Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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butm wak sweet Demoneaen. 1be Garpeteeks willlte tt1.g un their ACC record wi iak te. USC hasnt lobt ilaide the con ference une a 310-9 letback to Maryland in 190. DesWpit.,3612-istno Nebraska. in the sensen' opener last week the Deacons'have to be censidered a dangero* ball tea. Defense is the strong StIt of the Deses, although they gave up 36 points to Nebraska: Many f the- points stemmed directly from the young players' mistakes. Seven letterman return to start on the defensive unit. Linebackers Ed Bradley, Ed Stett and Carlyle Pate and tackle Win Headley are the people to watch. Bradley, a 6-2 225 pound junior, and Pate, a 6-1 215 pound senior, are the outside linebackers In the Wake 4-3 defense. Stetz is smaller at 5-11 195 but according to head coach Cal Stoll "has the ability to come up with the big play". Also Don Brown, a soph, and letterman Larry Causey will see action at the linebacker post. End Win Headley is a bonafide Defense The USC secondary, riddled by the pinpoint passing of sophomore Eddie McAshan last week at Georgia Tech, will undergo at leasl one change in tomorrow's home opener against Wake Forest. Wh An unbe L The It's al That's right, college fo Uncola'"', is offering you a sup poster for your wall absolutely I is scnd your name and address to: Offer, P.O. Box 14031, St. Louis, have someone write it for you if those "progressive" schools.) This semi-beautiful 21"aby1 fect for covering unsightly sectk like doors, clocks and windows.. poster is actually hanging in The That's right, The Louvre C'ar *Aunerlacndidate. At6-33 hardto nove and is a sharp, de taclder. ."Headly Is an awfully good defensive player," 0o00b til said. Iteadly, will also see 'action at defeasive tackle, is joined sp front by' senoer Mike Magnot and 250 pound Dick Chulada. Chulada is a junior non4etterman while Magnot hao ef1ned two monograms, in cluding one iln 198 at offensive guard. If Headly plays tackle Chulada -will probably go to the bench and Calvin Koch will play . the end. Koch is a 215 pound sophomore who was the defensivi leader on the fresh squad last year. The other front line starter is right end Chris Teague, a soph, who won his position with an all-out display of hustle in spring practice. Teague stands 6-2 and tips the scales 4t 210. "We're a better team this year than last because of our defense," Coach Stoll said. "We have ex perience back from last season's team." Terry Kuharchek heads the Deacons' defensive backfield. "Kuharchek is an outstanding saftey," Stoll plainly states. A two-jear letterman the 6-1 190 pound Kuharchedk led Wake Forest in interceptions last year and was in on over 70 tackles. Also in the defensive backfield will be undergoes Senior Don Bailey was moved to right defensive halfback in place of Jimmy Nash. USC football fans may remember Bailey as the outstanding kickoff return man of 1968 and 1969. at% Goini j lievable classical record for our ad in The State R. L. Bryan Company/i ree for k. 7UPa, The Paris, North Dakoti er neat Uncola ments only, closed or ree! All you do Along with you Uncota College you absolutely FR E Mo. 63178. (Or sticker and all kind ~ou go to one of Uncoli stuff that's like!) Merchandata i"poster is per- posters to Turn-UnI ms of your wall your room (especiall; Ailso, this snazzy So send for you Louvre in Paris! lay! Act today! Supp nd Body Shopn lion requests. OfferI ainst -letterman Pat MeHenry and Dick Bosolan plus newcomer Frank Russell. McHenry is a converted of fensive end who started several games last year as a sophomore. Bozolan has lettered for two -straight years and adds valuable experience to the secondary. Russell is the only non4ettermen backfield starter. The offensive team does have some bright spots despite the loss of all of last year's running backs and a lack of depth once you get pass the first squad. The tackles will be Vince Nedimyer who was a starter last year and Tom Martin who saw only limited action but beat out let. terman Gerald McGowan. A pair of lettermen, Ted Waite and Bill Bobbora, will get the nod at the quards. Nick Vaihorac is the number one center after duty as the number two man last season. Mike Howlette will open at the split end with two-year letterman and lasi season's top receiver Gary Winroo the tight end. The bright spots on the offens mostly center around quar terbacks Larry Russell and Jiff McMahen. Last season as I sophomore Russell collected 1,261 yards on total offense. He passe( for 794 and ran for 471. change A win over the Deacons, a conference opponent, is a must if Carolina has hopes of repeating as ACC champions. Junior Tyler Hellams has an outside chance to start in next week's encounter with N.C. State. gOn? sale at Bryan's. >n Sunday. 440 Main wall' i. (Hours: 9 to 5, appoint i Wednesdays.) r poster we're going to send E, FREE, FREE an un-pun Is of 7UP literata on more available. (The kind you'll ranging from really big 7UP lamps. You'll be the envy of y if you live alone). r free 7UP poster. Don't de ly i limited to the first 7 mil Expies Decmber 31, 1970. vyn of eager Russi also completed 70 et 153 passes for a 45.8 percentage. McMahen. fired the slumping Deses against Nebraska for a late fourth quarter score, passing the final 12 yards to halfback Gary MCG V Mc Guii By DOUG WILLIAMS Sports Writer While all the attention is being centered on Coach Paul Dietzel's football team, as well it should at this point of the year, the USC basketball team is busily working for the upcoming basketball season which begins Dec. 3. Oct. 15 marks the beginning of practice, as USC sets out in quest of the ACC title. The Gamecocks, who were 25-3 last year, have four stsrters back, in addition to a fine crop of youngsters. Coach Frank McGuire's cagers have been working out all summer, and should be In superb condition. "Our boys are ready to play. They could go out right now and play 40 minutes,'' the head mentor commented. Dear 7UP fMu Gbume, gbme, glaume! 