Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Ref admitb By RANDY BEARD .Gamecock Sports Writer After losing to a tough Florida Tech team on Saturday 3-1, the USC Soccer Club bounced back on Sunday to blank Flagler College 2-0 in Florida. The first seven minutes against Florida Tech were a nightmare for Coach Yank Albers and his team as Florida Tech took ad vantage of some questionable refereeing to score two goals on the Gamecocks. The officials hurt what would have been a great match between FTU's ALL-America goalie candidate Winston Dubose and Carolina's outstanding freshman goalkeeper Paul Bristol by calling an inconsistent game and by calling the offsides rule wrong. The referee later apologized for his misin terpretation of the offsides rule after looking at the rule book. Tech took advantage of the misinterpretation and scored two offsides goals. Gus Romero scored with just 6:13 gone in the *33.50 Unclai Sehola Over $33,600,000 unclaimed fellowships ranging from $50 these sources researched and c UNCLANED SCHOLAR 11275 Massachusetts Ave., Lo O I am enclosing $9.95 plus $ PLEASE RUSH YOUR C UNCLANED SCHOLAR: Name Address City (California residents please add 6% 4 bad calls game and 47 seconds later Mark Johnston crossed a ball that curved over Bristol's head into the goal as he was marking a FTU player on the far post. John Rosier scored for Carolina in the midway point of the first half to cut the lead to 2-1 at the half. But that was a close as USC was to get as Mario Isaac tallied near the end of the game to expand the lead to 3-1. USC played their best game on the road this.year against Flagler College, a tean they could meet in the Southeastern soccer tour nament next month. Carolina played a brutal defensive game in shutting out Flagler with fullback Clark Dean and goalie Bristol leading the way. Dean- broke up several threats including a diving save in which he cleared the ball off the goal line. Bristol recorded his fourth shut out of tihe season. Kenny Jefferson led Carolina's offense with a goal in each half to account for all of the scoring. USC is now 7-2-2 on the season. 1.000 ued rships scholarships, grants, aids, and to $10,000. Current list of ompiled as of Sept. 15, 1975. SHPS Angeles, CA 90025 1.00 for postage and handling. URRENT LIST OF ;HPS SOURCES TO: .State 7ip._ sales tax.) Sao The Las Vegas co Scandal From Staff Reports The first hint of scandal shook The Gameco.pk prognosticators this week as a reliable source quoted one of the predictors ac cusing a competitor of seeking professional help in his selections. Assistant Sports Editor George Morris was quoted saying Billy Baker, this week's leader and Morris' roommate, of calling a famous odds-maker for help. "I was walking into my room," the source quotes Morris as saying, "and I caught Billy on the phone to Las Vegas. I distinctly heard him refer to the other party as "The Greek." He tried to fool me by saying he was taling to Leigh Leventis, but I didn't buy' that." Morris denied the accusation', calling it a "scurillous lie." "I'd never turn in my room mate," Morris said, "and besides he wouldn't have to call Las Vegas -all he haas to do is ask me for help." BAKER, WHO picked 17 of 20 correctly in last week's poll, ignored the rumor and focused his attention on his gradual move to the top. "Six games don't make a. season," Baker said, stealing a line from Carolina coach Jim Carlen. "I spent five weeks tied for third place and frankly it was time for a move. I was either going to the top or to the bottom and really I think it's all just a game of luck." His closest competitors, however, discount luck as a factor in their success. "Everybody always said how lucky I am," said Sally Wilson, who is tied for second place with Bill Outlaw. "Well, I always FAST SLIDE SERVICE | OVERNIGHT SERVICEI VAILABLE LOCALLY ON I IKODAK EKTACHROMES ANDI iFUJICHROME SLIDES. I Standard Push Processing is free. 36 exp. U mount 'em: $3.50 (and I 1we give you the mounts) We mount 'em 5.00 g Telephone 799 0446 g Bring or mail to: Pro Film Service 1106 Hagood Avenue 1 Columbia, SC 29205 - Kuviug A Party? *30-500 Tacos, Burritos *Speclal Prices for Groups *Deposit Required 2631 DEVINE LEVI'S AMERICA'S FINEST JEANS SINCE 1850 'f 8II9AGOR BLUE DENIM OR ~ CORDUROY M@E LEVYS snd 5muT*..S smiw CORNER LADY ANDA ASEM:BLYST. %nection