Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Tigers motivation to the LSU team. "They want to annihilate us, not just beat us," Dietzel said. "LSU has always been a fine defensive team," said Dietzel, "They always have people who are very quick and do a fine job of -getting to the football. What is most im pressive about them is their enthusiasm and aggressiveness." The USC coaches. consider LSU to be almost a flawless team and think that the Gamecocks must play error free football if they are to entertain hopes of upsetting LSU. Dietzel experienced his best Girls' Volle) Wins Two Carolina's women volleyballers were engaged in three matches last week, winning two of the matches to bring their record to 9-4 for the year. The team is coached by Violet Meade. "We just could not get it together against Coker," com mented Meade in reference to last Friday night's loss to Coker at the USC Physical Education Center, 15-9, 15-13. This past Monday night the team traveed to Lander College for a three-team tournament. The Gamecocks emerged victorious with 15-6, 15-5 wins over Erskine and 15-7, 15-8 victories over host Football Playoffs Near Several teams remain un defeated in intramural flag foot ball with only two weeks remaining before play-offs begin on Nov. 5. Town Men continue to dominate the Residence Hall League with a perfect 7-0 record. Moore dor mitory is right on their heels with a 6-0 record. Alpha Tau Omega is dominating the Independent League with a 6-1 slate. Among fraternities Phi Kappa Sigma and Chi Psi rule the two leagues. Chi Psi has a 7-0 record and Phi Kappa Sigma stands 4-0. Chi Psi will be defending their intramural flag football chamionship when the play-offs begin in November. Williams From Page 9 three passes to give nim the team lead in that category. Against Colorado he intercepted a pass early in the third quarter that stoppede a Buffalo drive and started LSU toward its first score. Perhaps his most memorable moment came last year when he flagged down Florida speedster Nat Moore from behind on the LSU one-yard line which stopped an apparent 80-yard touchdown pass. On the following play Moore fumbled and guess who was there to recover for the Tigers? Yep, Mike Williams. Frem Page 9 years at LSV, leading the Tigers to a national cham pionship with an 11-0 mark in 1958. Dietzel won nearly twice as many games as he lost at LSU, before moving on to Army and Carolina. At USC Dietzel's coaching mark is currently nine games under the breakeven mark. Ironically, Dietzel's first game as USC coach was a 28-12 loss to LSU in 1966. That game started Dietzel off to a Carolina career in which he has never seen more victories than losses. Perhaps, Saturday night's game can mark the point at which Dietzel's USC program wiill become a suc cess. rball Team Of Three Lander. Women's volleyball is a fast growing sport around the country, according to Meade. Several colleges even give girls scholarships to play. "Scholar ships will becbme a reality when coaches are-hired and not elec ted," Meade said. "Dr. Jones has said that by the end of this year we will have a base for solid support of intercollegiate women athletics." Meade thinks that women athletics at Carolina is not receiving enough support. This year's team was granted a $2000 for operating cosgs. All matches are free so revenue is financed through the athletic revenues. ......................... ... STARTS Fl mira Jeff Grantz 50"4 ROOM SIZ] HUNDREDS AND STYLE TO CHOOSE COLUMBIA 4 2738 Devin( 0 -a e"' * % LA SHO~ Du HeQ ~IDAY ! "STI SHOWS: .. 11 1:20-3:20AL 5 520-7:20AL 9:M20 $1 50$15 USC's -Grar Associa1 USC quarterback Jeff Grantz vas named the College Football 3ack of the Week Tuesday by the %ssociated Press for his record )reaking performance last ;aturday against Ohio University. After- USC's opening game win over Georgia Tech, Grantz 'eceived similar awards from Jnited Press International and E CARPETS OF COLORS S AND COLORS FROM. ,ARPETS ,INC. St. 253-6917.." 00 0 ~XX o -- FE N - FRI FFMAN & gigSAT 30PM SEATS tz Cited By ed Press, Sports Illustrated Grantz set a school record for rushing yardage in one game Saturday with-260. He ran for 176 yards in the second half alone. Grantz also scored three second half touchdowns, two on runs from scrimmage and one on an 85-yard kickoff return. '4,,,M N OW! .F - , LATE 1417 MAIN STREET SHOW Fri. & Sat. 11:15 Another... BIG APE! k a.u Red sd .C-P eNes MIGMTY JOE YUUN Adm. $1.50 hhLUNO ST 40Ao NOW! , Starts JAxoNs svo avoviNE FRI. BRUCE CHINESE CONN ECTIO -Plus FISTS of FURYID