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use, Elli By CHRIS SILVESTRI Sports Editor Numerous season and careerhighs were established in USC's 47-14 thrashing of the East Carolina Pirates Saturday at Williams #I^^B w w ,'*$&*** ' - -" ? t J n 1_ i L??l. T?JJ ?71i: uamecucK quaneruacK IUUU E-IU thrashing of East Carolina. Ellis touchdowns in USC's 47-14 victory. PVhe United Way works 365 days a year, not just the day they take up the money." ^TheUnltadWay l? K|^) The Way Of Low*. \ |EARN$$$$$$$$$$$1 Need money for a new car? Your own apart- I I merit? Tuition and books ? or Just to make I life a little easier? The United States Navy ? Nnrtear Frviinfifirinn Prrmram can makfi it '* possble. If accepted into our program, you / will receive a $4,000 acceptance bonus, a $1,200 a month, free medical and dental coverage, and a guaranteed job upon graduation. 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Next to Grouchc 256-3507 Follins Vision Center LS.C. largest Ri All Merchan< ate East < "There is no bigger Todd Ellis fan in the country. And today he just made me a bigger fan. He is one of the most outstanding premier quarterbacks in the countrv." Bill Lewis ECU head coach Dingle and Albert Haynes, sharing time in place of injured Harold Green, had career-high rushing totals, as both men topped the 100-yard mark for the game. Dingle rushed 19 times for 117 yards and one touchdown, while Haynes carried the ball 21 times for 101 yards and two touchdowns. Ellis had his most productive passing day this year, and he moved up to seventh on the alltime Division I career passing yardage chart with 9,400 career yards. The passing of Ellis brought the /" * - i__ i i_ r i__ uamecocKs duck irom an eany 14-3 first quarter deficit to a 19-14 halftime lead as he threw for 262 yards and one touchdown in the first half. "He's a great football player in every aspect," USC head coach Sparky Woods said of his senior quarterback. "He's been totally unselfish the entire year. He's a great leader. I had a lot of fun watching him play." Trailing by eight points late in the first quarter, Ellis led a Gamecock drive from their own 21-yard line. Ellis was three for five on the drive for 55 yards, finishing it with a 15-yard touchdown pass to Carl Piatt. Unlike Woods, Ellis was not as impressed with his performance. "I think it was an all-around ef paid Much this semester? 4 \ SUNGLASSES r ^ eg. 64s5 $39"* eg. 68s? $42"* eg. 74* $47"* eg. 74* $49"* eg. 59* $37"* ri Styles 30% off no other discounts. ES & THINGS >'s Outlet Pointe Mall 772-9798 Boozer Shopping Center ay-Ban Distributor Jise discounted 1 ^aruiiiia fort today," Ellis said. "I didn't think I played extremely well. I didn't feel extremely great out there ... I feel like my receivers helped me out a great deal today." East Carolina head coach Bill Lewis, on the other hand, had nothing but praise for Ellis. l ve said it betore and 111 say it again," Lewis said. "There is no bigger Todd Ellis fan in the country. And today he just made me a bigger fan. He is one of the most outstanding premier quarterbacks in the country." USC took the lead for good in the closing minutes of the second quarter when Dingle used his patented leap over the defense from 1-yard out to give the Gamecocks a 19-14 lead. The Gamecocks dominated the second half from the beginning as they took their first possession of the third quarter 62 yards for a touchdown. Dingle carried the ball four times for 36 yards on the drive, and Haynes scored the touchdown from 1-yard out USC put the game out of reach when linebacker Patrick Hinton recovered a Pirate fumble on the East Carolina 23-yard line. On the second play of the drive Ellis, hit Piatt for Piatt's second touchdown reception of the game, giving USC a 33-14 lead. The Gamecocks improved to 4-1-1 on the season and for the first time, although still early in the schedule, there was hopeful talk of a bowl appearance. "A bowl is a long-range goal for us," Woods said. "We always like to go to a bowl game." USC is idle next week but returns home on Oct. 21 to face Western Carolina at WilliamsBrice Stadium. The game is scheduled for a 1:30 p.m. kickoff. r~sz ALL PERSONS Wl PARKING PERMIT PARKING AND V OCTOBER 15, 196 CONJUNCTION V\i PLEMENTED THIS PER DECAL ARE STREET GARAGE PARKING AND VE CATED IN THE F CORNER OF PICK I OFFICE HOURS A SPORTS BRIEFS Brisson's goal lifts USC over Furman USC defeated Furman University 1-0 Sunday in their match in Volleyball \ trying for A By CHRIS SILVESTRI Sports Editor The Lady Gamecock volleyball team dropped their third consecutive Metro Conference match Sa/i# #Ka C/\1 U Intt ID C luiuay ai ui& oui Diau r.c. ^wiiti to Memphis State 15-8, 4-15, 15-13 and 15-9. According to USC head coach Bonnie Kenny, the problem is obvious. "We wait for the other team to do something wrong instead of us making something happen," Kenny said. "We play in such streaks. We'll get four of five points in a row, sometimes six or seven, and then that's it." The crucial point in the match came in the third game. After swapping lopsided wins in the first two games, the third game was closely contested. The Lady Tigers charged out to a commanding 10-3 lead before a kill by USC senior middle blocker Stephanie Pflughaupt sparked a Lady Gamecock rally. USC capped the rally by taking a 13-12 lead on a kill by Kim DeNeve, but then Memphis State shut down the Lady Gamecocks and won the next three points and the I MINIMUM With EVERY donatioi Biooa. urograms avail simple blood test Is all if you qualify. Specia students. 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One bright spot for the Lady Gamecocks in the match was the play of freshman left-hander Tina Grutsch. "She (Grutsch) played very well tonight," Kenny said. "She has to play like that all the time." The Lady Gamecocks fell to 7-10 with the loss and they are 0-3 in the Metro Conference. USC's next match will be Friday when they play host to Tulane at 7 p.m. $20 PAID n Phcma & W h n I o II* I IUSJI I IU VA ??l IVIV for all blood types. A that is needed to see I bonus program for )lo?icals. Inc. liddleburg Dr. Suite 105 lumbia, S.C. 29204 254-653? tnds gs oliseum jr > TltS ^ 3HT FOOTBALL 'S AT NEW YORK JETS sen T.V.'s Contest at Halftime 'h sPons ,ri .ia talk sh "S tnv>* ? info, at 799-7800 ABC REGULATIONS ENFORCED trkers STREET GARAGE DEPARTMENT OF N SERVICES BY TAG PERMIT. IN ROCEDURES IM3 TAG AND BUMN THE BLOSSOM SERVICES IS LO3ARAGE AT THE STREETS. DNDAY - FRIDAY. I