Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(jfll . By MARK LEAR^ Sports Editor The injury bui Carolina football I excuses, it is pi Gamecocks are ; thinned out by inj anybody wants to 1 having starters ^ making the big pi with injuries will 1 "I'm not a next-; Carolina coach Jii easiest thing to do up and get ready CARLEN SAID t his attitude, so t injuries and all, ai Wake Forest. Day ga draw m respom By ALRIC MIXSC Gamecock Sport \ Home football g years have been Ti USC until Jim C coaching duties, chances he institut USC's home gar played Saturday.a Carlen cited sev< this. One of the r weather would be l the year. Last Saturday n imp this vpar that at home in the aft complained it was sun was in their e Mike Carron sai day games. "I 1 girlfriend out for 1 game and then loc he said. Carron s night game the tn and it took him a 1 from the game. "1 to party then," he Scott Cason agre He said all of the 1 on Saturday night i time to party and s have to travel a lor games cannot con "People with would not be able games because th late getting hom< John Dukes, sa night games. "So to work on Saturda get to come to th they were held at Ed Stephens sa nignt games becau in the daytime. "We've got lights well use them." cited the fact that 1" on the players. Margaret Griffi heat as a problem She added,"It is to get dressed, and f the game." Griff " to study Saturda could not do this i ready to go to th< Alan Bass said split schedule b variety. "I think - some night game the year while it i "and later in the day games." 441 have a better chai TV," he added. iiMTf"" iiecoc ^ Carlen Chuck I\ ceptional g has hit the supposed team. It is not The Dcac< ain fact. The pounding a team that is says that uries. Whether enrrv for believe it or not. vho have been "We ha ays all year out we reallv lurt a ball club, lot to play "Our pi year man," said opportuni ti Carlen. "The tw0 yea would be to give bounced I for next year." wni be i Carolina. hat this was not Mill ha he Gamecocks, "They ai e preparing for team wil plosive ( mes lixed ies >N | | Vriter ames in recent teld at night at arlen tok over ; One of the I ed was some of : ! nes would be jj; fternoon. ;j: sral reasons for !' easons was the i; too cold later in :j; larked the first USC had played ernoon. People too hot or the ^ yes. J|: id he preferred ;i; ike to take my unch, go to the >k for a party," \\\ aid that after a affic was heavy j|: long time to get i: "here is not time ;j; said. ed with Carron. bars close early ;i; ind there was no ome people who ' [' ig way to see the \o. at niaht <'f'> small children ;jj; to come to the <|l ey would be so ;!; 2," he said. jj; id he preferred !|! me people have ; j; iy and would not J e games unless <$ night," he said. ;| id he preferred :| ise it was too hot i Cfr? wl /I sdiu *>;' so we may as Stephens also !(! ieat takes its toll ;|? n also cited the ij; , at day games. o early to get ud. 5et drunk before !;!; in said she liked !;]! y morning and ;j; if she had to get 3 game. ;?!: he preferred a o' pr>?iicp it nrlHc <!'! they should have ;;i: ;s at the first of :j: is hot," he said, jlj! year have some \\\ The day games :j: nee of getting on I if r ks 6thi said Wake Forest coach cou /lills has done an ex- abo job with a team that was thei to go nowhere this year. fen< 3ns are coming off a 42-14 def< from Duke, and Mills 1 there is no reason to feel For his squad. Des (he ve had a better year than av expected and still have a Jerj - for," Mills said Tuesday. as ayers have had a lot of fav tipc tr? milt rliirino l'>of hiv. mai }laJ| rs, but have always [)e, back. I'm sure that this cajC( the case against South T1 s respect for Carolina. For e a very good football Gail th one of the most ex- gro, jffensive teams in the C; I?& SAVI REA COIV (priced foi An economical that speaks qu; inside out: Rea AM-FM stereo MC-1000 walni bookshelf spea and Realistic L with base and I elliptical cartric only one place it . . . Radio Sh Components Si Separately . . . .mil villi 1,111 CIHHII At Radio Shack fined on ntry. I cannot say enough led ut Jeff Grantz. He enables char m to do so many things of- ever sively that they are difficult to a sin end against." 1 yard LIKi: CAROLINA, Wake Ta est's strong suit is offense. has pite an off week against Duke, yar^ Deacon offense remains potent, yard iraging 20.6 points. Quar- 100-> DacK Jerry McManus has wnu< sed for 10 touchdowns. His barr orite target, all-everything Sa ["back John Zeglinski, leads the Grai icons in five different offensive the r sgories. from time he other vital cog in the Wake with est attack, fullback Clark also is, has gained 786 yards on the with ind. Wad arolina's explosive offense is catej E *150.8 LISTIC* * IRONEN * people whose tas starter system ality from the old fp W ; 399.80 UUT ^ Bi it' by i by Kevin Long, who has j ice to become the first back t rf o i?> Kom t HAA unMrln ^Ulll 11IV/1 llltlll 1 ,U\F\F Veil Vl> II gle season .1 x>ng has rushed 9 Is. lilback Clarence Williams als a chance to crack the 1,0C I barrier, having collected 79 Is. Williams has gone over thi 'ard mark twice this season e Long has broken the 100-yan ier five times. turday quarterback Jef ltz will continue his assault o ecord books. Grantz, a senio i Bel Air, Md., is now the al scorer in the school's histor 158 points for his career and i first in touchdowns score 26 fjran<7 rpnla^oc Cfoti v^/iuwo fcJIV V isk (1948-51) on botl gories. 0[K& STERE T SYS ite exceeds th ii juries B^ i i f H|HHBH|^^?Ky n BHni r nK 1 HHH| 85@5l y H Eu u' iT5 c TWltHHh Wl l > f ^rffflritlLIPf flMWfa 5 w.vivi wmsec e h KEVIN LONG ...Gamecock fullback 1 )?0s EO TEIW eir budget!) ^ ; 11 I 1 I I r>; < i) ' {1