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******^ flff \ - ' ': '."i- .,' '- -' .' - ' ' M 1 lllgjMg^g& JBfa ^^Hfj22SSfiS5?22!sSlB ^^n^0MtU3y^MByM^TBBBH|^^H^^^BB|^^^^^Kf 0^mWjg ^S V?U|^ra ^.jBSfc M Jv 1 Back to pass Air Force quarterback Carl Craig looks in Tuesday's game against the Baptis passed for one touchdown and ran a co team to a 26-7 win. I'X; :$ Are you c 1 J i I academic 1 I I | . stude Then atten< I 1 i i uractuate I 1 Students 1 I A * _ . | Associauoi MHnHBMHBHHHHMIM - V. j . ... I Sggj By M 1 Game ..Jfej| Schoo ' and ir 1(^-hIhKBSmS^B^^^^H firet i all& at ' "Wl Collet think forwa Botl in the from yards try fa On fir West" Dassen Gr? doubl i downfield for a receiver used it Student Union. Craig has a nversion to help lead his first j oncerned a ; problems :nt services el the meeting RH 7:3< a Oct I I* + L ? rumarwigum^ wj FROTC vti ATT WARD ;cock Staff Writer by Ray Clark, Air Force ROTC downe 5t Student Union 26-7 Tuesday, in the intrai i. ui uie weeiv. rk, an All-State halfback from Edison 1, Alexandria, Va., scored three touch* itercepted two passes in leading AFROTC /ictory. E DID A good job," said AFROTC coach ] ta. "Our overall record last year was 4-7 we can top that this year. We're just lo rd to playing Navy ROTC," he said, h teams failed to score in the first quarte second quarter, Clark intercepted a BSL quarterback Steve Reeves and returned for AFROTC's first touchdown. The conv< iled. J took its next possession at its own 10 yar< st down Reeves passed to wide receiver I for a 70 yard score. On the conversion R d to tailback Mark Barker for the extra ? APnnrrni...i - ' mi 1^ f-u, ?r nuiu looti possession on lis o ennis team d< olina's women's tennis team won eight o les Tuesday to defeat Anderson Junior C< i P.E. Center Courts. olina won all six singles events and two do st the first doubles match. The match w; f two USC has scheduled for the fall seasor hought it was a good performance consi< act we never practiced any doubles," / Graham said. "Overall it showed the de ;am." iham used 12 different players in the singl< es competion, even though top players arc in both events. Graham said this year's lot more depth than last year's squad ai six positions have not been definitely sel HB0B \ U < IUUUI I and . 11 ; of the | I 30i Hi [) p.m. j I I 1 1A 1 I oneriv ?| week ns firs yard line. On s threw deep but nerback Jame d the Clarence Davis nural the BSU 25 yai High TWO PLAYS iowns Clark who bro! to its score AFROT around right er 13-7 at the hall Larry On its first and I quarterback i oking AFROTC corn< second half. Jo r, but BSU 10 yard lii pass line, Craig pit< it 25 defenders to sc ;rsion Late in the Jack Noe inter 1 line. interception to iubba Craig passed t< eeves four yard line point. wingback A1 W wn 24 touchdown. Cn efeats A F nine In singles co )llege. defeated Anjal USC's Debra C< sets to win ttv ubles, Costillo, 6-1, 2 is the Nickel, 7-6, 3-6 USC's Kathy iering fourth singles. Coach won over Jan I pth of 6-0, respective ?s and USC's first d t often Pasky lost to N team and Libby Gal id the Gaddy and Su: and Pielou, 6-* CORD The Thing Largest Stock CORDUR4 AM JACKE1 BUSH SHII MOE i WBBM A !>/* IZZXZk Jfc>KiT(Jri rORNKR OS I.A I) A MOE LEVYS \ Seven Oaks Shoppin BrtwAf. n Al'ied CHen n H HBHBMMMi *N i game ;econd down, quarterback Carl Craig the pass was deflected by BSU cor;s Teague. AFROTC wide receiver q ; caught the deflected pass and went to rd line before being stopped. J later, Craig passed to tailback Ray ke away from two BSU defenders to C's second touchdown. Craig ran id for the conversion and AFROTC led L possession of the second half, BSU Steve Reeves was intercepted by ?rback Raymond Johnson to open the hnson returned the interception to the ne. On fourth down from the five yard :hed to Clark who outran three BSU :ore his third touchdown of the game. fourth quarter, AFROTC linebacker cepted a BSU pass. Noe returned the the BSU 21 yard line. On second down 3 tight end Mike Smith who got to the . On the next play, Craig pitched to offord who ran in for AFROTC's final iig passed to Smith for the conversion. * 4) Lnderson mpetition, Carolina's Cindy Kincaid i Banaik 6-4, 7-5 at the first position, roper and Cindy Johnson went to three eir matches, Cooper beating Evelyn !-6, 6-4, and Johnson defeating Jan , 6-2. Wheeler beat Drema Greer 6-2, 6-0 at Sally Wilson and Beth Keil of Carolina *ampay, 6-2, 6-1, and Sally Pielou, 6-0, ly. oubles team of Cissie Melson and Ann ickel and Banaik, 6-4, 7-5. Kim Yubank loway of USC won by forfeit and Joy san Tinsley beat Anderson's Rampay I, 6-3. >UROY I i For Fall!!! S| New Fall Colors | rw iCAkst m w i COATS ' 1 RTS n i rvvc 1 Lj JLLri f IO IN D .-limta. : ES BREW S? 1 \ * sr. i JEAN STATION H g t-?r. rhone //i-603/ ? - - j