The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 27, 1967, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Staff Ph
Poole Boots '
STRAIGHT TALK
From the
ROUNDHOUSE
By PAUL F. DIETZEL
Director of Atidetics
(Coach Paul F. Dietzel, wli
cupies this space, returned t<
Saturday's game and asked sp
Tom Price to pinch-hit for him
The Greatest Gamecoc
Coach Dietzel returned to th
cocks' thrilling, come-from-behini
has asked me to extend his gre
preciation for the tremendous
played such a vital role in the Cc
By the time you read this, C
ficiently recovered to return full
although he will be in a cast for
as if the top skiier in the Dietzel
Ann and the children zip down tl
Coach Dietzel was able to
wide network television show;
most of you heard him call th<
win the greatest comeback he
with in football.
Looking back over my 21 s
Carolina, it was THE BIGGES'I
have staged although the 1949 C
ginia game, and the 1957 Texas I
backs.
In each of those, however,
being two touchdowns behind wh
at halftime last Saturday night.
above-mentioned games, the opI
tially ahead-had not so compl
going as Virginia did Saturday i
As significant as these great
win over Virginia has to be bigg
the first half, the Gamecocks ret
fense, which was so overwhelmned
ginia out-except for Quayle's
the second half and was chiefly r
Gamecock scores with Pat Wat
and Gene Schwarting's fumble
21-yard line.
The offense, bottled up by
fact that Virginia controlled th(
really came through in great she
of the 11 starters graded in th
and the eleventh graded as a "wi
the game films on Sunday.
Two of the offensive hir
starting for the first time, an
pions. Jack James replaced thi
left guard and blocked at 88 j
Fusaro replaced Hyrum Pierce
a grade of 82 per cent. It w.
everyone to have received suei
these two newcomers.
Mike Fair played perhaps hi
back. In addition to running wi
although we threw only five tir
excellent. Warren Muir, althoL
limited by his hip injury, was
touchdown. His replacement, Cu
well as did Andy Chavous, anotU
from second team split end to ri.
We certainly don't want to
field goal by Jimmy Poole that S
I wasn't sure Jimmy could kick1
drilled it right through.
On the darker side, we pre
Cord for at least three weeks.
desired chance to play some a
fine job, reinjured his leg ar
Doctors fear calcium depositsi
is not allowed to heal complet<
miss several games.
Wally Orrel, our fine safet:
straight game and it looks as
season with a bad knee. Wally
Orrel, had another excellent g
looks like a worthy replacement.
On the plus side, Bob Cole
after missing the Virginia game
really missed Bob who calls our
strong linebacker post and gives
leadership. However, Ron Runc
earned the "Cock of the Walk"
player against Virginia.
This week, we play our
against Maryland and we are
Maryland has not won a game
to score on. Syracuse manage
a 7-3 wIn, and nationally-rank
was behind 3-0 at halftime.
Coach Dietzel will be back wi
next week, barring unforseen co
mane~ his greetings to all of you.
Co
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Field
By P
Tops
By CAR]
Sports
Early in the
Saturday's Carol!
to by Chief Photographer Chip Galloway two couples in s<
[he' Kick They said thi
any better.
An hour lat<
of hands reach
their alma mat<
works from the
the sky with cc
And Carolina
close to going w
Because the G
over (luring a
half, had shaken
settled down t
hammered out ;
victory over an
ginia team that
lie down and pla
So Virginia, 14
ose column normally oc- ning sensation F
his hospital bed after plastered the li
3rts information director for 17 points <h
this week. Ed's note.) in which the US
k Comeback Ever little right.
e hospital after the Game- But the sect
I victory over Virginia and different story.
etings to you, and his ap- took the openir
Homecoming support that deep into Virgii
rolina victory. were thwarted :
Dach Dietzel should be suf- The CavalierF
time to his coaching duties stopped by a
ibout six weeks and it looks Gamecock defenm
family may have to watch suing punt sop]
e slopes this winter. son brought
Darticipate in his state- crowd of 34,159
Sunday and I am sure he squirmed in
a Gamecock Homecoming raced 67 yards t
has ever been associated the scoreboard.
