Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tougi Georgia's Jim Poulos Is Tyler Hellams in last week's Appel lea (Continued from Page 8) the TD was called back because dl a penalty. On the next play Brian Mahelsky threw a bomb to Hines who scored, eluding Bates defenders. The PAT was good as Mahelsky run up the middle for the point. Late in the second quarter Dave Hines scored on another long gallop down the side line. The P PAT failed and the score at half time was Townmen 13-0. By the third quarter both defenses had settled down to play an excellent game, and the punting games began to play apart, setting up the lone Bates score. Townmen punted the ball to Bates and it was taken by Billy Rice, who returned the ball the length of the field for the TD. The PAT failed. In the final quarter both teems continued to punt the ball, managing enty samN drives of which emy Towsm*en coubd manage another score. Once again it was the running of Dave Nines and the excellent blocking of the line that gave Townmen the score. The een version failed and the final score was 1H- in favor of the Townmen. In other games P1 Kappa Alpha defeated Alpha Tau Omega 25-6. PiKa, led by the passing of Marty Appel and a good defense never were behind in the game. Undefeated Mauey slipped by Married &6udents i3-s. Maxey scored in the first peried using a pass from Rat Rlebims to Mike Winate for their Arst TD. Both teams seted down to play hard in the second quarter, neither allowing a scere. Maxcy using an excellent defensive squad along with a powerful effense put their fnal points en the beard with a pass to Tern Kempt fem Robbins. The PAT! was a pass from Robbins te Mike ~mgate. Ie seere at the end of the third quarter was Maxcy 13-4 over Marrieds. In other Fraternity playoff action, Chi Psi scored early, then held off continued threats to upset dfending champion Sigma Nu, 13 Chi Psi used the running and aing of Mike Norton to jump out o a 13-0 lead. Norton, who threw ccurately all night, hit Fandy gain thrown down by Carolina's loss to the Bulldogs. 1ds PiKa Black for 33 yards for one touch down. Ronnie Tanner streaked 56 yards for the other. Late in the game, Sigma Nu scored what appeared to be the tying touchdown, but their receiver was out of bounds in the end zone, assuring Chi Psi of a victory. But Sigma Nu came back in the fourth quarter to narrow the margin to 13-7, as quarterback Jon Howell raced six yards for the score. Billy McLeod scored the conversion. "FRI -ADVI( The best steaks in SHIM 1111 L) 254 For you "CATS" thtat study A.B. Sui IEW SHI LI DENIM CORDUR( Aiso LO1 WIDE WALE COlI MOE Li CORNER LADY d Basket encour After the first two weeks of pre season basketball workouts, Carolina coach Frank McGuire reports he's pleased with both the spirited play and the progress made by the 1971-72 Gamecock squad. "I've really been pleased by the squad's attitude to date," said McGuire, "They are ready to play now, as far as being in shape and having the desire to get started on the season go." USC, af1vr going 23-6 and win ning the AtlAntic Coast Conference championship last year, will face a varied 26-game slate in its first season as an independent, ap pearing in two holiday tour naments and playing in ever section of the country. The Gamecocks open their season Dec. 1 at Auburn and play their first home game against Virginia Tech on Dec. 18. "There is no way we will not miss players like John Roche, Tom Owens and John Ribock" con tinued McGuire, speaking of the trio of players who played a large part in the Gamecock's 69-16 mark the last three years. "But the players we have returning are determined to prove they can continue our winning basketball tradition here at Carolina." "Our lettermen have set ex cellent examples with their hustle and dedication and co-captains Rick Aydlett and Bob Carver have furnished fine leadership. I have also been very happy with the performance of all three of our sophomores. E" E-for town-(Pizza's also) MY'S LDY ST 4492 ine e reapuntil ker- "MR FRIENDLY" B ELLS )Y BELLS v CUT tDURIOY BELLS VYS ASSEMBLY STb ball we age M( "We'll miss casey Manning early in I he year," said McGuire of the junior guard from Dillon who was sidelined recently by a hernia operation. "but he just got out of the hospital and we hope to have him back at full strength as soon as possible." "We also feel that big men Tom Riker (6-10; and Danny Traylor (7 0) have shown improvement during these early drills. We have been matching them against each other and I think the competition has helped them both." 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