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py JOHN DAVID SPADE
Sports Editor
Frank Howard may be wonder
ing why he wanted to play the
Gamecocks ten times a year.
Coach Paul Dietzel has labeled
Aquamen
To Open
Season
The Carolina swimming team
will make its opening appearance
at East Carolina Dec. 6.
Pete Combes takes over the
reigns from the depairted Jack
Thompson, who left to take the
job of head football recruiter at
Georgia Tech.
Coach Combes did his under
gra(luate work and swimming at
Florida State. He was assistant to
Jack Thompson here for five se
mesters while working on his
master's.
John Pennington, assistant
sports publicity director, is his aid.
The team has some outstanding
performers returning. Vic Laugh
lin is the defending conference
champion in the three meter dive
an(d a repeat performance is ex
pected of him.
Covie Stanwick is an outstand
ing long distance swimmer at his
best in the 500 meter free style.
Carolina also has two fine
sprinters in Mike Slenker and
Trond Williams.
Nleets this season are scheduled
with all conference schools except
Virginia in addition to East Caro
lina, Florida State, Alabama, and
Georgia.
The conference will be tough
with North Carolina and North
Carolina State expected to be in
the top ten again.
The whole season will point to
the Atlantic Coast Conference
meet February 27, 28, and March
1 at Wake Forest.
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as false the quote that Carolina
wouldn't lose another Clemson
game.
"I know what kind of things
can happen in a game of this
nature, and I wouldn't say a
thing like that," said USC's
head coach.
It turned out that Dietzel was
wiser in his statements than How
ard who had said that Carolina
was the weakest team in the ACC.
On the strength of a 73-yard
punt return by Tyler Hellams,
the Gamecocks held back a stub
born Tiger team and won 7-3.
Except for Benny Galloway,
Saturday was the first win over
the Tigers for the Gamecocks who
played Saturday.
Although not indicated by the
score, it was offense as well as
defense that won the game for the
Gamecocks.
"The offense pretty well con
trolled the hall, and when Clemson
got it they were usually in a hole.
It was a team effort," said de
fensive safety Hellams.
Tom Suggs piloted the Game
cocks to nearly 400 yards total
offense, including a 20-yard
pass he caught himself. but
failed to score.
Commenting on the pass play
on which Benny Galloway hit him
for 20 yards, Suggs said that he
had run the play earlier, with him
blocking downfield for Galloway.
"I realized that no one was
picking me up so I told Benny to
pass to me."
In addition to liellanis' TI)
scamper, the Greenwood back in
tercepted two Clemson passes to
halt Tiger drives.
Butch Reeves, who played "a
good aggressive game" accord
ing to Dietzel, also stole a pass
as did Pat Watson, who also
had a fumble recovery.
Carolina's Lynn Hodge, who hal
not practiced all week, went into
the game early as his replacement
Joe Wingard was injured, and
played the entire game on a bad
ankle.
Clemson's defense stopped USC
seven times inside the 25-yard
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The Tiger offensive game was
named Buddy Gore, as the Con
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Gamecock line for 92 yards.
The Clemson passing attack was
good for only 56 yards as Billy
Ammons was intercepted four
times.
Billy Parker kept the Tigers in
the hole on his best punting (lay
of the year as he averaged 44
yards per kick.
Warren Muir kept the Game
cocks moving on the ground as
he picked up 83 yards and also
snared four passes for 35 yards.
Rudy Hollonian led Gamecock
pass receivers with eight catches
for 82 yards to add to 12 yards
rushing.
The game ball went to Coach
Paul Dietzel who said, "I'm so
proud I don't know what to say.
It was a great team effort. Credit
has to he given to the senior
black hats. They did a heck of a
job get'ing the team ready and
played real good ball."
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