Seconds later
easons of association with Gamecock defen
comeback the Gamecocks a fumble at the
lemson game, the 1952 Vir- on a daring fo
,ame were also great come- quarterback Mik
Garnto open in
the Gamecocks won after the score bec.
ile they trailed by 17 points Gamecocks went
Also, in each of the three conversion, and
)onents-although substan- nected through
etely dominated the early Garnto, narrow
light. lead to 17-15.
comebacks were, this year's But Quayle,
er. Thoroughly whipped in the Gamecocks
used to be beaten. The de- the resulting
in the first half, shut Vir- off one tackler,
90-yard kickoff return-in the way to pas
esponsible for the first two ginia a 23-15 1
son's 67-yard punt return With Carolina
recovery at the Virginia behind, the Ca,
attempt a two.
oor field position and the but Candler noe
football in the first half, terback Gene A
pe in the second half. Ten of the air.
a "championship" category Once a g a i n
aner" when coaches studied Gamecocks roar<
ten minutes rern
emen were sophomores partly lame WA
I both played like cham.- jured a g a i n s
e injured Bob Morris at charged 14 yards
er cent efficiency. Tony (lIe to bring the
at right tackle and had two points.
is extremely pleasing to Tlhe Gamecocl
fine performances from the score, thou
halted a yard sh
s finest game at quarter- and with ten m
all and passing effectively, ginia led by twe
ies, his play selection was Jncredibly, it
gh his playing time was now scer ea m
excellent and scored a big Gamecocks one,
rtis Williams, also blocked back. This tii
er sophomore, who shifted ahead.
ght halfback. The winning
overlook the great clutch lahy so close
:ave us our winning poin ts.I crowdl had to
:hat far-45 yards-but he breaking into
turmoil. With!
bably have lost Toy Mc. Jimmy Poole 1
Toy, who got his long- field goal that 1
.t quarterback and did a the crossbar, g
id also hurt a shoulder. 24-23 lead-their
may form in the leg if it night.
ely, so Toy will probably j Stalled on ti
just over a mur
r man, missed his second ginia called
if he may be out for the nraxton Hill
Medlin, who has replaced match Poole's<
ame against Virginia and Hill's boot sai
true, but it fell
should be back this week again the huge
with a sprained ankle. We breath, then che
defensive signals from his Carolina held
us a lot of experience and minute, and wh
h filled in admirably and called the most
award as our top defensive back in his con
over.
next-to-last home game For the first
in a dangerous position. Muir lost the /
but has been very hard D)uke's Frank
d only one touchdown In 149 yards Satur<
ed North Carolina State 462 edge over tl
Still leading t
th his column in this space Fred Zeigler wi
mplications. Meanwhile, he tions and Mike
completions for
[ne.back.
cks Mei
Goal
>ole
Va.
L STEPP
Editor /
third quarter of
na-Virginia game
ction 42 left.
ngs couldn't get
r as thousands
ed out to toast
?r, brilliant fire
State Fair filled
dor.
Stadium came
'ild. .,~
amecocks, romped
frustrating first
off the cobwebs,
o business, and
a fantastic 24-23
underrated Vir
nobody told to
y dead.
Ad by junior run
'rank Quayle, had
stless GamecocksF
iring a first half
C squad could do
)nd half was a
The Gamecocks Take
g kickoff, drove
iia territory, and
;hort of the goal. By DON HULT
, however, were Staff Writer
suddenly fired-up Undefeated but once ti
e, and on the en- lira's freshman football s
romore Pat Wat- try to wrap up its unbeat
the Homecoming today when the Biddies
to their feet as the Wake Forest frosh.
to the clear and Gametime is 3 p.m. W
o put Carolina on broadcast the action from
Stadium beginning at 2:4
the s u r g i n g Last week the Biddies
se came up with third game of the year by
Cavalier 21, and the Clemson freshmen, 2
urth-down gamble Five minutes before g,
e Fair found Ben as the home team (C I
the end zone, and waited quietly near their
ime 17-13. The resounding roar went up
for a two-point visitors' dressing room.
