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of them I don't know what to
do," South Carolina Coach
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ter the Gamecocks defeated
North Carolina State 31-21 for
its first victory in four games.
"We got some crucial br
eaks, particularly the fumble
recovery on the first play,"
Dietzel said. The Gamecocks
recovered on State's 17 and
scored five plays later on a
10-yard pass.
The highlight was Bobby
Bryant's 98-yard punt return
for a touchdown in the second
period. It gave the Gamecocks
a 14-7 lead and they were nev
er overtaken.
"When Bryant fielded that
punt on our two-yard line,"
Dietzel said, "I yelled, 'what
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Bobby?', then when he broke
into the clear I yelled, "Atta
boy, Bobby. That's the way
to go.' He's a great athlete.
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By DRUMMOND BELL
DTH Sports Writer
ANNAPOLIS, Maryland
Carolina's hopes for an unde
feated season in soccer were
crushed today by a powerful
Navy team, 3-0.
From the start of the con
test, Navy considered by
many to be the top team in the
nation, dominated the play
with superb, team-work and a
devestating offense.
The Midshipmen fired al
most at will at the Carolina
net and drew first blood twice
in th2 first period with scores
by center-forward Vasilauskas
and wingman Dugan.
The second period was a
virtual repeat of the first.
However, Carolina goal-tend-tr
Bob Johnson made many
fine saves to stop the Middie
onslaught.
. After the half, Carolina
seemed to gain momentum,
and offensively came up with
many well excecuted plays
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and passes, However, the
Navy attack persisted and
midway through the period
the Midshipman struck again
for their final score of the af
ternoon. Wingman Bodine fir-,
ed from in front of the vacant
net and made the score Navy
3, Carolina 0.
In the fourth period the
Tarheels tried to come back,
and the offensive line of Perry,
Anderton, and Crane were re
peatedly abb to penetrate the
Navy defense. It was to no
avail as Navy continued to
substitute players regularly
and wore Carolina down.
The Tarheels had bright
spots in the fine defensive
play of Terry Henry who,
time after time, kept Navy
from building the score. Co
captain Bob Johnson played
an outstanding game in the
defense of the Tarheel net.
The Tarheels next contest
is against traditional rival N.
C. State on October 14, here
in Chapel Hill.
ning of southpaw quarterback
Kenny Stabler in an inter
sectional football game.
Scoring in every quarter,
the Crimson Tide blunted the
Clemson attack although the
Tigers, clawed their way into
Alabama territory several
times.
It was a rude, welcome
home for Clemson Coach
Frank Howard, an Alabama
graduate.
Tide coach Paul Bryant used
three quarterbacks in the lop
sided affair but Stabler was
the only one who could move
the ball effectively.
The lanky junior threw
touchdown passes to end Den
nis Homan and tailback Ken
ny Martin and scored once
himself from the one. Kicking
specialist Steve Davis round
ed out the scoring with field
goals of 32 and 36 yards.
Stabler completed seven of
eight passes for 98 yards and
two touchdowns. ;
Clemson quarterback Frank
Liberatore scared Alabama
fans when he returned the
opening kickoff 37 yards and
,was only one block away
"from a-touchdown. He finally
was- hauled down on the Ala
bama 43.
The Tigers penetrated to the
Alabama 28 where Don Bar
field missed a field goal at
tempt. It was Clem?on's only
scoring threat although a Door
pass by Tiger quarterback
Jimmy Addison at the Ala
bama 30 cost Clemson a prob
able score in the second quar
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screen, found his man open
and then overthrew him.
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