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46 Baker S»., Providence, R. I. 02905 620 South Pleasantburg Dr., Greenville, S. C. 29606 Area Code 401-461-3450 Area Code 803-242-6750 Today's Features Departments November 22, 1 980 Today's Game and Statistics Clemson vs. South Carolina Clemson University Athletic Administration Clemson Memorial Stadium University Administration Tiger All-Americans Perry Tuttle Stadium Information The ACC s top receiver is on the verge of breal

1981 , he might have a complete collection. Cheerleaders & Alma Mater Opponent Schedules & Results The Tiger Paw Many traditions and events symbolize IPTAY Club Clemson spirit, but none is more visible than IPTAY Officers/Representatives Clemson's logo, the Tiger Paw. 1979-80 National Sports Poll Managers & Trainers Tigers-Gamecocks 46 The Clemson-South Carolina series has had some great games, but some of the off-field events have made the traditional Players & Coaches battle one of the most famous rivalries in 9 Head Coach Danny Ford college football. Jeff Rhodes describes the 23 Assistant Coaches games, color and pagentry of the "Bragging Bowl." 38 Clemson Players 50 Clemson Alphabetical Roster King and Andrews 52 Clemson Numerical Roster 63 Buddy King and Mickey Andrews are two 53 Opponent's Numerical Roster veteran assistant coaches who have been major reasons Clemson has won more 52-53 Starters for Both Teams games in the last four years than any other 55 Opponent's Alphabetical Roster four-year period in Clemson football history. 58-59 Meet Today's Opponent University Feature 65 You won't believe the letters we get! Clem- On the Cover: Photographer Lance McKinney son's mailbag is filled with an endless vari- captures the slashing running style of Tiger ety of questions from all sorts of interesting wide receiver Perry Tuttle. Tuttle has been people. ranked in the top 15 in the nation all season in receiving and he will be considered an All- Miss Universe America candidate in 1981. 67 Today is Shawn Weatherly day in Clemson and the reigning Miss Universe will be pre- Photo Credits: A special thanks to the Clem- sented and honored at halftime of today's son Communications Center staff of Jim Burns, game. Charles Haralson, Vince Ducker, Hal Smith, Jerry Butler Remembers Ben Hendricks, Jim Martin, Lance McKinney, 97 This present Buffalo Bills star made the Dave Lewis and Tom Shockley. Also to John most famous catch in Clemson history in Rowntree of the Orange & White, Earle Martin 1 977 when he leaped for a Steve Fuller pass and Jim Bradley. that gave Clemson a thrilling 31-27 triumph over the Gamecocks. Clemson's Football programs have received a national award from the College Sports Infor- Today's Program is published by the Clemson Foot- mation Directors of America for the last five ball Program Committee years. Last year Clemson's programs were Editor: Tim Bourret rated third best in the nation behind Notre Dame Assistant Editor: Kim Kelly and Purdue. Advertising Directors: Allison Dalton and Andy Ronemus Staff Assistants: David McGrew, Jeff Rhodes, Cricket Yates, Berny Delgado, Bobbie Mims, Scott Jenkins and Kelly Durham. Represented for National Advertising by: Production Assistance: Department of Public Rela- Spencer Marketing tions 370 Lexington Avenue

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9 9 n 9 1 A A 1 ICP 1 /I A 1 Q79 9 7 n 4 ft n u 1 1 y / 0- / 7-6 Carolina tailback George Rogers. yo^ o- 1 -U -u 4-D-U n Clemson, c; ^^ A 119- 1 9 n 1 Q79 n ft A n 1 ICO 99 9n Running the football (South Carolina 1 yoo 1 1 1 y / o-o-u 0-4-U A UOL/, O^-tU 1 9 n 9 1 A 1 Cxi A ft /I A /I ft A LJ Ol/-irv\r«/-»n OQ 91 1 yo4 1 -o-U o- 1 -U o ic 1 1 ibui 1 , 1 u 1 y /4 D-4-U 4-O-U n L/iemson, jy-t 1 has moved the ball over land 78 per- 1 Q'>*^ 9 1 A 9 9 A 1 Q7c: 9 Q A ft /I A A 1 ICO CC OA 1 ^oo A Clemson, 44-0 1 y /o 0-4-U A UoU, OO-iiU cent of its plays this year) is the name 9 9 n 9 9 n 2-6-2 6-4-0 l-j Olomenn 9ft-Q 1 yoD A Clemson, 19-0 1976 of the game for the Gamecocks, and 1937 1-3-0 2-2-1 A Clemson, 34-6 1977 7-2-1 5-5-0 A Clemson, 31-27 Rogers is the catalyst of this attack. 1938 2-1-1 3-2-0 A Clemson, 34-12 1978 9-1-0 5-4-1 H Clemson, 41-23 The Heisman Trophy candidate is 1939 2-1-0 1-3-0 A Clemson, 27-0 1979 8-2-0 7-3-0 A use, 13-9 fourth on the all-time NCAA rushing 1940 4-0-0 0-2-0 A Clemson, 21-13 1980 5-5-0 8-2-0 H ? ? ? list with 4,790 yards (not including a bowl game), and only Archie Griffin, has rushed for over 100 yards in 20 pears to be a key to the game. But, If Charles White and Tony Dorsett had straight games, a feat that ranks with past history continues on course, an more career yards. Rogers passed Ed Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting unknown player or coach will have Marinaro last Saturday when he streak. moved to the forefront in what prom- churned out 177 yards in a career- Junior linebacker Jeff Davis will be ises to be another contest in a classic high 38 carries, leading the Game- the key ingredient in the Clemson de- series. to thrilling 39-38 fense if the Tigers are to stop or, at cocks a triumph over A Statistical IMatchup Wake Forest. least limit, Rogers' productivity. The George Rogers Game-by-Game in 1980 Rogers is in the top three in the Greensboro, N. C. native has been M Yds TD nation in rushing this year with an av- nothing short of awesome this sea- Pacific 13 153 2 erage of 161.3 yards per outing. He son, especially in recent weeks. Davis Wichita State 10 108 2 has been in on an average of 20 tack- Southern Cal 26 141 1 les per game over the last four weeks. •4 Michigan 36 142 1 Against North Carolina, Davis made N. C. State 26 193 3

