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Intramurals Football intramurals between fraternities and independents got underway Wednesday and will continue through November. The fraternities and independ ents have been divided into two leagues. At the end of the regular season, the champions of the re spective leagues will play for the fraternity and independent cham pionships. The winner of the independent championship contest will then F 9lay the fraternity champion for he title of Campus Champion. Intramurals will be played later in the following sports: swim ming, bowling, ping-pong, basket ball, softball, golf, tennis, volley ball, track and putt-putt. MATH Call Vic Sorid 25 HELD MISS HI O's ltmcs BOND ~ THIS MAY BE YO THEY ARE Ti Today WATCH THE BL. SLIGilTLY LC FASHION 1.E Undefe4 Tough fy DONALD CAUGIMAN Sports Editor USC will face another tough Southeastern Conference oppon ent Saturday night when the un beaten Georgia Bulldogs come to Columbia to take on Coach Paul Dietzel's bruised-up Gamecocks. Coach Vince Dooley's Bulldogs have chalked up wins over Missis sippi State and Virginia Military Institute and are described by Dietzel as having "more speed FUTOR 6-9726 or 3318 OVER (El INEYANDMISSI HAVE JAMES BOND BACK FOR 'MORE' UR LAST CHANCE TO SI (KEN OUT OF RELEASE! DOORS OPEN 1 P.M. FOR THE BIG H IT S FROM Y b find out mh IFFER COLLAR? NGER AND FULLER ADER SHIP FOM AMER ICA'S vited Bu Test Fo than any team we've seen this season." )ietzel, who has never opposed a Georgia team in his coaching career, feels the Bulldogs are "faster and more dangerous than Ls U." Leading the Georgia offense are fullback Ionnie Jenkins, who has rushed for 151 yards in two games, quarterback Kirby Moore, who has 141 yards rushing, and tailback Kent Lawrence, who has trained 74 yards. Lawrence, a 9.5 speedster from Clemson, returned a kickoff 87 yards for a touchdown against VMI. I)ietzel called Lawrence a "nice looking runner" and said he con siders him "plumb dangerous." The Gamecock head mentor said IDS WED.) 'ALORE :ANp AS AAE BOND IN E THEM BEFORE D)UR ENTERTAINMENT CENTER it others mIll d \MOUS SHIRTBUlILDERSC A T rI ldogs r Gamc he is also impressed with Moor( whom he considers as dangerou as LSU's outstanding quarterbac Nelson Stokley. Jenkins, a 222-pound junio gives the Bulldogs more than ad( quate strength in the running d< partment. Bob Etter, who scored 46 point last year on ten field goals an 16 conversions, excels for Georgi in the placekicking department. Defensively, Georgia uses a si: man line with two linebackers an a three-deep secondary. Defensive standouts include 23C Gamecoc] To Host ' The Gamecock cross-countr team will open its 1966 scaso Saturday against North Carolin at 11 a.m. at the Roundhouse. One top runner lost for th cross-country season is Mike Eid son, who went to England as a: exchange student for the fall se mester. lie will return, howevet for the spring semester and th track team. D}egree 'aadidates in. (-'Iernistry, Aceoutitin Ifeelanitcal aid Elect Meet the I from Moin Oct. 20 PP 21 Sign up for an interview This year Mlnisanto i for graduates at all (leg are open all o(% er the i 3rd largest elieiic-al ( grow ing. Sales have fp years . in e%ervthi farni hemini-als: fron ehenit I; a.l fi hers to -eecti theo Alani frorn \Ionsa about a fine future. I An E<qual Oppvor o next year. foday JER CAMPUS STrns EVERv Present kcocks pound tackle George Patton, a sI serious candidate for All-America k honors, and safety Lyn Hughes, an All - Southeastern Conference selection last year whom USC As sociate Coach Jimmy Vickers says - is "comparable to our Bobby Bryant. Both are great athletes." 8 Dietzel said he expects the Bull d dogs to prove a sterner test for a his Gamecocks than either LSU or Memphis State. - "Coach Vince Dooley has done a i wonderful job down there," Diet zel added, "he has a real fine - football team." i Harriers Far Heels v1 Two returning distance runners i are Johnny Mitchum and Brian A Kenney. Mitchum was on last year's varsity squad and Kenney , was on the freshman team. - Saturday's three-mile event will i begin at the Roundhouse, come up - the railroad trestle, then up Sum ter Street, around the intramural fields including the tennis courts and back to the Roundhouse. g: Chem,,ical, -ita En gineerin g ... Han santo at your placeimeti office. ill have imainy openings ree levels. F-ine positionls coufntrv w%ith \ ierica*, mipaty. 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