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(tie) Delta Zeta 4 Barroom Buddies, 5-1, Kappa belta, 3-2, Sims Steelers, 3-3, Kappa. Kappa 4and Burney, 5-1, were all tied for fourth place to wind out the Vxcimma final poll. * (fifO R/irrnom c_ Barroom Buddies entered the playoffs with an um- 0 * j. blemished 5-0 record, but were upset by Chi Omega in the BUQCuGS first round. Kappa Delta and Sims Steelers both entered the A xr n u playoffs with 3-2 marks and were also beaten in the first 4. Kappa L)6lta 3Burney made it to the playoffs with a 5-0 mark, though 4. SilTlS SteBlCFS 3unranked in the women's poll. Burney also fell in the first 4 Blimey 5 The final football poll was tabulated by the Intramural/Recreational SDorts Office 'We played well, but not well enough to win/ By Brad Cunningham "From an offensive standpoir "We played well, but not well enough to win" USC Head ball better than expected," Bell Football Coach Richard Bell said, referring to Saturday us speed and made some to night's 14-6 loss to Louisiana State University. Commenting on miarterhanir nnfvi/v A/ ~ * ? f * *??^ name ui me game is winning," ne continued, "and "I think Gordon performed we that's what we had in mind going into the game. We didn't go one of his interceptions, the ball there just to play well. air and the defense had time to ^tto... one> the defensive back just mad "We didn't get many breaks," "We just made too many mis' JB BL ourselves. We've got to work one AiiP nlauAiw tKAnrfK TliMt % # continue to work .hard and to r football toarn." USC Head-Football Coaeh Richard Ball The Gamecocks play at North -LX > . ssee Militai By Andrew Miller USC's junior varsity football team dropped its first game in six years Monday, losing to Tennessee Military Institute by a score of 20-6. It looked like the Gamec:"^, vvere going to have an easy win when Perrone Jones caught the opening kickof f two yards deep in the end zone and returned it for a touchdown. The 102-yard return was the longest in junior Varsity history. TMI, a ball-control team, cashed in on only one of several chances to score in the first half. Two missed field goals and a fumble left the opponent with a 7-6 lead at halftime. Tn ?l 1 * * Jin uic uuru quarter, an lniercepuon Dy Eddie Walls led to a TMI touchdown, and a 10-play drive capped off by an Andy Boone 35-yard field goal gave TMI an 11-point margin.TMI scored another field goal in the fourth quarter, making the score 20-6. USC JUNIOR VARSITY Head Coach Tim Clifton said the USC defense "played well.. We stopped them in the first half, but it was the third quarter that was the turning point of the ball game." Leading the USC defense were Reggie singleton, David Shively and Edward Eaves. Singleton and Shively both accounted for 13 tackles each and Eaves intercepted a Mike Dougherty pass to stop a drive early in the second quarter. The defeat was characteristic of a team that had only one day to prepare for a game. During the week, junior varsity players practice against the first-string varsity players to help the varsity team get ready for its upcoming opponent, Clifton said. I nnll I p:? , |~w? oiymc en |\|0. 1 lar Final By Johnny Bogt on record Kappa Alpha Zeta Beta Tau u tramural footb. 0 8-0 KaDDa Aloha 1 t* 9 lost its*first gar 1 Undefeated 5 1 5-2 move into secc -i o was rained out. No. 4 Douglai rain, and Crazy 0 5-1 to hold onto the Seventh-rank No. 8 ITK, 4^ 3-3 this year with o q o ROTC. ^ Wade Harnm jr a 51 falling from tt Maxcy 12-0. INTRAMUR^ More than 1C Roll CQilO season last w LJ Oil odyo posted a victory The Internati it, I think that we rushed the action, and Sigr said. "Tom Dendy ran well, Air Force RO eyruns." In the womei _ defeated Phi K uoraon Beckham, Bell said, Delta Zeta, an 11 in a difficult situation. On Hall, was batted straight up in the In the co-rec < get under it, and on another the Internation le a super play. trounced Seteru he added. takes and continued to beat Team liminating our turnovers." Bell said, "Our defense put 1. (tie) Sigma [J quarterback Alan) Risher ? Ifnnnn Alnl ;'ve seen all year. We tried to ' "^PP0 H,P' running game as well. 2. Sigma Nil >ig, but I think we did a good Columbia J n getting outside, and we put 4. Douglas ght long. I was nleAsed with I - - le defense played well as a Grazy Zacfc 6. America's us because we felt like we 7. AFRO led. "I'm not disappointed in o it?/ ;d hard, and I think they will ' prove that they are a good 9? Air Force F n , 10. Wade Hat Carolina State Saturday. y Institute "WE START TO prepare for the game on Sunday, so the timing is usually a little off," Clifton said. "We have a simple offensive concept, and our defense cannot get to complicated due to the time factor." The junior varsity now stands at 2-1 and plays its last game against Georgia in Athonc MnnHoti A*v?av*?K? AUUUUUJ Kj^nr:' " "*- *, WKa jk "f , "y --rmmm - Photo by Ruth Schooler Running back William Brown looks downfield for open running room in the junior varsity's 20-6 loss to TMI Monday. i Chi, Kappa Alpha X I I _ II in TooiDaii poll IS i took advantage of Sigma Chi's 21-0 loss to i to move into a first-place tie in the inall poll. , 4-1, was rained out, while Sigma Chi, 5-1, ne of the year. iigma Nu, 5-0, edged Pi Kappa Phi 7-0 to >nd place, and No. 3 Columbia Hall I, 5-0, s Avengers, 6-0, was another victim of the Zack's, 4-1, beat No. 6 America's Team 7-0 fifth-place slot. ed AFRO, 4-1, was idle. 2, moved into the top 10 for the first time a 6-0 win over ninth-ranked Air Force ton Hotel, 4-2, entered the top 10 after le poll earlier in the season by beating \L NOTES... K) teams began the intramural volleyball ?k. Each returning championship team r. onals beat Sigma Nu II by forfeit in men's na Alpha Epsilon stomped Phi Kappa Psi. TC downed Sigma Alpha Epsilon II. l's division, defending champion Nobility appa Phillies. Barroom Buddies whipped d Kappa Kappa Gamma beat Columbia livision, Pajoros defeated the Strikers and lals beat Bates West. The Six Packers iptus Spikum. Men's Last week's Records ranking Chi 5-1 1 ia 4 1 2 5 0 3 1 Sail I 5-0 4 1 fi.n r. i'S 41 6 I Team 4-2 7 4-2 not ranked tOTC 3 2 8 1 mpton Hotel 4-2 not ranked j