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Soph !past Rv L.E'WIS WA.L.E.ItN *4p1r1'1 Writer l'S' sophomore quarterbaci .ackie Young. taking over for th in inred Tommy Suggs with . 4 seconds Wit in the first half, cam baek after intermission an (igineered a third quarter surg Ireaking open a tight game a Carolina took a 24-7 verdict ove Virginia Tech. Saturday night a arolina Stadium. GobbJ A & P ICE CO SNACKS - JUKE ,E Appearin THE 21si OPEN 2: 01 2414 TWO NOTC Look for Colorn (CreIght 11* Fhe Wild Regiment. Ihor he prettiest girl bloc king ,f magan,ne She doe .iot loaded. 1This sirt's such as the re ()RMer the Cal, utta long point ton Auff, too. Ieave it I< 1970 Football (FREE) _ 132 c)more GobblE The game was tied 7-7 at half time before the third quarter explosion. Tommy Simmons a rammed one yald over left tackle I to open the scoring with 5:42 left in ! the second period. The PAT by i Hilly )uPre was true culminating a 12 yard drive in 13 plays and I netting the Gamecocks seven r points and a temporary lead. t .lohn I)ohbini. Virginia Tech Iaillvack with 10.1 Rpeed, took an - ChWe Pbelegraper Gem Haey er halted I CLUB .D BEER GAME ROOM IOX - DANCjl g Fri. A Sat. CENTURY ) P.M. UNTIL?? H RD- Ph. 256-9363 to Marks ~ul Shirts in the row a friend% Nikon and promi'.e your path her pai ture on the (over sn't have to know your camera's loaded with great details though. Sut that relly trt e(s the tnrso. And oillar that' Iony,r and fuller 2-but I Guide 'TAL Mai S -MEN'S WEAR Youn ,rs fo: plion pitch from Don 4trock, the wrond of three Tech quar erbacks. and xwept right end for W; v'AId and a TI). Tech has lined sp in an I formation with a split -nd right as I)ohhinx took the pitch. 'ecre'd around the right end, cut nside and outdistanced the ;mnecock secondary for the TD tallop. lack Himscak's PAT was am)d tying the score with 1:21 left n 1he half. USC head coach Paul Dietzel, )bviously pleased with a fine team ffort, commented, "It was a real iitting contest. We did some dumb bings but we played with intensity onight." The second time the Gamecocks iad possession in the second half, Young directed a 77-yard drive in 15 plays. Mixing up the run and pass near perfection, Young completed six of seven passes in he drive. which ended when 'immons bulled two yards over eft guard for the touchdown. D)uPre's PAT was good making the score 17-7. In USC's first possession of the second half, DuPre booted a 36 Powers n By DOUG WILLIAMS Sports Writer Freshman football coach Jackie Powers was less than satisfied with his team's performance in the season's opener against the Citadel. The Biddies had seven turnovers in dropping a 9-6 decision. "I was dissappointed in our overall performance," Powers said. "We made far too many mental mistakes, even for a fresh man team in their first game." On the other hand, the Biddie coach was high in his praise of the Bull-pups. "Citadel was very well prepared," Powers said. "They played extremely well. But we should have beaten them anyway. I did a poor job in preparation for the game." Four major kicking mistakes were primary factors in the close defeat: two crucial roughing the kicker penalties that gave the Bullpups valuable first downs, a in Hv'.IOE' GENO)VA Sports Writer Tihe A(CC had a bad week-end, as was evident by the loss column Sunday morning. The overall rec(ord was a poor 2-4 against outlside opposition. Wake Forest's st unning upset over Virginia 27-7 was the only conference game p)layed. Nineteenth ranked North ('arolina scored in points in the last -ocTrom IATJ RESTI Be the g in the wo your date SPECIA througho Monday - Spaghe Tuesday - Big Bc Wednesday - Fisi Thursday - Steak Friday - Oysters Weekends - 1/ lb. 402 BELTLINE 1220 CHARLEST( 0 g eng r secor yard field goal. A Virginia Tech IV personal foul aided USC in moving 7: towards the good field position 11 where DuPre kicked the three a pointer. n Dietzel' commented, "Jerry'3 c Virginia Tech head football coach ri Jerry Claiborne) team was very w well coached and he had an ex- q cellent game plan, but I believe we p were the better football team. I'm 2. proud that we played together and t< up to our potential." Defensive back Dickie Harris accumulated 158 yards returning ti five punts and two kickoffs, and b had one of the fine individual H games of his career. Dietzel said, 0 "Dick Harris finally started a running those kicks back the way he did last year and we did a fine job on the kicking game except for a our kick coverage." USC scored for the third time, ' the third time they got their hands I on the ball in the second half as Young coaxed the 'Cocks 50 yards C and to paydirt in just five plays. The