24 tackles, the most tackles ever re- Duke 26 224 1 corded by a Clemson player. And last Cincinnati 22 128 week he came close to tying that mark Georgia 35 168 as he was in on 22 stops against Mary- Citadel 27 179 2 Forest 38 177 2 land. Davis has led the Tigers in tack- Wake

les in seven of the 1 games this sea- TOTALS 269 1,613 14

son, and 1 1 contests in his career overall. Jeff Davis Game-by-Game in 1980 Tackles "Jeff Davis is as good as any Hits Ast Rice 16 2 18 linebacker I have seen at this stage in Georgia 7 4 11 his career with one possible excep-

Western Carolina . 1 1 tion," said Clemson Coach Danny Virginia Tech 12 4 16 Ford. "Woodrow Lowe, who played at Virginia 9 1 10

Alabama in the early seventies when I Duke 6 5 11 was an assistant at Alabama, is the N. C. State 10 8 18 only linebacker I've seen who was Wake Forest 10 6 16 farther along than Jeff Davis." North Carolina 17 7 24 Maryland 12 10 22 George Rogers vs. Jeff Davis is a Jeff Dav/s matchup of stars. On paper, this ap- TOTALS 100 47 147 Clemson placekicker Obed Ariri saw his consecutive field goal streak come to an end against Maryland when he missed a 54-yard attempt in the third quarter. He had made his last

1 4 attempts going into the game. Ear- lier this season, a 13-consecutive A victory in the Irish streak ended against Georgia, Ariri sweepstakes wins . . . has made 21 of 28 attempts this year and 58 of 90 in his career. Ariri still has four NCAA field goal records he can break or tie in the South Carolina game this Saturday. He set a NCAA record against North Carolina a week OTR. ago Saturday when he kicked his 57th TIME OUTS t£FT mi OUTS LEFT and 58th career field goals, breaking DOWN 10 m u BAIL ON £ the old mark of 56 set by Tony Frank- V lin of Texas A&M (1975-78). Obed Ariri inched one PAT closer to an ACC record when he was successful on his only attempt against Mary- land. Ariri has 93 points after (29 in a row) for his career. Ellis Alexander of North Carolina holds the record with George Rogers 94.

1980 CLEMSON STATS 1980 SOUTH CAROLINA STATS (5-5 Overall; 2-4 In ACC) (8-2 Overall)

RUSHING RUSHING 31 weekly issues will take you from football in Att. Yds. Avg. TD LG Att. Yds. Avg. TD LG tfie fall tfirougfi basketball in the winter and to McSwain 99 457 4.6 3 32 Rogers 269 1,613 6.0 14 72 baseball the spring. Also, four monthly is- Jordan 138 372 2.7 3 46 Wright 82 444 5.4 3 64 m sues during the summer. Pickett 87 319 3.7 1 34 West 31 335 10.8 3 84

McCall 89 267 3.0 1 14 Reeves 64 300 4.7 3 16

Crite 42 215 5.1 3 26 Blasingame ... 19 120 6.3 1 23 35 Big Issues Just $17.00 CLEMSON... 547 1,844 3.4 13 46 use 571 3,070 5.3 35 84

Opponent 444 1,431 3.2 1 3 55 Opponent 406 1,238 3.0 8 76 NO MATTER WHEN PASSING PASSING YOU SUBSCRIBE Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD Pet. Att. Cmp. Int. Yds. TD Pet. Jordan ... 153 75 7 1,159 4 .490 Harper ... 139 71 7 1,008 5 .511

. 17 8 102 2 .471 Gasque... 49 23 5 316 .469 Beckham The only independent sports weekly devoted CLEMSON 204 99 12 1,530 4 485 use 158 81 7 1,134 7 .513 exclusively to the Clemson Tiger fans — don't

Opponent. 244 136 8 1,544 8 .557 Opponent. 265 136 10 1,778 9 .513 miss it!

