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Da#II Wllfl WVlffl B W from page 20 nun L T _4 4 ^...nnfnoknolrn tn rln ir nfirfrtMYl onH VVIiai l wain. Illy IWU quituciuativa w uu 10 pv?iu?m ?? ? not have to think all the time," the USC head coach said. "We'll get better at that. This is a good start for us." BOTH QUARTERBACKS enjoyed running Carolina's new offense, which stresses short passes and a more varied attack than last year's ground game. "I'm excited about it," Bishop said. "I think it's gonna give us an opportunity to attack defenses and be a lot more versatile. I think it's gonna be an exciting offense, but we just est to work and correct our mistakes and keep O " CV"? executing." t, ^-^:- '-^.ta . ^^^^^ajjjjaCT flfo* jrtMMWf Jtelii ilM USC quarterback Terry Bishop r< ^CLASSIFIEDS***" A All classified ads must b* " II PREPAID. Payment must t>? made FOR SALE IB with cash, clack or money ordar in :l the exact amount. Orders are acjl cepted In Room 323, Russell House 19 70 VW convertible Good AH during regutar University business mochanical condition $1,995. Call B hours or via tho mail on a Classified 782 2994 Advertising Mailer only. Deadlines are: 3:00 p.m. Monday for Wed Brand Now Sony Walkman nesday's issue. 3:00 p.m. Tuesday Originally S200, now $125. Call 7 for Thursday's issue. 3:00 p.m. 8798 evenings. ? Wednesday for Friday's issue and ^ 3:00 p.m. Thursday for Monday's 10 speed Bike (1981 Ross issue. Advertisements may be Professional Model) Excelent con conceited before 10:00 a.m. the day dmon Must sell. Steve. 254 6236, prior to publicahon. Refunds are not 256 4216. given. For more information contact Student Media Advertising, Bo* . _ i-wr-?-v 3 85131, USC. Columbia. SC 29208 HfcLr WANTED orcaH 777 4249. Photographers aro neodod to work CAMPUS NOTICES on the Garnet and Black If you are ^?j&n interested and have your own *v ~H USC Fencers and interested per camera, there will be a meeting P sons. 1st mooting tor 1981 82 September 8 at 7:00 in room 316 ;l Thursday Sopt. 10, 7:00 p.m. Sol Russell House. Blatt PL Conter. Progressive rock band looking for SAILING CLUB MEETING, Wed., guitarist to work on copy and original Sept 9 at 7:30, RH 202 Old material Call Roger at 796 438 7 I moml)e,s only. yn, ,Q.Mr .g^jEl Disorganized! Discouragedl Want a . k .i n?H?^.Hnrii t.,ohcin.wi.nn Female roommate wanted for ?( ?n line to fill out formsl What you ly(vt; bouso 1 mile from campus been waning for is available Sop $ 1 20/month plus 1/3 utilities Call tomber 16. 1981 799 8263 GERMAN CLUB KAFFEE KLUTCH Male Wado Hampton Hotel resident Wednesday Sept. 9th. Russell House wishing to trade rooms with Batos Rm. 203, 2:30 4 30. Beach Plans House resident. Hotel room has and Germany trip discussed. double bod. airconditioning, private bath and plonty of room. Call John Anyone interested in joining the 9498 men's or women's Intercollegiate bowling team Call Pat Collins after 4 Female roomate needed for 3 pmat 78/ 1119 bedroom house 1 1/2 miles off campus. $125/mo. please call 7/1 ATTENTION Ad/PH Majors fill up 7428 vour resume - loin AD club and/or MW'HSSA Membership drive Tuesd. aIfii.. !)a m 3pm at tho J School. LOST AND FOUNI | I WOMEN BUSINESS MAjOHS The Lost one pair of ladies proscription g|first Fall mealing o' tho Graduate glssos at BA of Gambrell Please call -gs. mBWohioii in Business organization will 788 9662 ? Hhn hold Sent 1 0 at 7 30 in EVA b36 speaker will bo Joan (iallowtiy LOST Gold ID bracelet Initial M PlHissHI. Exec. V P , S.C N. Everyone is on one side S J 11 11 12 on other Hwolcomo side Sentimental value ? ? rbacks Like Jtf< "There's a lot more pressure on the quarterbacks, but that molrno if mnro nf q nhallanda " R<w>lfham a iiininr frnm AIACtrVV^O IV Vi U VUUUVII^V, m ?