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J; Bobby S Scott proi Bobby Scott, the forgotten field general of Tennessee, has sud denly projected himself into the all-star quarterback picture. He's winning some converts from among those folks who have regarded him as something other than a star in the quarterback-rich Southeastern Conference. For two seasons now, the blond thrower from Rossville, Ga., has played second fiddle to other SEC quarterbacks in the all-star 1. A DATE WITH JOJO. THE FACED BOY 2. AN ARTICHOKE HEART LIVER .J I Mt:. UNUSED PORTION C 4. AN INCREDIBLE 48" X 25 POSTER IN FULL COLON. Fi CAPTAIN MAX BORDINI (Pl THAN ADOZEN OTHER ACl BEEN PERFORMED ONLY C COMPLETE DETAILS AND I CONVENIENTLY ATTACHEI SCREAM IN(C YELLOW ZONI COVERED WITH BRAND NE OVALTINE FOOD PRODUCTS * VILLA EVERY THINI YOU'VE EVEl WANTED TO KNOW K ABODUT BEER (But didnt know whom to ask) At last ..,. in one great book and anecdote never before assel For Instance, do you know hov float the battleship MIssouri? 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ALLEN Sports Writer "Tennee has a wel-balanced, very quick and agrsive football team. They are one of the major 'Mams in the country. Everything they ,do, they do real, real well." With that forewarning by USC graduate assistant Cam Lewis and Gamecock head coach Paul Dietzel, Carolina football fans and the USC football team are in for a tough game Saturday afternoon when the Gamecocks host the eighth-ranked Vols at Carolina Stadium. Sporting a overall record of 6-1 as compared with the Gamecocks 3-4-1, the Volunteers have turned a pre-season question mark, the defense, into a formidable plus. In the words of Lewis, "Tennessee puts a lot of people on the bail carrier. They have a hustling defense." With the exce,tion of the Vol loss to Auburn in the second game of the season when the young defense surrendered 36 points, the Tennessee defensive corps limited SMU. Army, and Georgia Tech to three points, shut out Alabama, and gave up only seven points to Florida and Wake Forest. Headed by captain and defensive back Tim Priest and featuring linebacker Jackie Walker, whom Lewis called "as fine a linebacker as I've ever seen," defensive back Bobby Majors, and tackle Bill Emendorfer, the Vol defense has proven both difficult to run and pass against. If there is any weakness in the if into al Associated Press and United Press International after his brilliant performance in the 38-7 win over Florida two weeks ago. Bill Battle: praises Scott He completed 21 of 38 pases for two touchdowns and a school record 385 yards against the Gators. Vol Coach Bill Battle seconded the wire services' choice. 1 just don't see how it could have been anyne el.q" Qnid tho TTr skipper. "You seldom see a quarterback have as great a game as Bobby did against Florida." Florida Coach Doug Dickey, who recruited Scott when he was head coach at Tennessee, joined in the accolades. "He's an underrated quarterback, a fine leader and he certainly picked our defense apart," Dickey said. Christaniy. .. V Why are we con ligion obsolete? immoral? Is God Christian business These areq nation, but by me there are many oi of today's demant udice, and borede easy to flnd. To help us ii tions about how t people of Trinity Columbia. This sc visited here in 19, uplifting effect up CANON GRs lege age youth. purpose of visiting Come . .. an Noveri see offe defensive aligamet es vMtr will be fielding .asat USC it might be at the coaerbeek posties where both Cowed Jackie Walker Graham and David Allen as well as there back up men areI sophomores. If protection to complete passes is given quarterback Tommy Suggs the USC offense might ef fectively challenge the Vol secon dary despite the ball-hawking presence of Priest and Majors, whom Dietzel labeled "out standing." First ar head coach Bill Battle, ormer assistant under Dietzel West Point said, "We expect tI same tough kind of -star class Battle has long been a Bobby Scott fan. "He's worked hard to be a good quarterback," he said. "The coaches and players have always had great confidence in Bobby. And he's getting better game by game. He just keeps on going out