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Page 14 ? October 24, 1984 Sports THE GAMECOCK Gamecc Associated Press Washington, Oklahoma and 1 past weekend but held on to Associated Press college footba cracked the Top Ten for the fir; USC made the Top Ten for th Notre Dame 36-32 this past Satu The Gamecocks scored 22 po come back from a 26-14 deficit. A 33-YARD run by quart< through the fourth quarter put ' was a lead the Gamecocks woul< The Gamecocks held off a quarterback Mike Beurelein. Bi down to the one, and Heism* Pinkett took it over from there. The "Fire Ant" defense took Johnson sealed the victory with , in the game. Boston College, Southern Met fered their first setbacks of the se rankings. BC and SMU, Nos. 4 11th and 14th, respectively, whi i ci i \i/:i.j ^ ? x? T"?? l-OU IUM IIIC VYIIUlctlS cl I U|J I W WASHINGTON, WHICH be week, was hard-pressed to beat < who managed only 109 yards in f irst-place votes and 1,161 of a \ nationwide panel of sports Nebraska is the only team to be i Here is the Associated Press Col 1.Washington (45) 7 0 0 2.Oklahoma (7'A) 5-0-1 3.Texas (3'/:) 4-0-1 4.Nebraska 6-10 5.Brigham Young (3) 7-0-0 6.Ohio State 6 10 7.LSU {11 5 0 1 B.Miami, Fla. 7-2-0 9.S0UTH CAROLINA 6 0 0 lO.Oklahoma State 5 10 Pumpkin By Joanne Korth and Ajidrew M The Intramural/Recreational! Department is sponsoring a Pui Run Saturday. Graduate Assistant Bill Goa sa race was started "for the fur health of it." The purpose of thi is "to go out and have a good t; he said. ' .** 2,?^Sfcy Tnrninn tka rnrnor V Ml 1IIVIJJ ?IIU UUI IIUI Michael Turner runs around end in silon retained their No. 1 ranking. icks ente two we fexas held close calls over the three vn the top three spots in The Okla ill poll while South Carolina ago, el< it time in its history. and a t e first time by rallying to beat 12-10. rday at Notre Dame stadium. last wei >ints in the fourth quarter to L-rback Mike Hold midway Carolina up by ten points. It |?||?|||j d never reliquish. late rally by Fighting Irish PMHil eurelein passed Notre Dame | m Trophy Candidate Allen over as defensive back Earl an interception with 1:40 left hodist and Kentucky all suf ason and dropped in today's and 6 last week, slipped to ile Kentucky's 36-10 loss to 'enty ranking. ^J| ?#'0 m 1 tnim Inr# A.UII1V I I IV- i 1 IV.C1III IU31 <A' Dregon 17-10. The Huskies, offense, received 45 of 60 )Ossible 1,200 points from a Bf TM writers and sportseasters. M ranked No. 1 for more than * lege football poll. 11.Boston College 4-1-0 12. Anhiirn R-9.fl i&MiSy 13.Georgia 5 10 * ^ ^ 14.So. Methodist 4 10 |?|p| 15.Florida State 5-1-1 # 16.Florida 5 11 |L 17.Iowa 5-2 0 ?P' 18.West Virginia 6 10 ^ 19.Penn State 5 2 0 Makinf 20.Southern Cal 5-1-0 USC q ___the Gar Run to be J!?? The race is designed for \ Sports like to run in events, but an npkin marathon length races, Go^ id the THF PUMPKIN RUN c i and sists of two routes; a two e race 4.2-mile course. The route ime," the Blatt Physical Educati and go around the The Bui > wrwmJBBKBKJsk I -- 9Urn . ??8K>-v : o >< fipf ^ Nt\ Photo by flag football action this past week. Sigma PI r iop ien i cks this season. The Cornhuskers held the top spot f 'eeks. horna, which trailed Washington 1,135-1,072 a we 3sed the gap, although the Sooners needed a field gc ouchdown in the final period to turn back Iowa St? They received IVi first-place votes compared to 10 ek but totaled \.