big gainers in the last scoring h drive of the night were a 31-yard t pass reception by diminutive Jim '1 r ot satisfied dropped punt, and a bad snap from center on an attempted punt. -t "Normally, one kicking mistake can turn the tide of the game around." Powers said. "But we had four. They certainly did hurt us. that's for sure. "However." Powers continued, "the fumbles and those two in terceptions hurt, too." The Biddies o lost five of seven fumbles that they I committed, and turned the ball i over twice on costly interceptions. i Powers singled out linebacker Dana Carpenter, and defensive tackle Darrell Austin as having fine performances. "They weren't the only ones, however," he said. "There were others." Powers did not feel that the loss would get his team down. "However, that's up to the boys. p They are a fine group of players, C and I would think that the loss a wouldn't hurt them. This team y really ought to rank with some of l the, better freshman teams that I we've had here." he concluded. 'C's weekei Sunday's li quarter to overtake upset minded Vanderbilt. 10-7. John Swofford. u TIarheel quarterback, passed for .i mI4-yards on six completions 'f leading UNC to its only touchdown. 'f L.ast year's ACC title holder., I(',C defeated underdog Virginia Te'ch 24-7 with a strong third quiarter.Gamecock starter Tommy Suggs rein jured his ankle in the first half of action and sophomore .idackie Young came off the bench to lead Carolina to victory. CONAL LURANT ITI eatest guy rid and take to Shoney's L PRICES ut October V - .30 I - 1.29 Sandwich - .55 or Shrimp - 1.39 O'Ground Round - 1.29 S -& kN HWY. neers id wii litchell who snared six passes for I yards in the game and a draw to ob Miranda. Miranda ran hard 11 night and his 14-yard pickup ?tting the first down was no ex !ption. Chuck Mimms skirted ght end for six yards and a score ith 1:35 remaining in the third uarter. DuPre added the extra Dint and the scoring cosed out at 1-7 with little more than a quarter Iplay. Dietzel said after the victory, "I iought our backs ran an awful lot etter. expecially Miranda and uss Kuritz. who was playing rfense for the first time." Looking head to next week's encounter ,ith UNC'S undefeated Tar Heels ietzel said. "The preliminaries re over now and the game that verybody's been looking forward is coming up next Saturday at 'hapel Hill. It'll be a big game for oth teams and should be one heck f a football game." With 52 seconds left in the first alf. Tech defenders broke through JSC's pass protection and threw 'ommy Suggs for a loss. Suggs umbled on the play and was hit irectly on the injured ankle he ad been nursing. Suggs was helped off the field to round of applause from the rowd of 41,563. He didn't play for he rest of the evening, watching he 2nd half from the corner USC bxit. During the nearly two luarters in which he played, Suggs ound the mark on seven of 13 Nasses good for 62 yards. As coach Dietzel led his troops nto the field before the game, the ilayers and coaches seemed to be ired up but Virginia Tech was ired up also as they took the penin'g kickoff and marched 59 Pards to the USC six yard line. It ippeared that Tech would draw *irst blood, but Joe Wingard, USC Jefensive right end, recovered Perry Tiberio's fumble. Four plays later, after a USC unt. Tech had the ball on 'arolina's 37 yard line threatening gain. They were aided by a 15 ard penalty for a personal foul. 'ive plays later safetyman Bo )avies came up with a clutch play, athering in a deflected pass from ad reflectE >ss columi Underdog Clemson shocked the ndefeated Georgia Tech Yellow ackets for three quarters as the igers led 7-0 at halftime. The iger defense tired in the last uarter giving up three Tech illies. T'he ACC( and nation's leading >asser. D)uke's Leo Hart. found )hio State defense tough com leting only 11-23 attempts for 92 'ards. D)uke's defense held the uimber one team in the tiation to ine score in the first half as both caims had their troubles. The $ktukes. held a slim 6-3 edge. SI t l's ex Kern led the way in the econd halt handling D)uke a 34-to WELCOME S LAUNDRY & 10 LOCATIONS 'l 3 ARE NEAR 601 Main Street 1415 GervaI~ Coi n-operatec Always all new w opE WEEK DAYS SATURAYSv iof S1 'ech's Gil Schwabe and returning t 18 yards to the USC 23 yard line. )avies's interception was a t t Q r CANDLER BOYD Draws praise :rucial defensive play, halting the ;econd Tech drive of the first juarter. Thereafter Carolina had >ffensive possession for more 3lays than Tech and Tech's Jefense seemed to show signs of -eariness although as Dietzel said, USC "got some bruises out there."' Dietzel revealed after the game hat he planned