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With winnin Ruggei BY MARK LEARY Sports Writer The Carolina Ruggers, now 6-0, sent two teams on the road last Sun day and came home with two vic tories, defeating Davidson 15-0 and Greenville 25-4. The Rugby Club split up into two equal teams, but left te starters home, which gave every >ody on the club an opportunity to play and it also gave the ten starters a much deserved rest. Player-coach Dr. Frank Walton said of the strategy, "It was great for moral and experience play." Read any good walls lately? If you've been abroad lately, you may have seen a sample of what the citizens of many countries are reading thesedays. BOOKS USA can help tell our side of the story. $5 from you sends 10 books overseas. Books on understanding America, American history, and the best American litera ture. The Peace Corps and U.S. Information Agency will put the books in the hands of those who need them most. Whatever you give will help win friends for the United States abroad. Give t BOOKS USA. Box 01.1960L WashinQton. D. C. 20013.~jy Make checks payable to' BOOKS USA. Contributions OUC are tax deductible. SONY, PA For the mo Novemb Assorted c Posters, P IauAERCR streak on line r'sface f Walton added the twa game sweep e showed everyone the depth of the team. C In the Davidson game, Jack Amy v was the high scorer with seven t points. Amy scored three of his A seven points on a running drop kick I which was believed to be the first t: in Carolina Rugby history. Other scorers were Burke Hayes and t] Frank Lother who had four points o Sports i* The USC water polo club ut Schmidt and the tight defense c victory over Georgia, last week The win left the Gamecocks match left to go. Schmidt scored eight times attack. He was followed by Casc slering 4, with Paul Gray, Brad each scoring once. Tyler, before fouling out in Georgia's highly respected forw for three quarters. The USC water polo club play son, also against Georgia, this ! The USC soccer club recorde< nipping Furman 1-0 Tuesday afi 'A'. Lineman Don Belt scored the the USC soccer club brought it The club's next match will be v this Saturday at the CBC socce: T A South's Lar STEREO EQUIPI IASONIC, CRAI' :.:...:...... .... T HIS~ nth of e- 8-T RA CARR' or:red, brown, black, atces,Blacklights, Strobe I NOW TWO LO 2602 Devine St. 4 blocks from 5 points ) Phone 252-6761 [igers ich. Bob Whither scored 14 arolina's 25 points in the Gr:e lHe game, as he had two trys a ree conversions. Chris Lee and ndrews added four points eat ill Black got into the scoring wi ree points on a penalty kick. Sunday at 2 p.m. the ruggers p eir 1S-game home winning strei the line against Clemson. brief lized the scoring of Toi F Ed Tyler to score a 20-1 md at the USC pool. vith a 3-0 record with or to pace the USC scorir y Claflin with 5, Nick Ke Hitchings and Bob Cotta the fourth period, limitc ird Jack Baverle, scorele its final match of the se unday in Athens. its third win of the seaso rnoon on Intramural Fie only goal of the game a record to 3-2. ith Columbia Bible ColleE field. 'E V rest Selecti 4ENT: Authorb 3, LEAR JET AONTH SPE ACK T (iNG' Iue With ights, Incense, Neckla< CATIONS T (corr ad f -" in Dud Al 1 Le ig s s Id Takeal is Gamecock defensive back Alex back of N. C. State's Pat Kenney 1 e to be a successful pass from qua a spectular interception last Sati IORLI )n of Eight Trac :ed dealers for ELECTROPHONI CIAL -...... 'APERgI CASE *6. key Holds 24 ta ees, Sunglasses, Tapes and Access< 0 SERVE YOU 5508 Forest Drive ier of Percival Rd. & Forest L Phone 782.5456 %ay Tbiu .P" c Dobson reaches over the o turn what would appear rterback Bruce Shaw into irday. k Tapes C, TOYO ar 9.95 88~ Plk. pies ir.) ~ Ii