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By DONALD CAUGI
Sport. Editor
There are a lot of th
1966 Gamecock season. B
other like word could be
be made. It could be poi:
of the toughest schedules
the Gamecocks were plal
season with crippling inj
bad season there is just n<
back and saying what mi
Perhaps Carolina fans
expected Paul Dietzel to i
short months come up wi
long been a byword. If
awakening. They were f
that Paul Dietzel is only I
they had made themselve
He is the first to adm
night. "The main thing
trying to build a solid pr<
of South Carolina can be
fine young men."
The immediate footbal
extremely bright. Two fi
win only one game betweE
for winning varsity team:
"Things are going to I
Dietzel observes. "Right
everyone going in the sa
the same goal. If we ha
winning will take care of
"The situation is muc
went there. They had had
in a row. We were able to
first year there and when
there was just no way I
lose.
"Our first year there
times, and things got pret
got everyone going in the
set up a really sound prog
The going has been roi
he says it will get even we
he has confidence in hir
"I know we are going to
suddenly; it will come gra
be on a strong foundation.
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ased to describe it. Excuses coul
ited out that Carolina played on
in the nation. We could note tha
rued from the very start of th
uries. But when you have had
it very much consolation in lookinj
ght have happened IF.
expected too much. Perhaps the!
vave his magic wand and in a fev
th a winner where losing has toi
3o, they were in for a very rudi
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s believe he was.
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we are interested in right now i;
>gram-a program that the peoplo
proud of and one that will attrac
I future at Carolina does not loo!
-eshman teams which managed t<
mn them are not a very good basi.
get worse before they get better,'
now we are interested in getting
me direction and working towarc
ve a sound football program, the
itself.
h like the one at LSU when we
losing freshman teams two years
recruit a good freshman team our
they became juniors and seniors,
could coach them bad enough tc
we really got clobbered a few
ty discouraging at times. But we
same direction and were able to
ram."
igh his first year at Carolina, and
rse before it will get better. But
self and the people around him.
have a winner. It won't happen
dually, and when it arrives it will
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By HEYWARD ADDY
Staff Writer
Dr. W. Yeaton Wagener has had
an interesting career in athletics
which ranges from All-South At
lantic in football to heavy-weight
e boxing champion at Washington
and Lee.
Dr. Wagener joined the USC
faculty in 1929 after graduating
- from Washington and Lee and
t teaching at Texas A&M. He also
coached football at Lancaster
High School.
He enrolled at The Citadel in
1920, after graduating from Sum
merville High School. While remi
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periences, Dr. Wagener recalled
how he got his start in football.
"At the time when I graduated
from Summerville, we did not
have a football team and I had
never even seen a game.
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was preparing for their opening
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tice very much-in fact, I did not
play at all that season."
Dr. Wagener described his first
game experience in this way:
"Our first game that year was
igainst a powerful Georgia team,
which had just beaten Yale the
week before. I was the last man
picked the make the trip, and was
baken along just to see the game.
"A prep game preceded the
rarsity struggle, and I secured a
rood seat on the bench from which
[ was prepared to watch the var
;ity game. On the first play from
crimmage, our right tackle was
;idelined with a sprained ankle
nflicted upon him by a powerful
3eorgia line that included two All
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Americans. During the next few
plays, three or four more of our
linemen were sidelined.
"By this time our reserves were
getting thin, and the coach called
on me. I was so scared when I
entered the game that I was shak
ing. Since I had participated in
only one scrimmage prior to the
game, I had to be shown how to
line up.
"On the first play after I en
tered the game, due to fright and
the appearance of those two All
Americans in front of me, I nearly
beat the bail into the backfield
and dropped the tailback for a ten
yard loss. This was the only tackle
that I made the whole game, and'
I played the rest of the game."
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