Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ACC, Wr Gamecoci BY JOhIN DAVID SPADE Sports EdAitor Standout Gamecock players on both the offensive and defensive units received honors this week from sportswriters and the ACC. The South Carolina Association of Sportswriters named USC quar terback Tommy Suggs along vith the Citadel's J i m c.lMillan as South Carolina's offensive players Sport Para Organimzing BY JOIIN DAVID SI'ADE Sports litor "Go" accompanied by a slap on the leg sends a man out into the blue sky, alone with just a para chute to carry him down. Skydiving has become important enough a sport to merit a collegiate chant11miIship ieet each year. 'SC has had a few skydivers jumping at Ft. Jackson, and now there is a concentrated effort to organize a sport parachute club In the CaroliniC11a cmpus. Through the efforts of 11 u g h Oldham, club organizer, prospec tive nieibers are being recruited Field A Scene Of Law Game Thea nnual Law chool fresh man-upperelass fmotball gaime will ho at 2::-n p.m. today on intramural fiohd A. Th upprlasme wvIl be try\ Ing to avenge a (1-11 tiv In last year's I ait y ear's- uppee Ilass tea was \ Id bI frm11r Oiuke AlAimerica t I k I v Art Gregory. II today's game11, th1e junlior.-SvIIr tvaml WIll havo former Gam.cock and NFL porformr d I Holler. Furman Here For Meet Carolina's creoss C4tryilY team hosts Furman this Iftern,ee'n in their second ivet of the season. North Carolina's Tar llels de featel the Gamecmcks 17-1:; earlier this wee4k dIespite a first pelace fin sIheby U~SC's Ilta\e Pede~h. In criss ciountry, tile w'liing teamii i ciled b thle tieami with the lowest tnumtber if points. t>ne pomi t is give-n fir a fitrst place finish, two fir se-ceend, and sot on. I'N C htad a 5-2 rt iril tf in irss cunat ry last ye-ar andl is mia king a heid tee evercoeii A(( track pow er 71a lal. Thie Gamiecoceks fin shed last se-asin )-9t. Ini ailtiont to) Pedede, w\ho fin ishedl eighth iuihviidually in the coneenciie last ye-at, (arilinia ran sevYen iethier traicksters: Wit Eac zka, Algie Simms, and l'aul I ier rick, all ,.f w.homt ran tr-ack last spring a ilke C ll -hard., Patrket hiiulware, J aik IC. .\ld1er, antd Rtoh. ThLe tie-it against F-utrman wIl bei held at lelIl Camip. Startmng time fori thle th ree andl one-half mdelc tiourse is 2:t5 hem. MUM CAROLINA MUM BLOSSOM SHOP FLORINS Saluda at Devine FIVE POINTSI iters Prai Ls Lead I of the week. Suggs also received recognitior from the ACC as the conference" lop offenisive back for his showinvp in the Gamecock's incredible come. back against North Carolina. Wally Orrel, a senior from S. vannah, received honors as the to defensive back in the ACC. Orrel recoverel two Tar Ilei fumbles and made two unassiste chute Clut At USC in order to secure a charter as University organization. There vill be a miniIImumII fee fo training which w%ill be turned bac into the organization for the put ebase and rental of equipment. Aiyone interested should conta lie sports office of The (;aicocl Bizarre Do Scenes New Be Filmed. 4I 2nd Big I M N URSUI * ANDRE T Ml z iUU COLDSTREAM 18-Hole Chiampi< Student GrE INVITES A MONDAY THI PRO SHOP A -TELEPHOI Directions: Turn Left 01 2.8 Miles YOU'RE ' SO se Suggs, .n Total ( tackles. One of those tackles came on a crucial third-down play which forced the Tar Heels to punt. d r ti Suggs cumented Fer Dared To #A -nCO-O litnuna.....w COUNTRY CLU >nshi ofCus rr es 25 CUToCdsrYeamU nELCOM Gof--us COEnFe$25 Orrel; )ffense Suggs has drawn the starting isignment in tosmmow's g a i e against the Georgia lulldigs. lie ranks ninth among AI:C passers even t h o u g i he has split the quarterbacking chores with Randy YO(mkuim. Yoakum ranks fifth among pass ers in the conference overall, an< leads in the completion percentage department at .529. Overall on offense the Game cocks are sitting on top of the con ference, sporting a 367.5-yard tota offense average for two games. USC's Warren Muir is leading the conference in total p o i n t s %cored with 18, and ranks second in rushing behind Virginia's Frank Quayle. Fred Zeigler, last year's leading ACC pass catcher, is running see O(d behind Duke's Marcel Courtil let in that department. Zeiglei -aught the first TD pass of his -arver in the fourth a u a r t e r against North Carolina. He's USt He insists science or preciates c dividualist of course, I lection of a iir id uaeil GAMECOCK WANT ADS Office 308 Russell House RATES Five cents per word with a minimum of 20 words. A discount of 10"' off the regular price is allowed any ad that will run consecu tively and verbatum after its initial appearance. OFFICE HOURS Mon. 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. rues. 10:00 a.m.- 11:00 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. Wed. 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Thurs. 9:00 a.m.- 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Fri. 9:00 a.m.-10:00 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. ERRORS If notified within t h r e e d a y s, The Gamecock will print a corrected ad with ~ung .SopIAiaica1e ally unconventional on doing his own ti socially ..,. that inclu4 lesign of well-tailore< nl; especially the drai le knows where he'll uits and sport jackets ly. It's the South's mc DRIT' 133*7 Ma out charge in the following Fleaiarket section. WANTED Wanted: Playboy magaalnes, 1954-1963. Will consider both sin gte Issues and sets. Must be com plete. Send your list to U-Box 5043 U.S.C. Student typist for paid corres pondence work. Hours can be ar ranged. Reasonable knowledge of English and ability to express ideas necessary. Cali Nancle Med din at 777-8003 or 777-8178 If in terested. Wantead:35 mm Iens for Pentax f 3.5 or lower. Also. 2X extender for Pentax. Contact: Lance Lewis. call 3333 campus phone. Wanted: One male to share a carpeted. air conditioned three bedroom house with two other stu dents. If interested, send name and phone number to U.S.C. Box 2147. Help Wanted: Carolina students to sing the Alma Mates after USC home games. No experience neces sary. Apply for tryout at Carolina Stadium. Oct. 5. USC vs. Univer sity of Ga. John David Spade. Wanted: Jamaican Sand for gold fish bowl. Must be authentic. Any beach will do. Will pay. Call 4220. Wanted: students willing to de liver Charlotte Obtvr%er In dormi tories and to professors' offices. Call 777-3725 or write U-4007. FOR SALE TYPING TERM PAPERS. THESES. DISSERTATIONS. EX TENSIVE EXPERIENCE. Electric typewriter. Prompt service. Call andI Iw Ize expr4 and tends to anythin ling .. . whether i Jes the way he dress J clothing that expre natic shaped silhouE find a most cornpreh ~, shirts and ties that >st unique men's stor TONS in SUeei Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347. day er night Pest Control Service. Studn4x~. perienced with nationally known post control company. Professional service. Reasonable rates. Call Ron Goodson. 796-0774 or 794-6949. BACKSTAGE ENTERPRISES (Bands Unlimited) Manager-Chip Russ. Call 787-1264 Fraternity parties Shows Socials Clubs Seiling one dOubie be in good shape. Contact Chip Gailoway at The Gamecock. Tiny toy white poodles. A.kd. registered. Championship Stock. Call 782-6553 1960 Mercedes 190 8. red leatIIr interior. 62,000 miles; needs fender. tune-up; but a classic when re stored. $350- or less. Apply 211 Queen St.. 252-2243. PERSONALS Do you have intimations of im. mortality: Do you suffer from dis. Illusionment of ten o'clock? Do not go gentle into that good night. join The Crucible. Office in Room 303-A. Russell House. To a very cute little girl please come back. I miss you. Clifton. Member of the 13th lost Tribe wished to meet exotic belly dancer. Object: a navel excursion. Call R. Seidel at 252-5112. For all those who understand: Odako lives, because 3=1. The Gamecock photography staff wishes to thank Mr. Pritchard and the USC band for its assistance and hospitality last weekend. g modern. n the arts, es. He ap sses his in tte. And, ansive col ref lect this e..