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gamec Ga. Tech Challeng BY BOB ODOM Sports. Writer The Carolina junior varsity football team will be trying to get back on the winning track when they play .host to Georgia Tech's undefeated junior varsity Friday Scott Curtis ...Biddie's starting quarterback. night at Williams- ium in a contest beginning at 7:30 p.m. The Biddies, whose record is 3-2, had their three-game winning streak come to an end last Saturday afternoon when they lost to Virginia Tech 16-15. The Bid dies had previously defeated Florida State, The Citadel and Clemson, after losing their opening game to Mexico Tech. Georgia Tech comes into the contest with an undefeated record and a 13-game winning streak. ZIP KLEEN 1320 Main Street 1-hour cleaning 4-hour Laundry Service Monda_ - Saturday OPEN 6 * 'START Paul Newman in THE MACKINTOSH MAN PLUS H:.- in Oci sports 's Undefei e Bass-iel Freshman Coach Bob Mauro had much praise for Georgia Tech. "They are a very well-coached football team," *yauro said. "They are probably the most sound football team we will meet all year." Quarterback Ron Bass who missed last week's game against Virginia Tech to play with the varsity, will again miss this week's game and probably will not play with -the junior, varsity for the remainder of the season. Bass will quarterback the varsity if Jeff Grantz cannot play and then will remain on the squad as the number two quarterback. Scott Curtis will quarterback the junior varsity against Tech with the possibility of Dobby Grossman sharing the signal-calling spot with him. Grossrtian, who is now listed as the number four quarterback on the varsity, saw brief action Virginia Tech last week. Coach Paul Dietzel said the reason Grossman played for the junior varsity was because there was no chance he would play AirFo scho4 Some people arship to join aren't enougi tax-free, in yo And free flyin, benefit of all. Interested? Contact__A at_____ Unsung Defeats I - BY MARK LEARY Sports Writer Another in the saga of unknown sports on campus is Water Polo. This quick moving and exciting sport.is in the category of the 3ted JV's s Biddies against LSU. "Dobby obviously would not play with the varsity against LSU so he asked if he could go along with the junior varsity," Dietzel said. Dietzel added, "This is in no way a 'demotion for Dobby. It's just Hugh Bell ...leading receiver that Grantz has been running the veer since he was in the eighth grade and he is much farther along than the other quarterbacks." Hugh Bell leads the Biddies in pass receptions with 17 catches for 226 yards. He is followed by David Spence and Stan Can dler, each with five. rce ROTC arship pr fringe bi might need to be coaxed i the Air Force ROTC. So, if 1. .. the Air Force offers ur junior and senior years g lessons to those qua lifiE liversity Of ,Soi 777-4 Find Yourself A Schniarsla Water Po! owerfulI unknown because it is a club sport and not in the limelight like the big-, time varsity sports. Last Wednesday Georgia Southern, one of the powers in the south on the varsity water polo level, came to town and brought with them five All-Americas on.a seven man starting team. The Carolina water polo team pulled the upset of the young season as they defeated Southern in overtime 14-11. The win enabled Carolina to keep their record of nev er being defeated in their own pool. - After showing against Southern these water polo players deserve to be in the limelight. The players, described by their coach Ed Miller as "aggressive and hungry to win," deserve to have the crowds of a basketball or football game, but they never will and they know it. This is what gives this sport its flare and makes it so interesting the players know they will never have large crowds but they still give 100 per cent. With less than a minute left in regulation time, Southern knotted the score at nine. Carolina had one chance to score but they were stopped. The Southern goalie showed everyone why he is an All America as he stopped a blistering shot to send the match into over time. In water.polo an overtime period 2onsists of two four minute periods. In these two periods ,arolina came alive and played spectacularly . After the first overtime period -arolina came a.one-point lead as ...The col ogram 0i ,nefits. vith more than a full coll rree tuition, lab and incid a monthly allowance of d provide the most excit ath Caroling f134 ip In Air Force ROTC. o Squad southern the Gamecocks scored twice to Southern's one. Scores for Carolina came from Tom Schmidt and Nick Kesslering. So Carolina went into the final period with a one-point edge and a very inspired team. Casey Claflin, usually a defensive specialist, was great in this all important period as he scored two crucial goals that insured Carolina's upset victory. Kesslering added one more score which made the final 14-11. Water polo is a deceiving sport and the first-time viewer has to watch closely to see the intricies of this sport. Water polo is, sur prisingly, quite rough and many strategies go into the game. The roughness is a factor which the average person would not think existed. It is hard to believe that there is time for roughness in this game, when the players are devoting most of their time and energies to swimming up and down the pool. But the roughness is an ever present factor and adds ex citement to the game. In the Southern game a Carolina player that was in scoring position was dunked and at the same time elbowed, Apparently dirty, but part of the game. The strategic part of the game is possibly one of its most interesting aspects. The teams set up zone defenses, have fast break plays and even pass until they set up the best shot. Friday Nov. 2, All-America Coach Charlie Campbell brings his Georgia team to the Carolina pool to test the Gamecocks 2-1 record lege Vith age schol ental fees $100.00, ing fringe