shocks pr tended. to believe them, con sidering the fact that less than five Weeks ago, I knew about as much about college football as (Mark) Leary (The Gamecock Sports Editor)'does now. But, after two weeks of stunning predictions I've come to my senses-it had to be sheer skill." Outlaw was even more cocky. "1o FIGURE I'd give everyone a chance to catch up with me. I hate being out in front of the pack, making everyone look bad,"' Outlaw said. Outlaw's 13-7 record tied Morris and Editor Bill Pratt for the week's worst. Ray Cooper, the former leader of this motley crew of so-called ex perts, fell to fourth place this week, continuing a steady plunge from the top spot. For once, Cooper had nothing to say. The Gamecock's editor emeritus, Bill Grant, reacted to his 14-6 record like Paul Dietzel reacted to last year's loss to Georgia. "To paraphrase our former football coach, my record last week was one of the most frustrating I have had since I started picking football games " he said. "But I will be back. After next week the rest of our alleged experts will be chasing me like a bunch of gobbling turkeys," he said. Morris and staff writer Billy Cox are tied for sixth. For Morris it's the same spot he occupied the asst two weeks, while for Cox it's a step up. EDITOR BILL Pratt's 13-7 record moved him into eighth place, taking over the spot Cox MORRIS winning, it's still along flighl THE PASSENGERS were In the middle of the plane Carolina quarterback and broadcast crew. Tommy's been taking a lot closing in on some of Sugg pears certain to break some people he doesn't mind, that luck, but people still keep r Maybe now the needling wi to the game broadcast will Fulton rejoice when Grantz one of his spectacular plays. himself hoarse Suggs keptnr Suggs will probably take s records before the season's c bother him too much. All C Grantz's heroics. So is Sug As the p lane began its gri some of the pl ayers bean t song "Dixie." A few other pei it, too, died into silence. COURSON RETURNED ta his play against Mississippi LSU and the man he'd have He looked upon the game as for what he considered was a opponent would be good, he dee p breath, he added, "I cj really going to beat my ma The plane finally landed,. stop, the massive lineman ro sure is great to be winning. The rest of the passngner.s I -edictors vacated. For the first week in memory, Pratt did not decry the performance of the sports staff this week he equalled them in incompetance. Lest we not not forget, Sports Editor Mark Leary is still in last place, but he's doing better, or so he tells anyone willing to listen. "Sixteen and four, what a week! I don't know what Bill Grant is .going to since his favorite team (Maryland) has a week off. I heard a rumor he was making his move-to the bottom to take over my spot." Grant shouldn't worry, though. If he keeps paraphrasing 'Paul Dietzel maybe he'll get a job predicting at Indiana. Cross Country The Carolina cross country team defeated arch-rival Clemson by the score of 24-31 Saturday. Carolina's top performers were Bob Day and Leon Cook who tied for first place with a time of 31:31. John Brown placed siith, Gary Hill seventh and Tom Baldassare eighth for the Gamecocks. Coach Bill McClure said he was pleased with the Gamecocks performance. "I was very pleased with the teams per formance because they. ran s6 well as a team," McClure said. McClure said that the times were slower because the course was wet from heavy rains. USC's next meet will be against Auburn at Auburn. From Page 12 t from Jackson to Columbia. quiet as the flight continued. sat Tommy Suggs, former now part of the football of ribbing lately. Grantz is 5' offensive records and ap of them. Suggs keeps telling he wishes Grantz the best Qf ieedling him. 11 stop. Anyone who listened remember Suggs and Bob won the game with ariother While Fulton nearly shouted peating "I don't believe it." ome more kidding about the ver, but that probably won't arolina fans are happy over gs. idual descent towards home, o whistle the Ole Miss fight sple picked up the tune, until > his seat and speculated on ,the upcoming game with to block against the Tigers. a chance to redeem himself n iriferior performance. His said, but then, letting out a m't wait for this game---lI'm and as it slowly rolled to a me from his seat and said "It elt the same way.