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Tom Sugg Soph QB Tom Suggs has be named ACC Back of the Week f the second time. The former Lamar star was al runner-up for national honors the Collegiate Player of the We, and also a close second as Stz 3ack of the Wek. Suggs was honored for his pl in Carolina's 49-28 upset victo over Virginia. During that game, the Gan Befo Tod complin has side thing Shirt, th, Suits an Free Parking On Is ACC Bac: en cocks set or equalled 13 s c h o o I or records, and four ACC marks. I Suggs, now Carolina's starting iso quarterback, set ACC and school as marks for most TD passes in a k, game with five. Lte His 12 completions to Freddie, Zeigler gave Zeigler the Carolina ay record for m o s t passes in one ry game; the ACC mark is 16. Zeigler also broke Clyde Ben ie- nett's career yardage m a r k of re You Bu le Certain ay's suit is not that of lent the male - not jus vents, or a deep inveri SHAPE." It is a total loo e Right Tie. We invite d Sport Jackets - desi! j~riti "Corn mtill'ed 1337 Mai k Of Week l,021 by 59 yards. He is tied with 3ennott for most TI) receptions n a season with six. The talented flanker also' broke areer marks for most receptions, ind the single game record for nost TID pass catches. Suggs' passing performance in hu Virginia game marked the see )nd time in as many weeks that ie has thrown for over :300 yards. 'Ie has thrown seven TD's in the ast two games. y A New it is One ye s coverhis bck. n. Stra Suggs Suit S s e Right Bheternit nd. Open a Gamecock Charge Intramur Into Fin BY SUE TANNER Staff Writer As Intramural Football draws to an end the culmination of games won is drawing a focus to several teams to be the major contenders for the championship. In the Fraternity L e a g u e I, clashing to determine the winners will be PiKA, Sigma Nu, and Phi Delta Theta. R o I I i n g along ir League II are Phi Kappa Sigma at the top, with Chi Psi, Phi Ep silon Pi, and Sigma Chi serving notice behind them. There is little contest in the Independent League I, as the Zone 21 has it almost determined, al though Zones 1, 18 and 17 may offer some competition. League II is a melange with Zones 1, 14, and 3 floating around somewhere near the top. In the past few weeks the top totalers were Zone 21 over Zone 16 in a 47-0 match as Reitman WHERE ARE YOU' SATURDA SEMI-PRO COLUMBIA ( WAYCROSS SOUT 8 P.M. Eau 4 Mon1ticello R< Ticket% on Sa 51.00 Students $1.50 Faculty The Coki TOP 20 TEAMS 1-KANSAS 6-1 2-TENNESSEE 7-h 3-SOUTHERN CAL 8-F 4-OHIO STATE 9-.. 5-PURDUE 10-C Saturday, Nov. 9-MAJOI Alabama 17 L.S.U. Arize.na 21 Air F Arizona State 28 Utah Arkansas 28 Rice Army 21 Bostoi Boston U. 26 Rhode Buffalo 31 North, California 24 South C.emscn 22 Maryl Colgate 24 Bucko Colorado 30 Oklah uornell 23 Browr Dartmouth 28 Co.un Davidson 21 V.M.l. Florida State 27 Missis Georgia 2C Florid. Georgia Tech 25 Navy Harvard 20 Prince Holy Cross 24 Massa Houston 21 Memo Idaho 20 San J Iowa 27 North' Kansas 25 Oklahi Kent State 21 Marsh Kentucky 22 Vande Louisville 27 Cincirl Miami (Dhio) 23 Daytoi Michigan 30 linor: Michigan State 21 Indiarl Mississippi 35 Chatta Missouri 34 Iowa Nebraska 24 Kansa New Mexico State 26 