'flask you, Name Address City State .Zip Send to: Uncola College Offer, P. O. Box 14031, St. Louis, Mo. 63178 "PUP** ALD "StVtW-UP** ARE *EGISItatnl TUADI WaRMs youn Wakc Johipon. c McMahen brings some im pressive freshman credentials to ii the varsity. In five games last year on the fresh he compled 02 yards t through the airways which in- -t Headless J re:' boys "We're looking forward to this year," McGuire continued. "We had such a great season last year, and it was such fun. Believe me, winning keeps the winter nights warm." "It's so great playing here. We've got the greatest fans behind us. and I think this is the best group of boys I've ever had." McGuire's tone changed when he spoke of last year's season's finale. "Like I said, it was fun. But just one off game, and, well.....it's all for nothing." The game he was speaking of was the last game of the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament last year. In that game, North Carolina State upset the Gamecocks in two overtime periods. However, he was not anxious to speak of the possibility of going all the way this year. "The big one to FOR SALE singer sewing macMlaes (7 et them) ail are siant needle models and are fully equipped to siguag, make buttonholes. and fancy stitches. 'fhese macMaees carry fUl guaratees and will be soid on a 'first come-first serve' hbas, oly 539.35 each. These machines may be inspected in our warehouse at Un claimed Freight. l2ii Broad R iver Read 3 A.M. to.6 P.M. Monday thr. saturday. Stereos-S delux solid state fully tramaistorised stereophenic High Fidelity consoles in beoutifal hand rubbed finish. Delux BsR 4-speed record changer and 4-speaker audio system. Ta bbe sold for 035 eseh. Monthly poyments available. May he inspected at Un Pecaimed FreIght, 1211 Broad River Read. 9A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday thre Saturday. Two brand new Bedrom Sets in eluding double dresser with mirror. chest and double bed to be sold for Freight and storage charges 533.95 per set. We also have 3 living room groups. - Unclimed Freight. lii Broad River Read. 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Monday thre Saturday. UNCLAIMED 12FREIGHT 125BROAD RItVE R RD. (Highway 176) COLUMBIA, S.C. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Saturday WE HAVE A t3uc.A P .ore Uded four tUWwa. Steve Bowden gained 2P 7ards 1969 but failed to respondWiU we surgery and has been iSd flanker. Johnson bas mo;d v take his place. 40P acket ready t tin is the conference. That's the ig one," he said. "We've got Notre Dame in the econd game. And that's at South lend. They have to be one of the ation's best. And that Carr...." dcGuire's reference was to Notre )ame's high scoring, All-America mard, Austin Carr. "N. C. State lost a great player in 'an Willitore," McGuire com ,ented, "but they will be ,tough. Chamber Fhered ci Greater Columbia Chami Committee officials announce extend the "red carpet treatri of South Carolina football ris The first of this year's welci Saturday at 10 a.m. at the Col Wake Forest's ''Demon Deaci at that time for their enic Gamecocks" at 7:30 p.m. Sa The welcoming program, w rolling out a 60-foot garnet C Carolina ''C", as the team disi The "Demon Deacons'' will the 60-foot carpet by USC beneath a banner which rea Home of the Fighting Game In addition, the USC pep t enliven the welcoming festit Each member of the Waki mementoes by members o Reception Subcommittee. 'specially-ordered black vir "Columbia, S. C. Home of t Compliments of Greater C mierce Sports Committee," Members of the Sports R wear their official blazers an and assistance to the Wake F in Columbia. John Saunders, chairman said that similar treatment iA visiting teams this year. He listed the teams and d~ Tech, Oct. 3; Florida State, and Duke University, Nov.1 Saunders said that welcomi arrival is: Wake Forest, J. B. Dunn; Florida State, Joe Stork; Duke, Ernest Lawhor K IT TO lilt. A Coti 'ro SEE us A PEMECTr OuTFIT FOA 'TI iaEA6 TO MATCH OPEs SATUR.bAY ALL. ?D )fl Larry Hopidns, a ~~~ lees-McRae JmaifiINI 6 expected to opMe at Junior More and Phi0 *Oh non-1eterman share dI fle. eanimy aeeaean. s )play They had a great freshman team," he added. "it seems that we play an the nationaly ranked on thp road," be said. McGuire pointed to Notre Dame on Dec. 5 at South Bend, and Davidson, on Feb. 10 at Charlotte. The Gamecocks also estetain Houston on Feb. 22 at the Coliseum, and may face Western Kentucky m the Holday VsUval at Madison Square Garien In New York City, pW. ; extends trpet :>er of -Commerce Sports d today they will once again ient'' to arriving Universittl als. ming programs will be held tmbia Metropolitan Airport. ins" will arrive in Columbia :iunter with the "Fighting turday night. hich began in 1968, includes arpet, which sports a large mbarks from the plane. be escorted on to and along ::heerleaders and will pass ds, "Welcome to Columbia, cocks." and will be present to help ities. SForest team will be given GCC's Sports Committee The mementoes will be yl-covered clipboards with te Fighting Gamecocks'. .. olumbia Chamber of Comn mprinted on them. eception Subcommittee will d will provide transportation orest team during their stay >f the Reception Committee, ill be given to the four other utes of arrival as: Virginia Oct. 24; Tennessee, Nov. 7; ng squad chairman for each Allen Jr.; Virginia Tech, Joe Berry; Tennessee, Chartes ne. EtioN (DCOCC3