\2lVz points. ?wpTir^? * j JHy JT i I I I JmB&4*^" jf ^ yi>^tej*t\ \ >;- _ ; . y^L^BHRL " :i0 % , 1 llR?i 1 history luarterback Mike Hold prepares to throw during last Satur necocks entered the Top Ten. held Saturday >eople who field, into residential sections a l1 not up to around the Rosewood area. i said. Persons interested in -obtaining map of the course may call Bill Goa ourse con- the lnramural Department 777-526 miles and Starting time is 9 a.m., and Goa s; s begin at he estimates the race will be over b on Center ween 10 and 10:30 a.m. in order )ble soccer leave time for participants to get Williams-Brice Stadium for the V til V^lllUl IUIMUUII ^UIHV. The race will be run in four di sions, male and female students, a male and female faculty/staff. REGISTRATION FEES are $5 persons who want a t-shirt and $2 persons who don't want one. Participants may sign up in the tramural office in the P.E. Center by 9 a.m. on race day. Intramural Poll Wwk 5 Men's AB Poll ' 1 Sigma Phi Epsilon (5 0) Won 13 2 Kappa Alpha 2.AFR0TC (5 0) Won 14 13 The Revolu lion yftjLA 4 % 3.Chi Psi Tied 0 0 Alpha Tau **^T- ^ Omega I MK-}?>.'4.0oobies 14 1) Won 12 0 Primitive ' ,'&Y /_ Evolution ^'^8e ^aa('s " Won 28 6 Maxcy Bruisers 6.Gonio (4 11 Won 7 0 labortions 7.S|gina Nu (4 II Won 14 7 Alpha Tau _r u.i.eao " ? , 8.'! Cool (4 1) Won 14 7 Tnmbusters 9 Eliminators (3 0 21 Won 20 0 Dirty Dogs lO.Gangreen (3 0 2) Won 18 0 Lambda Chi \V; V*/'-: , Men's BC Poll 1.Columbia Hall (5 0) Won 6 0 Resistors , 2.G Spots (3 1) Won 7 6 12" Ducks '< * 3.Ennree Rreuuinn Hn K y ' (3-1'I Tied 0 0 Preslon I \ 4.Resistors (3 2) lost 0 6 Columbia Hall \ 5.8SU Bishops 12 0 31 Tied 0 0 Sigma Chi lyA1, ' -# Women's Poll M *1.1 aid Back (3 0) BYE V/1*' ' * 2.Zeta II (4 1) Won 6 0 Delta Zeta Jowph Gwnfltt 3.Alpha Delta Pi 13 1 1) Won 20 0 Pi Beta 4 Delta Delta Delta . j r_ (3 1 D Won 22 0 Bates House P 5.Chi Omega (3 1 II Won 7 0 Kappa Kappa Gamma For first 1 or . Texas blew most of a 21-point 1 Arkansas 24-18 when time ran o ek 3-yard line. The longhorns received >al l,096!/2 points. ite The Gamecocks, whose 6-0 star Vi first time they have ever won six season, received 719 points. i% yyP|^jP^Pg^P^ l?;'';'-V .y^ti-'A &&(> ?*^\v*.i * -*'- f/ V '^i'^t day's 36 32 victory over Notre Dame. For the nor* i uou manes builds new ind " . a j ? ?> PEP TALK J 1 [o By Tracy Mixson )V_ _ r." iviind Notre Dame and USC broke t The Gamecocks are not knowr lor ball powerhouse, while the Figl lor losing. But tradition didn't keep Cai in- Irish luck, coming from behind t or sive guard Del Wilkes said the Ga do it when they came to South E campus. "We heard so much about tl about Notre Dame," he said. " coming up here to play Knut Horsemen, we were coming to Beuerleins and the Pinketts. "We felt like we had a good < didn't see any ghosts running ? knew we were alright." The undefeated Gamecocks art tion this season, making history This week marked the first time ten college football poll, ranked I Protl' -- 1 1 u.nivu I ivo.-> 11 lit.I 11(11 IUI I til tlllU Press. How good arc the Gamecocks' they lose, which probably won't Carolina. SPECIAL THANKS to Alici cheerleading squad, who put up nlaininn oil ~ 0 1 1 r.uii me w<iy iu OUULU I cheerleaders, two managers an chartered bus helped make worthwhile. So where were the 10,000 pec upon our arrival home? Tracy Mixson is the assistar Gamecock and coordinates th coverage. time ead and held on to defeat ut with the losers 011 the I V/2 first-place ballots and T is their hest rvnr ?nH rhf> consecutive games in one Photo by Joieph Gamett i first time in school history history, tradition ' ^SUKBsm^ By . ^mJr JsKSSSSif Mumim y ?VHB r radition Saturday. i tor being a college footiting Irish aren't used to rolina from stopping the o win, 36-32. USC offen mecocks knew they could tend and the Notre Dame le stadium and so much But we knew we weren't e Rockne or the Four play the Golics and the chance to beat them. We around anywhere, so we > u..:u:? .i- - : uuiiuiug uieir own iracnalong the way. ; USC has cracked the top eighth in the nation by ninth by The Associated ' It won't be known until be this week against Hast a Agardy and her USC with my constant comBend and back. The 17 d two trainers on the the 34-hour journey pie on hand to greet us u sports editor of The e newspaper's football