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I Chuck C Entertat iliAM.ft Carolina at Clemson Carolina Kansas at Missouri Missouri Kentucky at Tennessee Tenness Maryland at Virginia Marylan Houston at Texas Tech Houston Mississippi vs. Mississippi State Mississi| Oklahoma at Nebraska Nebrask Michigan at Ohio State Mjchiga Duke at UNC UNC 1 Pittsburgh at Penn State Plttsbur Southern Cal at UCLA UCLA Syracuse at West Virginia West Vi: Iowa State at Oklahoma State . Iowa St) Virginia Tech at Florida State Virginia Texas at Baylor Texas Davidson at Citadel Citadel Imiinnn nt PurrlitA Piirdup William & Mary at Richmond William Stanford at California Californ Appalachian State at East Carolina Hast Ca ThankRgivIng and Nov. 27 games Georgia Tech at Georgia Georgia Auburn at Alabama Alabam Texas Tech at Arkansas Texas 1 Navy at Army Navy I Texas A&M at Texas Texas / Arizona State at Arizona Arizona Notre Dame at Southern Cal Souther Intramural play-offs rescheduled Intramural flag football play offs were postponed Monday anc Tuesday this week due to rain anc poor field conditions. At 6 p.m. yesterday Bates House played Bates West and Snowder played Sigma Nu at 7:30 p.m. Ir, 7:30 p.m. competition the Afro's played Town Men and Alpha Phi Alpha played NROTC. The winner of the Afro-s-Towi Men game will play Sigma Ch tonight at 6 p.m. on Field B. Th< Student Bar will play the winner o the Alpha Phi Alpfca-NROTC garni at 6 p.m. on Field C. At 7:30 p.m. the winner of th< Snowden-Sigma Nu game will pla] Chi Psi on Field B. The winner o the Bates-House?Bates Wes game will play Maxcy tonight a 7:30 on Field C. Third round play has tentatively been set for Sunday night with th< cnampionsnip game planned foi Monday at 6 p.m. r J ^ ( s I I I S i i I I I 8 j^CIip Coupon?Offer Expires 1 -The Game* Tomer """TT Tommy Suggs I BKh Campb nment Editor Sports Broadcaster Garnet & HI. ) (129-63-8) Sports Editoi (127-65-8) Carolina Carolina i Missouri Missouri ee Teneessee Teneessee id Maryland Maryland Houston Texas Tech ppi State Mississippi State Mississippi a Nebraska Nebraska n Michigan Michigan UNC UNC gh Pittsburgh Pittsburgh UCLA Southern Ca rginia Syracuse West Virgini at?; Oklahoma State Iowa State Tech Virginia Tech Virginia Tec Texas Baylor Citadel Citadel IHirdue Purdue and Mary Richmond William & \ ia California California rolina Appalachian State East Carolin Georgia Georgia a Alabama Alabama 'eeh Texas Tech Texas Tech Navy Navy t&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Arizona Slate Arizona n Oil I Notre Dame | Southern Ca Bowl bid sti By RONNIE HUTCH INS Gamecock Staff Writer While Saturday's 10-7 loss to I?i., P? .11 ?_ naive x- uirai uiun i ucip v^aiUHUU 3 bowl contention, post-season play for the Gamecocks is still a possibility. Peach Bowl officials have an nounced plans to attend USC's I game with Clemson this Saturday. 1 George Crumby, the executive director of the Peach Bowl, said a home team for the bowl will be s announced shortly after 6 p.m. i Saturday. i IN ATTENDANCE at this past jv Saturday's game were bowl scouts i from the Tangerine, Peach and Gator Bowls. The loss eliminated the Gamecocks from consideration B I ) . f i| iH?BK^ b ^SB^KBSs^m^ J j ': ssttSE'p^uc ] ; i A i*ourm 11 Happy Hour 4:3 / J > Gourmet Sandwiche 8 11 Great Drinks - Nij r 11 Open Mon.-Thurs. I ill beef haml plus small Coke - reg. l.i NIov. 24 ;ock football 41 Mitch Sherwood Sally WiUon ick Asst. Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor (127-65-8) (126-66-8) Carolina Carolina Missouri Missouri Tennessee Kentucky Maryland Maryland Texas Tech Texas Tech Mississippi Mississippi State Oklahoma Nebraska Michigan Michigan UNC , UNC Pittshurch PitUhnroh UCLA UCLA J West Virginia West Virginia Oklahoma Sta^e Oklahoma State i Florida State Florida State Texas Baylor Citadel Citadel Purdue Purdue ary Richmond Richmond California Stanford f> East Carolina Appalachian State Georgia Georgia Alabama Alabama Arkansas Arkansas Navy Army o A f.K T a ftf IicAtta nam I itxus /tocm Arizona State I Arizona Notre Dame I Southei-n Cal 11 possible sh for the Gator Bowl, which is considered the fifth most prestigious bowl, but bids by the Tangerine and Peach are still possibilities. Tangerine Bowl selection com mittee spokesman Vernon Hinely says, "We are really impressed with the enthusiasm of the school. South Carolina brought a great amount of fans to the Tangerine Bowl last year?something like 6,000 to 7,000." A bid by the Tangerine Bowl would be of slightly more prestige this year as the stadium has been increased in capacity by nearly 30,000 seats and national attention would be received alone the 100 outlets of the independent Mizlou television network. . Fiv* Point* ;! V 634 Harden St. ;! * 799-6723 9t's Delight Mi: 30 (two for one) i Served Till 12 Midnight ? j (htly Entertainment ',' 1-1. Frij, 11-2. 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I Peach Bowl selection committee spokesman Jack Jackson says, 1 "South Carolina is an exciting c team and carries quite a i following?two of the basic things we look for in a team." i "The last time they came down > ii \ Win valuable prizes for ' ' you do is collect empty t I pound) and cans (30 pt Iceive a coupon for the f: point earning organizatio j of many valuable prizes. I Any campus group is el | No purchase necessary. Ihor turther information : rep today. Campus Rep.:. Telephone: SchaferDis r * " 1 i George Morrh B1U Pratt } Editor Editor Emeritus (124-W-3) (184-OT-8) \ CTemson Carolina Missouri Missouri Kentucky Kentucky Maryland Maryland T? T V- IVwtif. i vahs levn * rvii i Mississippi State Mississippi State i Oklahoma Oklahoma j Michigan Michigan 1 UNC UNC j Pittsburgh Pittsburgh f Southern Cal UCLA West Virginia West Virginia Iowa State Iowa State ! Virginia Tech Florida State Texas Baylor ! Citadel Citadel j Purdue Indiana William & Mary Hichmond California California East Carolina East Carolina j Georgia Georgia Alabama Alabama Texas Tech Texas Tech Navy Army Texas Texas A&M Arizona Arizona _ Southern Cal Southern Cal *,ocks win o Atlanta (in 1969 against a ^arlen-coached West Virginia ;eam) they brought one of the riggest crowds we've ever had. "We've had coach Carlen at the Prach Bowl twice (as head coach ' >f Texas Tech and West Virginia) ind enjoy his style of football." Possibilities for the Peach Bowl nclude Carolina, North Carolina, Vlabama, LSU and Florida. _ your organization. All j- ; |j filler bottles (1 pt. per j. s. per pound) and re- j joints earned. The top I : ! ns will win their choice I Enter today! I I ~ contact your campus j j | John Benson 777-5613 1 I ?/;?# I WW