Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Biddies lose secoi Tech ATLANTA-Georgia Tech' freshmen scored 25 points in th first half and went on to overwheli the Carolina Biddies 39-7 Frida night in Atlanta. The Yellow Jackets ran for 22 Intramura playoffs se BY PAT Sport The intramural football to begin on November 13. following teams appear to The Townmen, Bates H Veteran's, XYZ, Vols, Kapp Phi Epsilon, Phi Kappa Sigi Meanwhile, the volleybal both the residence hall an Phi Epsilon finished first i Chi Psi. The Townmen car while Douglas finished se the final round in both frat petition. Carraway (Phi Ka Phi), and Wright (Chi Psi other, as are Silverthorn (T( Harris (Bates). This Monday girls bask begin. On November 13, me start, as will girls ping-pon Si Your V( id stomps j s yards and passed for 168, while e holding the potentially explosive n Biddies to only 123 total offensive y yards. Bob Ryan's offensive team was 9 without two of its main cogs, quar I football heduled PIZZELLA s Writer league playoffs are scheduled As the standings now read the have secured playoff berths Duse, Horseshoe, Douglas, a Psi, Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma ma and Chi Psi. l competition has concluded in d fraternity divisions. Sigma n fraternity play, followed by tured the residence hall title, ond. Squash play is down to ernity and residence hall com ppa Sigma), Sawicki (Pi Kappa 1 are competing against each )wnmen), Soofi (Townmen) and etball and mens bowling will ns swimming and handball will g. londay Nig tudent Spec *12.99 U.S. Choice Sirloin Choice of Potato Salad Bar .741 SALUDA AVE.-F COLUMBIA, SOUTH C "every house ne E L Jewel (Mrs. REPUBLICAF HOUSE OF RE] "more participation in govi Informed younger general "more effective state govei procedure and emphasis te on November 7th Wil rosh terback Jeff Grantz and running back Russ Jackson, and they never did get their attack going. Both Grantz and Jackson, who have set Biddie season records, missed the game because they were pulled up to the varsity for the Wake Forest game Saturday night. USC's defense, which was miRs ing two of their stars, tackle Jay Saldi and defensive back Bruce Duke, was outclassed for the first time this year. However, the defense did provide one of the bright spots for the Bid dies when defensive back Henry Laws picked up a Yellow Jacket fumble and rambled 89 yards for the lone Biddie touchdown. Tech took little time getting on the scoreboard. After USC quarter back Zeb Shue fumbled on the Yel low Jacket 34 on the Biddies' first possession, Tech drove for their first touchdown with Oby Brewer scoring from three yards. Tech's second score came later in the first quarter when Eddie Luke passed 44 yards to Steve Raible. Before the end of the half Brewer ran in from the one to extend the Tech margin to a comfortable 25 points. Bruce Traney caught a 13-yard scoring pass from Rudy Allen in the third quarter to give Tech a 32-0 lead before Laws got the Biddies on the board. Luke ran one yard in the fourth quarter for Tech to end the scoring at 39-7. The Biddies, whose record dropped to 3-2-1, will face Georgia in the last game of the season, Nov. 13 at Williams-Brice Stadium. hit 1al Reservations Please Phone- 252-5141 IVE POINTS ;AROLINA 29205 eds a woman" ECT Baskin John S.) i CANDIDATE PRESENTATIVES ernmental affairs by an ion" 'nment with business - on fiscal responsibility." I Be Appreciated Eye in the Keyho le By Doug Williams Sports Editor In view of Carolina's illustriot football field, perhaps it is time leveled at Paul Dietzel and his s To begin with, after USC's up season's opener, a local sportsv first to ateck Dietzel, his progra: this is to be expected when said of having little or nothing cons Gamecocks or Dietzel. And it is that the writer began his assai that was supposed to be a regio: be. John Pont's Indiana team c supposed to be a doormat, yet Bowl; Ray Graves' Florida squw doormat, yet it defeated Tenness four years ago. If Virginia had reeled off a sl this local writer would be madi Carolina's faulty showing on the usual criticism of Dietzel, ha prophet, which he surely is not. Then there is this rumor tha replace Dietzel as head coach. someone called Reeves and askec in the job. What resulted put the s in very embarrassing spots. Afte offered the job either formally media had a field day while inves The worst part of the mess is th sity hierarchy are allowing suc football season that is already r sention and disgust. Criticism an thing every college coach mu people don't go off on a tangen pointing season. Then again, people are behind items such a the anti-Dietzel publication G.R Carolina suffered two bad rE and the results are now becor of play. Few remember the moni was in the process of withdrawir Conference. Athletes that want< didn't wait; they ended up wit athletes that wanted to play foi look only to Florida State in the 4 Penn State's, West Virginia's, H( for the truly gifted athlete to s which has failed to establish any Dietzel has also been criticised Bill Troup for so long. Troup passer this school has seen in USC was plagued with inconsis Dobby Grossman was thrust i Memphis State and responded e: zel gets flak for staying too Ion of attack. Who was to know that Grossni under fire. It's far easier to crit occurred. But how many fans s use of Troup before Grossman ei Hindsight, is a damn sight bette Granted, there is a lot to tal football. Dietzel has taken an up with, and maintain, a winnini too long, he and his staff relied and it is becoming increasingly talent from South Carolina car basis with that of the Midwest c Dietzel's open letter to the me sary. In essense, he was giving with because, despite his optiri (See KEYvunE Page is 3-5 performance on the to evaluate the criticisms quad. set loss to Virginia in the triter of renown was the m and his team. Of course, writer has a long history tructive to say about the ven more absurd to think ilt after a loss to a team mal doormat. Supposed to f a few years back was it ended up in the Rose id was supposed to be a ee in the Gator Bowl some ectacular string of wins, a to look like a fool. But field, combined with the s made him look like a Dan Reeves is going to This story evolved when I if he would be interested chool, Dietzel and Reeves r all, Reeves had not been or informally, and local tigating a 'nothing' story. at members of the univer h rumors to fly during a acked with too much dis d hollow threats are some st face. But responsible t like this during a disap obviously irresponsible is the Reeves rumor and .O.D.(Get Rid of Dietzel). scruiting years in a row, iing evident on the field hs of transition when USC ig tfrom the Atlantic Coast ad a conference structure h other institutions. And 7 a powerful independent outh. There are too many uston's and Notre Dame's eek out a South Carolina, kind of winning tradition. I for staying with transfer is perhaps the best pure recent years. Last year, tency at quarterback. But nto the position against cceedingly well. And Diet g with the dropback type an would stand up so well icize after something has poke up against Dietzel's itered. What is the adage? r than forqsight? k about concerning USC iwful long time to come g team at this school. For on talent from this state, obvious that high school ' not compete on an even r Southeast. dia was totally unnecces his critics more to work lism, the letter could be 14, olumn 4)