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By TOMMY DAVIS Staff Writer The intramural football season officially opened Wednesday as both fraternities and independents began fighting for their respective championship titles. FRATERNITY Sigma Nu, with Donnie Phillips leading a star-studded backfield, looms as the powerhouse of Fra ternity League II. Should Dick Christopher obtain some help in the line, the boys from Sigma Nu should go all the way. Pi Kappa Alpha has the ability to dominate League I, but in the past they have come out of the battle second-best in the stand ings. Can PiKA go one higher this year? This writer believes they can. Sigma Nu will have stiff com petition in League II from ATO, with John Hemmer, Bill Myers, and Jim Shelley holding their positions strongly. Chi Psi will miss Bob Plunkett, but the youngsters should come through in the clutch. Chi Psi will have to depend on teamwork, for ther are no one-man teams in this League which can win. Watch for SAE with a basically sound and strong team, and Phi Kappa Sigma to make life uneasy for the other fraternities. Sigma Chi may be the dark horse in League I. Dicke Lester to Henry Bivens forms a danger ous passing combination. Ronald Chastain, Delmar Rivers, Ernie Trubiano, and Jerry Blount will pave the way up front, while the addition of Avron Lesser, and "Weasel" Simington will help. INDEPENDENTS A real struggle should be in store among the independents. Zone Five looks especially tough GAME TRUBIANO LOTTI KY.-FLA. ST. FSU KY. MISS.-A. FLA. FLA. LSU-MIAMI LSU I.SU MICH.-MICH. ST. MICH. MSU GA. TECH-TULANE TECH. TEC DUK&.ITT DUKE DUK FURMAN-WOFFORD FUR. FUJt N. C. ST.-UNC UNC UNC CLEMSON-GA. GA. GA. ARK.-BAYLOR BAYLOR ARK the "bell bottomed" pants . .. nothing's r What in the world quite such a loi slim-hipped look c noa w Bell-botton Nothing does, sassy girls have new look for theji See these hip-hugs in the new fall col< 5 to 15, 8 to 16, 7.98 to 14.98 Use our exclusive "Miss Gamecock" Charge Account in League I. With split-end Davis and quarterback Jim Moultrie forming a one-two punch to go along with big tight-end Whitson, this zone should be the team to beat. Zone Six will offer tremendous opposition to thwart Zone Five's drive to the top. Nelson and Jones return to form a strong contender. Zone Four and Seven look weak this year. Zone One is big and improved, and must be reckoned with. Zone 15 and Zone 16 are basically strong teams but lack experience. Zone Two is made up almost entirely of freshmen, and this writer has no information regard ing each team's strengths and weaknesses. Freshmen usually play razzle-dazzle-type football. The forthcoming season should instill excitement among the spec tators, so give the intramurals a big break and come out in sup port of these boys. They deserve it! Football Foreck CH PRICE LANEY RICHARDSON FSU KY. KY. FLA. FLA. FLA. LSU LSU LSU MICH. MICH. MICH. I TECH TECH TECH DUKE DUKE DUKE FUR. FUR. FUR. UNC UNC UNC GA. GA. CLEM. BAYLOR ARK. ARK. iewer! gives a gal ig-stemmed, is our great trousers? hot's why swiped this very own! per beauties >rs . .. sizes Garnto,] By DONUT RICHARDSON Staff Writer The N. C. State Wolfpack was lucky to get out of Carolina (Gunect< QUARTERBACK MIKE FAIR, receivers open, sprints upfiehl. Th with a sizeable gain on the play. f the first photo. Mike proves he car it as :he secon photo shows the yoi and proceed to run over a third. ist PAVIS EIDSON "MERLE" KY. KY. FSU MISS. MISS. MISS. LSU LSU MIAMI MICH. MSU MSU TECH TECH TULANE DUKE PITT PITT WOFF. FUR. WOFF. UNC UNC NCS GA. GA. CLEM. ARK. ARK. BAYLOR Poole Key ' Stadium with a 13-7 loss, for the Gamecocks w e r e continuously knocking on the door from the word go. I '. . . ..... k Staff Photo by Joht Rockholz) of Greenville, unable to find any sophomore signalcaller ended up iotice the three State defenders in i tote the pigskin as well as throw mngster elude two would-be tacklers Three S. C. scoring opportuni ties fell short in the first half. The Gamecocks wasted little time displaying their offensive prowess. After three unsuccessful attempts to penetrate the rugged Gamecock defense, State was forced to punt. Carolina took over at their own 26-yard line and pro ceeded to march toward the State goal line under command of field general Mike Fair. The Gamecock thrust fell short at the State 26, and .limmy Poole gave the Game cocks a three-point lead with his boot from the 32-yard line. As fast as it takes to say Bobby Bryant, the Gamecocks were com ing strong again. Bryant twisted, turned, and bulled his way to the State 36 with a 27-yard punt re turn. The Gamecock drive was halted at the three when Benny Galloway was stopped inches short of a first down. State was again stalled by the Carolina defense and was forced to punt from deep in their own end zone on third down. After a Kick th dull dri Step oi Dodge Forget all you've seen and het Because Coronet is here .. sassy, the greatest thing from One. Loaded with luxury the haven't caught onto yet. WitI engines, each one designed to Dullsville come tumbling down slew of standard equipment extga. Like an outside rear viev 00GDIVISION *HERE's HOW DODCE's 5-YEAR, 50,0 tonf'dently warrants all of the following any such parts that prove detective in ma Dealer's place of business without charj transmission case and internet parts (sx and reer wheel bearings. REQUIRED MAINTENANCE: The folIos or 4.000 miles. whichever comes fi t , ra ever y years. and everry 6 moiths furnisi, hirn to certify receipt of auch evidence a -WATCHA *T C. Win short return by Bryant to the State 34, Fair moved his team to the 14, aided greatly by a fine reception by Wayne Tucker. The Gamecocks were denied once again and a field goal attempt by Poole was off to the right. With a few minutes left in the half Bobby Bryant cut loose with an electrifying 39-yard punt re turn to the State 34. But the Gamecocks were halted once more, and the half ended 3-0 USC. After Benny Galloway returned the Wolfpack second-half kick-off, the Gamecocks were unable to muster a sustained drive, and were forced to punt. Once again Scott Townsend set the pack back on its heels with another of his booming punts. At this point State seemed to come to life and marched from its own 37 to the USC 18. But the Wolfpack attack bogged down at the USC 18 when the stalwart Gamecock defense led by linebacker Bob Cole stopped the Pack threat short of a first down. The Gamecocks then took over on their own 18. Two running plays netted short yardage, and the stage was set for Ben Garnto to perform his heroics. Quarterback Mike Fair rolled to his left on an option play and with excellent execution flipped the ball to Garnto at the last possible second. Garnto then walked a tight-rope along the near side lines. He cut back across the field at the State 40 behind an excellent block by J. R. Wilburn and went into the end zone for the score. Poole added the PAT, and the Cocks led 10-0. After Garnto's score, the rest of the game was anti-climactic. USC's Poole added some frosting on the cake with his 22-yarder with 3:33 left in the game, culmi nating a USC drive that began on their own 38-yard line. 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