The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, November 03, 1980, Page Page 14, Image 16

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Dooley cite; from page 13 and 15 situation from Georgia's 17 yard line. Malkiewicz punted for 30 yards to give Carolina a first and ten on the Bulldog 47 yard line. Rogers seemed to tnk?? mnt i . the ballgame as he rushed four consecutive times for gaines of nine, three, eight and seven yards. That put the ball on the Georgia 20 yard line, well in range for a game tieing field goal, if USC didn't score a touchdown. The Duluth, Georgia native was shaken up on his last run and was taken to the sidelines to rest for a play after Carolina called a time out. Sports briefs Soccer team < He USC soccer team Wednesda; deleated Kollitis 4-1 Gamecocks wi Saturday at "The wick in a home Graveyard." David p.m. Goodchild scored two goals wamammmm to spark the Gamecocks to TIIK USC VV< their tenth win of the season. team placed I4t Tar Heel Invi To? Reillv and David Past we,e^-.. Burr ilso added a goal each captured i n in (hi- USC win. Victor championship Wikstrom, Eric Hawkes, and Tom Norton each recorded an assist in the game. &T 14K CC Goodchild's two goals I GftWCCCCfe brought his season total up to I See Wednesday's | frOBYl ? L . I Jewelry wa uamecock I 2909piattsp , . . I West Coli for the results m "It s More Than Jewelry Store. of the 'name that ~ cheering section' \ j contest Inisroi vi ^BnBSSI Ol.DllS I SI i;i)(h Records I B9|fe^LJ& lious.inds ol lilies SmS^ iSflYsi BAZ|Uah| Discount Oldies BWBWT^BPWnK i>t*|)i <:. ii<>\ <?4 lirvn Miiwr I1 I : ' l^pV'-ji ^f-\ \ I & 1 \ 1, ^*1 i| 5 key USC i After West gained three yards, Rogers returned to the lineup and what happened next will be talked about for years to come. Rogers took a pitch out to the right, cut up the middle and the ball popped up in the air as he was hit. "I got the wind knocked out of me two plays before," Rogers said. "When I came in I ""? - in, * who an igm. win'li iic (Lcjri6n) called the timeout, I started feeling better." AFTER THE fumble Walker gained nine yards on three straight carries as the Gamecock defense again forced Georgia iowns Rollins y, the Jan Rikard was USC's 11 face Hart- medalist with a 76. USC match at 3:00 finished with a 326 team total. OMEN'S golf h in the Lady tational this Ohio State c overall B B ill H with a 295 BJI gg ILU I /SMI ba Mi Cfeatm CMC & 15.95 rehouse rings Rd. jmbia ? ; iMmimiMmiw I as IV T E ! R a |! CORNELL i-j ARMS . mm I :umble ; into a punting situation. But a roughing the kicker penalty gave the Bulldogs the ball back. Walker scampered 25 yards to the Gamecock 40. Womack gained 22 yards one play later to put the ball on the Carolina six. For the second time in the game the USC defense (which has yet to allow a point in the fourth quarter all year) survived four goal line scoring attempts to get the ball back at the one with 47 seconds left to play. Harper hit flanker Tim Gillespie for 17, yards to the Carolina 18 yard line but he was intercepted on a third down and 10 situation ' from the 18 by Jeff Hipp and Georgia sealed : their eighth win in as many games. "Carolina played just like they have all year ? winning in the fourth quarter. They had everything going for them in the fourth quarter, except tor one thing ? they fumbled," Georgia coach Vince Dooley said. HERE'S HOW TO F VERSAL PK 1 PUBLISH! GERVAI M I A 1 R I O N bfcNATE universalI 1?J ___ PENDLE | MAXCY DORM I HORSESHOE GREENE STREET | RUSSELL HO THOMAS COOPER LIBRARY 1039 Marion St. Open: 9-7:30 Mon.-Fl 10-5 Saturday Phone 254-8931 Georgia freshman Herscha/ Walker ?*,??L? J?..._ /. ?!_/ ;_ >i? n..ii-i < -? jucano uuwn nciu HI WtS DUUUOCJS / J10 victory over USC Saturday. (Photo by Barry Newman) mmmmmamemmmmmBsmmanmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmm IND CINTING NC CO.: S STREET n.f?l-r u I II L C L K E N S STREET PENDLETON ST. GARAGE i t ?1 I TON STREET USE mps ' :