The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, October 04, 1976, Page Page 17, Image 17

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Intramural gai W * - rf uuic By MATT WAKD Gamecock Staff Writer Bates West scored on th< i- ? J_f i 11 TT on tu ueieai me norsesnot last week. Garry Wooten of Bates V Bruce Durant for the team Wooten completed a pass t< BATES WEST scored ag pitched to running back Da moved the ball from the A third down Wooten threw , for a touchdown. The conv 14-0. Horseshoe began its fcx possession. Mixing both ri quarterback Fran Cavala yard line to mid-field. On Gary Dukes intercepted < touchdown. The conversi< halftime 21-0. The second half was aln possession of the half, the own 1-yard line to mid-fiel another Cavalan pass. W( seshoe 10-yard line before Tate on the one yard line trapped Cavalan in the enc mi - r w i ne tiorsesnoe had anotl Bates West linebacker Cavalan pass to set up Be excellent protection from another touchdown. "I think this year's refe far as the game was today both teams are out for a fi no big deal," Bates West a TT? ' ' i jgk I brea: Iw While you're at Mcl * Scrambled E 2 Grade A Eggs, English Muffin I* Hot cakes & 2 Golden Brown Syrup, Butter * Egg McMuff Canadian Bacon, English Muffin vsur uivaKiasi rnoni Danish Pastry, Englis (toasted, buttered anc jelly) and Juice (Oran Grapefruit) ne of the week n leads B sir second play of the game and v j 29-0 in an intramural football g< Vest threw a 40-yard pass to tailb i's first score. On the conversion 3 Chip Rivers for a 7 to 0 lead. r,ain on their next possession. Wo< tve Trombly who gained 15 yards 10 to the Horseshoe 25 yard line, a pass to wide receiver Alan Ez< version was good and Bates West sst drive of the game on its i inning and passing plays, Horses in moved them from their own third down, Bates West cornerfc Cavalan's nass anH rptnrnoH it f )n was good and Bates West le< lost identical to the first. On the Horsoshnp mnvpH hall frr?m t ...V T vv? V11V 1^1411 A& Vlll 1/ Id where Bill Eschleman interce] >oten moved Bates West to the 1 having a pass intercepted by T< . Bates West lineman Bill Beck I I zone for a two point safety. her opportunity to move the ball, Emile Cochet intercepted ano ites West's final score. Wooten, 1 his line, passed to Chip Rivers rees are doing a pretty good job , both teams need practice but re in time. Whether one loses or wir issistant coach Len King said. HPr s$ii& dui k??ist hi ith cou] Donald's," try one of our fresh, h :ggs and Sausage Country Pork Sausage, Toastec Sausage Hotcakes, Country Pork Sausac In? Cheese, Fried Egg on a Toaste j also Includes . . . h Muffin J served with ige, Tomato, MMMHvnnnMBaBMHHBHai lates West ove ? V'H t ?|n une gHH M ack i try' i ^ *v *mt Gotcha! . As ally Bates West's Jimmy Pappas prepares to ta is is Horseshoe quarterback Fran Cavalan. B Dud X pon. mt of hranlfnatal ..i^tfWTBP A fX jmcooiis m m ! 921 Sumpter St., Columbia Open 7 a.m. - 11 a m everyday for breakfas r Horseshoe Mark Alexander THE GAMECOCK ckle West won the game 29-0. ates i coupon! H 1 OLJ* anc^ t)r'n9 to McDonald's at , \\ H 921 Sumpter St., ; ^ ^1 1 B Columbia, S. C for wu : tree ^ / S coffee / 81 Good only during breakfast hours / US (7 a m - 11 a.m.) everyday / n through October 15. 1976 % \ M / B / ^ W all for you m m m f McDonalds I | 921 Sumpter St., k H Columbia, S. C. i : ild's | g "coupon || , S C . One coupon per customer t | Cash redemption value one-tenth cent.