Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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INVITES AA SNS $100,000 INTERNATIONAL STEEPLECHASE Satur_day November 20, 1971 ICEE is giving away a reserved parking space and Plc Nic dinner for eight as a first prize in an exciting new contest. Second Prizes - there's five - are pairs of General Admission Ticketsil 1st Prize $50.00 reserved parking space and Plc Nic dinner for eighti 2nd Prize (5) Pair of General Admission Ticketsl RULES " Must be at least 18 years old * No purchase necersry * Register where you buy ICEE. " Contest ends 12:00 Midnight, November 13, 1971 " Winners will be notified prior to the race Bidi BY JIM HERSH and STEVE PARKER Sports Writer The Carolina freshman, coming off their first loss of the year, venture to Athens, Ga. to meet the (ough Georgia Bulipups in their final contest of the 1971 season, Monday afternoon. Zipperly: leading Biddie rusher Coach Jackie Power's Biddies will be seeking their fourth win of the year. The Bullpups sport a 2-0-1 record with wins over Clemson and Florida. Auburn _played the Bullpups to a 14-14 tie in Georgia's other contest. Georgia features a fierce defense and powerful running game. Spearheading the strong Bullpup running attack is tailback Horace King who has rushed for 537 yards in three games. In the game against Florida, King ran for 291 yards and four touchdowns. The Biddies will try to return to their winning ways. Undefeated for the first three games, a com bination of a good Georgia Tech Available at Better Boo The Time of V A French View of Mc by MAURICE EDGAR Translated by GEORG| 248 pages The Literary Ca William Faulkne A Bibliographical St ua AUTHORIZED REISSUE by JAMES B. MERIWE 214 pages ". .. two incredibly good bool University of South Ca Publishers of Scholarly Boc USC frosh tr dies fac team and a rash of Biddie mistakes led to the downfall of the USC freshmen last Friday. Georgia Tech's defense held the Biddie's rushing attack, which had previously guided the team to its first three victories, to just 106 yards. Tom Zipperly, the team's leading rusher was stopped with only 46 yards in 15 carries. Fullback Billy Cregar gained only 40 yards in 16 attempts. While the Tech defense con centrated on halting the- Biddie Resident credits th There they go again. Yes, the outside agitators have returned along with their obnoxious and downright untrue remarks. Again the gifted Gamecock Soothsayer was threatened with his very existence. This time he was forced into exile behind some well thumbed copies of HARBRACE'S COLLEGE HANDBOOKS on the Gamecock sports desk. The poor prognosticator has to put up with these fickle hatemongers. If he picks a USC opponent, he is marked as a traitor and likened to Benedict Arnold. If he pidks USC and they lose, he is tabbed as a happy-go-lucky op timist. Maybe the solution is for USC to give up football and take up, say, ping-pong. Last week, 37-8-1, .783; for the season, 313-106-4, 744; Second highest weekly percentage, and the seasons' average is slowly climbing back to its lofty .750 mark. Take that, outside agitators. In the week's big game, No. 7 Georgia travels to take on the No. 6 ranked Auburn Tigers. Auburn depends on the passing of Pat )kstores 7illiam Faulkner dern American Fiction COINDREAU E McMILLAN REEVES $9.95 reer of' r THER $14.95 Cs .. . -New Orleans Timne-Picayuene rolina Press y to rebound e Bull1 running game quarterbacks Dobby Grossman and Andy LeHeup passed for z43 yards but were plagued by four Tech in terceptions. Tommy Middlebrooks had an outstanding game at flanker as he pulled in 10 passes for an even 200 yards. The passing exploits of the Biddies Were stifled by numerous turnovers. Often when the fresh man threatened to score their efforts failed as they suffered three