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Power: 0 despit By DOUG WILLIAMS Sports Editor "I am optimistic about this group of freshman," said Biddie coach Jackie Powers following his team's 35-21 setback to Georgia in their season finale. "They are a good bunch of boys that can help us out on the varsity in many ways." Powers, whose team suffered successive losses to Georgia Tech and Georgia in their last two JEANS 'n, JEANS' VERY DEFINITELY GEAR BOXO Three great looks in den im--from light weight to bull .Funkykt.frn and back. Some scooped, some patched. Lots of legs, too. Some flare. some regular. Slip into something great today. $5 and $7 Richman URnoRuSs DUTCH SQUARE still p1 frosh I games, still praised his talented players. "The Georgia Tech game and the first half of the North Carolina State game were our worst games offensively, but in the of hers, I think we played as well as we could have." The Biddie mentor expressed a bit of surprise that leading rusher and scorer Tom Zipperly paced the offensive statistics. "We just didn't expect him to be as strong as he is," Powers stated. "I knew that he had the speed, but we weren't aware that he had such speed." The loss to Georgia, which dropped the Biddies to a 3-2 season record, was termed by Powers as fhe result of being out-manned. "They (Georgia) dressed out 58 players to our 32. They had 30 backs and ends dressed, while we only have 32 men on our team. They signed 40 players to scholarships, and have some good Treat Yourself To A Choic with french fries, tossed 1 coffee or ice teo Waitress Service W irr Don't Forget . About Our $$ i' Saving Meal r I Plan "Thank you so mi patronage." Jimmy 1111 Green St. (Between MB AENTERPRI PRESENTS ISAAC THIS DUDE IS BAD MUTHE] BLACK MOSI IS COMING! SAT. NOV.27,U Special Guest St THE HOT BUTTERED SC ENTIRE 21 PIECE ISAAC BE PERFORMING THE N IN CONCERT FOR THE UW Game is Sat. Afternoon. TI Tickets $6.25, 5.25, 4. C leased .osses ones coming out of the student body. "Their offensive line is as good as any we have faced," Powers continued. "They are a real power football team. Their tailback, Horace King, is the best football player we have played against this year. He rushed for 161 yards in our loss. He is as good or better than Jimmy Poulos, and Poulos is starting for the varsity now. "They really moved us out on the line. But we came back in the second half and really made a game of it. We were behind by only seven points. Then they got an interception and recovered a fumble and put two quick ones on the board. "But we didn't give up," he concluded. "This has been what it's been like all season with these boys. We have nothing to be ashamed of." e Rib-Eye Steak served ,reen salad, hot rolls, i. ONLY $1.65 er S Complete Menu %A Under $2.00 urant ich for your fine and Toula Leventis Main and Assembly) SES ar: WAR IUL MAN AND THE HAYES BAND WILL USIC FROM.SH F C/CLEMSON WEEKEND. e Concert is Sat. Night oliseum Box Offie Eye in th (Continued "Yes, that would make o said Peach Bowl Executive I told Coach Dietzel that it coul But Crumbley was quick t( not yet over, and any pairii hypothetical. "South Carolir left," he continued. "If they c have the good bowl credent . "We have been interested and are pleased with the te after the Florida State gam USC fell to the Seminoles by i "In retrospect, we didn't ti that badly against Tenness believe that the final score Then the director came subject of most younger bo impression on the national s very well. With South Carol ii no doubts that it would be a the pay-off would be excep "We cannot officially tal week in November," Cruml some equally strong contest Carolina-North Carolina wo stronger ones. We don't wan we don't get this game that v Such is just not the case." And what do the schools Though neither official woul jump at the chance of meetin malevolent forms of body c "I know that the Peach Bc two games," said North Director Jack Williams. "BL in a bowl game. Sure, Sc would have a great deal of accept a bid against anyoni USC Sports Information D bit of hope that the two schoc interested in the matchup," talk of a bowl game is deper two games. North Carolina ''UNC will probably be fav and we are on a three game out of the running. We "The Mas Who Oe Net Read -I. N. Baur 01| Thesn Tie Mms Who Cannes CAPITOL NEWSSTAND 1206 Main Street. And Hampt.. St. Newsstand 1220 Hamnsten St. "Yes, We Barn but we have the town. (Pizza als< Shin 1111 Lady St For you "cats" that ! open until 1:30 duri on Fri & Sat. A.B. Sul e Keyhole from Page 6) ne interesting combination," )Irector George Crumbley. '"I d be one f Ine game.'' ) emphasize that the season Is igs at this point are strictly ia still has two rough games lon't win both, they just do not ials. in the Gamecocks all along, am. We were a bit unhappy e, however." And rightly so. 3 49-18 score. iink South Carolina played all ,ee. In fact, my staff didn't was 35-6.*' down to the most important wl games trying to make an cene. "The game would draw ia now an independent, I have iighly competitive game. And Hional. k to a team before the third )ley explained. "But we have possibilities. Of course, South ild have to rate as one of the t to give the impression that if ve are not interested in either. have to say on the subject? d admit it, both teams would g each other in a game where ontact are legal. wI has scouted us for the past Carolina Sports Information it we're willing to play anyone uth Carolina-North Carolina local interest. But we would rector Tom Price revealed a Is could clash. "'We'd be very Price said. "Of course, any ident on our winning the last is in good shape. ored over Duke this weekend, losing streak. But we're not are hopeful that such a that such a thing will come to pass.'' Price and Crumbley definitely want the game. Williams is a bit vague on the subject. But fans from all over the Atlantic Coast want this game more than anyone. E xcept for the two football teams who would renew a rivalry that both desire intensely. Have No anas" best steaks In nmys .254-4492 tudy late we are ng the week 2:30 ker "Smily" v0rite restaulrant manar"