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Michigan at Michigan St. NC State at Auburn Ga Tech at Notre Dame Air Forca at Navy Baylor at Houston UCLA at Stanford | Texas A&M at Texas Tech Penn St at Maryland Florida at LSU Colorado at Oklahoma Wake Forest at Va Tech Colgate at Yale Virginia at Clemson Wash St at So Cal Northwestern at Ohio St Bucknell at Cornell Arkansas at TCU Temple at Rutgers California at Oregon Oklahoma St at USC Jayveei By Gary Martin Gam?cock SiaH Writer Carolina's junior varsity squad i l 1 r _i . ? r? A reDounaea irom a siuggisn nrsi half to score 21 second-half points to down the Yellow Jackets of Georgia Tech, 28-5 at Grant Field in Atlanta. Graham Hed connected on a 21yard field goal after an interception and punter Timmy Lee was tackled in the end zone for a safety to give Georgia Tech an early 5-0 lead. A tenacious Yellow Jacket defesne held the high-powered Gamecock offense at bay until late in the first half when Carolina traveled 81 yards in eleven plays, with freshman quarterback Terry Bishop scoring from one yard out. Mark Fleetwood's kick gave the Gamecocks a slim, 7-5 lead at half time. USC increased its lead in the third quarter to 21-5. Chuck Finney blocked a Yellow Jacket punt and the Cocks recovered the ball on the 13-yard line.. Four plays later, gmm I All classified ads are CASH IN-ADVANCI I Ads may ba placed batween the hours of 9 a.n I and noon. 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.. Monday throug I Friday in 313 Russell House. Ad copy and chac I mny bo placod In campus or city mail to: MEOI I BUSINESS OFFICE. Bo* 85131, US( I Columbia. S.C. 29208. THE DEADLINE FOR MONDAY'S PAPER I I THURSDAY AT 3 P.M.. THE DEADLINE FO I WEDNESDAY'S PAPER IS FRIDAY AT 3 P M I AND THE DEADLINE FOR FRIDAY'S PAPER I TUESDAY AT 3 P.M. For further Informatlo caN 777-3888. THE GAMECOCK IS AN EQUAL 01 PORT UNITY-AFFIRMATIVE ACTION E* PLOYER. FREE UNIVERSITY will hold registration fc fall classes Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 8 & S 2nd Floor Russell House. 76 TR-0. Remove able H-top. Ovardrivi AM/FM-Cassette, Excellent! Serious inquirle Imzszm En ?_?J_ t . fi? . . \*i.. ~ t. .1 ~ J I winner s urcie nesiourmu ? ??ooRuqy sometime between 10-2. Apply in person i restaurant. 1111 Greene St. Tutor needed for Cham. 112. Call eveninj 250 6734. classified orde (rates: Students ? 10 cents per word for 15 word H Faculty, Staff, USC organizations ? 15 c ~ word for more than 20 words. 9 Non students. commercial ? 20 cents pi for more than 20 words. Minimum charge per insertion $3.00 commercial a $1.50 faculty, staff, USC organizatior N $1 00 students m Make checks payable to the Gamecoc M phone numbers and hyphenations. We d< Help Wanted, etc Underline capitalizi H Media Business O Email to: Campus MjllorE HB B Columbia, S.C. 79, .'.'. .v. V*%NN*?i ?.?W W* ?. .*. ?. Gamecoc Tom Travis Mil Editor in Chief Sp (61-17-2) ( Michigan NC State imouo L?umo Navy Houston UCLA Toxas Tech Maryland Florida Oklahoma Wake Forest Colgate Clemson So Cal Ohio St Cornell Arkansas Rutgers Oregon USC s win secor Jerry Aubin ran it in from the two yard line. On their next possession, the Gamecocks went 60 yards in ten plays, aided by a 38-yard run by Bishop on a quarterback keeper, and tallied seven more points as Gergg Gresham caught a 3-yard pass from Aubin on a tailback ODtion. While the Carolina defense stopped the Yellow Jackets in the fourth quarter, the Gamecock offense scored again when junior running back James McKie took a pitch from Bishop and raced 71 yards down the left sideline for the longest touchdown sprint of the season. McKie finished the game with 132 yards in 18 carries and Bishop romped for 66 yards in 16 carries. Bishop also completed 5 of 11 passes for 83 yards and one interception. g Bass Player wanted for working country-rock ^ band. Must be professional caliber and a quiet ,j, learner. Singers preferred. Call Jon 779-41 64. * DELIVERY HELP WANTED. Highest Per , centage Pay in Columbia. Excellent benefits iviusi navo Transportation, can unaneio a w!d4 is 8800 R Student Media is looking for a studem g photographer to run a portrait studio. The student must to qualified in the darkroom at ,n well es being dependable and trustworthy. Foi more information call 777-3888 for an ap I pointment. Portfolio la required. 