fumbles in addition to the four risktaker reats fron Sullivan to Terry Beasly to move the ball. The Bulldogs proved what they can do against the pass by effectively shutting off Florida's John Reaves. James Ray showed that his performance against the Gamecocks was no fluke, rushing for 42 yards and passing for 127 more. Georgia 23, Auburn 20. Oklahoma's Greg Pruitt and Jack Mildren rushed for 216 yards against a supposedly weak Missouri defense. That's combined not apiece, which is not exactly good when you consider what they were doing before. Oklahoma has been losing points to Nebraska, in the weekly polls, so look for a run up. Oklahoma 52, Kansas 15. Last week Maryland rolled up 414 total vards and 27 points. Too bad Penn State had to spoil things by running up 561 yards and 63 points. The Terps, nevertheless, Sailing team finishes 3rd in regetta The Carolina sailing team finished third in a four team regatta held at the James Island Yacht Club in Charleston, Saturday. The University of Tennessee won the regatta and the College of Charleston ended in second place. USC was third followed by the Citadel. Ann Boyd and Steve Fant were the skippers for Carolina. The USC team won four of the eight races but lost t wo points in a ptotest. The protest occurred in the third race and cost the Gamec'ock sailers a chance to win the regatta. The next regatta for the USC sailers is this Saturday at Davidson. -ADV ICE The best steaks in to SHIM 1111 L 254 For you "CATS" that stud) 1: mups Baby Jacket interceptions. So far this season, a quartet of Biddie running backs boast average gains per carry of four yards or better. Zipperly has rushed for 387 yards with a 4.6 average. Cregar also is over the :300 mark with 335 yards and a 4.7 average. Tommy Amerin, 5.3 average gain, and Jay Hodgin, 4.5 average gain, are the other top Biddie rushers. in exile; t fans should move the ball even easier against the Clemson defense. Too bad if you're a Clemson fan, If. there are any. Maryland 24, Clemson 15. Many Penn State fans believe that Nittany Lions aren't getting a square deal from the pollsters. But then you look at their record and find it dotted with lowas, Marylands, and Navys. This week they take on another powerhouse, N. C. State. The only question will be how many touchdowns Lydell Mitchell will score. Penn State 46, N. C. State 10. Ed Marinaro and the rest of the Cornell Big Red take on Dart mough in a game that will probabty decide the Ivy League Championship. Look for Marinaro to run all over the Indians. So, what else is new? Cornell 27, Dartmouth 21. Number one Nebraska con tinues to blow over its opponents. Kansas State is no exception. The The Wildcats' only prayer is that the Cornhuskers are looking past Kansas State toward their Thanksgiving day clash with Oklahoma. Not likely. Nebraska 39, Kansas State 12. EAST Princton 21. %ale 20. Pittsburgh 13. Arm 7. Harvard 28. Brown 17: Syracuse 31. \a% %1l. Columbia 13. Penn 3; West Virginia 42. \ M 1 13 MIDWEST Michigan State 28. Minnesota 21. Colorado 17. Oklahoma State 15. Air Force lo. Tulsa 3. Michigan 47. Purdue 20. Notre Dae' 17. Tulane 0. Ohiio State 21, Nor thwe'stern 7. Wisconsin 21. Illinois 20 SOUTH Alabama 37. Miami <Fla.) I3 L)uke 28. Wake Forest 20; Memphis State 17. North Texas State 14. Florida 20. Kentucky 0: Nort h Carolina 27. Virginia 0. Florida State 31. torgia Tech 27. Lousiana State 21. 1ihasissippi Staie 7, SOUTHWEST Texas 35. Texas Christian 7: Arftansas 31. Southern Methodist 10. FAR WEST: Washington 21. Southern Cahifornia 17. Arizona State 35. Wyoming I3: Stanfo,rd 23. San Jose State 0: otregon 17. Cahifomnia 6: Utah State 13. Utah 12; Oregon S'''et .t1. Washington State 17: New Mexico 3s. Texas-El Paso 14 -*for wn-(Pizza's also) MY'S ADY ST -4492 late we are open until :30 ker- "MR- IENDLY"