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Blunder All of this is not to say that VPI played an errorless game. Leading 12-10 they made two turnovers, a fumble recovery by Carolina's Jim Bass and an interception by cor nerback Bruce Duke, in VPI territory to lead to two USC scores, which apparently gave the Biddies a safe 24-12 lead in the fourth quarter. Bass joined in the comedy of errors with under seven minutes to go in the ame when he fumbled a N Sti WANTED: Walters And Waitressei Din Winner DIC BrnI 25 (Go LI... ..... ... From punt into the hands of VPI's Hardee, who grabbed the ball in mid-air at the USC 45 and sprinted the rest of the way for the touch down. Still the Gobblets needed another break, and when USC started to move the ball it looked as though they would not get it. But with four minutes left John McElveen threw a pass right into the waiting arms of VPI linebacker David Wood. The Gobblets moved the ball onday Nig ident Spec '2.99 U.S. Choice Sirloin Choice of Potato Salad Bar - 741 SALUDA AVE. - F COLUMBIA, SOUTH C e Out Toni At The s Circle Res 1111 Green Street (Behind S.C. Bookstore) Cooking Served: uy-Friday 7 a.m. - 5 lay 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. UNTS ON MEAL TlI Special rhis Coupon And R, SDiscount On Any I Thru Monday Oct. 16, Page 6 down the field, thanks to a pass interference call against Bruce Duke, and scored the tying points on a Phil Rogers run with 1:53 left. The ironic part of the game was that USC had a chance to win the game, but did not use the good place kicker that they had, and VPI coach Terry Don Phillips wished that he had a half decent place kicker. His kickers, who had all the skill of paraplegics, did not make an extra-point all night. Lt ial Reservations Please Geab IVE POINTS AROLINA 29205 jht taurant I -- -I 192I Walton ki USC rugg BY MARK LI Sports Wri Dr. Frank Walton's penalty kic: ing, just bearly cleared the cross Rugby team to squeeze by Duke It was evident that Carolina high scoring back Charlie Bea points in the Carolina rout of Dav ing from last week's squad was other starters. Without Wynn the team had tc the match. The duty of captain f Ewell a regular at Carolina for ! Club president Walton said aft( "He carried the attack for the during the game he tied up the of the team could get there. Thi; maintaining any momentum." Carolina took an early lead, touchdown of the game and the as the Gamecocks kept their 6-( half. The offense was sparked not scoring show but also by Ron Rot Routten had been the third sti great," commented Walton. Duke came back in the seco: up on two penalty kicks. Both errors. Carolina was offside ni time the Duke kicker put it thr( Duke's second of two penalt' six all, came with about two mi it looked hopeless for Carolina But Duke went offside on a yard line and this set up the lasl NOW SERVING BREAKFA 7:30-9:31 COLLEGE & SUMTER In tern a House off ALL YOU I MONDA Y- WEDNE! Spaghetti TUESDA Y AND Buttermii Pancake s Specials good between 1031 Assembly Street Open 24 1 k gives ers win ARY ter (with two seconds remain' bar to enable the Carolina 9-6, Saturday at Durham. missed the experience of le, who accounted for 16 idson last week. Also miss :aptain Jim Wynn and two > elect a game captain for -ll on the shoulders of Nat nany seasons. r the game of Ewell's play, Forwards and many times Duke backs until the rest alone stopped Duke from s Walton scored the only n kicked the extra points ) lead throughout the first only by Walton's one man itten. Previous to this game -ing scrum half. "He was id half and tied the game were results of Carolina ar the goal line and each )ugh the uprights. kicks, tying the game at nutes left in the match and to pull out a win. lineup within their own 25 :-second heroics of Walton. WEEKDAYS STm BURGER 0 KING jonal ancakes DAN EAT DA Y-FR IDA Y *1"9 THURSDA Y Choice of 85C 5 syrups 11 a.m. & 10 p.m. No Checks Accepted tnnra