Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Dietzel USC di 0 agai st (Continued Fr played despite the fact that h "He had a pulled muscle. It is rpadv to play a new positior Thad Rowe back prior to this game?" He'! year. We have more team spe team in the ACC. He's so little i a team like Tennessee that rea could get run down. If you rur chance of an injury, and we wouldn't even consider that. Ro on our defense." Dietzel's praise then shifte which, though yielding 299 yarc shut off Wake's vaunted veer ping them cold. The pursuit of With three or four people in o long gain away. When Garrett people, slid off and was gone "John LeHeup was making t evening. He is one fine footbal a tremendous game. We al against the run, anyway." Di suffered torn kee ligaments lai unavailable for service next ''Wake Forest has a fine< (Garrett, Larry Hopkins and tremendous pounding. Russel They run that ball downi after d give them enough credit." memos .1 ads efense I veer orn Page 5) e had practiced very little. hard trying to get a player i when he has to practice by watching. He did run a few plays, but only at a jog. "Dick has only practiced about two and a half days out of seven,'" the Gamecock mentor con tinued. '"We had to keep taking him out for a rest. When he's in there he's running just about every play. His injury is just one of those lingering things that can't allow him to run all out. You can bank on the fact that he'll be playing against Clemson. So why hasn't Dietzel installed Harris at offensive been semi-hurt most of the ed than Wake, or any other -hat if we put him in against Ily puts the wood to you, he i him too much, there's the lose him for everything. I ?member, he's the real stud d to the Carolina defense, is on the ground, effectively offense. "'We weren't stop the Bandits was important. n every tackle, it takes the broke loose, he hit a pile of ackles all over the place this I player. Thad Rowe played ways knew he was tough etzel then stated that Rowe e in the game, and would be Neek against Clemson. >ffense. Those three backs Larry Russell) all take a I is a fine football player. bwn alter down. I just can't USC's newest running Harris, sweeps left end for se, C-arolina j two game By STEVE PARKER Sports Writer The Carolina Rugby team split their final two games of the fall season this past weekend and finished with a successful 8-2 record. The USC ruggers captured their eighth victory of the year Saturday afternoon with a 15-8 comeback victory over the University of - Tough . tmos Sensu IBDN A 9 Caereds&iQai sughing all the wo back, Dick touchdown jai cond quarter Carolina's 24-1 ouggers sj s; finsh North Carolina. After UNC jumped ahead by an 8-0 margin, Fred Holland tallied a penalty kick in the closing minutes of the initial period. Holland was to close out the team's scoring when he added another long penalty kick in the waning moments of the game. The Carolina ruggers overtook the UNC team midway in the ratchup ? ~ a a -IA-WIS PhI1l1p0 int of 16 yards, sparking conquest of Wake Forest. )lt final season second half when Jimmy Wynn, the team's captain, kicked the ball through several North Carolina players and Andy Gallin scooped it up and rambled 50 some yards for the try. Gallin then converted to push Carolina ahead 12-8. The following afternoon the Carolina Rugby team battled a tough team from N. C. State. After engaging in a very physical con test, USC suffered only its second 'oss of the year by a 10-4 score. Carolina struck first, opening up a 4-0 margin, when Paul Salvatore crashed into a N.C. State ball carrier and jarred the ball loose where it was snatched up and returned 25 yards by Andy Gallin for a try. Fred Holland's at tempted conversion sailed wide of the goal, and Carolina was to score no more for the remainder of the game. The squad of N.C. State totaled 10 points in turning away the ruggers bid for their ninth victory of the year. Carolina was hampered In the N.C. State contest as they suffered the loss of three top players the previous afternoon. Jack Clasen, Jim Henderson, and Werner Minchel were all lost and unable to compete In the NC. State game.