- w... Atlanta, said. "It's a much more enjoyable offense than last year's" Mark Fleetwood hit two of his three field goals, from 35 and 37 yards, in the final four and one-half minutes of the first half to give Carolina a 13-0 halftime lead. Defensive back Troy Thomas set up the second field goal with his first interception of the year that gave the Gamecocks a first down on the Wake 38. B Ih- mm r.v;T*'" '-'v:V; ' -'- *--; ;,i . : m*. ^IHH^^WHniHIHHBH! llpp i < m a* "^itt&HHRw js wbbh SBB^^^BKBBTCL *** juttus :^J I^Jl reflBflW rn^ ^l^r fitiii I II , *? i SUff Photo by BARRY NEWMAN >lls away from defenders. SERVICES IBM Prompt. professional typing MWA <fm proof reading included. Reasonable. y Near campus 799 7587. j J ^1) ? K Expert Secretarial Services - all / L your typing needs at very low rates. *" 30 years typing experience. Call 791 Lowest Pnces 24 hour service Steve PERSONALS SALE! of punts by Picasso. Monet. front of the Russell House Sept. 8 11th Fantastic prices ? mats, frames, laser ptiotos and travel posters also. Attention Preps l/od God dess coming Sept. 14 at 8:00 p.m. to Ballroom. The Student Senate Judiciary 1 Committee is accepting applications 1*" ^ T for Chief Advocate, Associate Atf vocate. and Assistant Advocate ^ ^ ??,.?ons ou.h.,c.,,onS D{,? verTng Dizza for' PIZZA sophomore o. above, t 0 GPH EXPRESS with your own Cans above Applications available in . . . ^ Student Government Office Deadline 10b both fun ancl very 1 , profitable ^ m.Dopi 10 we offer salary plus Donus | i * i -Ki tips and gas mileage allow Young life is looking fo? ledtlois w ^ Call 254 2480 anre Wo?iro not a franchise <ino ,ire r rienaiy people to work DnspeiHlnly NEF.Ot.D licnuh hook for "Conucis" (Old tdnioo ? Call Li/. Tuere jre flexible hours to fit f it i 1 ii A ') ir crhnHi iln """" || ,w?. , ew Offense BECKHAM HIT Chivers for Carolina's second touchdown with 6:36 left in the third Quarter. The Deacons closed out the scoring and spoiled USC's shutout bid on Wayne McMillan's 2-yard TD ramble with under 12 minutes left in the game. The score was set up by Frank Hawkins' block of a Chris Norman punt that gave Wake a first down at the USC 47. Hawkins suffered a dislocated shoulder on the play. Both Beckham and Bishop will play against the Rebels of nln Mioc Cotnrrtov nirrht of U/?111 o m cUri na Qtorliiim art v/iv avjlj?30 uatuiuaj tugut ut vt iuioiuo l;i ivv uvouiuui, wv cording to Carlen. But Carlen is not settled on a starter. "Coach Carlen is paid to handle that, and Coach Carlen I promise you will handle who will start just like he did tonight," Carlen said Saturday. "I won't give you an answer nnHI I malro nn mv minH '' Bishop said he would like to start, but will be ready to play when needed. "I wanna start, but if it doesn't work out. . .then I'll just have to be there and be ready to contribute anytime I'm called on," he said. "Our goal and my goal is to go out and win ball games." BECKHAM SAID he will accept whatever decision Carlen comes to. "Coach Carlen is trying to find the guy that's most consistent. I'm playing under Coach Carlen and I've got to accepi wnat ne uiinKs is best," Beckham said. "The bottom line is winning. It doesn't matter how we win. I just wanna ^ win." NOTES ? Bishop showed a superb ability to scramble away from pressure, breaking loose for a 32-yard scamper in the third quarter. On the play, Bishop reacted to pressure from the left side of the line ducked beneath two tacklers and avoided another. He turned upfield and gained an extra 10 yards by faking out a defensive back and cutting back between two defenders... Chivers made a fine catch on his scoring pass. Chi vers, two defenders, and Beckham's pass arrived at the Wake Forest 25-yard line at about the same time. The defenders bounced off Chivers, who snatched the ball out of the air and sprinted to the end zone. Chivers was injured when he was tackled as he crossed the goal line and twisted an ankle. His status for Saturday is uncertain... SoDhomore linebacker Mike Durrah was the Gamecooks' leading tackier in his first varsity start. Durrah, a 6-0, 220 pound native from Cowpens, S.C. recorded 13 tackles, 9 unassisted, broke up one pass and had one tackle-for-a-loss. Linebacker J.D. Fuller was second on the squad with twelve tackles ItlUilMHlls >~\ a' j iih;uiuiii;ihp? bw I Over 250 hour* o> Wped instruction via I F ^\ I complete TtST n TAPCSM (Kilitiet No com I / I I pulsory mill lectures No tued clisies | Ssj^Sr ? ? 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