Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ACC Squ Six of Ei By GAIL LOWRY Staff Writer Six teams out of eight in the Atlantic Coast Conference wen down to defeat Saturday, witi only Duke and N. C. State emerg Cross-Country Squad Seeks First Victory Carolina's cross-country team under Coach Weems Baskin and his assistant Rob Brown, has par ticipated in four meets and is stil looking for its first victory. The team is composed of tw< distance runners (David Peddi< and Al Simms) and several mid cie distance runners. 4 "We are using these meets just as a workout for the next trac< season," Coach Baskin said. "It breaks the monotony of training every clay and gives the runners some competition." Over courses varying from 3.5 to 5.1 miles, the Gamecocks have lost to North Carolina 22-41; Fur man, 23-35; Duke, 19 44; and Clemson, 24-35. One of the highlights of th< season has been the running of Peddie, who has won three of four meets, Brown said. The Headquarters for BOOKS SUPPLIES AND GIFTS Owned and Operated by The University of South Carolina Enjoy Our Fast Take-Out Service ads Lose ht Games ing victorious. The Clemson Tigers were handed their third straight defeat in a game at Auburn, 43-21. Halftime score was Auburn 26 Clemson 21. The Tigers played the entire second half without Jimmy Addison, their star passer, who passed for 155 yards and two touchdowns before being injured. Nationally ninth-ranked N. C. State journe.yed to College Park, Md., and beat the winless Mary land Terrapins, 31-9. Duke's Blue Devils nipped the Virginia Cavaliers, 13-6, in an other Saturday game. Bob Riesenfield, Duke's soccer style kicker, missed the first ex tra point of his career in the game, although he made good on the second conversion attempt. In another out - of - conference clash, Wake Forest fell to Mem phis State, 42-10. The UNC Tarheels dropped their fifth contest of the year, losing 10-8 to Air Force. Tomorrow Clemson will journey to Duke, Maryland will travel to North Carolina, N. C. State will be host to Wake Forest, and South Carolina will face Virginia. *12 FU LL-FASHIOl America's favorite Ion cause it fits best .. . I no underarm bind. Pop washing and drying. softness. The colors a Sizes S-M-L-XL. *Tsxtralred yarn, 100% DuPont ni Hedric] 718 SaIuc FIVE I BestI tala Fc Variety of 1 *Spaghetti & *Roast Beef Sc *Chef's Salad *Stacked Hanw 975 KNOX Two4 111ocks South Phone ACC R( Team Con USC N. C. State Clemson Duke Virginia Maryland UNC Wake Forest Intramur The 1967-68 Intramural Pro gram season opened last week with flag football and the addition of four new zones. Columbia Hall, Zones 11 and 12; Town Men's Association, Zone 3; and Married Students Union, Zone 21, are the newest teams to be added to USC's rapidly ex panding intramural program. Last week's intramural scores included Kappa Sigma 31, Pi Kappa Phi 0; Alpha Tau Omega 22, Phi Epsilon Pi 0; Zone 13, 6, Zone 15, 0; Zone 2, 13, Zone 4, 0. Also, Phi Kappa Sigma 47, Chi Psi 0; Zone 19, 21, Zone 8, 7; Zone TAN* lED BAN-LON* KS ID E g-sleeve knit shirt be oks besti Knit to fit it in the automatic for Keeps its shape and re terrificl rIon. a Avenue OINTS ~ZZa od Ever! 3 Pizzas Meat Balls Indwich Sandwich ABBOTT DRIVE of Howard Johnson's 794.5469 OUNDUP ference Record Overall 2-0 3-2 2-0 5-0 1-0 1-3 2-1 3-2 1-1 2-2 0-1 0-3 0-2 0-5 0-3 0-5 als Begin 3, 18, Zone 16, 6; Zone 9, 13, Zone 10, 12; Phi Delta Theta 46, Lambda Chi Alpha 7. And Zone 7, 18, Zone 1, 12; Zone 21, 25, Zone 12, 0; Zone 20, 0, Zone 18, 26; Sigma Nu 33, Sigma! Phi Epsilon 0; Zone 2, 14, Zone 11, 0; Zone 14, 19, Zone 9, 12; Zone 17, 13, Zone 5, 6. i I w. COUNTRY COMBO C00 FIVE STEPS TO Step one: Come into our store smart 4-piece Country Sports Comb Step two: Slip into the solid Post. 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Teriffic. Step three: for sire. Even better. Step four: otice how well it blends on either stry Sport Coat with its 3-button nt, lapped teams and patch flap ed in your favorite shade. Now, .95 and it's all yours. MEN'S SHOP otumbia, S. C. lIock Fridays JOIN ...Iet the [PORTUNITIES ALL - I PETROEUM -CHE V L___COAL-PLANT FO SEE YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICER TOD ( A '~-See your Pi If you're ur formation lI the kind ol geographic P.O Belt F >r Secoi )rought thfe t t . thf' 2 .andi frf,:m; hefrf' ru,hf': byf t'.hf"r and quar - t"rback Randy Yi"akumn Ih-d t') rvillian's t wo-yard buck for the tec"ndi tf,uc"hdow\n. F1u rl'tn u if,vd'l inl flr a fi'hl ,~al and sf"f"mf"d to, b" gai1nmp en;E' \wa.- SI>wE by a r irs f ff-idlf p enalth-fs and a touchdow,Nn as. \was cal. -I ,ark by a pefnaity. Late in the second period, how ever, the Riddies struck again after guard Iraink .lohn sot blocked a pu nt on the Fur mlan two. From Ithere 1)iCarlo punched it o\e'r to give Of-arolin;a a 19-3 halftime edge. 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