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'Draft' For Spring C Dietz4 BY STEVE PARKER at Sports Editor w bf Carolina's football team plans se just two practices this week, the final week of spring workouts, in ai preparation for Saturday night's s< Garnet and Black game. sc "We've gotten through four th weeks of practice. "We're through sI with the tough part,,' said Coach sa Paul Dietzel after his first team pl trounced the reserves in a n scrimmage last Saturday af ternoon. w "All we've really got left now is to the spring game. I just hope the e game is as exciting as the 'Steak Spring Raleigh R $105. Raleigh Gra $129. Raleigh- Peugeot Motobecane- Sutter LeJeune- Masi BICYCLE CENTER 746 Harden Stree Columbia, S.C. Phone 254-2 SENI NEW , NEW '] We've got plenty of fi World who know eart doctors, restaurants, companies, and all th a strange town. Come on by! W introduce you. U.S.C. A LUMNI A E University House (ac "A friend -'.--. ... 'ame Wednesday l Says To id Beans scrimmage we had last eek," said Dietzel, "That was the -st scrimmage game I've ever en." The score of that game was 20-18 d the 'winning touchdown was ored in the final minute. That rimmage, unlike Saturday's had e squad divided evenly. The bring game will be handled in the ime manner, with a 'draft' of ayers being held Wednasday orining. "With all the good running backs e have, it's hard to stop either am when you divided them up ,enly," said Dietzel. "It's obvious we have some good pecial ecord 73 00 nd Prix 73 95 OF COLUMBIA t (at Green) 29205 B21 ORS! JOB? DOWN? -iends all over the hy things like iospitals, real estate it strange stuff in e will be glad to SOCIATION ross from Capstone) 's friend" ugh Part ( looking running backs," Dietzel said, "they broke some pretty long runs today. We just don't really know who our first team backs are yet Today we let them all run for both teams so they would have an equal chance to show themselves." Other than the running backs, Dietzel was not too pleased with Saturday's scrimmage. "The kind of scrimmage we had today is conducive to the important part of football, and that is enthusiasm. There wasn't much of that today, not anything like last week," Dietzel said. "But we were running the other team's plays (next year's op 9m'Iiil. 1208 Knox Abbott Drive. P There's no easy we But there is a way to make Our way. The Armed Forces Scholarship Program. It won't of your professors, or those yol -but it may free you from tho which, understandably, can 9concentration. If you qualify, our scholarsh the costs of your medical ed receive a good monthly allows schooling. But what happens after yot Then, as a health care o branch of your choice you environment that is challenE satisfying. An environment which keei practically all medical special the time to observe and learn your specialty. Which may pr to train in that specialty. And You may also find some c medical achievements happe work. 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