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Zeigler
at top
Fred Zeigler. who broke the ACC
career record for most pass
receptions weeks ago. caught nine
passes against Clemson to end his
career with 14f catches
The senior Gamecock from
Reevesville edged out Marcel
Courtillet of Duke for top honors
for the year. Zeigler caught 52
passes this season.
He also extended his own ACC
record for most pass reception
yardage in a career. finishing with
1.754 yards
The 517 yards passing and
rushing that Carolina rolled up
against season broke a 32 year-old
school record In 1937 the
Gamecocks amassed 511 yards
against Emory and Henry
The Clemson win closed out a 7-3
overall regular season for Carolina
Muir gi
Warren Muir received the Steve
Wadiak Most Va!uable Player
Awa'rd at the fourth annual ISC
football banquet Tuesday
The senior fullback from Fit
chburg. Mass has been named to
several All-America teams this
season Muir has totaled 917 yards
rushing in 2S carries for eight
touchdowns to lead Carolina to a 7
3 record and its first conference
championship
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DRIn
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of the
and tied the school mark for most
wins The perfect 60 mark in the
ACC marked only the third time
that an ACC school had done that
well in league play.
Billy DuPre has set new records
and broke some of his own this
season The junior kicking
specialist from Columbia ex
tended his own record for most
field goals in a season by getting
nine this vear.
DuPre also has the most field
goals for a career by kicking 13.
This ties the record set by Jimmy
Poole 1%57 He set a new
record for most points by kicking
'. which broke the old record of
'2 set by Poole in 165.
Warren Muir tied the school
record for most touchdowns scored
in a season with eight Early Clary.
Steve Wadiak. Phil Lovoie. Billy
BtsMVP
Co-captains Pat Watson and Don
Buckner received the Rex Enright
captain's Award Watson is a
defensive back from Myrtle Beach
and Buckner is a middle guard
from Cleveland. Tenn
Tony Fusaro was recipient of the
Varsity Academic Award and was
also named earlier this year to the
ACC Academic team. Jeff Tope
received the Freshman Academic
Award
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';ambrell and Dan Reeves also
;cored eight TDs in a season.
Quarterback Tommy Suggs
inished his second regular season
vith 210 career pass completions.
me short of the school record of 211
;et by Dan Reeves 1%2-64), Suggs
low has 2.995 yards total offense to
rank third in Gamecock career
yardage
Muir's career rushing stands at
2.191. second best in Gamecock
iistorv Rudy Holloman. senior
tailback. needs just eight yards
rushing in the Peach Bowl to
become the eleventh Gamecock to
rush 1000 yards in a career.
Holloman has caught 50 passes
n three varsity season. which ties
Johnny Gregory for sixth place
among all-time Gamecock
-eceivers
tward
Eddie Whittington of Myrtle
each received the George J
errv Award for the graduating
ohunk who has done the most for
Ie team
Think
Tom Riker and Bob Carver
:ere prohahlv the biggest sur
rises when the Gamecocks staged
1d intra squad game Monday
icht before an estimated 11.8(9)
c-ople
Riker. 6 10". 225 sophomore
V'
:oliseum. An estimated crow
which muset be a record crow
One-oi
Freshman Kevin Joyce a
America John Roche puts
ing out
pivotman. grabbed off 10 rebound
and scored 21 points. This alone i
impressive. but what is even mor
astounding is the fact that th
North Hicksville. N Y ace did no
iet into foul trouble.
Coach Frank McGuire has sait
I battle
and Tom Riker grapple for
s intra-squad game at the
d of 11,800 saw the contest,
d for an intra-esadr match.
-EMott BorentIdn
one
empts a jumper while All
up a hand in block attempt.
oud
that Riker. being a sophomore,
plus the fact that he is overly
aggressive. would have his
problems staying on the court due
to excessive personal fouls.
But Riker had no more of a
problem with this than anyone else
on the court
Carver. also a sophomore. is not
expected to start this season. but
his performance Monday night in
the coiseum inht have raised the
question."why not"
The blond guard. also from New
York. scored 27 points to lead all
scorers in the game. All-America
.John Roche was high man for the
red team with 2";
ClANGE OF lEART
.John Faust .a sophomore student
from G;reenlsboro. N C., says that
he couldn't standl peaches until the
G;amiecocks received a hid to the
Peach Bowl
Now . Faust says, he is on a
peaches kick lie eats peach pie,
peach ice cream, peach preserves
and everything else he can find to
eat that has peaches in it.
Talk about a true Gamecock
supJpor ter '
FIRE WORKS?
Carolina basket ball fans seem
concerned over what they consider
animosity between .John Roche
and freshman Kevin .loye
Roche was the ACC's most
valuable player last season while
.Joyce was one of the most
soughtafter high school players in
the nation
Whether or not there is any
friction between these two
G;amecocks is not reason for
concern If there is a rivalry, then
it's probably for the best. Nothing
is better for both than competition.
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