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f 1w <*> f i x ^ Register Now at Mrs. Winner's 739 Knox Abbott Dr. I Broad River Road fopening Oct. 30J We earn our wings every day Sterei 100% pure cott four classic a . X. 1_ W. I corwiaoie t reg. 21.22 MOW ^ r? Hi | ,||| | iihH iMiillH lllll Hillrrpct Mall nnlnmhi; Liiiiiwi iviuii Spartanburg Colum Irs. Winner's and WSCC -M want to send you an your guest to the USC NAUV football same .. for the entire weekenc you'll fly Eastern Airline cvisliti mai inmhnr 1 d 4 Iliuajr, IIVVUIIUCI IV I Baltimore and stay at fine area hotel. The Saturday you'll watc JSC's Gamecocks take o Navy. And Sunday you' return to Columbia vi Eastern. While you'i there, you'll also hav $200 to spend as yc wisl -? -\ ;kHead ? rr i Jours / : ' ( I IV 95 i # 1 Malt Haywood Mall ibia Greenville A 1 Bio oass plavs I this year's US( I By Ray Gronberg | The spectacular becomes routine when the I USC' football team puts the ball in the air. ? I Saturday's 42-20 win over Hast Carolina ? Nciw IUUI U1 lilt UiimtXUCKi MA lUUtllUUVVIIS either scored or set up by a pass. * Bombing commenced when quarterback j Mike Hold entered the game with USC trailing 10-7. Head coach Joe Morrison said I; Hold was put in because "we wanted to air it ? out." q IT TOOK Hold one play ? a 71 yard touchdown pass to flanker Ira Hillary ? to <| put Carolina in tlie lead lor good, out to near Hold tell it the play was nothing. 'II "It was pretty routine," he said. "We didn't have to do anything special." |fj Hillary said the play started as a post pattern, the same one he and Hold connected on (I to beat Cioergia. But he cut into the middle of jjl the field when the Pirate secondary was fooled into thinking a run was coming. 0 Seven yards in front of the nearest :j defender, he had time to slow up to catch the >e bal which Hold slightly underthrew. ^ "I HAI) to wait up a few steps for it, but Hold got it there," Hillary said. "That's all 1 can ask for." "The pass got there," Hold said. "It was a touchdown, but 1 could have helped out Ira a little bit better by leading him more. But we ^ scored and mat s what counts. 5 Counting tor as much, said other players, was that the touchdown opened the field for Carolina's offense. }J Benefiting were tight end Chris Corlcy and ?' running back Kent Hagood, who each caught three passes on short patterns. "F.Cl'S SECONDARY was afraid to get beat deep after that play," Hillary said, "so we started hitting the underneath routes." "They keyed our veer offense and deep passing," Corley said. "When they spread out, the middle was open." C'orley scored USC's third touchdown, pulling down a 26-yard floater from Hold late in the second quarter. USC scored again on its first possession after the half. Running back Thomas Dendy got the touchdown, but Corley and Hagood Tfileo n rir\\/ off from si im x-ur -fj-M ^ -j m u m K??E JU HUM -Monday and : COctober 2J H Create Wan The Way ' U 900 Main S | Hi otter Good non.-Tue; ' IP i / \ i t \ 11 n .. characterize J football team combined for three catches for first downs to keep the drive alive. HOLI) WAS relieved by Jim Desmond in the fourth quarter, but no relief for the Pirate seeondary resulted. On Desmond's first series, running baek Quinton Lewis faked a sweep and passed 40 yards downfield to split end Erie Poole. Poole jumped in front of an ECU cornerr (JSC flanker Ira Hillary H ^Ogr V kni'L' \ihr\ ii/oc rf?oH\;inn hinitplf fr\r Q n ill UUVIX, ? IIU v* UO I V, UV4 J 1115 llllll.ivi 1 IV/l Mil III terception, took the pass and fell on the one yard line. Lewis ran it in on the next play for the touchdown. The pass came as a surprise to Poole. "THE CORNERBACK didn't bite on the sweep; he played pass all the way," he said. "1 thought Quinton would hit our tight end coming across, but 1 looked up and the ball was coming to me. "F:ric ran a good route." Lewis said ex plaining his decision, "and had a step on the guy. 1 just hung it up there hoping he could make a good catch." USC coaches and players agreed the Gamecocks didn't play their best game. "We put 42 points on the board, but a lot of those came on big plays," said Poole. "Overall, we ? do need to improve before next week." I Hold said Carolina needed better execution and fewer turnovers against N.C. State. But the fact USC's points were generated mostly by big plays didn't bother him. "We had some big plays that helped us i out, but sometimes our offense is based on that," he said. "If that's what it takes, we're ** I going to do it." nmoking Nov. 15,1984 '=?-M SOH 8 Hight^i: f IS Tuesday NiteF 2nd 8c 23rd) P 'our Own ? Create your own sundae with our ^ fahnlniiclu nntradoniic ri/-h fashioned home made ice cream and toppings. All the ice cream & ^ toppings you care to eat for ; $3.25 u Care to Eat! ' ? % i/nn Ta cf? 1 vu want i w Lai II* IJ tree! Store Only H >. night between 6-10 P.m. \A ii" w / \