The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 17, 1967, Page Page Eleven, Image 12
Going
It looks like an unusual H
it works. The ballcarrier,
down. The action occurret
A battle last Thursday at Caroli
Bohunks
In Grid S
By DON HULT
Staff Writer
As the cliche states, "experi
ence counts," and such was the
case at Carolina Stadium last
Thursday.
Carolina's m o r e experienced
varsity reserves, braced by a ball
hawking defense and propelled by
hard-running Don Dunning,
chopped down the freshman Bid
dies, 21-13, in the annual Frosh
Bohunk football battle.
Since the two teams practice
together and since several fresh
men will be seeking positions on
future varsity teams, feeling ran
very high for the game.
The Bohunks, including varsity
reserves and red-shirts, scored
first with five minutes to go in
the first quarter on a smash by
fullback Dunning.
Swimmers
By STEVE KELLEY
Staff Writer
As Carolina's swimming team
headed into its seventh week of
practice Monday, Coach Jack
Thompson expressed pleasure with
its progress.
The team has been looking
"v'ery exceptional for this early in
the training season," according to
the coach.
Among the squad members
who have stood out in practice,
aThompson said, Is Covington
Stanwyck, a sophomore from
Washington, D. C.
Stanwyck, called the "most im
proved swimmer on the squad,"
has been swimming the 500 and
1000-yard freestyle events and in
an intra-squad meet Saturday
came close to the school record in
the 1000-yarder.
David White, a junior, has been
impressive in the 200-yard indi
vidlual medley, added the coach,
and Jim Weinzettle has swum the
100-yard breaststroke in near rec
ord time.
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Down
'ay to tackle, but apparently
.ding over backwards, went
(luring the Frosh-Bohunk
na Stadium.
[op Frosh'
crimmage
A Biddie fumble in the second
quarter led to a second Bohunk
score as Dunning cracked over
from two yards out.
The Biddies posted their first
points late in the first half when
a 30-yard bullet pass from Tom
Suggs was deflected off the hands
of Ken Walkup and into the hands
of an alert Tom Trevillian.
The teams battled on even
terms throughout the third period
until 'hunk halfback Ron Palmer
returned a Biddie punt to the Bid
(lie 19. Quarterback Dan Harbi
son directed the squad in for the
touchdown, with Dunning scoring
his third TD.
In the waning minutes of the
game the Biddies tacked on their
final tally, set up by a 33-yard
aerial from Randy Yoakum to
Trevillian. Bob Miranda plunged
two yards for the score.
Ready Fc
S e n i o r Bill Muller, team
standout last year, was married
this summer and reported a
l i t t I e overweight, Thompson
continued. He added that he
hopes the ace swimmer will be
in top shape for the Dec. 2
opening meet against North
Carolina.
Diving is in the hands of Vie
Laughlin, defending champion in ,
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By GAIL LOWRY
Staff Writer
While the Gamecocks rested
Saturday, other teams in the At
lantic Coast Conference had quite
a day.
N. C. State, third ranked in na
tional polls, took on a rough Penn
State team and came out on the
short end of a 13-8 count. It was
the first loss for the Wolfpack,
who remain unbeaten in ACC
play.
State will meet Clemson, also
undefeated in league action, in a
showdown battle at Clemson's
Death Valley Saturday. A win by
Clemson would leave Carolina a
chance to tie for the conference
crown.
LIONS SCORE EARLY
In the Penn State game, the
Nittany Lions scored twice in the
first seven minutes, driving 60
yards with the opening kick-off
and scoring again on a 67-yard
run from scrimmage.
State scored on two field goals
and a safety. The Wolfpack
barely missed scoring inside the
Penn State five in the closing
moments.
Saturday was Homecoming at
Clemson and the Tigers responded
with a 28-7 triumph over Mary
land. Buddy Gore and Jimmy Ad
dison led the Tiger attack.
Virginia scored twice in one
minute during the first quarter,
then went on to trounce UNC,
40-7, in a night game at Char
lottesville.
I)UKE WINS
In other ACC action, fired-up
Duke romped past Navy, 35-16, in
the 21st annual Oyster Bowl in
Norfolk.
Navy scored first on a field
goal, but Duke took a 7-3 second
quarter lead on a run by Pete
Schaefer.
At halftime it was 10-7, favor
of Navy, but Duke roared back to
score four more times and nail
down the victory.
In another night game, Wake
Forest captured its third straight
>r Opener
the one- and three-meter board
events. Thompson considers his
chances of repeating as champion
to be "excellent."
A new NCAA ruling which
gives freshmen eligibility for
swimming should help the Caro
lina mermen who "have probably
as good a class of freshmen as
any school in the conference,"
Thompson said.
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Mulvihill had to make a come
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Called upon at mid-season to l
employ his running talents more
often, the signal caller has re
sponded, scoring five touchdowns
over ground.
Soccer Club
Meets CBC
On Saturday
The Soccer Club had an open
(late last week, but they will be
back in action here Saturday
against Columbia Bible College.
Game time is 2 p.m.
The club has played two games
and two scrimmages this year,
scoring no less than eight goals
per game. The club has won both
of its contests.
Several games and scrimmages
are scheduled for the remainder
of the year, including battles with
The Citadel and Vorhees College.
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O'Farrell, who also plays center
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eight games ago seems a din
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had victory swiped away fro
Week by week coaches,
their breath as the thin
fighters knocked heads w
ranks.
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has been called many things
good coaching, Dietzelism. I
team has hung on.
The year opened in a blaz
cess. Iowa State was clobber
Duke was swatted down on
which backed up a fourth-pe
The bubble burst. Geo
pretty fair teams, toppled
little; many thought the G
Then came Virginia. The
magnificent. The Gamecocks
Homecoming crowd nearly m
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Wake Forest ambushed th
drifted away. Hope remainec
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But hope and this 1967
They called it luck for a w
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football team. Being good in,
and things like that; most
More is to come. Alabama
become almost awesome as I
fantastically successful footb
Don't count the Gamecock.
Alabama. The Tide has ev
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Then comes Clemson.
Tigers, applauding themsel
season, had to hide out for i
of four. Then they began t
The game, besides being
more riding on it. It may
have a share in the ACC title
ren Muir's hopes for ACC ru
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at Carolina. Nine weeks and
i memory.
n games they should have,
hey had no business winning.
ere supposed to, and they have
m them.
players and fans have held
ranks of Gamecock football
ith bigger men and thicker
on by an invisible thread. It
spirit, desire, determination,
he name doesn't matter. The
e of somewhat unexpected sue
ed; North Carolina was edged.
a last-ditch defensive stand
riod rally.
rgia and Florida State, two
the Gamecocks. People said
amecocks had had it.
comeback was classic. It was
down by 17, won by one. A
'ent mad. The next week the
d.
e Gamecocks. ACC title hopes
I where an undefeated confer
team somehow go together.
hile. Five games aren't won
)st of the time, been a good
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important, it includes ability.
is next. Playing the Tide has
lear Bryant has constructed a
All empire.
i out. They may just knock off
idenced a vulnerability. The
n it.
That is THE game. The
ves pretty freely before the
ts first half. They lost three
o jell. Now they're winning.
THE game, may have much
if Clemson knocks off State)
riding on it; it may have War
shing champion; it may mean
break-even season or a win
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