The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 07, 1977, Page Page 13, Image 13
AFRO, Sigmi
reach intranr
By JOEY 1IOLLEMAN
Gamecock Staff Writer
AFRO's 20-6 victory over Maxcy an<
Psi in the semifinals last week set up :
football championship tonight.
AFRO goes into the final with a 12-0 r<
consecutive games over two y ars.
SCORDING IN both games was hig
Slnmoai'r All 1,1 '
Uiginu VIM o HI i/m il MJI'itlllUll'a DOCK (I
defensive lineman before he found his
team's two scores.
AFRO scored on a 71-yard pass anc
tercepted by Maxcy's Jim Pitts.
In the first game, Sigma Chi scored
five-yard Ixiwn to Ben Coleman pass, t
illegal procedure penalty.
On the next Sigma Chi possession, a 2
run was cancelled by a penalty. Howev
for a 20-yard score on the next play. Th
quui icruacK s neaa, leaving the score
TIIK SCOKK remained the same unt
quarter. Pete Roy intercepted a pas
returned to the Chi Psi's 35.
Three plays later with fourth and 8 al
an 11-yard gain to keep the drive going
what appeared to be a 16-yard jump b;
from two defenders for a touchdown,
left the score 12-0.
The Sigma Chi defense, led by Rogei
two final Chi Psi efforts, putting the di
again. .
In the AFRO game, defensive nlav rl
the second quarter Maxcy recovered a
ten, but offsetting penalties forced Max
Then the AFRO's offense moved down t
p lay, 64 yard drive.While James McKi
quarterback I^roy Buttone ran for 23
team overcame two holding peanlties
line. From there, Buttone went throuj
incomplete extra point pass left the sco
the half.
MAXCY TRIED a last ditch pass wi
scored. Ed Robinson caught lheG0-yar(
line, but AFRO defenders stopped bin
The second half ending was much t
remaining, an AFRO drive seemed to h
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iwui in uiiu ia, i5uuonc mrcw long tor \\
reached for an interception, but the ball
Stroman's. The 35-yard score was fc
completion from Buttone to Tuxberry Si
Maxcy came back up the field after t
holding penalty and a pass interference
with an eight-yard touchdown pass, bu
AFRO APPEARED to be trying to
possession when Paul Whitaker scort
Buttone. The final point of the game wa
point.
On thp damn tnninht Ci?mn I
ouiiiv UJ^IIIU V/III O LA/\
in the finals again. We hope we can win
AFRO defensive leader Hyland "Bac
team will be the champions. He said, "
up all year is one touchdown. If we can
win it."
Men's swir
By JANE SIIKALY
Gamecock Staff Writer
| The first practice meet of the se
for IJSC's men's swim team was a
cessful one as the USC swimi
downed South Carolina State, and
every event.
The first event of the dual meet wa:
400 meter medley relay. USC's t
consisting of Kevin Mulvaney, B
MnrricnA Mill llumkti n
..iv^i iuiiv, I'm iiuiuujr auu a-ill 11\ u
won the event with a time of 3:53.9
FRESIIMAN JOHN SANDS, s\
ming his best time, took the 100-m
freestyle event with a time of 10:3
In the 200-meter freestyle senior S
Breiter of I^afayette, California took
i for USC with a time of 1:46.30. Se<
place went to Don Fisher, a junio
| USC, with a time of 1:48.32. E.J. Me
placed third for USC with a tim*
1:50.09.
^ Doyle won the 50-meter freestyle
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a v-m
lural finals 1
i Sigma Chi's 12-0 defeat of Chi
in AFRO-Sigma Chi intramural
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ecord, and Sigma Chi has won 22 ^
blighted by touchdown passes. |||
nd forth across the field dodging
receivers in the end zone for his .jJ
I on a deflected pass nearly in- H
on its initial possession with a H
>ut the score was nullified by an H
12-yard Brent Rogers touchdown |||
'er, Lown threw to Greg Moman H
e extra point snap went over the faj
il late in the game. In the fourth |||
;s by Chi Psi's Lew Moss and M
t the 28, Ixnvn found Coleman for mm
On the next play, I/own threw H
all, which Keith Bryant grabbed |P|
The incomplete extra point pass f?j|
rs at middle linebacker, stopped |1|
jfending champions in the finals H
lominated the first half. Late in |||
fumbled punt inside the AFRO |1?