RECEIVING RECEIVING • a complete summary of Clemson athletics PC Yds. Avg. TD PC Yds. Avg. TD • in-depth features Tuttle 50 836 16.7 4 Scott 25 335 13.4 2 • recruiting info Gaillard 21 335 16.0 Smith 24 429 17.9 1 • action packed photos Stockstill 9 113 12.6 Gillespie 11 152 13.8 2 • full game coverage Magwood 8 124 15.5 Rogers 7 23 3.3 • up to date statistics Diggs 3 24 8.0 Chivers 5 89 17.8 2 • a sports quiz for Tigers CLEMSON .... 99 1,530 15.5 4 use 81 1,134 14.0 7 • much, much more! Opponent 136 1,544 11.4 8 Opponent 136 1,778 13.1 9

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No. Yds. Avg. LP No. Yds. Avg. LP Mail to: The Orange and White Hendley 46 1,795 39.0 63 Norman 44 1,802 41.0 68 PO Box 828 CLEMSON.... 52 1,981 38.1 63 use 45 1 ,802 40.0 68 Clemson, SC 29631 Opponent 56 2,096 37.4 54 Opponent 62 2,163 34.9 63

PUNT RETURNS PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. Avg. TD No. Yds. Avg. TD B. Davis 10 35 3.5 Thomas 12 56 4.7 Name CLEMSON .... 26 165 6.3 1 use 16 119 7.4 Opponent 20 176 8.8 Opponent 15 119 7.4 Address KICKOFF RETURNS KICKOFF RETURNS City No. Yds. Avg. TD No. Yds. Avg. TD Headen 12 195 16.3 Smith 15 289 19.3 Crite 4 58 14.5 State Zip _ use 22 395 18.0 Opponent 32 769 24.0 give aJiger

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by BERNY DELGADO thing wrong, but he congratulated me because I thought the children would

when I did something right. Off the just be sitting around looking sad, but

Jerry Butler is significantly in evi- field, I got off to a bad start in the they were happy and smiling. I went to dence throughout the Clemson foot- classroom and he helped me get ad- see one boy who only had one arm ball record book. Not only does he justed. I could talk to him about any- and one leg. I was afraid to touch him, hold the career record for receiving thing and you need someone like that but once I did, it was the greatest feel- yardage (2,233), but he also holds the when you go away to college. ing in the world because he got a lot mark tor career receptions (139). In Butler's leadership certainty did out of it. I left that day and realized addition to his on-field contributions to wonders for Perry Tuttle and the quick how lucky I was. Since that day I Tiger football, Butler also played an junior carries on that role on this haven't let little bruises bother me on important role in seeing that Clem- young Tiger team. "His liveliness and or off the field." son's well-known tradition of out- enthusiasm picks us all up, offen- In the North Carolina game on standing wide receivers continues. sively and defensively, when we are November 8 Tuttle suffered quite a Before Butler left Clemson he helped down," said Lawson Holland, Clem- bruise, injuries to his ribs on the last in the recruiting and development of son receiver coach and the man who play of the first half. Tuttle caught a Clemson's latest star receiver. Perry works most closely with Tuttle on a 63-yard pass from Homer Jordan and Tuttle. Tuttle, one of Butler's direct daily basis. "When things are going landed on the ball. But, he should be disciples, is now the ACC's leading slow he comes up with the big play ready for the Gamecock game. Tuttle receiver and in the top 10 nationally. and gets the fans and the players roll- has not allowed the little things to 'Jerry Butler was the player that ing. bother him and has never missed a showed me around Clemson and "We are a very young team with game in three years because of injury. answered all my questions when I only one senior on the offense on the This durability has allowed Tuttle to was being recruited, " recalled Tuttle whole team, so we look to Tuttle for accumulate 95 receptions for 1,572 of hisvisittoClemson asa high school leadership when we have the ball. yards, already in the top five in Clem- senior in 1 977. "Then, when I came to Perry is a tremendous asset to our son history in both categories. The

Clemson, I watched his style and football team on and off the field. He man who has led Clemson in receiv- wanted to be just like him. He really leads through his actions and has ing in every game this year needs only motivated me my freshman year." gained the respect of the coaches and 651 yards and 44 receptions to catch Many freshmen stars get frustrated players," continued Holland. Jerry Butler's records. when they don't start as freshmen, but His on the field actions have cer- "Both Butler and Tuttle are great Tuttle had someone to turn to in Butler tainly been an inspiration to Clemson athletes," said Holland in a compari- and the present star of the Buffalo fans. But off the field Tuttle is an inspi- son. "Butler has more speed, but Tut- Bills got him through difficult times on ration to many people. Always willing tle may be more dangerous when he and off the field. to help children Tuttle enjoys helping catches the football. But both are "There was talk of moving me to the less fortunate. But, as he says, he great all-around players and have another position my freshman year so gets just as much in return. been great for the all-around program

I could play more, but Jerry helped me "When I played in the Shriners' at Clemson.

understand the program, and I knew I Bowl in high school we went to visit Both Tuttle and Butler were big-play could learn so much playing behind the children's hospital. I had been performers at Clemson and that is an him for a year. He built my confidence. looking forward to the visit the entire image that Tuttle likes. "I think of my-

He not only told me when I did some- trip. It was not at all like I had expected self as a big play man, " said Tuttle. "I like people to think, 'he's got the ball again, he might go all the way'. "I enjoy catching the football. When

I make a catch I like to fake and make razzle-dazzle moves, but that is not to

show off. I run scared because I hate

to get hit. I just put the ball away and

head for the goal and when I get close,

I start to hear "Tiger Rag" in my mind. And that really gets me going." Jerry Butler did a lot for Perry Tuttle, but you might say he has created a monster because Tuttle is destined to break most of his Clemson records. And, in the near future, with continued improvement, he might be chasing Butler's standards in head-to-head competition — in the NFL.

