Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Franki: D EXISTENTIALISM I manner that which is properly n."-Gabriel Marcel dcover INI > s tthew Thornton pto Reading Pei s.what you write eas- new kind of peri Is it the Reading Pen, fillable Reading rites clear and bold. Available in a n int. this is an entirely Serintods new I crami q hoto by Chief Photographer Chip Gallowa 11?' necock touchdown, declared er they unpiled the stack-ip. Anyone interested in particiy a member of his dorm governm the new zones which have been < Town Men's Association Zone. Anyone interested in officii the intramural office between 3 COPEL. TRA DITIOI by ENRO ar SL By PALM BE had signed his i, he'd be remei with a durable Fiber-Tlp. Oct the r Pen for $1. Refills come in 12 color rn-refillable model for 39#'. Write wit Leading Pen. You'll be rememberci ole For By GAIL LOWRY Staff Writer Things got off to a boom start in the ACC Saturday as 1 teams, each with a clean slate o again, started to work on the defeated season they all drc Q about. Of foremost importance on c pus was the Carolina victory o Iowa State, 34-3. An enthusia crowd of 26,443 watched the Ga cocks score five touchdowns four extra points for their f home victory since November, 1! The Gamecocks will begin tl battle for the ACC title Satur< night when they host the No Carolina Tar Heels. South Carolina will meet six c ference foes (uring their ten-g. season, including all ACC te: but North Carolina State. Last year the Gamecocks pla four conference teams. In conference openers, a doul header in R"leigh, N. C. saw North Carolina State victory o UNC, 13-7, as 195-pound ser (U rterback Jim Donnan fir.-( 55-yard game-winning pass to Henry Martell. In the nightcap, the Duke F ating in intramurals should conta ent. This includes boys who live 'stablished in Columbia Hall and ti sting intramural activities, conta and 6 P.M. Monday through Frida AND CO. MAL SHIRTS d VAN HEUSEN kCKS ACH and FRETZ name nt - |NewAbe ti Crow Devils defeated Wake For 13. Duke had trouble geti offense started and missed ing scoring opportunities in th ive ing minutes of the gam( nce finally got fired up late in t un- quarter when Dick Rie ,am kicked a 47-yard field goal. A three-yard pass from im- back Al Woodall to Pete ver and a 73-yard drive clim, stic Larry Davis' scoring plungo me- headed the I)uke victory m. xnd Both Wake touchdown: irst scored on efforts by Fredd 165- mers. ieir Two runs from the one lay Calabrese padded the Blue rth convincing margin. Two ACC teams will set on- tomorrow for the first timc Lme son will meet Wake Forest ims Virginia Cavaliers will t Army. 'ed The Clemson-Wake Fore: shapes up as a good on 'dc- Clemson is pre-season favo: a Wake For-'st, who fell to I) ver been tabbed by some wri iior an ACC dark horse. I a Although Virginia le end total offense record hold Davis, Coach George Bl Ilue seems to think the 1967 d - unit will hold up fine. ct The last team to open in conference will he Maryla e will meet Oklahoma Sept. juries, 100-d.-gree weath< ct academic deficiencies are ti lems Coach Bob Ward fa season. His main advanta senior linebackers Jim L and Lou Stickel. USC-Clems, Game Tick Go 'On Sa Tickets for the Carolir son game Nov. 25 must b< up next week, Sept. 25-29. Jack Thompson, in ch. student ticket sales, said tI that students must secui tickets next week if they _o get them. The same procedure for distributing tickets to t game will be followed, he Seniors, graduate stude law students may reserv Monday, juniors Tuesday, mores Wednesday, f r e : Thursday and all students Thompson added that must pick up their coupoi no later than today, Sept. coupon books will be gio next week, and tickets ca received without them, he Thompson said the ticl' tribution procedure had be ning 'beautifully well" tl this season. "I've been amazed a smoothly things have go year comp)aredI to last Thompson saidl. "The studlents seem to1 system now that they und it . . . and it's amazing wh ning dloes for your sales." MEN LAC U est, 31 Ling its several e open . They he first senfield uarter Schafer ier by Last year it began. irch. And last week it contir 3 were le Sum- "It" is the development begun several years ago, by Jay Paul Dietzel as athletic d Devils' night by a fantastic bunc action They came to WIN, Clem- night. Nothing, includin ake one ties, could stop them. The old adages about s t game that stuff have long been e since rite a( sports column. But Satu: i.ke, has were corny, especially the ters as Saturday's Gamecocks st ACC team this writer has ever er Bob time. When they came on ackburn they were out to give eve 'fensiv ' Their spirit was truly team put out the best pe in the squad never stopped hustl nd who work alone. It was a joi :. In- team . . . and it paid off. 'r, andl le prob- The game's turning res this early in the second hal: ges are platoon, backed up to th avrusky Iowa State offensive tht When the defensive un rang with the cheers of their "brown-bagging" an )l. dous effort. ts And the cheering was ULS tor and head coach. Shout I on the back, Dietzel prov needed. And the rest of t fans in applauding the def a-Clem - picked That was the way it The heroes were not the irge of defense. is week The heroes of Saturday ." their cocks, a solid unit of n< intend wanted to win so badly tr folowed than almost anyone woulk he UNC When the Carolina del said. the Cyclones were out of i nts and went to work to annihilate e seats soeats Much has been said h om e n win was Dietzel's first h i n Carolina's first opening tuiday. was the worst licking de books manhandled Wake Fore 22. No To say the win is a big ,en out rave on and on is useless. nnot be the Gamecocks will face s, said. :et dis- The most important th en run- was not that Carolina de ius far It was that the Gamn unbeatable pitch, worke t how ive, to accomplish what ne this more than anything els That spirit, priceless ike the era." at in- And that was Saturda: And that meant victory See Us for S OR LADIES' LEVIS, OR WRANGLERS WESTERN WEAl ACME WESTERN BC IES' OR MEN'S RAl Novelty Items or Most Anything GE LE' >RNER LADY AND ASSEMBi OPEN EVENING IN STEPP by CARL STEPP Sports Editor ued. of the Carolina athletic program, highlighted by the acquisition of irector, and sped along Saturday h of Gamecock gridders. those Gamecocks of Saturday g a rash of heartbreaking penal pirit and desire and hustle and all discarded as corny material for a -day night nobody thought they Carolina football team. were the most spirited football seen. That means ever. At any the field, there was no doubt that rything they had. magnificent. Every player on the rformance he could muster. The ing. Nobody was forced to do his it effort by a fired-up Gamecock point was obvious. It came when a gritty USC defensive e wall, slammed the door on an -ust. it left the field, Carolina Stadium excited football fans who forgot d socializing to salute a tremen led by Paul Dietzel, athletic direc ing praise and slapping his players ided the encouragement the team he team, on their feet, joined the ense. was. Something was different. offense. And they were not the r's game were the Fighting Game ,ver-give-up football players who iat they did so more convincingly I have predicted. 'ense halted the Iowa State drive, t. Tasting success, the Gamecocks their opposition. And they did. and much has been written. The in Carolina Stadium; it was game victory since 1965; and it alt by the Gamecocks since they 3t 38-7 two years ago. one is an understatement. But to There are nine more games, and >me mighty tough opposition. ing that happened Saturday night molished Iowa State. ecocks, inspired to a practically d together, dogged and explos each man on the team wanted e. ind matchless, heralds the "new r's Gamecocks. LEERIDERS I PARKAS VT'S Y STREETS