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By BUNNY LANGSTON
Staff Writer
Sigma Nu captured the Fratern
ity Football Championship by de
feating Phi Delta Theta, 19-6.
SN appea red to have little
trouble gathering in the win as Phi
Delt's offense was stalled time and
time again.
TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Sigma Nu's venerable quarter
back Donnie Phillips provided the
IDuke Contracts
Still Not Signed
Carolina Head Basketball Coach
Frank McGuire said at a Tuesday
press luncheon that contracts have
not yet been signed for the Game
cocks' two games with Duke Uni
versity.
The games have been tentatively
set for Dec. 19 on the Blue )evils'
home court and Feb. 11 in Caro
lina Field House.
I)uke officials have said that if
Carolina sophomore Mike Grosso,
whose eligibility has been ques
tioned by the ACC, is allowed to
play, they would not play the
Gamecocks.
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necessa r y offensive punch by
throwing three toU('hdown passes.
A 40-yard toss to Lang Foster was
good for the initial score.
During the second half, halfback
Billy IIowell hauled in touchdown
passes of ten an(1 30 yards.
The Phi I)elt's were unable to
run against the rugged SN de
fensive forward wall, and the Nu
secondary intereepted three larion
Reed passes to fur her thwart the
Delt's offense.
STIFF (OMP'ETITION
Again't the independent cham
pions - Zone 13, Signa Nu ran
into stiff competition before win
ning out, 13-0.
The first half ended in a score
less tie as both teams had touch
downs e a I I e d back on penalties.
Time ran out with the independ.
ents on the Nu's one-foot line.
The independent line harassel
the SN quarterback, forcing had
passes and accounting for severai
losses.
However, the potent SN offense
could not he denied. Late in the
third quarter, a Phillips to .1ohn
Crosson pass covered the last yard
to give SN a i-0 lead. A pass to
Carl Ellsworth added the PAT.
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PASS INTERCEPTION
In the fourth quarter a pass in
terception by lineman Chuck Dukes
led to the final score of the after
noon as halfback Ellsworth scored
from the one.
SN won the Football Champion
ship for the second year in a row.
The champions' record was 8-0-1,
the only blemish coming as a result
of a 13-13 tie with Phi Kappa
Sigma.
Hunks
By DON hU:'
Staff Writer
After a s c o r e l e s s first half
donuinated by good defensive play,
Carolina's scout squad, b e t t e r
known as the "Hunks," exploded
fcr three second-half touchdowns
to wallop the Biddies, 19-0, in the
"Dust Bowl," an exhibition game
played at Carolina Stadium on
Nov. 17 and sponsored by the Block
"C" Club.
LONG PASS
"ii u i k" quarterback Pat Case
opened the game with a long pass
which just eluded the outstretched
h a n d s of the intended receiver.
However, the whip-armed transfer
from the University of Cincinnati
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forest fire. When you must use
fire, take these precautions:
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2 Be sure the wind is low and the
humidity high.
3 Clear a wide firebreak.
4 Have help, tools and water
handy.
5 stay with your fire until the last
spark is out.
REMEMBER:
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SALVADORI
Win 'Di
was injured in the next few pl:ay
and J o h n P a u I Chambliss ably
quarterbacked Coach Lou Hloltz's
"Hunks" the rest of the game.
It took Chambliss a while to get
accustomed to the action as the
Biddies recovered a fumble(l hand
off on the "Hunk" 37-yard line,
but the "Hunk" defense, led by
tackle Dennis Frazier, rose to the
occasion, and a Biddie field goal
attempt was short.
FROSH Ft'MBILE
In the second quarter it was the
"Hunks' " turn to try an I c:pital
ize on a Biddie error as Frazier
pounced on a fro.sh fumble on the
Biddie 17 with 4:30 remaining in
the half.
But linebacker Mac Tharpe and
middle guard Skip Keller blunted
the threat and the first half ended
in a scoreless tic.
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At the outset of the third quar
'er the Biddies tried to initiate an
c)ffensive drive from deep in their
own territory. Quarterback I' a t
W atso tried to hit winghack Rudy
lIollonan on a -idehne pass pat
tern, hut "Hunk" defensive back
;rr}b W'hite picked off the aeriai
and raced :i5 yards for a touch
down.
Martin Becker added the PA ',
and the "Ilunk-" wint ahead, 7-0.
LATE I)I('VE
The "II unks" launched another
drive late in the period which was
highlighted by a Chamhliss to Pal
mer pass pIly and a long run by
halfback Warren Muir.
(hanmli s ran around right end
for the score; IHcker's kick was
wide, and the quarter ended with
the "lunk:" leading. 1:-0.
In the fourth quarter the Bid
dies were quarterbacked by Dan
I[arbison. who led them to the H d
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end Fred /eigler w,th four < -n
secUtiV e p a s s e ' n b-, ! n,
sideline patterns. T he" fna pa, 1
went 12 y a fii th n r
of the game.
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tion. the victor:v m+ a- :
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STANDOU'TS
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h e I I e r, defensive 1aek Fht -h,
Spigner and hard-running. halfback
George Daskalak-.
The "}Hunks" were ;aed by ree
ter Ge rorge .\ ( 'arthv. t.gh' ,:
.Jeff Stevens, M rir, Irazitr. \\'h:t.
::nd defen>ive lack lRZn %uk~\u -k:.
I'roceedrs fr nm th," );ame01 w i:: h.
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'Love Thy
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Gamecock'
Stuff Writer
Out of the many players on the
Gamewock hasketball t e a n only
three go home to iething besides
an emr]pty room and th( same old
roomnlate.
They are Gary Gregory, Larry
Womna(t and Al Salvadori. all of
w homl are married.
When asked some question: con
('er,ing their marriage - basketball
rebit;ionhip' and how they are af
fe(: ' l t. they a'll generally
11rte that there 'a,n 't too much
differ,' in playirg Lad before
a::(1 after m,arriage.
II+ o(ee', Wimack commented,
I w1:13M ratner g' hiotm :o a got#"
r]n': and Iny wife tha:1 an emnpty
room.
T h rew a. i agr-l-eemnt when
a kd in a r r i ag c ' helped or
l::i T' c1t ,. pt"rft rnII nc1 ('n and3
'f ,' h . A,1 thre' sa l there
won'tmy eanr.e on courit bu'
I i a <i'' :t1 . h ped t h e !T1
alk(d w\ hetier or not they found it
harder ' k(-(p in shape :ine they
r.;v I i1 nmarr Iei, Womack re
pied3 w:th :( in m i e "Ye-." Rut
l,rercr ( . 2 i I and Salvadori
225) boh admittet to a
u\ : gh pri .-'. and blamed it Oln
tl( , I\' "' i' t. o (a h~im e' ( (ilrng.
A3l three 'aid th(ir wives were
up(rer ,f bask( t.hall and
eIncoura', g'3 tIhem very much. Mrs.
' rri:nir. h(wt e'er-. se-ile d t~ he
more nti r,tid, a her husbandl',
(du(n ti(n. but l admitted .he
real:z- s i dt.pieItIldent un W,
na('k'> part:cipati,,n in the sport.
\\ hen asked "D, marriage and
atlleti's llend3 tig'tner well?'" all
t r e e answ ered with a definite
"Ye." Each gave a different rea
son for his answer.
Salvadori said it makes a person
more settled and Woniack replied,
"It blends mn well." Gregor. the
funi:est of the trio, said. "Yes.
an li y~u <i(n't have to eat any
Russeli louse slop."
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