Fair again con- Se c o n d s later firebr
the air with Bailey led the i$ddies
ing the Virginia field, and the game got t
MONTGOMERY INTEI
who harassed The Biddies kicked off a
all night, took back Don Montgomery qi
kickoff, bounced tercepted on the Cub :i
and rambled all running by fullback Al L.
'dirt to give Vir- halfback Steve DiCarlo I
ulge. - - - _
only eight points
raliers elected to J)r. ~ ii
*point conversion,.
ydl plucked quar- 4 jU
rnette's pass out:i em o
the determined
d( back, andl with A 1 1 z u
aining to play, a R U
'arren Muir (in
t Florida State)
through the mid- The Pat McGu ire M e
Gamecocks within Scholarship Fund has b)e
lished at USC in memor
s faled o knt[lte Mrs. Frank McGuire
g,a FarwsCarolina's head basketbal
y of the goal line, Acmitecmoe
inutes to go, Vir- Terry of Columbia; Ben
of Burlington, N. C.; Dr
' smee totheVine of Chapel Hill; an(
simned crod the J. Baroni of Oradell, N
gin srw,te bee n selected to aidl in ti
ruea sthomped estalish~ment.
no tey frged Funds contributed wil
ministeredl undler the (hr
blo0w came on a the USC Endowment Fui
tha th huhedagement Committee.
;igh relief before Interest from gifts and
s:4tdium-shaitl will be used in the perma
5:4t o itegram of education suppor
>ootedl a 45-yard ,athletic program.
'arely eased above Character, n e e d and
iving Carolina a ability will be considere
-first lead of the awarding of scholarships
wih cipient may receive mor(
le US 5wt permitted by ACC rules.
ute to play, Vir- * * *
on placekicker There will be a soce<
to attempt to Frid(ay at 3 p.m. on Fie
Iramatic kick. tween The Citadel and
iled straight andl soccer interest group.
inches short--and The match is the firn
crowdl let out its w~hichi the Carolina play
cred-. scheduled. They scrimma
on for the final hees College twice this w
at Coach Dietzel The group has petition
satisfying come- come the official USC So<
ching career was * * *
Selected Cock of the
time this season, (defensive play in Saturds
LCC rushing lead. against Virginia was I
Ryan rushed for Ron Bunch.
lay to take a 476- Bunch filled in for inj
kie USC fullback. Cole and turned in fin
he conference are and three assists. He al
th 24 pass recep- one of the highest (defensi
Fair with 50 pass when coaches gradled filr
Nips Virg
et Terps
Staff Photo b
Rough Going For Garnto
Sting Cler
On Wake I
a first down but Bill )uPre's ;0- for ('a
yard field goal try was wide. Anot
Caro- Moments later Carolina's Tyler 01n the
-uad will Hellams recovered a fumble on the : SC s
n season Clemson 2.1, and this time the Iid- foir 8.1
take on dies scored. Two
Quarterback Tommy Suggs, fad- (lens
USC will ing to pass but finding no one counte
Carolina open, slid off to his right, eluded fig th.
5. t a c k I e r s, and skirted into the
von their cGrner of the end zone 26 yards
stopping a w a y. DuPre's conversion was r
8-13. good. 1
ime time A snap that sailed over punter
im s o n) Ken Walkup's head gave Clemson St
bench a the ball on the Carolina 1.> mid
from the way in the second quarter. But theI n
Biddie defense tightened and ('em- l
and I)on son could not score.