Wachit North Carolina State 33 Duke North Texas 32 Texas Notre Dame 40 Pittsbi Ohio State 37 Wiscoi Ohio U. 23 Bowler Oregon 14 Washi. Oregon State 21 U.C.L., Pacific 31 Santa Penn State 23 Miami Purdue 31 Minne Rutgers 24 Conne Southern Mississippi 27 San C Syracuse 30 Williar Tampa 26 East Tennessee 24 Auburi Texas 35 Baylor Texas A 8. M 24 S.M.U. T.C.U. 25 Texas Toledo 32 Xavier Tulane 22 Tulsa Utah State 28 Brigha Villanova 30 Quanti Vir.nia 25 North V.P.I. 25 Richm Wake Forest 25 South Washington 15 Stanfo Wes.t Texas 29 Westei West Virginia 26 The C Yale 35 Penns) Other Games-E American lnterna'al 22 South' Amherst 17 Trinity Bates 18 Colby Bridgeport 27 Glassh California State 30 Edsnbc Carnegie-Mellon 25 Adelbe Clarion 32 Slippei Delaware 28 Lehigh Delaware Valley 30 Wester Hobart 20 R.P.I. Hofstra 20 Maine Ithaca 25 Montcl Johns Hopkins 32 Swarthi Lafayette 21 King's Middlebury 13 Vermoi Muhlenberg 25 Lycomi New Hampshire 27 Springs Northeastern 17 Cortlar Norwich 14 Worces Rochester 42 Coast Temple 20 Gettysl Thiel 16 Alleghi Trenton 26 Nicholl Tufts 23 Bowdo Union 26 Alfred Upsala 16 Moravi Waynesburg 34 Lock| West Chester 56 Cheyni Williams 27 Wesley Things 4 After Coke A A~~~~ 7"%j5EF.~ -D A 99. ul Footbo i Weeks (21) and Bold (21) displayed their talents, and Zone 18 over Zone 16 with Fisher (18) and Esposito (18) shining. Phi Kappa Sigma devastated KA 42-0 as Dearwent, Player, Bond, and Partyka each contributed at least one touchdown to the victory. Other Pcores were Zone 7's 12 point tally over Zone 8. Excelling were Girdener and David of 7 and Gumpa-d of 8. Zone . )mbined Rogers, Latt, and both C. and E. Engle for a 12-0 win over Zone 13, despite the e f f o r t s of 13's McKeown and rhorpe. Additional games were Zone 9's defeat by Zone 6, 13-9; Zone 11's victory over Zone 7, 13-7; Zone 3's final over Zone 13, 12-6; Zone 20's loss to Zone 14, 9-19; and Zone 10's one touchdown difference over Zone 8, 7-0. There were two forfeits, Zone 20 to Zone 1 and Zone 2 to Zone 5. FAKING YOUR DATE Y NIGHT? FOOTBALL ;REEN WAVE s. HiERN SWAMPERS 'laire Stadium Mad, Columbia le at the Gate For Further Information Call 777-3555 Football DRINK TRADE-MARK @ (Forecasting Average: 1,027 Right, 2 EXAS 11-NOTRE DAME IISSOURI 12-CALIFORNIA ENN STATE 13--AUBURN OUSTON 14-MICHIGAN EORGIA 15-MIAMI, FLA. t COLLEGES Other 15 Augustans, 111. )rce 20 Baldwin-Wallace 16 "Bethel. Kansas 7 Caoital College 7 Central Methodir Island 14 Central Oklahom trn Illinois 14 Chadron ern Cal 21 Coe ind 7 Concordia. 111. ell 1o Cornell Iowa )ma State 15 Defiance 7 Doane bia 17 Eastern Illinois sippi State 12 Hsig 13 IliosWsya ton 14 IninSte chusetts 20 Jh arl his State 16 KassWlyn Dse State 8 Mc'se vestern 17 Mnhse ima 14 MotnSat all 12 MonUin rbilt 16 Muinm nati 15 NEOlhm nooga 13 Otw .tate 13 Oteei State 7 Roa a 15 S.Toa 17 Seae (El Paso) 23 SEMsor irgh 0 Wtebr sin 7 g Green Ote6Gm tgton State 3 Barbara 21 Akna tt Fla. 21 Akna tt iota 14 Aritn aticut 14 Asi iego State 24 Behn..Va ni & Mary 7 rsnema !arolina 7 Cnr 2 Eat Texa Tech 23 FsenKnuk 13 Eo 20 Eoy8 er m Young 20 Foec cc Marines 6 Genil Carolina 20 Hedro Carolina 17 LusaaTc rd 14 Mcuy n Michigan 17 Mlip tadel 13 