to start Suggs in lace of Young after the team neeting on Friday. In assesing his eam's preparation for the game ietzel said. "the disappointment if last week had a lot to do with our weparation for this game." Commenting on the brilliant C showing of Jackie Young Dietzel a said he "certainly did a fine job." Dietzel paid a high compliment to the Virginia native when he declared. "I think Young is the " finest running quarterback we've had since Mike Fair (who played c the year before this season's seniors). he runs the option well and has beautiful execution." Seconds before the first half ended Carolina fans witnessed what Dietzel called "a super preparation conflict." USC had marched to the Tech goaline d n I -7 - Heavily favored Florida found I' winless N. C. State a lot tougher si than expected. They squeezed out a hard fought battle. 14-46. State S trailed at halftime 7-0 and found A scoring a problem until the closing I seconds. T'he Maryland Terps lost to N favored Miami of Florida 18-11 I?irday night. Miami led 15-0 at (' halftime b)ut the Terps came si roaring back only to have their a rally f all short . -01 Wake lForest stunned conference 1' oc \'irginia 27-7 at Charlottesville C lor it's first win of the season. \ Virginia. pre-game favorite, found \ he I eacons trouble from the st art. . Wake exploded to a 20-0 halftime II (ead that the 'av'iliers could not w~ert ake.\ TUDENTS! N pi CLEANERS 0 SERVE YOU CAMPUS 000 Blossom Street Street laundry 'pen cshers N 7am to 7 pm 7 am to 6 pm. Daso,n Ixwhind newly inserted YOig. It, appeared that with ten second left 'arlina might score. But USC was D he denied. Deltel said. "I sent In the field goal kicker. DuPre. but the teem was real smart and had already lecided to call a kill the clock play. M'ey sent DuPre off the field.Billy ay #Uce was the quarterback and foung was back to hold far wobody: DuPre was standing along he sidelines by Claiborne Tech oach). We outsmarted ourselves. t was a goofy looking thing. We Doked dumb as the dickens." As good football coaches don't ske too much time to savor the ictoriesexpecially when the next pponent is undefeated. Dietzel ummed up by saying. "North .arolina will be sky high. but I elieve the Gamecocks will be eady. It will be our biggest game i the ACC this year." Cross Country has youth USC coach John West has a lot of routh but not much depth to work vith on the 1970 Gamecock cross ountry squad and hopes to levelop someone to help the top iotch frosh threesome at the head >f his lineup. -Our team is built around three reshman runners who I feel will oe outstanding ollegiate runners it USC." said West. "But we lack Iepth at this time to back them up ind that can really hurt you in ross country competition. If we're D have a great team. our number :ur. five and six men will have to nprove." In the Gamecocks' first cross ountry meet against North 'arolina last week, freshmen ,arry Schemelia of Gloucester 'ity. N. J.. Jim Schaper of Atlanta ind Rod )alton of Anderson inished second. third and fourth Pehind Tarheel runne' Larry Vidgeon. but the next 0 . runner vas far back among the finishers nd the visitors won 2;7-32 jlowest core wins. i. The Gamecocks ran against 'urman Thursday at the new 5.5 ile cross country layout at the Iniversity's Hell ('amp. The young US(' squad consists of 'nior Hob Kaczka of Lincoln ark. N. J.. junior JIack Miller of ast New IBrunswick. N. V. and phomore Hob l)empsey of olumbia. along with freshmer i'hemelia. Schaper. l)alton. .lohn lexander of Statesv'ille. N. ('.. 'on Hrown of ('harlotte Frank innant eof Maywood. N J1. and Ed oa of ('ennaminson. N. .1. f'iv'e dual meets remain on the amecock sheedule. along with ate. Atlantic ('oast ('onference rid N('AA meets. The next 1'S(' Liting alter running against uirman will be against l)uke and Iemson at I )urham on (k't . to. Iso laced will he Georgia at thens Oct. 1:3. G;eorgia Tfech here. el 16n. N (' St ate at Raleigh Oct. and Wake l"orest here Oct. In. The N(CAA Regionals will be in I lanta on Ockt . :it,. the State allegiate Mieet is slated for Nov.: G;reenville'. the A('( ('ham onships will be in ('hapel Hill no. 9. and( the N(CAA ('ham. oniships will be Nov. 2:1 at illiamsburg. Va. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT 2 New 3 piece bedrm. sets, 589.95 ea.; 4 Electro Vac. cleaners, $39.95 ea.; 3 New Stereo Consoles with AM. FM radios, 589.95 ea.; 7 slant needle Singer sewing machines, 539.95 ea.; 2 Stereo Comp. $ystems, complete unit $59.95 Ca.; We also have living room fur niture, small household items, etc. OPEN TO THE PUSL.IC 9 A.M. TO9 P.M. MON. THRU SAT. Unclaimed Freight 1211 buod fther R (Hw,. 176)