3 TTlarT'wmklr^ I clean, sweep, package, deliver, run errands. Minimum hours wHI ir be from 2 pm - 6 pm, Monday i, thru Friday, and Saturday from 9 am 5 pm. Work some nights I until 9 pm. Grocery store experience helpful. Start at $3.00 I | pur hour. Cad Wayne Stanford I 771-4603. IB ' Wanted-Responsible graduate student to a live in furnished apartment near Richland Mall it Area. Call 738-9264 after 9:30 p.m. For Rent One Room Apt. with bath and small is kitchen 75/month plus 175.00 deposit. Phone 771-7206 after 6. bp form *!?? ??? s, 8 cents per word for more than 15 words. ents per wora for 1st 20 words, 12 cents per ?r word tor 1st 20 words, 16 cents per word k. Abbreviations count as one word as do j not charge for sub headings, e g For Sale, jd words. ffice tox 85131, USC ?0 ;k Football <e Chibbaro Mark Platte orts Writer Asst News Editor 60-18-2) (60 18-2) Mirhinfln I NC State Auburn Notre Dame Notre Dame Navy Navy Houston Houston UCLA UCLA Texas A&M Texas A&M Penn St Penn St LSU LSU Oklahoma Oklahoma Wake Forest Wake Forest Yulo V?i? Clomson Clemson SoCal So Cat Ohio St Ohio St Cornoll Cornell Arkansas Arkansas Temple Rutgers California California use use id game Coach Ray Goff was impressed with the spirit and overall play oi the Yellow Jackets. "They had a lot better ball club than wc thought," said Goff. "They alsc played with much more en thusiasm than we did." Although the offense seemed ' lethargic through most of the game, the defense played brilliantly and shut down the Georgia Tech offense over the last three quarters. "The defense was very intent, had pride in their play, and played a great game," added Goff. Interceptions by Chuck Finnej and Tim Rhino keyed the Gamecock defense as Soutt1 Carolina improved its record to 2 -0. The Furman-Carolina clasfc scheduled for next Mondav has been cancelled. The jayvces plaj The Citadel the following Monday in Charleston. SUPPORT THE POLICED Don't mi?s the Police with Eddie and the Hot Rods. Oct. 11 8:00 p.m. in Russell House Ballroom. Tickets on Sale Now at Travel Center (Rm. t 209) i #4 Student $5 Public i 9 5 at door >6 at door Ride wanted Blecksburg, VA or vicinity. Oct. 1 2, 1 3. 14. Call Nancy 777-3060. LYNNE (that's with a big E), Please help earn me into the game tomorrow. Evan WilliamsSine? 1 783. Hey Roxanne ?You don't have to put out you red light. Just come to see the POLICE Thura Oct. 11 in Russell House Ballroom. Bu remember to buy your tickets oarty in Rm. 209. CONGRATULATIONS! The winner of the AA! drawing is Bill Mattlson. Please contact you 1 AASrep. at 777-5366. ATTENTION! All Students from Kingstree an< Williamsburg County: Pleaso contact Rev. J.S Dial at <H) 254-9612; (O) 799-1426 as soon a possible. Off-campus Business and Economics ma)ors ? I need your vote Monday, Oct. 8th. Vote for an Economics Grad. Student witl Political Background and Experience. VOTE for CALHOUN THOMAS III. Write out your clasiified advertisement In . M'i No. word* No. ln??fHont: Startl ProphetsMichelle Burchette Steve Sports Writer Asst Sp< i (58-20-2) (57Michigan St NC State Notre Dame Notr< Navy fy Baylor Ho UCLA U Texas Tech Text Pertn St pe LSU I Oklahoma Qkl Virginia Tech Waki Yale > ^lemson Ck So Cal S Ohio St 01 Cornell Ci Arkansas Art Rutgers T< Oregon Oi Oklahoma St I Soccer te< By Richard Meyers < Gamecock Staff Writer j I Three Gamecock players scored two goals each as Carolina's , ! soccer team totally destroyed the \ ? College of Charleston Wednesday j , afternoon by a score of 10-1. The j victory gave USC a 6-1 mark on the ( year. I I The Gamecocks went into the j second half tied at one all, thanks . to David Goodchild's second goal of the season. Carolina then j proceeded to score nine unan- , | Don't Spend Your ; | LEARN COUNTEl ! 1 10% Di ( To all full-time , 5 rne rrienar 1 | 2700 De" i | 799-: Be on the LooK-out for The Police and Eddie and the Hot Rods, armed with lethal new wave g rock-n-rolt. Thurs. Oct. 11 in Russell House Ballroom. _ If you are dissatisfied with your current mode * of worship, perhaps the contemplative, nonpastoral and unprogrammed Silent Worship of g Quakers is for you. Call 254-2034. Standing in the grocery store parking lot; a dream walked by ?insidious fear, oh please disappear. ATTN: PLAYERS: Buck the Cowboys out of the Saddle. Go for itl Signed, Schafe and Creepie. Paul, Thanks for always being there. It means t a lot to me. I LOVE YOU NOW AND FOREVER Sweets. J To Letton's 101 t.a. ?Fall '78: Overawed by r your radiant beauty, I was again unable to approach you as we left Cooper Library at 4:00 ? Sunday. You are, in my eyes, a personated perfection. Could we meet? A despondent Law Student. r CONGRATULATIONS To Jim VsnArsdale W^ner of an eiflht track tape deck. Thank you for supporting Delta Zeta pledges. 9 BUM FAST, NEAT, ACCURATE TYPIST. REASONABLE RATES CALL AFTER 3. 782 /one. h TYPING-I.B.M. PROMPT; PROFESSIONAL. PROOFREADING INCLUDED. REASONABLE. NEAR CAMPUS 799-7687. the tpicii provided below: On* Utter to on* >pac?, c IngdatA Q|| adS CI i RkJdeil Brett Friedlander arts Editor Sports Editor 21-2) (56-22-2) :higen Michigan State N,C State e Dame Notfe Dame : lavy Navy uston Houston i CLA UCLA | is A8?M Texas A&M nn St Penn St \ SU LSU ahoma Oklahoma o Forest Wake Forest I'ale Yale imson Clemson o Cat So Cal no St Ohio St ?ll rn.null ; a n s a s Arkansas >mple Temple regon Oregon JSC USC am wins >werea goals in the second 45ninute period. BRIAN WINSTEAD and Paul Stockwell added two goals in the second half, and Tom Reilly, Chris Meidelberger, Mike Mousaw and Richard Wurdack each contributed a goal in the scoring Darrage. Winstead's two goals ?ave him nine goals in only six ?ames. He leads the team in that category. 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