The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 15, 1965, Page Page Seven, Image 7

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W. F. By JOHN LOTTICH Staff Writer A defense which has yielded but hree touchdowns in its first four ames against an offense which oves the ball well but doesn't core often is the situation for morrow night's battle in Caro ina Stadium between Wake For at and USC. Bill Tate's Demon Deacons have ad their goal line crossed by Vir inia Tech, N. C. State and Mary and once apiece, and that's all. A| / n4 nekiA Invad Yet the Deacs have only one vic tory against three defeats to show for their efforts, that a 7-0 conquest of Vanderbilt. The rea son for this is that Wake, like Carolina, has shown itself able to move the ball but unable to score much. Tate's ball club has man aged only 28 points through the first four games as opposed to 75 at the same time last season. At the same time, Wake's four opponents to date have registered a scant 35 points agaTnt a team HIGGINS and "DACRON" make the Campus scene! HIGGINS slacks of 55% Dacron* polyester, 45% wor sted wool (as shown) make a winning combination on any campus! Great Higgins styling, plus the built-in neatness of "Dacron". Other top favorites are made of 70% Orlon* acrylic, 30% worsted wool, as well as special blends of "Dacron" and "Orlon". Tailored in traditional Yale and Trim Fit plain front models. At your favorite stores every where. *du Pont Reg. T.M. But a keen rnachine called Tor way of going-front wheel drive ut room for six. (Flat floors, you ation. Many other swinging etcc you. Or is it the other way arot OQhS~ L .ftS s Car which ranks high in the confer ence in rushing defense. N. C. State was the high scorer with 13. Proof of Wake Forest's po tent offensive attack is evidenced' by the Deacons' 8-play 67-yard drive for their lone touchdown against a strong Maryland team last week in a 10-7 loss. Directing the offense for Coach Bill Tate, is junior quarterback Kenny Hauswald. Hauswald, 6-1 and 190, played less than six min utes last. year as understudy to John Mackovic, but has been doing a very creditable job thus far. Hauswald has completed 35 of 80 passes, 17 to halfback Joe Carazo, and is adept at the option play which accounts for the bulk of Wake's running offense. The Dea cons' ground attack is centered around one basic play, the quar Carolina's freshman tennis team will be put on public dis play for the first time this Saturday afternoon. The match, which should prove to be an interesting test for Carolina's highly touted freshmen, will be staged as an exhibition, and there is no ad mission charge. The action is scheduled to start at 12:15. Welcome, St FIVE POINTS Welcome Yo Oldest an Shopping Drug Stores 9 Gift Shops Savings & Loan 9 Banks o Post Office Plenty of F FIVE POINI Toronad< will get yc if you dor watch oui onado has designs on you. Out ti that puts the traction where ti know.) Full-view side windows. teras! Like we say, Toronado ha and! LOOK TO OLDS FOR TI OPAS O *BW = liA **CIIS'tS V olina .erback-fullback option. young Andy Heck, Brian Pic :olo's successor, who stands only 5-9 and weighs in at 178, but has ilready gained 233 yards. "He is ,aster and quicker than Piccolo, 's well as a good inside runner," iays Coach Floyd. Wake is not using two separate platoons and most Deacon play !rs, notably Carazo, are going 3oth ways. Carazo has proven himself a valuable man in the Deacon secondary already. Coach Floyd sums up the Wake Forest team as "greatly improved :efensively over last year. Their :ffense lacks scoring punch, but they are moving the ball more :onsistently now than they did at the beginning of the season." In November of 1964, the sur prising young Deacons came to Columbia with a 4-4 mark, fresh off a 20-7 thrashing of Duke, and on their way to what they hoped was a share of the ACC title. Sparked by a sensational 69-yard TD pass from Dan Reeves to Bobby Bryant, the Gamecocks won the ball game, 23-13. Wake For est hasn't forgotten that, and USC can still feel the sting of last week's defeat at Knoxville. This should be a tremendous football game. Kick-off time is 8 p.m. udents MERCHANTS u To S. C.'s d Largest Village o Ladies' Shops 9 Appliance Stores Jewelry Stores Flower Shops e Men's & Boys' Stores ee Parking 'S VILLAGE - get you ne action is! JE NEW! CIM L EIM* SENIOR END J. R. WILBURN Football Forecast GAME TRUBIANO LOTTICH PRICE RICHARDSON LANEY TEXAS-ARK. ARK. ARK. ARK. ARK. ARK. ALA.-TENN. TIDE TIDE TIDE TIDE TIDE AUBURN-GA. TECH TECH TECH TECH AUBURN TECH FSU-GA. F.S.U. GA. GA. GA. GA. MD.-U.N.C. MD. U.N.C. MD. U.N.C. U.N.C. VA.-W.VA. VA. W.VA. W.VA. W.VA. VA. MISS.-TULANE TULANE MISS. MISS. MISS. MISS. KENTUCKY-LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU LSU CLEMSON-DUKE DUKE DUKE DUKE DUKE DUKE U.S.C.-W.F. U.S.C. U.S.C. U.S.C. U.S.C. U.S.C. 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By DO-NUT RICHARDSON Staff Writer South Carolina mistakes and Tennessee's strong defense told the tale in Saturday's 24-3 Game cock loss to the Volunteers. The Gamecocks moved the ball up and down the field, but couldn't cross the Tenn. goal line. USC saw several scoring drives fail due to penalties and a determined Tenn. defense. The Volunteers drew first blood with a 44-yard field goal by David Leake in the opening minutes of the game. South Carolina's only score of the day came in the closing min utes of the first half. Jimmy Poole booted a 25-yard field goal and the half ended with the Vols. ,eading the Cocks 10-3. Tennessee added 14 more in the second half. The Gamecocks, primarily known for their secund-half comebacks, weren't able to fulfill their role as they had against The Citadel, Duke, and N. C. State. The unsung standouts on the de fensive unit were Bobby Bryant, Benny Galloway, Dan Legat who all share this week's "Cock of the Walk" honor. Wolfflets Edge Biddies By RANDY LANEY Staff Writer USC's Freshman Football squad suffered another 7-0 setback to the N. C. State Freshmen last Friday night in Carolina Stadium. The Biddies dropped their opener to Gordon Military by an identical score three weeks ago at Barnes ville, Ga. The Carolina frosh dominated the game statistically, but failed to capitalize on three scoring op portunities. Carolina's only real scoring at tempt came in the second quarter after the ground game lost mo mentum at the State 28. Another holding penalty moved them back to the 41, where William Kleeh's 58-yard field goal effort fell 15 yards short. The Biddies go after their first victory in three starts tonight in Carolin& Stadium at 8 p.m., when they meet the freshmen of Wake Forest College. The Biddies are anxious to get into the win col umn, and after being held score less in the openers, promise to provide plenty of action for their freshman followers. 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