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? From Page 10 Tennis out as much as I can about him " Rnhi ncnn co ? ?? ? ? ? J MWIU. However, Phil Dukes of USC believes he might be intimidated by knowing a lot about his future opponent. "I don't want to know anything," Dukes said. My auiiuae s tne same no matter who I play. Ninety five per cent of the time I play as hard as I can," Dukes said. "Before and through the first game, I'm really nervous. I play like a nut the first game - it's a way to work out the nervousness." Several players agreed that 75 to 80 per cent of the game is mental. "1 think the mental part is more important than physical," Dukes i said. "If guys are in the same shape, the ones with mental touehness and concentration will win." "A lot of people have the potential to win more matches than they do," MacDonald said. He believes the winners are the players who can handle pressure better. "It's getting out there and thinking vou ran hpat anvhnHu " " Daniel said. "To be a winner, you've got to believe that." Gotcha! An unidentified Greenville player bites his tongue after a ^ crushing tackle by Don Conway of the USC rugby club. The Greenville player was at a! a. m ii ? leiupuiig iu kick me uau wnen he and Conway ran into one another. ft jgljM * PPpS * g HHH9 \ MHi^ - v -'^j* ^ i K/^t V^HHF 4. **/? .>^pnyk Tmgf ; ttf J/bSi Jn ^ i l|?r JS& Ba ll BHPnC''' ll * 'SmBBSr &Bm&mykMM. ... JDBr >*v< -'J . ? fl < KKKSu^dlivZv^i.jJ- ,*'*?' i_ jegagiaii.,sfy rmnMHHj wht Vtfwitt LjLrJ k LI 'I |? HMHH 1 j ^ JFI - > ^ *ti / mnf k a HH tSeE 8 yjB fcfiflfc # B $ ? ;*%?v" . afz^a iSisi JH r-i^rSp W 1 Wpl v T: - <flWBBF3^ s. ^BRIRiv'f Mi I OFFEI J Oft MC , so I In. ^ [ "" game 36-4 By MITCH SHERWOOD Asst. Sports Editor Strong defensive play that created many turnovers led USC's rugby club to a 36-4 victory ovor ? ** ~ " the Greenville Rugby Club Sunday J ij|Pj|Greenville was able to score only wv? ?v? Mtv UlIVIUV UiU d fine job of controlling the ball. "We controlled the ball and kept on the ball," he said. "We had the will to win and that is something we have lacked before in some games." USC scored four times in the first half. Joe Farrar, playing the prop position, highlighted the first half with a 40-yard run for USC's second score. Other scores for USC in tho Wj first half included a score by scrum half Sam Mavory, and Lee HarH v well. Harwell scored when a ^ a ??, Greenville player missed a kick l& *:*. V'V"4 and he picked up the ball and ran ? into the end zone. Hj ,"v TOMMY D'EREDITA scored 'V USC's final goal of the first half on a 30 yard run Gre?nviiie was abie K \y>*v t0 &et beyond USC's 25-yard line *;<?'fjyfl twice in the first half. The second Hk X T* time, they scored when a Greenv'^e player on a ^oose ball *n W *^'42bB *n seconc' USC's Bruce "Wk Whiteford scored on a 25-vard run. E Whiteford had to break several tackles to score. |h I ISP fllllha<?Lr rinrtPrto TVlil?t __ V7 V 1 UllMUVn VJi V-V/l if I 1 1 V.O v% \ B& vi tBE scored on a 50-yard run down the sideline. Rich Trauger scored : '3BB USC's final try when he blocked a kick and fell on it in the end zone, v "r"rjmUIMavory said Greenville was I'**, rl stron8 'n some positions and weak 'r"'*! v,'i&yJ in some. "If we were in letter shape we wouldn't make the Jmistakes we are making now. Ve When you get tired you make more Geno Galliatd?THE GAMECOCK mistakes. JjBTT dggfjjfTl V wn^?i I * GOOD FOR 1.2.3.4.5 OR 6 PERSONS Jy ?LU$ j J AX IMEft SERVED Jj. IN. THRU SAT. 4 PM~8:30 PM NDAY-11 AM-6:30 PM /\ JNCH SERVED ! C D kk e _a m Crw?~.*** 3 ? 9 .m. mun,-dui. V '"^O/v ? I i ALID ANY DAY j URU MON. NOV.15,1976 I (NOT VALID for BANQUETS or | Tuesday's - PRIME RIB NIGHT) FOREST ACRES j ? 2120 BELTLINE RLVO. i PImm 782-4367 i