The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 27, 1967, Page Page Nine, Image 9
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Quarterback Mike Fair got the
nod to serve as captain for the
Fighting Gamecocks when t h e y
face Maryland's Terps tomorrow.
As goes Fair so go the Game
cocks this fall. When he is hot the
Gamecocks are hard to stop. Of
late he has been hampered by oc
Intramurd
Intramural action g a t h e r e d
steam last week as it entered the
second week of competition.
In action Oct. 16, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon dropped Chi Psi, 20-0; Pi
Kappa Alpha edged Phi Epsilon
Pi, 8-0; Zone 16 forfeited to Zone
four; and Zone 19 clouted Zone 15,
50-18.
Kicking off action Oct. 17,
Sigma Chi skunked Kappa Alpha,
13-0 as Lester ran 10 yards for a
touchdown and passed for another.
Zones 20 and 10 played to a 6-6
draw; Zone three defeated Zone
six, 33-18; and Zone 13 nipped
Zone 7, 19-13.
Oct. 18 saw 2one two dropping
Zone 9, 25-0; Zone eight besting
Zone 12, 15-2; Phi Delta clobber
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however, he turned in one of his
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second-half surge.
11 Action
ing Kappa Sigma, 40-0; and Zone
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On Oct. 19, Zone six tied Zone
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Contest
Fair has been a starter since
his sophomore year when he came
off the bench halfway through the
second game. The Gamecocks were
down 14-0 to I)uke and Fair led
a second-half spree that chalked
up 15 points for
the Gamecocks.
However, Duke
Scored six more
points in the
second half and
won 20-15.
In the f i rst
six games this
season he has
completed more
FAIR passes than he
did last y e a r.
Out with injuries a good part of
last season, he completed 31 out of
92 passes while this year he has
completed 50 in 106 attempts.
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PUS ACTIVITIES CALENDAR
OCTOBER 27, FRIDAY
tudents Dance, Shrine Club, 8-12 P.M.
ithology" by University Players, last night -
Drayton Hall, 8 P.M.
OCTOBER 28, SATURDAY
all at the Cockpit, 7 P.M. vs. Maryland
iT DAY TO DROP A COURSE!
OCTOBER 29, SUNDAY
ion Movie, "Fall of the Roman Empire,"
ouse Assembly Room, 3, 6, 8:30 P.M.
OCTOBER 30, MONDAY
ins, 1-6 P.M., Russell House Assembly Room
OCTOEER 31, TUESDAY
Blood Drive continues
NOVEMBER 1, WEDNESDAY
hestra Concert, Drayton Hall, 8 P.M.
Blood Drive continues
NOVEMBER 2, THURSDAY
-i Fine Film, "Mondo Cane," Russell House
.sembly Room, 3, 6, 8:30 P.M.
NOVEMBER 3, FRIDAY
inson Concert at Township Auditorium
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