there and beating the best." But beyond all the statistical data, he has met the test as a big play man. Time and time again, he has kept on the option and made the two or three yards necessary on a critical possession down play. He has hit the bit pass to keep drives alive and he has led the team on the :ield in the same confident style characteristic of another outstanding Vol quar Captain Tim Priest is another Scott admirer. "I know Bobby's not listed among the great quar terbacks," he said. "But remember what Texas Coach Darrell Royal said about quar terbacks: 'They are gauged by the success of the team.' We were 9-1 last year and won the SEC championship and we're doing pretty well this season, too. --if You '1 New Plai All Aboi Soon ti Will Be N What's in it fc inually faced with violence and Con America be great wit houi dead? If not, why doesn't He rnan today? >estions which are being asked, nly thoughtful and scholarly lead hers-which must be answered if ling society and overcome the a, m that surround us in our everyd a thoughtful, intelligent op pros o find our way and ourselves in Church have persuaded CANOs holarly and inspiring man is no 54. Those who met him then wil on their lives. WEN communicates particularly w, M.any of his more than fifty trip: campuses across the nation. d bring a friend, Let's try to find 'aber 8-11; In The Evenings A At The Trinity Eisopal Churi rs USC Po ehod'last year with uw when it went right down to the wir.-have great respect for USC and for Coach Diets." In aseeig Caroina's record Dietlel commented, "O%w eom has to date been a series of ups and dons. We felt we've played ss tremely well at times, especially In wins over Wake Forest, Virginia Tech and North Carolina. However, in other games we've made critical mistakes that have been hard to figure out." Offensively, Tennessee is led by the passing and generalship of Bobby Scott and he running of fullback Curt Watson. Tailback Don McLeary will be out with bruised ribs and sophomore Kevin Milam a slashing runner, will assume tailback duties. A tail and fast group of receivers led by Joe Thompson, Lester McClain, and Stan Trott provide balance to the workhorse ground game led by Watson, who was described by scout Cam Lewis "as fine a fullback as I've seen anywhere." According to Lewis the "running game goes as Watson goes and they like to hand to Watson going over All-American guard Chip Kell." Lewis also said that "Bobby Scott has been more effective each week." He noted that the Vol front wall has "real fine speed and quickness. The firit four are very quick, which puts pressure on the quarterback." Noting that 'they consider Priest one of the smartest players around," Dietzel said "it seems like they always have an All American defensive back." He observed that "Walker impressed us last year with his great speed and hard nosed play." Dietzel added that Bill Battle "is a very dedicated coach and hard worker and one of ability." The Volunteers have had little trouble this season except with strong Auburn. The Tigers won handily 36-23 to put a damper on ''ennessee's chances to repeat as the SEC champions. The Vols have beaten SMU 28-3, Army 48-3, a tough Georgia Tech 17-6, Alabama 24-0, Florida 38-7 and Wake Forest 41-7. The interior line is led by Kell and center Mike Bevans. Bevans is a 6-1 216 senior who made the second team all-SEC team last year. Kell was a consensus All America as well as winner of the Jacobs Blocking trophy as thw hat blocker in the SEC. Steve Robinson and Joe Balthrop line up at the tackles with Thompson the split end and Gary Theiler the tight end. Don Denbo joins Kell at the other guard spot. Walker, Majors and Priest anchor the tough defense. "Walker has all the skills of an All American," Battle said. "Even though he is only 191 he hits with the force of a 240 pounder. D'e Read, the~ r'boy You Know it e Whole Country Talking About It! mettd >r me? war? Does science make re God? Is the New Morality do something? Can one be a not only by th. youth of our ers. These are questions-and we are to meet the challenge pathy, confusion, doubt, prej cay lives. The answers are not ech to these and