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In addition to McCord's three goals , USC got an outstanding performance from John Rosier, who has become the subject of much defense after scoring 14 goals in the first six games. Rosier had four assists agairist CBC. TTO HAIRSTYLING S1 plete Service for Alen and Wom NE JERRY HENDRIX.- 256-24 WN IN THE ARCADE MALL - 0 ut ou need W ers Nov.8 iker Clinic 'resident, ChIef-EngIneer, Ill be here at Upstairs exptsin, and compare sound. technically demonstrate a your own speakers in and it. You might learn peakers that you didn't ducted several times daily. nnuai Speaker Clinic, you need to know about Ion call 252-9991. ne. USC won its fourth game ieason Saturday, 4-2 over Bible College. Staff photo by al. USC drew first blood with Mc Cord scoring after only 5:43 of play. That lead held until midway through the period, when Andy Halbert scored CBC's first goal. But McCord scored his second goal with ten minutes to go in the half to give USC a 2-1 halftime lead. The second half almost turned into a route when USC scored two goals, within two minutes of each other. But CBC bounced back and Bill Harding scored in a scramble around the USC goal to tighten the score. WUDIO 45 UIT #11 & 9. USC's Gran believe in 4 From Page Eight "Coach Dietzel told me to get loose because I was going to win the game for us," said Marino, after his replacement Steve Young had missed two chip shots earlier in the cliff-hanger. "But I don't need to take any of the credit because it was a real team effort. I had let my teammates down earlier in the season and I didn't want to let them down again." Grantz sat on a table in the dressing room with ice packs on his ankles recalling the game. "Everyone showed poise and we kept our heads when we could have given up," commented Grantz. "We believe in ourselves now." "Our defense did a real good job and it takes a lot of character to came back from a 0-5 record and play as well as we did," said Grantz. "Everyone could have given up but we didn't." Two contributing factors helped USC record its first win of the '74 season: an offense which finally gave the defense less playing time and the recovery of linebacker GarryMott, whose sheer presence in the line-up helped inspire the "stunting" defense all afternoon. Defensive coach Sam Mitchell explained that the Gamecocks didn't do anything that different on defense. "We worked like hell on execution and the fundamentals this past week on the 40 defense. We think it is basically a sound defense and it is what we know best." ~ Dietzel considered the game to be much like this 1960 game with Mississippi at Hemingway Stadium when his LSU team tied Johnny Vaught's powerhouse, 6-6. "This is one of the few places I have never loss," smiled Dietzel after the game. "It was a little different looking across the sidelines and not seeing Johnny Vaught as the coach. "This is the best victory of my career because we paid the Now for th first time e\ inalo rO~i< Pocket* Bc edition Carl Costa JOURNEYl1 The Lessons 25 Weeks On T he New Yo "Staggeringly beau "Utterly fascinating"-A The "third and finest t magnificent trilogy that b of Don Juan and contiu *T1h All three Castaneda c for only $e tZn 6ow we ['urselves' biggest price of any team I have ever coached to win," said Dietzel. "I knew whatever went wrong we still had to win because we played our darn guts out. When you have everybody taking pot shots at you you have to be proud of a win like this." While the Gamecocks gained some vindication for an otherwise. BOBBY MARINO ...boots fnew goal. disappointing season, a real in dication of the Mississippi win should be brought out in the games to come. Some people might ex pect the Gamecocks to beat everyone left on the schedule if they continue to play with the in spiration and determination of the team that beat Ole Miss in their own back yard. At least they seem to have the potential to do it. Injuries have hurt the Gamecocks, who have little depth defense. Mott played more on guts than anything else Saturday with pulled leg muscles. Linebacker Bill Cregar continues to play with a pinched nerve in his neck. Linebacker Gary McLaren didn't even make the trip to Mississippi. On offense Grantz plays with bruised ribs and weak ankles. Just a few injuries could ruin whatever chances Carolina might have for other victories this season. The crowd of 500 people at Columbia Municipal Airport welcoming the Gamecocks home told the story as well as anyone could. When you do the unex pected, the fans give you more than enough praise, but when you don't do the expected they are very hard to get along with. e neda D IXTLAN of Don Juan rk Times Best Seller List. tlful"-Book World .Y. T imes Book Review cok"* in Castanedas agan with The Teachinp i with A Separate Realkty. lassics now available s0 ach.