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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.
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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
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)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."
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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
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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.
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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.
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Below is the probable star
night's clash between the Gar
Bulldogs. Some eight changes
22-man lineup.
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Player Position
Johnny Gregory SE
Hyrum Pierce ST
Tom Wingard SG
Jimmy Gobble C
Dave Berry WG
Paul Phillips WT
Jimmy Killen TE
Mike Fair QB
Benny Galloway TB
Ben Garnto WB
Bob Harris FB
DEFEN!
Gene Schwarting LE
Terry Harmon LT
Bo) Cole LB
Dave Grant MG
Bill Dickens LB
Joe Komoroski RT
Johnny Glass RE
Toy McCord LH
Bobby Bryant RH
Stan Juk Rover
Wally Orrel Safety
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So. 6- 1 207
Jr. 6- 2 240
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Jr. 6- 1 191
Jr. 5- 9 187
Jr. 5-10 188
Jr. 6- 1 180
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Jr. 6- 4 263
Jr. 6- 3 220
So. 5-10 205
Sr. 6- 1 205
Jr. 6- 2 228
Jr. 5-11 198
So. 5- 7 165
Sr. 6- 1 171
Sr. 6- 2 210
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