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Gamecoi beats T e KNOXVILLE ? USC's two freshman back-up quarterbacks ant thoir* firct tpct nnripr camp conditions and passed with honors Monday, as the Gamecock junior varsity squad defeated the University of Tennessee 34-6 at Neyland Stadium. The young team, led by firstyear players Gordon Beckham and Terry Bishop, scored 21 points in the second Quarter to Dut the game out of reach. Beckham, from Atlanta, threw a two-yard touchdown pass to split end Len Oliver and Bishop, from Thomson, Ga., ran for one TD and scored on a two-point conversion. IN ALL, Oliver snared two scoring passes. The first from 4* ^nBnmrr^ w.w '-79 iiiMWMMiiiiiy i iff r n??r Terry Bishop 'Big Four' fni irnpi > proposed Basketball coaches from The Citadel, Furman and USC plan to inauguarate a "big four" basketball tournament during the 1980-81 season, USC coach Frank McGuire said. "Progress is being made," McGuire said after coaches from the three schools met for the third time to discuss the proposed Christmas holiday tournament. He said the next meeting already has been set for Oct. 2. "AT THAT TIME we hope to reach a final decision," he said. McGuire said it appeared V/IC1U9UII, UIC 1UUX U1 ICillll UI LilC "big four," would not be able to clear up schedule conflicts before next year. Another team probably would be invited to take Clem son's place in the initial tournament, with the Tigers joining the field when scheduling problems were ironed out, he said. I ATLANTIC I Fringe Benefit I Eruption 1 Q I ATI ikiTi^ a a F-^1 I Sex Wish Other Side of Julie i it U*V U . V . mnessec Beckham, and the second from flanker Gregg Gresham on a reverse play. Gresham played quarterback during his first two seasons of varsity action. Oliver missed all of last season with an i_i ? : ^ aiiKie injury. USC also produced a soled running attack. Led by Percy Reeves and James McKie, the Gamecocks ran over the outmanned Vols. Reeves accumulated 138 yards on the ground on 16 carries and McKie added 118 yards in the rout. Both running backs scored touchdowns. Reeves came on a 14yard scamper and McKie scored his on a three-yard run. The Carolina J.V. team returns to action on Oct. 1 in Atlanta against Georgia Tech. i MMTIMI :* ^ 1 -iii i ^ I H PF * 18 NAVY< YOU G1 YOU Gi A lot of big corp title. But how m graduate a realb As a Navy Off to wait to do a jc you one as soon commission. A j< the lives of othei of complex equi] skill and leaders! have been doing T# fViof'a fV?n Ir JL Jk UIUV O tJLAVy JTk for, speak to a IS that Navy Offici opportunities in Aviation, and E Or call toll free NAVYO McGuire I ^ , Jrom page 15 r s as a successful basketball coach, s but as the kid who grew out of the 5 ghetto. 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