Mra rIvania 20 Oaht ASTSotwtTea rt Connecticut 17 ea A8 13 To y Rock 13 Maryland 103te 12 Clrd tt 15 EatrWsint air 14 Fen more o0 awi Point 20 Hmod ield 21 Nvd d Noten rzn Ier Tech 13 Ocdna Guard 6 PcfcLtea vurg Pu ny ge on in 17 Scaet 13 SnFa,ic t in 14 Wer laven Whtte 13--AUBUR After S UnUIm,A A -- rage rimne il Gets Of Play The Fraternity League played out ith games between Phi Epsilon Pi and Lambda Chi Alpha 26-6, the credit for three touchdowns going to Mollett; Sigma Alpha Ep silon and Sigma Chi, Bagwell and Collier, both of Sigma Chi, upping the 0-15 score; Pi Kappa Phi and Sigma Phi Epsilon, the 11-4) win going to Pi Kappa Phi; and Phi Delta Teta and Sigma Nu, the Phi Delts taking the 18-6 victory. Sigma Chi played lambda Chi Alpha to a 14-0 defeat, while Zone 18 overcame Zone 6, 13-0, the win being attributed in large measure to the talents of Fisher, Hardee, Peck, and George. Sigma Phi Ep silon downed Kappa Sigma 19-6. Zone 1 bypassed Zone 8, 2-0, as a safety gave them the game over Zone 8. Capping the round was Zone 7's win over Zone 5, 18-6. Further results showed Zone 9 falling to Zone 10, 6-7 and Zone 17 demurring to Zone 21, 0-14, under the aegis of Bold's t w o touchdowns. Sigma AApha Epsilon captured Kappa Alpha 12-6. It was a field day as Phi Ep sported Kate and Mollett against Clii Psi's Hardy and Mosit to lead at the final gun 7.6. There was no contest as far as concerned the Z o n e 12-Zone 16 g a m e as evidenced by the 40-6 score. Forecast 19 Wrong, 36 Ties 775) 16--ARKANSAS 17-ALABAMA 18-COLORADO 19-MICHIGAN STATE 20-MISSISSIPPI Games-MIDWEST 41 North Central 0 24 Akron 21 14 McPherson 13 20 Wooster 17 t 33 towa Wesleyan 0 1 29 SE Oklahoma 20 23 SW Minnesota 13 23 Grinnell 6 25 Northwestern. W-s. 16 27 Beloit 12 25 Anderson 13 42 Graceland 0 20 Wayne, Mich. 19 20 Valpara,so 7 14 Nebraska Wesleyan 7 44 Northwood 0 16 Wheaton 7 32 DePauw 16 22 Findlay 21 31 Emporia College 20 24 Central College, Ia. 8 23 Franklin 6 26 North Dakota U. 21 23 Wilmington 7 21 Heidelberg S 27 Panhandle 25 17 Southern Illinois 9 15 Michigan Tech 13 49 Oberlin0 17 Bethany, Kansas 6 23 Hiram 13 21 NW Missouri '2 25 Bemidii 14 16 Washington U. 7 26 NE Missouri 13 35 Denison S s-SOUTH and S'WEST 31 Presbyterian 21 01. 24 Arkansas A & M 19 20 SW Louisiana 15 27 Abilene Christian 1% 21 Texas Lutheran 0 26 Washineton & Jefferson 7 3% Maryville 0 21 Hampden-Sydney 7 26 Jacksonville 21 20 Morehead 14 34 Sam Houston 15 27 Tennessee Tech 14 26 Newberry 6 27 Guilford 6 24 Louisiana College 7 27 Concord S 21 Hardingg 23 Mississippi College 6 22 SE Louisiana 6 17 Sul Ross 1 25 Georgetown o 30 Austin Peav 13 24 Arkantsas Tech 20 33 Furman 17 26 S F Aust'n 14 35 Howard Payne 13 19 Lamar Tech 10 32 Marten 14 19 Southwestern. Tenn. 1A 26 MidIdle Tennessee S 20 Catawba 19 ames-FAR WEST 27 Colorado Mines 7 21 Eastern Montana 13 n 21 Central Washington 7 23 Laent leach 21 35 Whitworth S 36 Chico S 18 Claremont 7 26 t'al Poly (S.L.O.) 21 21 Oavis 17 29 Eastern New Mexico 20 I9 Redlands 15 22 Whitman is 27 Western Washing'ton 12 21 San Francisco U S 20 Hayward IS 32 Cal Poly (Pomona) o te 34 Southern Oregon 12 26 Montana 24 27 Pomona 12 *Friday Games) i Coke Coke..