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Dingle, By RICHARD W. ROWELL Staff writer Even without starting ru ning backs Harold Green and Keith Uing, USC racked up a solid 256 yards rushing on 56 carries in Saturday's 38-0 win over Western Carolina. Stepping in for the injured starters were Mike Dingle and Gerald Williams, who together rushed 42 times for 193 yards and three touchdowns. Dingle, a 6-foot-2-inch, 230 pound sophomore, had a busy day. scoring SHl ^||| ^ - 5%? ^ sdjjjjgS^ [o dfKHT P\ Gamecock running back Mike Din; touchdowns in USC's 38-0 victory. "AILright ||^^j Q THE FEEUES 0. ONLY LIFE Critics have praised this Hoboken, N.J. band's: A. Distinctive brand of jangly New Wave rock B. Table manners C. Killer cover version of "Feelie-ings"jr 99 LP/Tape^ nm C TOMMY CONWI J. Rumble This hot new rocker's band is called: A. The Young Rumblers B. The Young and the Re C. The Jung Psychiatrists CIS RECORDS 1< William two touchdowns, and rushing for 87 yards on 24 carries. He also had five receptions for 57 yards. "Mike (Dingle) played well this evening. He ran hard and caught the ball well," head coach Joe Morrison said. "He's a fine athlete that's been away from the game for a while, but the more he plays, the better he'll get." Dingle was ineligible last year after he failed to meet academic requirements. He feels he's back on the right track. .-> TP* j|^^H Hv O jPjjHF ;le takes a step back to avoid the Westerr retass. vLefs test y( : A TONICHILDS ? I. Union Aul "^?n' Childs 's: WW A. One of 1988's criticallyacclaimed new artists Wv n -ru^v 1U D. I I I" I IUOI Ul d fJUfJUIdl VA French cooking show vA C. Elvis' love child AM ?L99 O" W LP/Tape Jr CD 1 9??i^aggf 1 rTkyrrrr: >1 I "mg! RECOR DUTCH SQUARE Ml st ess TRACKS: FIVE )99 (At The Otd Zesto's is fill in "I have a strong GPA (grade point average) right now; classes are going okay. I'm going to sit in there and hopefully I'll come out on top." Rushing brings the most attention to a running back, but Dingle said blocking for Green and Bing is part of the game. "Coach tells us if we are going to play, we have to block. l m not going 10 say 1 love it, dui 11 s something I have to do." Gerald Williams, a 6-foot-1-inch, 220 pound junior college transfer from California, had 108 yards on 18 pTiSjj It-HI)) / l /'/' The Gamecock i Carolina defense. Dingle scored two our New Music Kn Wr.\M, A FOLKWAYS 1 4. Various Artists Springsteen, Dylan and U2 appear on this tribute to A. Gumby & Pokey y B. Leadbelly & ^ Woody Guthrie C. The Captain & Tennille cbs records '^^'^^tape 1 29c? $0n? [ 3^ V BARS: LLL, COLUMBIA MALL POINTS AREA Location) 779-6046 nicely attempts and one touchdown. "Gerald Williams had a fine performance this evening," Morrison said. "He is as solid a running back as you will find." "I came in late and had to learn the system," Williams said. "The line and the backs have been pushing me to improve." Wiiliams said he was thrilled about his touchdown. "Oh, it was great. Everything was going through my mind. I waved to my momma, and she waved back. It was a thrill to score, and it's what I've been looking for," Williams said. The Gamecocks appear to be in good shape; their young backs are receiving quality experience. When USC plays the tougher teams on its schedule, fatigue or injury shouldn't be a problem in the backfield, Williams said. "We have quite a few quality running backs so when one goes down, another can come in, and the team won't suffer." Injury update: USC's football team, despite an easy 38-0 victory over Western Carolina Saturday at Williams-Brice Stadium, came out of the contest with several notable injuries. The most serious is the dislocated elbow suffered by senior defensive end Kevin Hendrix. Hendrix will be out six to eight weeks. Other players injured against the Catamounts and their injuries are running back Mike Dingle (bruised lower leg), noseguard Kurt Wilson (sprained ankle), center Randy Harwell (bruised shoulder), quarterback Dickie DeMasi (bruised shoulder), wide receiver George Rush (bruised shoulder), and offensive tackle Ike Harris (sore back). All are expected to play in this Saturday's contest against East Carolina, although DeMasi and Harwell are on a day-to-day basis. Running backs Keith Bing and Harold Green, injured in USC's season-opening victory against Nortn Carolina, are also expected to play. Bing and Green did not see action against Western Carolina. owledge!" RAHEEM . The Vigilante lis 16-year-old sensation known as: "The Vigilante of Rap" "The Vigilante of Bluegrass" "The Vigilante of Polka" M JL99 O" ^ LP/Tape ^ CD e-g 'q-> 'B- e 'e- 2 'e- l. 0-2 Correct Looks like you could use some remedial work in New Music. 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