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ijreofg lu game c< ~ ^HBHi Br 'i ^BF '" / I iy^/j/f l|p::>j|^fc$l|B Is?WJH Kljjg Fred Rollison ? OAMECOCK Junkyard offense IlnivAroUti ?f r..mvr>?o M?A^Mk.?L r.tr n..k /?v v/??iTv? o?j vi ucwi 5m tjcam rcjs wave, jcii it ymurn \ i f hands off to runningback Willie McClendon for a big gain in last week's Bulldog shat-out of Clemson. I !!!ATTENTION MEN!!! I Fashions Unlimited September OVER 400! Year-round suits reduced, sale priced from ^^OB^HBFV SB. $69.00 to $139.00 in sizes 34 S to BgB^SBBfJL mm )' 46 L in all fabrics and colors. Also reduced hundreds of / coordinating dress shirts, ties / and slacks to match any suit^^HnHB^^^P^F^ , combination. - i?> 1 . I 1535 Main Street Columbia, S.C. 29201 I^Starting^^ ritical to sea By Matt Ward When a football team plays well one week and pla fans must wonder what's happened. An example of 1 exceptional outing against Kentucky and their lackl against Duke. USC tied Kentucky 14-14 and received their first los 16-12 to the Blue Devils. Saturday night the Gamecoc the Bulldogs of Georgia. If the word critical can be early in the season, then this week's game against I indeed. The Bulldogs come into Williams-Brice Stadium o! impressive outings in quite some time. Georgia shut Sanford Stadium. To go along with a 2-0 record f< Georgia has an outstanding series record against Carolina has not defeated Georgia since 1959, wh Bulldogs 30-14. Since then, Georgia has been tied 011I3 all the rest of the meetings with USC. HOWEVER, WITH the Bulldog encounter yet to c< back at the Duke game to really understand Gamecocks will find themselves in. After the Du players were indeed discouraged and dejected. The Gamecocks let a game get away from them w With a record of 1-1-1, the Carolina season is still i factor for Carolina will be their upcoming game agai If the past is anything to go by, then the Bulldog! seat. Over the last two seasons when Carolina has game has been of immense value to both teams. Gamecocks have lost. FIRST AND foremost, the Gamecocks must get o being unable to get over a tough defeat. Last y Georgia, the season was a disaster. With a young t possibility may happen again. To win, the Gamecocks must show the same ty] and desire they exhibited against Kentucky. The ] about their loss to Duke and come back with a Georgia. Yet, this may be a difficult thing to ask from a ; USC. Carlen is keenly aware how important the Ge morale of the team. A win for USC not only ends victories over Carolina, but gets the Gamecocks th< young teams such as USC will need for the rest of tin A defeat for Carolina will literally put their bac Their record would drop to 1-2-1 and they would ha and face Georgia Tech. In many ways the Carolina an essential victory over the Bulldogs. The Duke loss was a temporary damper on Carolina. The Georgia game is the necessary hui must clear. Carolina finds itself in a tough spot. After what ea three consecutive wins the Gamecocks are in a jai the Bulldogs Saturday night will really tell Carol different this team is from last year's. I ENGINEERING, ML Ij Would yoo like to have experience u a Ni I Job Description: power pi?H ia PH ? ? ? ' --IB| WWCTIMIP rfiM, I MMdilWi with c 1 | qurtifced I Naclear Traintes: ? GMM^olnlr k & Officer Trmlateg: 9 Reactors, Adniri M weeks of Of6c after ?ted) they ? aad pracari le 1 OfeUgatka: 1?Z??? jjfS bm the iftiM o IH _ ImMJ mIwit mJ I I Salary & BeaefKtt: raptd i<mrwi tad daatel car* i J?#? Locattm: Fwwwing ouckn Hawaii. Catifara Scotland and Spi EU8H-W,! cHrsi {mat* tat - Atleaat Mania When to Apply: Application for i Ffrigroan can b?i junior year or a! over 9H* a maati dirailWriealf ran begin duriaj cottage Motor at* f ' s I < ( Women ] son allowed in i i locker room m poorly the next, By The Associated Press hiw was Carolina's ister performance NEW YORK ? A federal judge shattered baseball i nf Ikn 1<VTD DAaann Pnmmiccinnor Rnuno Ifithn'o i U1 UXv ivlOovOOUII wiiimiooiwvi aa/wiv amiuu 0 Its will play host to policy of barring women applied to a game sports writers from major le Bulldogs is that league clubhouses, ordering the New York Yankees to f one of their most open the doors of their Hit Clemson 12-0 in stadium locker rooms. r the 1978 season, , the ORDER does not JSC- directly apply to other major in USC bested the league teams. twice and has won The order by U.S. District Judge Constance Baker me, one has to look Motley applied to Melissa the situation the I^udtke, a Sports Illustrated ce game, the USC reporter denied access to Yankee Stadium locker tti the Duke defeat. rooms during the 1977 World i question. The big Series. ist Georgia. MOTLEY ISSUED an are in the drivers injunction preventing Kuhn, >layed Georgia the Yankee management ioth occasions the and ci*y officials from closing the stadium locker er their problem of V 0"1 / aur after losing to Am this year, that m* gamecock is t*? student newspaper of Nm University of SewNi ... . . - Carolina and is three times e Of determination week on Monday, Wednesday and InvPlN mitftt fnrflpt FrUiv AnrbIM (te fall and iirlM fine effort against CI I the exception of ?IwriWy Mldayi and oung team such as I examination ptrtotfi. irgia game is to the 9 W,|H, .%rr.,M Georgia s string of i game cock am ttose of t*e editors and kind of momentum n not mow of mh university of sown* II Carolina season. i| IS against the wall. J The University of SwHi CartliM It mm /e to go on the road { ????? opportunity instttwtion. season boils down to ciianpe of aOdrni form2< subscription rcqHtiti and ottior correspondence the 1978 season for *-** *? * "* OAMgcocic, ?y? ? ? . (Sl)l Russell Mom?. 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