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MAN LIFE MADKMADE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER Reg. T.M. Phillips Petroleum Company FIBKUS BETTER by DAVID McGREW wanted to "upgrade the image of the made Clemson one of the most dis- Throughout the United States, University." Consequently, Hender- tinctive Tiger schools in the country. Advertising contracted to first order of business to there are many universities that sport son was do The was that. find a design for the Tiger Paw. a Tiger as their mascot. Very obvi- just to all A request went out to the Museum ously, a Tiger is a Tiger no matter how The agency began by writing of Natural History in Chicago to get a you portray the caricature. However, the schools in the United States who plaster of Paris mold of a tiger's paw. 10 years ago, Clemson came up with had a Tiger as their mascot. The Probably for someone's great per- a logo that separates this University schools all sent pictures of their offi- cial sonal risk, a mold was made and sent from all the other Tiger-loving univer- Tiger. to Greenville. sities in America. The Tiger Paw was After viewing all the Tigers in Amer- The Tiger Paw took a little getting born in 1970, and Clemson has stood ica, it was decided that a Tiger was a used to by Clemson fans who were out ever since. Tiger. There was absolutely nothing to the traditional Tiger. The birth of the Tiger Paw, which distinctive about a Tiger. So, after accustomed five after its concep- now greets every opposing team on several weeks, an astute ad agent However, years tion, the Tiger caught on for the highways to Clemson, actually came up with the idea of a Tiger Paw. Paw good. came about as a bit of an accident. In Without realizing what he had done, The idea of the Tiger Paw has 1970, then President R. C. Edwards that agent kicked off an idea that soon mushroomed so much at Clemson that the symbol now appears on the Clemson football helmets, all the athletic uniforms, and every Clemson souvenir imaginable. Glasses, shirts, pants, underwear, napkins, cards, stationery, and even political ads have all utilized the Tiger Paw. In other words, anybody, anywhere trying to sell Clemson goods has fallen in love with the Tiger Paw. As much money as people have made off the Tiger Paw and as much recognition that the emblem has brought to the university, Clemson does not hold the copyrights to the Tiger Paw. No one does. "Clemson considered registering the Tiger Paw and owning exclusive

rights to it, " explains Sports Promo- tions Director Allison Dalton. "But, we

figure the more that we use it, and

other people use it, the better. We get more dollars worth of free exposure and advertising letting anyone who

wants it use it than we would off the royalties. People identify the paw with Clemson." Along with the many entrepreneurs who have taken advantage of the Tiger Paw to sell their products, some other universities such as Ohio Uni- versity have begun using the Tiger Paw as its symbol recently. Further- more, other schools have taken their cue from the Tiger Paw and have begun using paw imprints of wildcats and other animals as their school symbol. The Tiger Paw has been a very successful and widely used represen- tation of Clemson University and especially its varsity sports. The distinctive logo is one of the most recognized symbols in the South, and by far the most distinctive form of a Tiger mascot in the country. It's hard to be-

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SUBSIDIARIES OF IvESTER Industries, Inc. Danny Ford is beginning only was an All-Southeastern Confer- successor — Danny Ford. Ford his second full season at Clemson ence choice, All-SEC academic not only had the backing of Pell, University as Head Football selection and team captain of the but also from members of the Coach, but he has achieved more Crimson Tide his senior year. Clemson football team. He was than nnost coaches realize in a After receiving his B.S. degree then an assistant head coach and lifetime. The 32-year-old mentor in industrial arts. Ford remained at offensive line coach of the Tigers. has already guided clubs in two Alabama as a graduate assistant After two meetings between bowl games, won over 70 percent for the 1970 and 1971 seasons. Ford and the committee on the of his games, and claimed vic- AftQr earning a master's degree in morning of December 5, 1978, it tories over renowned national special education in 1971, Ford was the unanimous opinion of the powers Georgia, Ohio State and was made a full-time assistant for committee that Ford should be Notre Dame. the 1972 and 1973 seasons. The named Clemson's 21st head That is quite a list for someone Tide went to four more post- coach. who is still the NCAA's youngest season games while Ford was on At a press conference on De- coach (division I). But an examina- Bryant's staff. cember 10, 1978, Pell relin- tion of his accomplishments with Clemson's new mentor then ac- quished the head coaching duties some of the nation's outstanding cepted a position of assistant of the Gator Bowl to Ford. Nearly programs tells college football coach on Jimmy Sharpe's staff at 40 years after hiring 31 -year-old fans that Clemson is led by one of Virginia Tech. He remained in Frank Howard, Clemson had America's brightest coaches. Blacksburg for three seasons hired another gifted 31 -year-old to Bear Bryant and Frank Howard (1974-75-76), before he was lead the Tiger forces on the grid- are two of the legends that have beckoned to Clemson by Charley iron. helped mold the techniques and Pell, who had just been named the Ford conquered all kinds of ad- theories of Clemson's present Tigers' head coach. Pell and Ford versity in leading the Tigers to a coach. Ford played four years of had served together on the VPI nationally televised 17-15 triumph football at Alabama and coached staff for two seasons. over perennial national power four more seasons under Bryant. When Pell resigned as head Ohio State in the Gator Bowl in his The 1970 graduate of Alabama football coach at Clemson for a very first game as head coach. played for three consecutive bowl similar position at Florida, the Few coaches in NCAA history teams in Tuscaloosa; the 1968 Student Affairs Committee of the have made such a celebrated and Cotton Bowl, the 1968 Gator Bowl Clemson Board of Trustees only successful beginning. and the 1969 Liberty Bowl. He considered one name as Pell's Last year, he took the Tigers to eight triumphs, a second-place finish in the ACC and non-conference wins over Georgia and Notre Dame. Clemson has scored 801 points and set countless records in the last three years and Ford is given much of the credit. Danny Ford is faced with another young, inexperienced team as the new decade begins, but based on his track record, the Gadsden, Alabama native should lead the Tigers to more previously unattainable heights.

