University of South Carolina Libraries
S , ' '' ' aB ~ ^V-;!j' }k\ -jS" '. '* '^jf'". \q HgglHH ^ \ ^ 1 -f-- ~\ ^-' ^?^53 PPg* > Mj|BHwM-iv -A-: : ::-," pH v:-iv'K ? Blli mr IS - mkf w JHiaHl i glpfc - ;::-1j ;;_ ';; .-/'iT''.'- .v'-' * ' ?'> :' ^ ' J For his outstanding performance in leading Carolina's men's tennis team to victory in the C/emson Tennis Classic this past weekend. Chuck Hodgin has been named Athlete of the Week by the Gamecock. j The 6-1, 1 70 pound native of Sumter won the number four singles title by defeating Furman's Kenny Hirsh 6-2, 6-4. j Runner-up this week include soccer goalie Gary Durkin and fullback Johnnie Wright. Durkin, a freshman, played his finest game of \ the season turning in several excellent saves in USC's 1-0 loss to C/emson. Wright ran for 162 \ | yards in last week's 20- 7 win over the Duke Blue Devils. | Cg|| CLEMSON r^ tickets The Athletic Department will place 1,700 tickets to the Nov. 22 football game at Clemson on sale to students at the Carolina Coliseum Box Office Monday, Oct. 20. $10 Each One Ticket Per Student. Full time student ID required. Cash only. No checks. 30 a.m. ? 4:30 p.m., or until allotment is exhausted. s r _ ? Rural Electrification Administration Careers: Electric/Telephone Excellent nnnnrtimitioc in Dnrai fr : ~rr ... u u i_i_ aemurs s Electrification and interview wil Telecommunications for Electrical Representati Engineers and Electronic Placement 0 Engineers. Ask your Placement Officer for pamphlets telling what the Rural |w)| Electrification Administration offers for a challenging career with REA is an Ec all advantages of the Federal Civil Employer Service. Heisman updi rive ca By Richard Meyers Assistant Sports Editor With the mid way point in the college football season approaching, the race for the Heisman Trophy appears to have narrowed down to five legitimate candidates. The players ? Carolina's George Rogers, Nebraska's Jarvis Redwine, California's Rich Campbell, Purdue's Mark Herrmann, and Ohio State's Art Schlichter ? are regarded by most writers as v-w, ^.,^1:^i~?? c? uiv n;|j live V.dllUlUd It'S IUI the trophy. II the Heismar. were awarded on statistics alone, Rogers would be in the driver's seat right now. Having another superb season, the 6-2, 220 pound tailback has gained 996 yards in six games, averaging 6.5 yards a carry and 166 yards per game. TI1K GAMECOCKS now stand at 5-1 this year, and Lire ranked 14th in the latest UPI poll, which should aid Rogers in receiving national attention as the team conf1 > REJ M Cat; Ready act search pai areas Sa* yraues' AUTHORS RESEARCH SERVICES, 407 S Dearborn Suite 600 Ohicai Enclosed is $1 00 (to cover postay Name Address City State (1 ? 1 r pi it 734 Har 10% On All Mei with Valirlai-ei offer good Fi Open till 12 the Homeco I Ain< "h Mom. -1;ri. ii si l[ )| )( m \u >n. 11 hit i ;i i. - s<it. r> | ^ ?ill ()l( U 'IS K ) V>() <)\ ============ T Engineering gn up for a personal 1 the REA Recruiting je who will be at your mce Recruiting Oct. 21 ual Opportunity SlSa^I^ ite ndidates1 tinues to steadily move up in the noils The only other running back with a shot at winning the Heisman is Redwine of Nebraska. Redwine has rushed for 666 yards on 88 carries in four games. He is averaging 166.5 yards per game and 7.6 yards per carry. But the 6-0, 195 pound running back was injured in the Cornhuskers' fourth game of the season with Florida State, and he missed last week's contest with Kansas. Although the injury is not believed to be serious, Redwine may miss some murp u:iivir?c Of the remaining three candidates, all are quarterbacks. California's Campbell is probably having the best year of the trio. In five games, Campbell has totalled 1,565 yards, completing 142 passes and producing five touchdowns. He's connected on 72 per cent of his passes for an average gain of 11 yards per SEARCH I LPERS alog :ess to 12,000 quality repers ? all college subject se tune and improve your INC jo IL 60605 312 922-0300 | e) Pitase rush my catalog ? apn s \ alian den St. 799-7754 OFF y rtu Prices 1 student l.D. ri./Sat.only 1 p.m. after iming Game \'A( )().ni.-2|).ni. j. s. 5 | ).m.-l() p.m. ! p.m. n( > (wtn) ^ o.i 0u f We6 f- nickle i * * thu * fRl. * & ff * J Woo vie for tro] reception. He ranks second in total offense and fixth in passing efficiency. DESPITE HAVING great individual success, the 6-5, 220 pound senior plays for a 1-4 team, and Heisman Trophy winners rarely come i from clubs that have losing i records. Herrmann is an a somewhat similar situation. Purdue was picked by many I to challenge for the Big Ten I championship in pre-season polls. But the Boilermakers stand at only 3-2 and have ; had to struggle most of the season. Herrmann has completed 89 of 147 pass attempts, good for 1,111 yards. Sixty percent of his passing attempts have been caught for an average gain of 12.5 yards. He ranks fourth in the nation in total offense but only 21st in passing efficiency. Schlichter is a throwing j quarterback on a running ] team, which is not helping * him build Heisman-like ? statistics to impress voters. ^ HTWO DAY! e ' ' Jade'" 0 ^ C0" Q_ 4mm $2.99 DOZ. 8l g Coupon Good Oct.' \j Limited Quantities-Nc L j THE JEWELRY } H 2909 PLATT SPRINGS RD., W. "/('< W?ir?* 1'hnn Jut I -I mill ^HHHIcou p< f oifici 1 Home c< | cil >1 Hnro TJI 3 PI A $] R ^wi 0 ? Choice c 1 3 Home Hot SOU or rolls rJ^-^ (| [STEAKS) ??-HAROLD'S FP Open Monday thru Fi Closed Saturdays ar Orders To Co Ca 1317 SUMTER ST., DOWf MUli niup Roafc West Colui . - CaROlina n rtt iif Vx y%^u l-KCt WILII btl rs. - U6ies' n . - fRee a6rms zee dRinks til 6y WinOham ********* < * ' phy He has not even attempted enough passes to qualify for a ranking in passing efficiency. The 6-2, 200 pound junior is averaging less than 14 passing attempts per game. Schlichter has completed 38 of 69 passes (55 per cent) for 624 yards, averaging 16.4 yards per completion. He has thrown seven touchdown passes and has been intercepted four times. Schlichter is also one of the Buckeyes leading rushers, wiin zii> yaras gainca on 57 attempts. n ucruryt? noj/ws s onlyjbbb^T GENUINE STONE 1 BEAD SALE p ] riger Eye, Onyx dstone or Lapis O nm $5.99 Doz. ?= 15 ? 16only o 5 Dealers Please 3 mi a r m ' nfAKtnuiDt Rq COLA. 9 til 6 Mon.-Sat. Jte I iff Jewelry Store" onHHP^ ious \ loking t ! Id's i until 8 PM . 1.95 | th coupon = )f 1 meat : Cooked vegetables j them Cornbread s i i [)rink Extra) | homeof ' imous steak sandwich i riday 7AM-8PM id Sundays ' II254-6382 S jtown columbia i ? .? .J i} di i mBia ^ * iqht; J j6ent 16 -frc * iqht * * MVJI I 9:30 { isdj * *??****?