Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Harris (from right i 'eferee) sets to block KUSC Davis By BILLY MOORE Sports Writer The USC f'eshmen will face the Geordia Tech freshmen in Atlanta Tuesday night in a rescheduled game that was called off last Friday due to heavy rains. Robbie Davis will be the starting quarterback ti week and owld - IStadium Steak House Across from Carolina Stadium Special Prices for Fraternity & Sorority Parties IED CHICKEN US, AVEMUS -SM Nowg USC's Dic D left) cuts toward sideline as Georgia's Buzy Rosenberg (3 'ech fro gets no help even his team's record at 2-2. Coach Powers explained the reason for this change by saying, "He did an exceptional job in the N.C. State game and I feel he deserves a chance to start." Powers was referring to Davis' 16 of 35 performance for 236 yards in only three quarters. He also 4:1 Suggs eyes H Tommy Suggs (12) sets to fire Hamrick (87) as Georgia's Jir pressure. Bill Boyte (60) gives to Hamrick combination was s total of 23 yards. Get i Come to T Ph. 256-8714 One block off Blossom Dealers in 1 COLDST COUNTRY HELPS STOP INFLATION BY ROLLING BACK THE STUDEN RATES TO $250 DURING ThE WEEK 18 Hole Championship & Course 15 MINUTES FR4 OFF I 261i AN M.M. POt k Harris re Neville Files (behind 4). Harris speeds by sh clasi d at qi threw two touchdown passes, one to Bill Conner and the other to Eddie Muldrow. Davis is taking over for Marty Woolbright who has started the first three games. Woolbright will be moved to flanker. The Biddies offense will be strengthened by the retwn of Thad imrick pass toward'tight end Doug amy Wood (67) applIes the suggs protection. The Suggs uccessful three times for a the spirl he Four Dc towa vines, liquor, & lii 'REAM CLUB 3M CAMPUS IORTH DUCTION '41V -4W turns kicko where Harris har outruns him to th 1 resch( iarterbi Rowe who had been out with a severely bruised thigh. Rowe started the first game against The Citadel at halfback and was the leading rusher in the game. Rowe will join Richard Waggoner and Guy Hornsby in the backfield to give the Biddies a potent running attack. They will rely on Darrel Austin and Andy Leventis and the rest df the of fensive line to open holes for them. Davis' prime targets will be Muldrow who has' caught nine passes for the year and Montey Matthews with eight receptions. Tom Leslie is a question mark in the Biddie defense due to a shoulder injury that could sideline him. Powers added that if Leslie is not ready to go that he will start Steve Zimmerman. Tech has shown that they have State, Clen ACC freshi North Carolina State closed out its freshman football season with.a 4-1 record which stands as the best mark by an Atlantic Coast Con ference team this season. Clemson has a chance to match that mark in a game against Wake Forest that has been rescheduled for this af ternoon. In last week's action, Miaryland got by independent Virginia Tech, 21-14. Maryland had to put together two fourth period touchdowns and victory. por Store 230 Huger Street rd Carolina Stadium iers A hangcover iei(ifuning A hangovr can be just about th pi,naus, depression and a lizers alone can't do the whoe specia ingradients to chase those multiple miseries. Foruae combines nine ingredients !n stomac hcalmsdown. Yur spir its perk up. Try CHASER FOR HANGOVER. htally. Workal Now at your pharmacy. GA4CgE ..p,UUeU 7/ ff for TD pily throws ball to the ground. 3 end zone oduled; ick power by defeating Gordon Military, 19-14 and Florida State, 29-22. The Baby Jackets have fallen to Miami 19-14 and Clemson 7-0. In the Florida State ,ijine Tech showed what kind of team they had by scoring 22 points in the final quarter. Powers noted, "Their offense is built around a strong running game and an aggresive defense." The Biddies defense has been off and on this year. They allowed only nine points in their first two games featuring a 9-0 shutout of Clemson, but couldn't stop the Wolflets in a 35-19 loss. Powers said, "Overall we still have an opportunity to salvage a good season, and a win over a tough Tech team could give us a little momentum." Lson pace nan teams VP! started the scoring on a four yard run by Brian Ariens. The conversion attempt was suc cessful, and the score remained 7-0 at half time. Maryland tied the score ont a 66 yard scoring romp by Mvonte Hinkle, buzt the point after was unsuccessful. Then VPI's Rick Hueber returned the ensuing kickoff 76 yards for a touchdown. Trailing 14-6, Maryland's Al Neville hit Bob Lane on a four yard scoring toss, then connected with - Bob Byrne for the two point con version. With 4:50 remaining, Neville passed 89 yards to Dan Bungori, to sew up the game for the Terps. TEAMI WON LOST PCT. N.C. 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Nrwed Rosenberg who was knocked off stride by Files and bill curme MOUTH of the SOUTH There ain't, as they say in the backwoods country where my daddy's folks used to grub a living out of turpentine, no way for the Atlantic Coast Conference to survive as it is presently constituted and festering as it is under ridiculous and outdated rules. South Carolina and Clemson have served notice that they are sick and tired of trying to play and recruit athletes when so many excellent boys are going outside the conference because of the 800 score required on the college board examination. Exam questionable The examination is a questionable vehicle at best, and not another major conference nor any of the top independent schools in the nation require an 800 score for a boy to enroll and be eligible for athletics and a grant-in-aid. The idea is that the ACC is so lofty in its academic excellence that its athletes must be smarter in books than anyone else. The inequities are rampant. First a "student" may be accepted in many of the institutions without 800 on the col!ege bard exam. But no student can play varsity athletics, even if he pays his own way, unless he has at tained such a score. This is manifestly unfair, and if it were to be litigated in the courts would undoubtedly be struck down. A student may play in the band, act in the dramatic club, or march and protest without 800, but he may not play varsity sports. A CC uses tough formula Universities grade on a 4.0 system. The 4.0 represents maximum achievement or an ''A''. A student must project 1.6 at least to be given an athletic shcolarship under NCAA rules. Well, this is idiocy compounded because the ACC uses the toughest formula to see if a kid is likely to make 1.6. It involves his high school class rank as well as the college board score. The ACC uses the NCAA formula. The Southeastern Conference uses its own formula, and frequently guys who fall below the 1.6 projection in the ACC soar well above in the SE C and wind up playing for Georgia or Alabama or some other powerhouse. Many institutions now allow a certain percentage of their student bodies to be admitted without minimum academic achievement. The people so considered are of minority races or deprived backgrounds. Many of them do well in college, graduate, and go on to success. Of course, in the Big Ten and the Ivy League, a great many of these so-called deprived persons are top flight athletes. This is one reason so many super black athletes tear off to far away places rather than stay to play and go to college hereabouts. If the ACC would keep its present rules and allow each school to recruit five additional football players each year who would be excluded from the regular academic requirements, then perhaps the conference would not disintegrate. The very professors who weep for the black man in the classroom are the same ones who are keeping so many first class black athletes out of the ACC schools. Athletes have better grades It is a myth that excellence In athletics waters down the strength of academics on the campus. Students on athletic scholarships invariably have better grade averages than he average of any student body. And it is a lie to imply that they are tak ing easy courses. Check the school work done by athletes; they are the best group on any campus because they know how to work, can get organized, and respect leadership and authority. if the academic wheels who run the ACC schools want to improve their whole picture, the first thing they should do is strengthen athletics, and this begins with the elimination of the threadbare 800 rule, and a realistic approach to ad missions. GREAT WESTERN ENTERTAINMENT! HEAR MAMA CASS SING "Good T im.s Ar. 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