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It began as one man's dream during the midst of post-Civil War Reconstruction. Thomas Green Clemson, son-in-law of South Carolina statesman John C. Calhoun, felt that the only way the state could be revived economically, politically and socially, was to provide for the education of its youth. Following the death of his wife Anna Maria and all their children, Clemson set aside the bulk of his plantation estate to establish a scientific institution. The South Carolina

General Assembly accepted his bequest, and in 1893, Clemson College opened its doors to 446 students.

Last year Clemson University was home to 1 1 ,748 students in nine academic colleges. They chose from 76 undergraduate curricula and 54 graduate degree programs.

The stately Fort Hill mansion which dominated the Calhoun plantation a hundred years ago is now surrounded by 70 main campus buildings, three-fourths of them built since 1950. The 600-acre campus represents an investment of approximately $168 million.

The campus property is surrounded by more than 20,000 acres of University farms and woodlands devoted to agricultural and forestry research. Another 10,000 acres throughout the state are devoted to Agricultural Experiment Station research and 4-H Club work. Clemson students continue to demonstrate the kind of academic excellence Thomas Clemson would have expected. Incoming freshmen now boast average SAT scores hovering around 1 ,000, and more than two-thirds of them graduated in the top 20 percent of their high school classes.

The University also leads the way for continuing education in the state, with more than 20,000 South Carolinians sharpening their pencils for a Clemson workshop or seminar every year. What began as one man's dream for the future. South Carolina has seen grow into a reality: an institution on the frontierCLEMSONof education, keeping a link with the traditions which have made it great.

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Best Eatin' All Around Clemson's Athletic Administration: (L-R) Allison Oalton, Joe Turner, Earle Ambrose, Bobby Robinson and Bill McLellan.

Clemson athletics has made a powerhouse on the varsity level, tant football coach. Assistant meteoric rise to national promi- McLellan has also developed a Business Manager, Assistant Ath- nence over the last four years and solid intramural program for the letic Director, and Associate Ath- Athletic Director Bill McLellan and student body which attracts thou- letic Director, before his appoint- his tireless staff of coaches and sands of participants every year. ment to his current position. administrators are the major rea- That's why Bill McLellan is recog- But McLellan will be the first sons. Last year, the Tiger sports nized as a total athletic director. man to say that many knowledge- program recorded all kinds of Only the third man to own the able people are needed to run an firsts and records, highlighted by a title in the last 49 years, McLellan efficient and successful athletic number-three national ranking in assumed his present position department. Assistant Athletic Di- the Knoxville Journal's All-Sports February 4, 1971 and since that rector Bobby Robinson is the Poll. date has directed Clemson to its catalyst of McLellan's group of re- of promi- sponsible aides. McLellan is the man most re- greatest decade athletic sponsible. He has put in countless nence. The last five years Clem- Assistant to the Athletic Director hours to improve every phase of son has ranked in the top 25 in the Earle Ambrose; Joe Turner, Ex- in poll the athletic program in Tigertown. nation the all-sports and ecutive Director of Clemson's very Under his direction Clemson has has had more Ail-Americans than successful IPTAY Club; and built one of the finest all-around in any other five-year period in Sports Promotion Director Alison athletic facilities in the nation. Dur- Clemson history. Dalton are major reasons Clem- ing his tenure the Tigers have An examination of McLellan's son's athletic administration is christened the Frank Johnstone experience in athletics explains among the best in the country. Jervey Athletic Center, possibly why Clemson has been so suc- the most modern and complete cessful under his direction. A na- complex under one roof, in- tive of Hamer, SC, the 48-year-old Compliments of creased the permanent seating McLellan was a two-time football capacity of Clemson Memorial letterman for the Tigers and a Stadium from 43,451 to 53,306, member of Clemson's 1952 Gator opened a beautiful swimming Bowl team. He received his B.S. facility, which will be the site of the degree from Clemson in 1 954 and us 29 SOUTH -GAFFNEY SC 29340 ACC meet this year, constructed a his M.S. two years later. 803-489-9511 nine-lane all-weather track, and After joining the athletic staff in built a new soccer facility. 1958 he spent more than a de- While he has erected an athletic cade with the Tigers as an assis-

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS 1980-81 CLEMSON UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC COUNCIL Bill L. Atchley, President W. David Maxwell, Provost and Vice President for Academic Kenneth N. Vickery, Chairman

Affairs Dr. B. J. Skelton, Secretary

Melvin E. Barnette, Vice President for Business and Finance Dr. J. F. Geldard Walter T. Cox, Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Dr. Carolyn Briscoe Students Dr. Hugh W. Webb

Joseph B. McDevitt, Executive Officer: Secretary to ttie Board of Dr. B. J. Todd Trustees Dr. R. C. Harshman W. Harry Durham, Executive Director of University Relations Dr. Carl S. Thompson, President of the Faculty Senate

Edward F. Byars, Executive Assistant to tfie President Dr. Horace W. Fleming, Jr., Immediate Past President of the Benjamin W. Anderson, Legal Counsel Faculty Senate Dr. William F. Steirer, Past President of the Faculty Senate DEANS Dr. Cornne Sawyer, Chairman of the Scholarship and Awards Committee Arnold E. Schwartz, Dean, Graduate Studies and University Billy G. Rogers, President of Alumni Association Researchi Davis T Moorehead, Immediate Past President of the Alumni Luther P. Anderson, Dean. College of Agricultural Sciences Association Harlan E. McClure, Dean, College of Architecture Charlie W. Bussey, President of IPTAY Harold F. Landrith, Dean. College of Education F. Reeves Gressette, Immediate Past President of IPTAY

Everett L. Thomas, Jr., Acting Dean. College of Engineering Robert C. Shaw, Chairman of the Graduate School Association

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HANDICAPPED: Special entrances have been provided at Gates 1 and 13 for the handicapped.

