Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Defeats Delta Upsilon Phi Kappa Sij By Andrew Miller Phi Kappa Sigma's 24-0 victory over Delta Upsilon coupled with II-Cool's 10-6 win over University Inn propelled Kappa Sigma into this weeks No.l spot in the football Intramural poll. "The difference between Kappa Sigma and II-Cool was the point differential," said Leeny Foiles, director of the Intramural football poll. Phi Kappa Sigma and II-Cool, both undefeated, switched rankina DOsit? ?ns when the noil was taken on Thursdav of thi.< past week. THE LECHENS remained the third-ranked team with s 26-0 trouncing of Army ROTC. Previously eighth-ranked Dynasty moved up to fourth posi tion beating this past week's seventh ranked GDI 19-0. Doobies strengthened their hold on the fifth spot by beatinf currently seventh-ranked Attackers 20-0 Monday. Unscored upon Pi Kappa Alpha, unranked last week, cap >..././! ?U? VT? r . :.u n p; iuicu me ?pui wiui <n iz-u vinury over oigma v_-ni. COLUMBIA HALL I was a 19-0 winner over Maxcy I, anc Kappa Alpha defeated Kappa Sigma 8-2 to take the eight! and ninth positions respectively. Rounding out the top ten is Bates House, who was beatei by Bates Eliminators 7-0 in a game played Monday. Man'c fnntholl nnll ...O,, o -uuiuun HUII Team Pts. for Pts. against Recon 1. Phi Kappa Sigma 58 6 2-( 2. II Cool 38 12 2-1 3. Lechers 51 0 2-1 4. Dynasty 25 0 2-1 5. Doobies 25 0 2-1 R Di tf nnnn Alnka OC f* If wi i ituppn nipiia ?.u U 4L~1 7. Attackers 20 2 2-1 8. Columbia Hall 13 6 2-1 9. Kappa Alpha 14 2 2-1 10. Bates House 4 0 2-1 Tinhf enr! welcnn M i i^^M^MiffMmffllBM^Wmin YiV jjpU - tEcN^' Dominique Blasingame Gamecock starting tight-end comes off the line of scrimage. Bla 105 yards in hisjirst three games. 24-0 pa captures No. 1 s In other football action this past week Navy ROTC beat I AFRO 13-0, Bootlegers tied Air Force ROTC 6-6, Phi Delta i Theta tied Chi Psi 6-6, Alpha Tau Omega defeated the Caucal sians 12-0, Pi Kappa Phi lost to Zeta Beta Tau 12-0, and Sigma Phi Epsilon beat Sigma Nu 6-0. : There will not be a football poll for women due to the inclement whether they suffered last week. The only two games played last week were Delta Zeta's 6-0 victory over Alpha I Delta Pi, and McManks 7-0 defeat of Pi Delta Phi. irN uul.* results, the individual champion in the Men's A division was Gregg DeCastro of Kappa Sigma. DeCastro shot i a 72 to take the title. In the B division, Mark Cantey 77 was good enough to take the championship, and in the C division John Dawson shot a 79 to win. \ Inwomen's play, Susanne Gibbons won with a round of 98. Steve Cich was the winner in the faculty-staff division with an 84. THE TEAM contest was won by Sigma Alpha Epsilon. 1 Elwyn Bridges paced the team with a 75, followed by Mark l Cantly and Eddie Brown both shooting 77, while Craig Whittle and Rich Seay shoot 80 to round out the team, i Sigma Alpha Epsilon took the top three spots in the closestto-the-pin competition. Eddie Brown was the winner followed > -M*, W /j feaNsSros'AafiSi. ? Through a crowd F>,,0,0 ^ M*v Ho#* ^ Bruce Butrym weaves his way through GDI defenders during a 9 flag football game. lies opportunity to c ^ ^ *g*' By Tracy Mixson Wfl KF Although a change of Dositic a 15-y^ pass big back, and I was the bigge jf 1SABS|hL^|v^ last year. His plan required si backs. I dccided the best place SkK^* INkX*. chance to play was at tight e S^&aHDnn^^ them I wanted to move," he s; p : r L ' Tight end coach Tom Ku !P** wasn't concerned when Bias ^kBBiSjriSUn gested the move. "I wasn't skeptical at all, est fob J ^ studied films of what he'd dori wfflllM'i 1#^looked at him play there and go ^25*8^ of some of the other coaches ^ with him," Kurucz siad. iM I "1 think he's an intense V- Sgfal Kurucz said. "He learns well, pride in his performance. Over: '''^ >?* ^? Ulr rkAffrvrtvtanna nn/1 in .:..y3!,?p ?^m i Willi Hid iui iiiaucv, auu 111 /% and physical attributes as opp ??w_ ^a^Pgj maybe 6-4 or 6-5 and 250 poui ^ \ V THE 6-2 223 pound athlete ^ \ \ . **wJSik he enjoys most about the receiv Jttlil lhe Pass action. "I love to see action, and I ?