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PRESENTS E AT CAROLINA COUSEUM AND EXUMA NOV. 6 8:30 P.M. SEATS RESERVED $3-$4$5$5" , sale at Coliseum window and and at A Shop For Pappagallo. Thomas Show SAt. Nov. 7 ER HEAVY SHOW Rome. fore Chi fter FeIi see with innocent eyes, everything ist -HII.NI ALBERTO GRIMALDI Producti IN' SAITYRJ 1:40 - 4:00 - 6: USC tallback Russ Kurtiz (2A end for two yards of Carolina the ground against Georgia. Ch PsiO faceso Sigi ~*1 di By DAVID DRAFFIN Sports Writer Alpha Tau Omega coming off a 39-0 slashing of Phi Delta lost in a hard contested playoff game to Chi Psi, 6-0. Chi Psi will go on iq the playoffs to play last years campus champ Sigma Nu for first place in the Fraternity League. Sigma Nu downed Phi Kappa' Sigma late Tuesday 18-0 to advance into the playoffs last night against Chi Psi. ATO unleashed their offense Monday with Ron Coleman hitting Stan Byrd for three touchdown passes of 25, 35 and 40 yards. Coleman ran one for 25 yards and passed to Teddy McKelvin for another. Soccer Clul The USC soccer club hosts Columbia Bible College tomorrow at l a.m. on Intramural Field A. The rematch with CBC will find the USC squad out for revenge since CBC won the first encounter several weeks ago, 8-t. New coach Richard Parne has installed a long 0486 Offfet antd augmented by new faces, the USC group hopes to improve their playing skill. Previously the soccer club's MnawihRnClemainiti" pse of25,35an 4: 0 yrs C olea A n o y adan ) sweeps left the offensive be 's total 14 on 34. Georgia won Nvmns playo ma Nu fo Larry Tapp made three of the PATs to complete the scoring. This potent offense, however, was completely stifl ,e very next day by an extre y adapt Chi Psi defense. Laborde upset Max 12-0 to earn themselves a place in Tuesday's playoffs against quick Horseshoe. In this contest it was Laborde getting the better by deftly picking the Horseshoes secondary apart with three touchdown passes. Stan Quinn caught two passes from Mack Ash and Bill Sherlock collected a third to completely rout the Horse shoe by a 18-0 score. Laborde will advance to play Town Men in Thursday's round of b seeks win offense was based on short passes, an attack which requires con siderable skill and which takes years to perfect even among European entAusiazaw. ThC long pass offense is intended to bypass the dflbbling reuirMnbnts of the more demanding short passes, thereby eliminating a weak area of execution. In addition to the CBC loss, the 1st *SHOWS e 1, 3, 5, Beyc , of *1stI START AT DUSK. NOW G FEATURES: S3:30.8:0~~ NRfiONALCI!NERAI A ROHRT WI litBARA HMSHEV NOW I i ittle at Sanford stadium, 52 1ff, r title the playoffs. TMA beat Douglas in a extremely crisp game. Butch Hatfield ran a punt 50 yards for one score for Douglas. TMA's other score came on a 60 yard pass from Chuck Williams to Benny Gregory. Fred Magner and Gary Fralley put up a tough defense against TMA's offensive machine but were unable to earn the win. Town Men won by a 20-12 decision. Lambda Chi Alpha finished their season strong with wins over Sigma Phi Epsilon 13-0 and Pi Kappa Phi 13-6 last Thursday and Monday afternoons. In their victory over the Sig Eps, Lambda Chi Alpha stayed mostly on the ground. soccer team has split 1-2 with Vorhe,s College of Denmark, S. C. Current plans call for the club to .l-.y -igh or m atChs with opponents mostly from South Carolina. The newly Installed offense features Chuck Hodge at left wing, Phil Sc11wartz at fullback, and Duncan Funderburke at center half. if The Shock Rock nd The Valley The Dolls". Drive in Showing A TTON MEET WILBUR STEEL ---"SUPER DADDY"' They get ababy Stheir own. E gi She gets. making it. .PKc URES PRESENTh E RODUCTIoN COLLIN W1LXK-HORNE bill c Over the years the Uni distinguished itself in many ways. It has achieved an intei 4cademic excellence, and set shaded grounds to capture sonm established by Thomas Jefff luminaries as Edgar Allen Poe. has been crowned with such athletic shortcomings have, overlooked. But no more. CORRIGAN N] Now the Cavaliers have broul who never should have been Corrigan is the new boss of education at Charlottesville. As! and wise leadership which will g to greatness. Not even the remai as athletic director can dim thi brought Gene from Washingtor Exactly what function Sebo regime is not clear, but It ha Corrigan is the boss. Gene wil growth and improvement. Se athletic operation is that if or proper administrative theory d the destruction of those who ta have succeeded. Thus everyone at least competitive. Neither a I get big being small, and that, trouble with Virginia athletics a will be working to get BIG, an< Cavaliers will have to be dealt ference championship. Corrigan is the guy who coa swimming at Virginia, had a s coach before they made him spc this capacity, he walked on the, bunch which writes and broad made the mean ones happy and and he even managed to strike a for sobriety in certain much began to get headlines where I column fillers. RAN ACC Then the ACC conference o Charlottesville to become--wel Weaver was getting along in yei for making himself agreeable time. I think I wrote once befor with the brightest smile in the w for the conference, and then tht him as athletic director. The fac of young'uns induced him to go education was assured for all 1 C LASS WILL Now at Virginia you will see Stadium is an ancient edifice I tempo of today's football. But it r poor repair. in fact, if the stadli and the facilities were brought would have a charm all its owi Yes, Virginia, you are in for sc not even the remnants of past deter the progress that Is as cer Gene Corrigan at the helm. ERRYli on main DOWNTOWN ONLY SA LE SEPARATES4 /3 0FF - orig. prices 790 to 2 90 Regular 12. to 35. .pants .skirts .sweaters .tunics .ponchos .sizes 3 to 15. Sportswear Dept., DOWNTOWN ONLY GO....GO....GANt lirle SIU te PUTS versity of Virginia has ignificant and worthwhile national reputation for its , olars have flocked to its e of the culture which was Prson and spawned such Virginia's academic effort dazzling success that its for the mot part, been EW BOSS lht back to their ranks one allowed to leave. Gene all athletics and physical such, he will provide strong Ive Virginia the true course ning presence of Steve Sebo luster of the move which and Lee. will serve under the new s been made certain that I think big, and strive for bo's theory of collegiate e is small and weak, the emands that one work for rough effort and prudence can be made--if not equal aerson nor a university can in essence, has been the i along. From now on Gene I I'm thinking now that the Nith in every bid for a con :hed lacrosse and, I think, tint Ss assistant basketball irts information director. In Nater with the quarrelsome casts in the ACC area. He the dumb ones seem smart, kind and unobstrusive blow needed quarters. Virginia t had failed to get into the SHOW ffice plucked him out of I, he ran the show. Jim irs, and Gene had a knack and forceful at the same e that he could say "no" orld. He did a splendid job Generals of W & L hired t that Gene has a house full to W & L where a college is progeny. , SHINE class shine through. Scott N iardly in keeping with the ieed not be run down and in am were properly grassed, into good repair, the place 'me bold new concepts, and administrative fiascos can lain as sunrise with Genial COCKS!