HIGH SCHOOL TICKETS: Special high school tickets are sold at Gate 11 only. E WILL CALL: Should you have tickets at the will call window, you will find them at Gate 9.

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Will be available at Gates 1, 5, 9, 13, and the top deck. Any person leaving the stadium other than with a team pass must check, well have a pass out as as an admit- LOST & FOUND: If any article is lost or SOUVENIR PRICES to tance stub to be readmitted the stadium. found, please report same to the Gate 1 Buttons $2 00 information booth. Pennants 2 00 EMERGENCIES: First aid stations are lo- Plush Tigers 5 00 cated under Section J on the South side of CONCESSION STANDS: Concession Hats 5.00 & 7.00 Shakers 1.00 the stadium, under Section T on the North stands are located beneath all stands and E Sun Visors 50 side, and under Section E of the top deck. can be reached by exit from any portal. A Balloons 1.00 & 3 00 Trained nurses are on hand during the concession price list is this published on Party Pops 25 game. Should a doctor be needed, ask any 3 page. Inflates 3 00 & 5 00 usher, of who knows the seat locations Tote Bags 5 00 Emm doctors. Ambulances are located at Gates Ram Coats 5 00 EMERGENCY CALLS: Emergency calls 1, 5, 8, and 13. Ram Suits 10 00 are received over the press box telephone. Tiger Paw Hand 2.00 & 5 00 The press box number is 654-3326. Mugs 2 00 TELEPHONES: Telephones are located Cushions 5 00 at the stadium ticket offices at Gates 1 , 5, Tiger Paw Flags (Small) 2 00 13, and the top deck 9, Tiger Paw Flags (Large) 10 00 NOTE: The following Items are prohib- Posters , 2 00 & 5 00 PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM: The public ited in Memorial Stadium — umbrellas, folding chairs, chaise CONCESSION PRICES address system is intended primarily for lounges, food and beverage containers of any type, spectators' information concerning the Cigarettes $75 alcoholic game. Please do not request the use of the beverages, thermos jugs, and Candy 35 ice public address system to make social con- chests. Gum 35 tacts. Crackers 35 Dry Roasted Peanuts 35 NOTICE: Solicitation for any purpose is Drinks 50 RESTROOMS: Ladies' and mens' rest- prohibited at an athletic contest in Cup of Ice 15 rooms are located beneath the stands and Clemson Memorial Stadium and Hot Dogs 50 can be reached by exit from any portal. Littlejohn Coliseum. Aspirin 75

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1 East Antrim Drive, Greenville, S. C. :">ke are registered trade-marks which identify the same produr>r, ( it Thf Coca. ( THE TIGERS WHEN CLEMSON 1 Ann PK 50 Fredere C 2 Magwood WR 51 Hauser LB 3 Jordan QB 52 Massaro OG HAS THE BALL 5 L Brown PK 53 Glenn DE 6 Paulling PK 54 Cruce C 7 Austin TB 55 Cheek LB CLEMSON OFFENSE CAROLINA DEFENSE 8 Bullard TB 56 C Richardson LB 9 Headen QB 57 Bowman DE 10 Caldwell FS 58 Bauman MG 11 Gasque QB 60 Farr DE 81 RICKY GRAY TE 80 PHIL ELLIS LE 12 Cam FS 61 Fisher OG 77 LEE NANNEY LT 70 ANDREW PROVENCE LT 14 Eppley QB 62 Yeomans OG

15 Stockstill , , WR 63 Berryhill C 61 BRAD FISHER LG 52 EMANUEL WEAVER MG 16 Hendley P 64 Ellis OG 17 J Smith WR 65 Radford OT 63 TONY BERRYHILL C 74 CHUCK ALLEN RT 18 Blanton QB 66 Durham DT 70 BRIAN CLARK RG 81 HAL HENDERSON RE 20 Underwood SS 67 Scott DT 21 A. Rose CB 68 G Brown OG 68 GARY BROWN RT 50 ED BAXLEY LLB 22 Tuttle WR 69 Anthony OG 23 Suttle SS 70 Clark OG 41 JERRY GAILLARD WR 59 WALT KATER RLB 24 B. Davis FS 71 Benish DT 3 HOMER JORDAN QB 26 HARRY SKIPPER LC 25 Learn DB 72 R. Brown DE 26 Arrington CB 73 Bailey OT 35 CHUCK McSWAIN TB 25 PAT BOWEN SS 27 Mack TB 74 Mayberry OG 28 R. McSwain CB 75 Robinson DL 32 JEFF McCALL FB 28 GARY BURGER FS 29 Hall CB 77 Nanney OT 22 PERRY TUTTLE FL 20 MARK BRIDGES RC 30 Ward TB 78 Hudson OT 31 Martin CB 80 Wurst TE 32 McCall FB 81 Gray TE 33 C. Rose LB 82 Triplet! LB 34 Pickett FB 84 B Smith DE

