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On The Capitol Fair ExpF are ex pe cte d to see full duty against the Tigers. Tailback B e n n y Galloway, thc Gamecock's leading rusher w i t I1 475 yards, and linebacker Dave Meadow, both of whom missed th Alabama game, should also b~ ready for action Saturday. Tiger Coach Frank Howard sai before the season began that his present squad was "one of th best" he had had during his loni tenure as head mentor at the up state school. "The main asset of our team thi year," the Bashful Baron observed "will be speed. Buddy Gore an( Phil Rogers are fast enough t keep them honest up the mniddl and our offensive line can mov out pretty good." A big surprise for the Clemso team this year has been the pass ing of junior quarterback Jimm Addison. The slender field gener. is among the top passers in til conference. The Tiger line is anchored b All - America candidate Wayr Mass. Clemson has won 36 games whi 1~Y OP PIGS.. 41A Steps: 'Beat Hell C cted To S (Continued from Page 1) dropping 24 to the Gamecocks in the series which dates back to 1896. There have been three ties. Carolina has won the last two games by narrow margins, and in the last six years, each team has won three games. A capacity crowd is expected at Special Instr poor taste." She explained rules concerning girls activit rallies were established so the not be blamed for whatever Women's dorm residents v keep blinds closed and windows lights in the room were on. l were turned off, the guidelir could look out the windows. Dean Cooper and Vice Pre agreed that they did not war encourage the boys since they ,to what limits the boys migh C Neither of the administrato any incident on the USC e would make them wary of March BRING H tlameeock photo by Reckholz uit Of Clemson' ee Action Ilemson's Memorial Stadium Sat irday for the 2 p.m. kickoff. A lot is riding on the outcome of he game -- a win for the Game ocks would add a bright closing iote to at black season, and a vic tory for Clemson would give them the ACC championship. uctions Issu (Continued f rom Page 1) hat the new They said tf y during pep injury to pro t, "we would raids. happened." Deans Clot ere asked to Vice Presid down if their against Sponi If the lights Witten ex es said, girls who are real not participa shigen i n fCooper sai site \it to "rr;esponsibl td ot ilws o wousl and he dd nt knew of the crowd ht go- f ied." rs could recall Witten sai ampus which "but you can panty raids. run loose." ,Tthrlsnto Drmpnsib C)ME~ rSEAT CLEMS( First Game Thursda First - Con Seats Ca Seating will on a first come, first served basis Thursday when I the Gamecocks make their 196G3 cage debut against Erskine - and t throughout the home basketball t season. H o w e v e r, televising of home < games is expected to relieve hereto fore "sardine - packed" conditions in the 3,000-seat Carolina Field House. Ticket M a n a g e r Ralph Floyd said a group of student leaders, consuited last week on arrange ments for home games, voted to continue the seating plan used in the past. Admission will be by ID card. All ID's will he punched at the door as a student enters. A maximum of 500 non-USC stu dents will be admitted to home games, Floyd said. This figure in eludes ticket sales, visiting teams and dignitaries, he said. WVIS-TV will televise the games, pending an agreement on game times and the station's broadcast .ed To Coeds iat other schools had suffered perty and students during such worthy and Cooper agreed with ft Witten they had nothing taneous pep rallies as such. )ressel the belief that the boys ly interested in pep rallies are ting in a disorderly fashion. d that certain agitators of the e" actions are "mean and vic said "they stay in the middle so that they can not be identi d that there is no easy solution, 't just let a bunch of youngsters ACONI Acori/. )N 0 te Basis ,e Fan'& chedule. Tentative arrangements urther call for games to be tele "ised over closed circuit networks o points on the campus such as he gymnasium or Currell College vhere a sizcable number of stu. lents could be accommodated to view the game. A Jan. 7 game with Clemson has 1lready been scheduled for broad yast regionally. Floyd said the local elevising should not affect i;ny way plans for this broadcast. Asked if the closed circuit plans would still he in effect for the Clem:on tilt, Floyd replied, "We will still have the on-campus tele vision if it is warranted." Tenement 12 Wins Contest lie..ilents of Teneme nt 12 are the winners of The- (:amecoch' Tiger Joke Content.. Ile winning entry, suhbnitted by the "ucenp:anttt of Tenement 12 (in. cluding the roaches)," was "Why do (4e-on clEoel have to he in by 1 a.m.? ; Iy ham- to milk the cows at 2." Other submitted ireluded the fol lowing "What kind of girls do you find at Clem.on.? The kind that need ten to one addS." ''What is the n',-t poputlar fra ternity on the 1 lemx,nt campus? The FFA." What does a C I e m s o n student know a h o n t mathemariial pn'ITs? Tltey come in 101 proof, ?00 proof, 86 proof. . .." "What is a lack of intestinal for titude? Clemson's voting Carolina out of the ACC competition." "What is the most popular course at (lenson? Animal hus bandry." namannOek phato by GahloWOy