepting a pass n and making two fine kick returns ir of eighteen and forty-two yards. A U' WHIZ 1 DO-IT-YO 25c Whiz Wash is the simplest, n your car clean at a very small work because Whiz Wash takes I Just drive in one of our four in the slot. Whiz Wash has a water under high pressure to iI with no spatter. No need of drying - Whiz addition, there is a vacuum cleai the car and a paper towel dispe glass. COMEI IN AND TRY IT. 01 Parkland Sho; Cay4 "Just Across Rlinun Mid Bobby B A Flashy Soj A BRILIJANT DFJIIT i6 all ths iryant. pwrfwrmance againmt Georgia la hack cane off the bench to return thr, three yard%. 'his was Bryant's firKt api In trami BY JOHN LO'ITICH gan e'leet-footed halfback Howard -hr< harpe hauled in a 28-yard jump Hin iss from Louis Hinson with time ceiv inning out as Phi Kappa Sigma faih1 inded a battling Chi Psi team a . !-6 defeat in last week's top fra-j rnity game. It was the intramural season to c iener for both squads and was acr< arked by rugged line play and Bob me bone-crunching blocking. p :>th defensive units showed up zont elI overall. Mike Joy, Roy Hills va td Stoney D)enny were almost for imovable pillars in Chi Psi's de- so nsive effort, while Don Baker, C: ~eve Ladd, John Hecuer and Lon- pi e Caughman were all outstand- whil g for the Phi Kaps. Sigr Phi Kappa Sigma scored the 01 wee SI K Alp MASH URSELF MINUTES lOst convenient way to keep osti And you do very little se labor out of car washing. Wash boys, drop a quarter ine spray of filtered "soft" Ft the most stubborn grime Wash dries streak freel In ler stand for cleaning inside user to wipe off chrome and 'EN 24 HOURS A DAY. ping Center n Street Bridge" west ryant ohomore it can be vaid about Bobb, mt Saturday. The slender half IC punts for a total of sixty. warance s. a tophomore. Mrowals1 e's first touchdown, midway ugh the second quarter, when son connected with ace pass re er Jeff Stafford on a four-yard The extrP point attempt d when Hinson lost his flags short of the goal line White's Run ii Psi scored moments later ven it up as Jimmy t hite cut ss from his end position, took Plunkett's perfect pass, and 30o yards more into the end .The whole play covered 38 Is. Plunkett's attempted run the extra point was stopped t. ii Psi's next opponent is strong Kappa Alpha on October 13, e the Phi Kaps go against na Alpha Epsilon on October 9. her fraternity results last were: E 26, Kappa Phi, 12. ppa Alpha 13, Lambda Chi a, 0. KA-SAE (postponed). rin completely wiped out the pendent schedule. It's Not Too Late To Join The BOARD PLAN Remainder of Semester as from ATURDAY, OCT. 10 $116.24 "Servhng Studenses Since 1926."