35 C. McSwaIn TB 85 Diggs , . TE 36 Day FB 86 Butcher TE REFEREE Michael Safrit 37 T Davis CB 87 K Brown WR 38 Crite TB 88 Wells TE OFFICIALS UMPIRE Lawrence Ellis 39 Sims P 89 Alley WR HEAD LINESMAN George Manning 40 Baslch SS 92 M Richardson DE 41 Gaillard WR 94 Devane MG 43 KInard FS 95 Speros MG 45 J Davis LB 96 (vfeeks LB 47 R, Brown WR 97 Hollis MG 48 Lynch DE 98 McLellan LB 49 Geathers CB 99 Bryant DT The Coca-Cola Bottling Comply WHEN SOUTH CAROLINA THE GAMECOCKS 10 Harper QB 51 G Smith MG 11 Fleetwood P 52 Weaver MG HAS THE BALL 13 Norman P 53 Durrah LB 14 Beckham QB 54 Hagood MG 15 Bishop QB 55 Walsh LB 17 Leopard PK 57 McDonald LB CAROLINA OFFENSE CLEMSON DEFENSE 19 Tanner PK 58 Fuller LB 20 Bridges DB 59 Kater LB 21 Gadsden DB 60 Austin C 46 BEN CORNETT TE 99 JEFF BRYANT LE 23 Rhino DB 61 Logglns C 24 Perlotte DB 62 Proctor C 76 CHUCK SLAUGHTER LT 71 DAN BENISH LT 25 Bowen DB 63 Wilkes OG 67 JOE DOYLE LG 75 JAMES ROBINSON MG 26 Skipper DB 64 Teston C 27 Finney DB 65 Dodgen OG 60 MARK AUSTIN C 66 STEVE DURHAM RT 28 Burger DB 66 Smoak OG 29 Thomas DB 67 Doyle OG 68 STEVE GETTEL RG 84 BILL SMITH RE 30 McKie RB 68 Gettel OG

31 Reeves RB 70 Provence , DT 77 GEORGE SCHECHTERLY . RT 33 CHUCK ROSE SLB 34 Berry RB 72 McDaniel DT 47 WILLIE SCOTT TE 45 JEFF DAVIS WLB 35 Blasingame RB 73 Vargo DT 36 Wright RB 74 Allen DT 10 GARRY HARPER QB 28 ROD McSWAIN LC 38 Rogers RB 75 Elliott OT 36 JOHNNIE WRIGHT FB 29 HOLLIS HALL RC 39 West RB 76 Slaughter OT 43 Bailey TE 77 Schechterly OT 38 GEORGE ROGERS TB 20 WILLIE UNDERWOOD SS 44 H, Smith FL 79 Dyches' OT 45 Gillespie FL 80 Ellis DE 44 HORACE SMITH FL 12 JACK CAIN FS 46 Cornett TE 81 Henderson DE 47 Scott TE 85 Williams DE 49 Chivers TE 87 Crocker DE 50 Baxley LB

LINE JUDGE . . . Earl Birdy FIELD JUDGE Gerald Austin

BACK . JUDGE . Grady Ray

\y of Anderson, South Carolina a field goal and an extra point equals four*

so does \ Van Wiese Jeff Davis Bubba Diggs Brian Butcher Brad Fisher Jerry Gaillard 88 Sr. 45 Jr. 85 Jr. 90 So. 61 Jr. 41 Jr.

Mike Gasque 11 Jr.

Kevin Radford Seniors Willie Underwood (20) and Steve Durham (66) surround an opponent. Lockie Brown 65 So. 5 So. iiJ ill ill ^1 ill ill Scott Lynch Carl Martin Lee Nanney Tim Basich Wayne Richmond Anthony Rose 48 Jr. 31 So. 77 Jr. 40 Fr. 95 Jr. 21 Jr.

Bill Smith Perry Tuttle Kendall Alley Vernie Anthony Vandell Arrington Cliff Austin 84 Jr. 22 Jr. 89 So. 69 So. 26 So. 7 So. 39 MM duM if Dan Benish David Bounds Gary Brown Ray Brown Wilbur Bullard Mark Caldwell 71 So. 73 So. 68 So. 72 So. 8 So. 10 So.

Tim Childers Freshman tailback Kevin Mack eludes a Wildcat. Bob Frierson 28 So. 64 So.

ill ill Joe Glenn Mark Hawryluk Andy Headen Ridhard Hendley Alex Hudson Homer Jordan 53 So. 76 So. 9 So. 16 So. 78 So. 3 So.

Terry Kinard Randy Learn Frank Magwood Bob Mayberry Jeff McCall Chuck McSwain 43 So. 25 So. 2 So. 74 So. 32 So. 35 So. 40 d^^ikitM ill ill Chuck Meeks Bob Paulling Dennis Reeder Mark Richardson James Robinson 96 So. 6 So. 79 So. 92 So. 75 So.

Mike Wade Bone-jarring blocks like this one by Jeff McCall (32) have helped the Clemson ground game this 91 So. year. — Photo by Clark Wicklitte

£^ 4il 1% AYk Rick Bailey Ken Brown ^Roy Brown Jeff Cruce Billy Davis 73 Fr. 87 Fr. 47 Fr. 54 Fr. 24 Fr.