other ques the turmoil of this world, the 9J BRYAN GREEN to come to stranger to our city, having I tell you he had a profound all with High School and Col i to this country were for the out what's in it for you. t 8 PM test Manley mixe ad - Drnnmad bwe up 1i1, Jamie RtU la the 14r linebacker in the Vows A*-9 defensive alignet. Battle called Neftles "a . # hitter who cantaie to 98we OP with the big play" adm ad Emendorfer's "qu1ckpes, and entumisn make bim on mt MY~ IM Ison gives USC quarterback to expect Saturday afternoon ssee. *es over lead ve finally succeeded in over total offense department of the s team statistical race, ac eased by the league's Service ,d the top spot in this category ing the final two weeks of the out front in the opening game d enjoyed a comfortable lead ; move. mgainst Clemson and Georgia iassed 966 yards. They totaled id added 420 in the 24-16 defeat hile, North Carolina managed harts against Wake Forest and yards for eight games and a ile the Tar Heels have 2,886 head in total offense North s the top club in total defense. ards in their loss to Georgia ie Tar Heels' defensive figure -ginia is second at 269.3 and eader in both rushing offense Id all season. It is averaging iely while limiting its foes to other club averaging better he rush. The Deacons have a rushing at 189.8. ~sing with an average of 216.8 ::ond at 185.6. The Gamecocks ice in pass defense despite the 243 yards through the air last best pass defense figure. a are still in a close fight for ks have scored 191 points for a els have put 183 pointti on the State, which has given up 116 p defense with a 14.5 average. 'hALLS O of color -atmosphere - style to make it this way becausee more efriendship of you - our cuor. Is making you happy. ,a coke or coffee, and the relaxing attention to yousr needs. isten to >llection, and look over what we look in Papptgallo shoes, clothes, tal look" that l* & ad if we -right or wrong - we tell yoa en. ther away tre Tem than the rest, it's worth the trip. If yoa don't gewood or College Place be.. em Trinity Church (at the career ot tad cuaetmer. Shop for Papaglia major "Priest is a great comnpetier, intelligent and hard-noed. He comes up with the clutch play. Majors is the most exciting defensive back in the conference. He is a threat to go all the way Linebacker Ray Nettles and tackle Bill Emendarfer are other standouts in the defensive team with tackle Carl Johuo. Ends 'Pardon Georgia tackle Dennis Wa Tommy Suggs taste of what against eighth-ranked TennE Duke tal offensive The Duke Blue Devils ha taking North Carolina in the Atlantic Coast Conference' cording to latest figures rel, Bureau. The Tar Heels had occuple for 10 straiaht weeks. includ 1969 campaign. They jumped of the current campaign, an until Duke began making it in their last two outings Tech the Blue Devils have an 546 in the win over Clemson ai at the hands of Tech. Meanw only 610 yards in its last two s Virginia. Duke now has 3,003 375.4 per game average wh yards and a 360.8 average. While Duke was moving i Carolina was replacing USC a The Gamecocks allowed 461 and dropped to third place. TI is 269.5 yards per game. Vii Carolina third at 292.1. North Carolina is still the I and defense, a spot it has he 250.1 yards per game offensi 102.4. Wake Forest is the onl than 200 yards per game via 230.1 average. Duke is third in USC continues on top in pa yards per game with Duke set were able to hold onto first pl1 fact Georgia was able to get: week. Virginia has the seciond Carolina and North Carolin scoring honors. The Gamecoc 23.9 average while the Tar He board for a 22.9 figure. N. C. points, is the leader in scorini D.ar Pappagallo Girle: WE LOVE YOUI Our shop 1. a combination and hospItality. We strive than anything, we value th Our foremost goal in life Comie out to see us. Ejo atmosphere with personal, the beat tapes fromn our cc have picked out as the boa and acceseories. We want you to have a "tc don't like what you try en Our location is a little fur but we think you will ftnd have a ride, catc.i the Rl4 Main Street or in frost of Sumiter and Oervaie Street. We love you - our friend 3501 MNORTH. MaAsaN STv enaSu