The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 26, 1970, Page Page 4, Image 4
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SMate Oeensive right end
atter the Seminles had just
captwed a 21-13 win over USC.
Walace, who is only 6-2 and
wegh 187 pounds, received praise
from Paul Djetel who said, "He.is
QW of the toyhest defensive ends
faced this year."
Walace got to Suggs three tines
duing the game for 36 yards in
Ron Wallace
'one of toughest'
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The frst quarter was scorsiess
as neither team could mount a
sustained drive. Duane CarreU, the
FSU punter, kept the Gamecocks
deep in their own territory with his
driving punts which ranged up to
50 yards.
USC scored the first time they
had- the ball In the second quarter
on a five yard pass from Suggs to
Billy Ray Rice. The drive covered
45 yards and Dupre's extra point
made it 7-0.
Tommy Warren who had lost his
starting job to Gary Huff in the
Florida game two weeks ago, was
sitting on the bench observing his
teams inability to move the ball.
Billy Parker the USC punter
kicked the ball to David Snell who
returned the ball 51 yards to the
Gamecocks 29 yard line. At this
point FSU coach Bill Peterson
decided to put Warren in the game.
Warren responded by leading
State to score on a 16 yard pass to
Rhett Dawson. Barefooted
placekicker Frank Fontes kicked
the extra point to tie the score.
Warren a serious young man felt
he had to come through and said,
"I'm just glad I got a chance to
help our team win."
The Seminoles went to work
early in the second half as they
swept up a USC fumble and raced
40 yards in six plays with Warren
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and the score stood at 14-7 with
only 3:50 having passed in the ball.
FSU added another touchdown
when Toni Bailey plunged one yard
over a mass of Gamecocks to in
sure the win for the Seminoles. The
extra point made the score 21-7.
The Gamecocks passing game
was dampened by the intermittent
rain which fell throughout the
homecoming game.
Suggs, who was off much of the
night, was replaced by Jackie
Young with almost six minutes
remaining. Young resumed his act
of coming in the game and leading
his team to a score as he has. done
several times this year.
Young completed seven of 12
passes in leading USC to its second
touchlown. The score came on a 14
yard pass to Doug Hamrick with
just 48 second left in the game. The
attempted two-pointed fell in
complete.
Warren ran off the field clut
ching the game ball he so richly
deserved. He summed up his ac
tions by saying, "It was all in a
day's work."
Peterson was proud of his entire
team but pointed out, "Our defense
just played a great game."
The FSU defense held the
Gamecocks to just 58 yards
rushing and 148 passing. They
dropped Suggs six times for 57
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yards In losses, which in indieative
of the all out effort by the FSU
defensive lineman.
Wallace was quick to point out
that It wa a team effort. He -felt
the tuning point was Snell's 51
yard punt return that set up the
Seminoles first touchdown.
On the whole Snell returned ten
punts for 102 yards. He returned
one punt 55 yards for a touchdown
that was nullified by a clipping
penalty..
Peterson said this was the first
game his team had put it all
together, "We hit hard on defense
and made some clutch third down
plays.
"We had won only two of our first
five games and felt it was time to
get back on the winning side."
Dietzel said, "State's defensive
line just whipped our offensive
line.
"I felt our boys were ready to
play maybe we were just too
ready."
FSU evened their record at 3-3
while USC's record dropped to 3-3-1
with four games left to play.
Dietzel closed by saying bluntly,
"State was a better football team
tonight than we were."
Dietzel
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campaign
USC Athletic Director Paul
Dietzel announced Sunday on WIS
TV's Quarterback Show that a
'Carpet the Cockpit' campaign to
raise $360,000 for synthetic turf for
Carolina Stadium is underway.
"We think that we have to have
this carpet to have as good a
facility as any other in the
nation," Dietzel said.
The turf will be sold by the yard
at $36 a yard. A scroll will be
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Wake Forest came from behind
with two fourth quarter scores and
shocked UNC 14-13, the highlight of
games involving ACC teams this
weekend.
N.C. State nudged Maryland
with two field goals 6-0, Virginia
thrashed William and Mary 33-6,
and Duke got by Clemson 21-10.
The Deamon Deacons, trailing
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As evidenced by the score,
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Charron's first boot was set up by a
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