cy to punt again. ^
he field in an impressive eight
e ran for 26 yards in two plays, |||
yards and passed for :J0 as the IP
to take the ball to the one-yard ^
?h the middle for the score. An H
re (?-0 with seconds remaining in
th time running out and almost g||
1 pass from Pitts on the five-vard
ii from scoring. '
he same. With a few minutes do<
ave stalled on the Maxey 35. On pri
oodrow Stroman. Maxcy's i'itts pj-(
went through his hands and into j,e,
illowcd by an extra point pass
liber, making the score 13-0. \M
he kickoff, aided by a defensive w
(call. Pitts hit A.D. Underwood
t the extra point attempt failed. t<
run out the clock on their next
?d on a 71-yard pass-run from T
s another Buttone to Suber extra Stal
nan
vn said, "We're just happy to Ik? U
Monday night. con
I News" Brooks is confident his
The most our defense has given Kat
put points on the board, we will ball
thin
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USC karate club instructor Keitl
dges a kick from Scott Morris d
actice session at the P.E. Center. Th<
cparing for the Battle of Atlanta
gins Nov. 12. Vitali, the number on
olleyball team v
> play in state tc
he USC women's volleyball team defeated
.e, iy-id, it>-v, 'lo win the Western Georg
lent this weekend.
SC improved its record to 40-7 and won
secutive tournament title.
We're playing confident most of the time,
hy Graham said. "We believe we can pi
and we believe we can win. That's the
g we have going for us right now."
ts South Car
USC with a time of 22.
In the 200-meter in*
USC's Morrison placed
of 2:00.91. Second
sophomore Kicky Greei
209 14
I In the one-meter div
USC freshman Mik
Wisconsin scored a tota
for first place. In third p
sophomore James Carv
The next event was
butterfly. Bill Humby of
took first in the event for
i . cn rv* f ten *
^ ui i.o/.'jo. uot senior
placed second with a
Placing third for USC wj
Giese with a time of 2:
INT1IK 100-meter free
senior Bill Ehrhorn woi
50.19. Doyle finished set
of 50.66.
Mercer won the 200-n
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HlMi
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IHilfl 0
Bill Roinpan..TMP r.AMcrnrw
I t 11(111
uring a lightweight in the South, is one of 11 par?
club is ticipants who were seeded for the tournament.
which More than 1,000 fighters are expected to parte
rated ticipate in the one-day tournament.
/ins 3rd tournament;
>urnament this weekend
Florida To reach the final against Florida State, I'SC l>eat
ia Tour- Berry College, 15-4, 15-11, and Appalachian State, 152,
15-3.
its third "When we're winning we get a total team effort."
Graham said. "If someone is not playing well,
" coach somebody else picks up the slack."
av yood ncr mmM t< a. ? ..r
?y c vk/v/ t?ui piuj an ovuii1 v cii uinui /\r>r?lK Uil IUII ill
biggest Intercollegiate Athletics For Women Nov. 11-12 at
the College of Charleston.
->
olina State Friday
88 with a time of 2:04.63. Mulvaney took
lividual medley, third for USC with a time of 2:15.93.
first with a time Humhv nlsn finich?H ;r, r.IUi <
^ iiioi in 111 v .nn;place
went to meter freestyle event with a time of
ie with a time of 4:47.86. Freshman Barry Morrison
placed second for l!SC with a time of
ing competition, 4:54.75.
e Osborne of In the 200-meter breast stroke Greene
I of 238.35 points won the event with a time of 2:16.04. In
lace for USC was second place was teammate David 1
in with a totnl of flrihhln wi?K ? ,.r ? ?>
... ... .u?iv .V.I u mill' 111 IO./^. I
Daryl Moore, ranked third nationally I
> the 200-meter last year in three-meter diving, took |
Ontario, Canada SCS's only first in the meet. Moore won fc
USC with a time three-meter diving, followed by C'arvin
Handy Fhipps with a score of 228.20 points and Osborne
time of 2:00.98. with a score of 225.70. j
js senior Barney The final event of the meet was the 400
01.97. meter freestyle relay. USC placed first
with a time of 3:24.13 to SCS's 3:30.99.
style event, USC With the upcoming season, Woodburn's j
i with a time of training program is all but concluded
:ond with a time (ioals ahead include working on faster
times and preparing for a meet against
>eter backstroke Tennessee Dec. 7-9. ^