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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
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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
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"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.
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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
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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.
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