* than I have since I've been h - *$ ? "I* feels like I'm more invol ?' count on me for certain thing: * * routes. If the quarterback ca ; \V other receivers he can look tc w * before I was mainly used < Photo by Johnny Bo?j? "I love the passing game. T in the pass'route almost every singame has caught seven passes for called, and Mon't usually hav block," he said. Dot in football noil v I by Ricchi, Cantey and Kevin Weisinger, w ho represented the marketing department. In the longest-drive competition, Phillip Mobley of the Army ROTC took top honors. Trey Ridgeway was second, while third and fourth place went to Gary Roth and Sam Baker. All winners to come by the Intramural/Recreational Sports office this week to pick up their prizes. INTRAMURAL NOTES The intramural office needs volleyball officials. No experience is necessary. Pay begins at $3.50 a game and increases ! A I? a! 1 *_ ^ 2 as one gains more experience. /\ppncaiions are oeing accepieu in room 102 of the Blatt Physical Education Centei. Tennis begins Saturday and schedules are posted in the intramural office. Volleyball entries are open for men's, women's, and Co-Rec divisions, however, entries close Tuesday. THE NEXT intramural managers meeting will be held at 5 p.m. Oct. 5 in room 135 at the P.E. Center. The punt, pass and kick, and the handball tournament entries will open Monday. -v For more information, call the Intramural/Recreational Sports Office at 777-5261. " .V v f *, # , ^ V^ X , >~ - - ' 5 ite -#"> y^j^g "'^^ ^ Eludes to tackltr... Photo by Ktvtn HHWtnon Will Vansant of Columbia Hall II breaks away from Steohen Brown of Douglas in intramural football action on Monday. :hange to fullback Blasingarne said his best asset as fullback >ns is believed was his blocking game, and Kurucz said that ;s, USC foot- hasn't changed since his move to tight end. game said he "DOMINIQUE'S MAIN thing is his move to tight blocking," Kurucz said. "He can catch the time fullback ball when he has to in the clutch, and he also is a very good blocker. When he sets his mind i., has earned to doing something, he'll get the job done. icis auu was And I'm talking mainly aoout nis DiocKing. :r last season was a very bjg factor in the Duke [it end, he has game," Kurucz added. When we ran the age, catching sweeps and the pitches outside, he really hustled and did a good job. He was one of idea to move the factors that helped us in that final drive to win the ball game," he said. singame said. Kurucz said Carolina hasn't sacrificed the ad coach Joe big blocking-back position to put Blasingame n't require a at tight end st back from ??I think the backs we have now are doing nailer, faster a great job in accomplishing both blocking I could get a an(j carrying the ball," Kurucz said. "I don't nd, so I told think that position has suffered because "d- , Dominique moved to tight end. I think we've rucz said he ajj been battered by the move." ;inpame <un? "DOMINIQUE'S A great athlete and a >ecially after I good guy," said Chris Corley, junior e at fullback, Gamecock tight end. "This is his first year at >t the opinions tight end, and he's really done a good job adthat worked justing to the change from fullback." When he learned he would be moved from competitor," fullback to tight end, Blasingame said he and has great "just wanted to go ahead and start practicing all I'm pleased to where 1 could get a feel for the new tensity, pride position. osed to a guy ^rst jt was very strange being on the ids that might jjne next to jhosc big offensive tackles," Blasingame said. "So far though, it's been said the thing going pretty well. 1 always played runn ing position is ingback even in high school, so 1 had to learn what the tight end has to do over the spring see more now and summer. 1 think my adjustment has ere," he said. come a long way." ved, afid they Blasingame credits Kurucz with teaching s, like on pass him the fundamentals of the new position, n't get to the ) me, whereas "HE HELPED me with almost everything is a blocking 1 had to learn about tight end," Blasingame said. "Coach Kurucz sat down with m^-and he tight end is if there was anything I had to go over, he was time a pass is there. He's helped me a whole lot in 'e to stay in to understanding coverages and certain blocks for the tight ends."