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* f Standi na^Gamoi^ur"^ Trlmarchi Bucknom 3 Sherwood 1 Wilson 3 Ward i Moore 5 Alexander 3 Lee g Duke at Carolina Virginia a? Clomson Alabama at South?rn California Oklahoma at Texas North Carolina St. at Auburn Wake Forest at North Carolina Mississippi St. at Kentucky Pittsburgh at Florida Mississippi at Georgia Oklahoma St. at Colorado LSU at Vanderbilt California at Washington St. Tulane at Boston College Kansas at Miami (Fla.) ^ UCLA at Stanford Intramural gair Safety he By JOKY IIOLLEMAN Gamecock Staff Writer Each team scored twice touchdown passes, but a bad cer snap gave Moore a 14-13 vict over Bates West Monday nighl Following an Ozzie Arant pun the five-yard line early in the tl period. Bates West center En Cochet and quarterback Jim Pappas didn't connect on the si while working out of the shot| formation. When the ball hit ground in the end zone, Moore \ awarded a safety. Those two poi were the only difference in evenly matched game. BOTH TEAMS nlnvpd clnaoio K j ? in the first half. Dropped pasi interceptions and penalt combined to stop offensive thre; Bates West finally scored with i minutes left in the half. Follow an interception by Pete Dalton midfield, Bates West took only fi up Tti ' COMSC/OU-b coot II- 2_ Ji/Ift BAE II IpS ~Noj Roc Make yc T t -Gamecocl MICKEY TRIMARCHI MITCH SHERWOOD Editor Emeritus Gamecock Staff Writer 41-19 ( 40 20) Carolina Carolina Clemson Clemson Southern Cal. Southern Cal. Oklahoma Texas AAuburn Auburn North Carolina North Carolina Kentucky Kentucky Pittsburgh Florida Georgia Georgia Colorado Colorado LSU Vanderbilt California California Boston College Boston College rvuami vria.) I Miami (Fla.) UCLA | UCLA ie of the week tips Moore t< plays to score. A 15-yard penalty and a 24-yard pass from Pappas to flanker Alan on Ezagui left the ball at the one-yard iter line. One play later Pappas found ory tight end Steve McGee in the end t. zone. A sweep around right end t to gave Bates West the extra point lird and a 7-0 lead. nile Moore quarterback Bill my Halladay took his team quickly nap down the field after the kickoff. gun First, he threw a 13-yard sideline the pass to flanker Greg Gibson. Then vas after a roughing the passer ints penalty, Halladay threw the ball an into a crowd at the 15-yard line. A defender tipped it and Moore's Phil Woody came up with the ball. hly >es, NO TIME was left on the clock, ies but a holding penalty on the tackle ats. gave Moore one more Dlav. 1 two Halladay passed to Gibson in the ing corner of the end zone for a touchi at down. The missed extra point our made the halftime score 7-6. e I I 22X ^ J^1"1'' W5r^^r yj 7 71^55 !> "bAW.^ 3A^AC-5> >%iXpW .C-i &.1AR/AM rf LUHCM | /v(sj"o IfcRY ANn CXD-T/AAE [j -7 T>iKyXlert Cr ?t) TUGS - i>/vr b i Leasing for immates BliiteMiffii >ur . . . k Football S? 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