onto the HIALI-1131E LEAI) ('1an
nderway. Led by passes from Suggs to State
,CEPTS end Bill Duffle, the Biddies drove (AC
nd rover- to the Clemson one, where Suggs ing co
ickly in- sneaked over for the score. The ("Ien
. Strong Biddies led at halftime, 1.1-0. I0. ing
sher and L-ate in the third period, Suggs :-1
icked up fi redl a 1-1 -yardt striike to 1)iC.. c im ing
- )ea,
final
twoi ti
[al Program
i
iced Tuesday
mi o r i a I Foi'mer tSC split endl J. R. Wil- "3
in estab- burn set a Pi ttsbiurgh Steelei's pass Thei
y of the receiving re'ordl Sunday whlen lie I Tom
wife of (caught 12 passes against D allIas. h mdI a
I coach. Witlburn hothls C'ai'olina records for to I Aa
of John career recipt ions (70, one' season I'NC
R. Lilien (38 ), and single game (9). and I
.Lou L. -- - ------ - -
WYill iamn
J., has
e fund's
be ad
action of
ds Mlan
bequests
rient pro
for the
athletic
. in nthe
*r match
1(d A be
the USC1
t of six
ers have
gedt Vor
eek.
ed( to lbe
cer Club.
NValk for
y's game
nebacker
uared Bob
a tackles ''
to scoredt
b?e grades
is of the =cCon
inia, 24-23;
Saturday
Maryland
Features
Defense
By JAY BENDER
Asst. Sports Editor
USC's Fighting Gamecocks will
facC an opponent that is almost
the exact opp)osite of Virginia
sSaturday.
SThe Maryland Terrapins are
winless, but they play hard-nosed
defense. USC's scouts have been
impresset with the way the Terp
defensive unit hits.
The Terp offense is suffering
'"" ," ,. the lack of an experiencedqu
qtrbck and has scored only 12
.points in four games.
thecampaign the Gamecocks
Chief Photographer Chip Galloway will have few personnel changes
fro lstweek. Sophomore
wutHolloman will start at
rag halfback, a move which
uchdownsmore speed to the
Sny Ue Nbackfield.
Fu their Warren Muir, line
""iakerBobCole andI offensive
uad orris should be able
ngo speed by game time
w ' Saturday night. Cole missed the
the gamey ant the other two
w ri d ti- at less than top form due
rln'tir Maryland's new coach, Bob
r.nastir ho,ce'nrlas"os
bea nt ti .1 tny .1ellams, Ward inspirational men
Cult\ 11, set up the final tor and his team could catch
c'ore, as l)iCarloo swept end the sp)ark. He was Maryland's
y'ar"ds. first All - America f o00 t b a l l
loing despelat ion pa~sss iby player as a 185-pound guard in
it in the final pc"riod ac. 1950. H is jersey is the only one
I for two toeuncbdoewns, nlak- ever retired at Maryland.
final scorc read 28-13. Sophomore southpaw C h u c k
I)riSal 'en the starting quarter
bacek spot and observers feel that
he x a potential great. e is in
Tree Squaas neead ryln and offensive
win, p r-se
L Unbeaten fense that stresses passing, an
SPl y imndication of the faith coachers
Ahanve in Drimal's ability.
Split end Rick Carlson is Drim
dlita, ( e n nd N. C trba choice target. e scored the
renta inei Iundefeated in erps' ime touchdown of the sea
Ietion this week by record- son agingt North Carolina State.
n fer-ence victories Satu rday. Maryland's ground game to date
ison halteew its three-game has been inept, but backs Billy
,triak by besting [ Ruke, l.oHett an Kenny Dutton are
me.- ru halba ck at moe sic
talfas lulel (or c shouldnn addto ospe t he at
it'abackiel.fomlttra
chewn fo theTgrs. acne Torai Conlte ads ofensv
cto golfulifspeed:by gameNtime
trmdous sped. Hoe missd ah
Viehi itgm'i n 10rd i ck-off an rteter aswo
tot oi audy mriesa.
1: C ;jckc p is frst a d ies the Clespronalme n-re
he'~tat'evr Marbetel tor ndn hsurgery forl th e
12 amelosng trek. othe o s ark tor ca arag ladst
w nilirst All -sAflrica1f1o-o,tTuesday.
* St tae o May-plyerd rein18-urd higuid
195t0.WeFretgostota His jrseyi thoh itnwis o
Virgniatraels o VI everi sietirede orat. s
C. State'klspot anatobserversfourlweeks
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