1 1 1 b ill William Devane Richard Donaldson Joe Ellis Mike Eppley James Farr 94 Fr. 31 Fr. 64 Fr. 14 Fr. 60 Fr. iii iYi lii Ricky Gray Tad Hauser Jimbo Mollis Duke Holloman Reid Ingle Pete Demery 81 Fr. 47 Fr. 97 Fr. 46 Fr. 78 Fr 23 Fr.

Mike Klepachi 85 Fr.

Kevin Mack Seniors David Sims (39) and Steve Durham (66) lead the Tigers down the hill. 27 Fr. ill A^i ill iil ATi Rod McSwain Anthony Parete Edgar Pickett Guy Varn Chuckle Richardson Jim Scott 28 Fr. 16 Fr. 34 Fr. 13 Fr. 56 Fr. 67 Fr.

Jeff Suttle Gary Walker Willie Ward Jeff Wells Ike Williams Eddie Basso 23 Fr. 73 Fr. 30 Fr. 88 Fr. 19 Fr. 87 So. 1

1980 Tiger Opponent Schedule

Rice Georgia Western Carolina Virginia Tech

Sept. 13 - Clemson (A) 3-19 Sept 6 - Tennessee (A) 16-15 Sept 6- VMI(H) 16-14 Sept. 6 - Wake Forest (A) 16-7

- .10-26 - Sept. 20 - Tulane (A) 13-35 Sept 13 Texas A&M (H) 42-0 Sept13- Tennessee Tech (A) Sept. 13 East Tenn. State (H) . . .35-7 Sept.27-LSU (H) 17-7 Sept 20 -Clemson (H) 20-16 Sept20- Furman (H) 14-28 Sept 20 - William & Mary (H) 7-3 Oct. 4- Texas (H) 28-41 Sept 27 -TCU (H) 34-3 Sept27- Clemson (A) 10-17 Sept 27- James Madison (H) 38-6 Oct. 11 -TCU (A) 28-24 Oct ll-OleMiss(H) 28-21 Oct. 4- Middle Tenn. State (A) 24-10 Oct 4 -Clemson (A) 10-13

- Oct. 18 -Texas Tech (H) 3-10 Oct. 18- Vanderbilt (H) 41-0 Oct. 11 T^e Citadel (H) 21-28 Oct. 1 1 - Rhode Island (H) 34-7 Oct. 25-Texas A&M (A) 10-6 Oct. 25 - Kentucky (A) 27-0 Oct. 18- East Carolina (A) ... 14-24 Oct 18- Virginia (H) 30-0

Nov. 1 - Arkansas (A) 17-16 Nov. 1- South Carolina (H).... 13-10 Oct 25- Marshall (H) 13-13 Oct 25 - Richmond (A) 7-18

- - Nov. 8-SMU(H) 14-34 Nov. 8- Florkla (A) 26-21 Nov. 1 Appalachian St. (A) . .24-27 Nov. 1 West Virginia (H) 34-1 Nov. 15- Baylor (H) 6-16 Nov. 15- Auburn (A) 31-21 Nov. 8- U-T Chattanooga (A) .14-39 Nov. 8 - Florida State (A) 7-31 Nov. 29- Houston (A) Nov. 29 - Georgia Tech (H) Nov. 15- East Tenn. State (A) .20-17 Nov. 15- VMI (A) 21-6

N. C. State Virginia

Sept. 6 - William & Mary (H) 42-0 An Sept.13-Navy (H) 6-3 Sept.20- Virginia (A) 27-13 Sept.20 - N. C. State (H) 13-27 Sept 27- Wake Forest (H) 7-27 Unbeatable Sept 27- Duke (A) 20-17 - - Oct. 4 South Carolina ( A) . . . .1 0-30 Oct. 4 West Virginia (A) 21-45

- Oct. 11 Appalachian St. (H) . . .17-14 Team: Oct. 11 - Clemson (H) 24-27 Oct. 18 - North Carolina (A) 8-28 Oct. 18- Va. Tech (A) 0-30

Oct. 25 - Clemson (H) 24-20 Oct. 25 - Wake Forest (A) 24-21 Nov. 1 - Maryland (A) 0-24 Clemson University Nov. 1 - Tennessee (A) 16-13 Nov. 8- Penn State (A) 13-21 Nov. 8- Rutgers (H) 17-19 Nov. 15- Duke (H) 38-21 Nov. 15- North Carolina (A) 3-26

Nov. 22 - East Carolina (H) and the Nov. 22 - Maryland (H) Town of Clemson Wake Forest Duke We're Proud To Be Sept. 6- Va. Tech (H) 7-16 Part of Both Sept 6 - East Carolina (H) 10-35 Sept 20 -The Citadel (H) 24-7 Sept20- Aubum (A) 28-35 Sept 27- N. C. State (A) 27-7 Sept 27 -Virginia (H) 17-20

Oct. 4 - William & Mary (A) 27-7 Oct. 4 -Indiana (A) 21-31

Oct. 11 - North Carolina (H) 9-27 Oct. 11 - South Carolina (A) 7-20 Oct. 18- Maryland (A) 10-11 FORT HILL Oct. 18-Clemson (A) 34-17 Oct. 25- Virginia (H) 21-24 FEDERAL SAVINGS Oct 25 - Maryland (H) 14-17 Nov. 1 - Clemson (H) 33-35 Nov. 1 - Georgia Tech (H) 17-12

Nov. 8 -Duke (A) 27-24 Nov. 8 - Wake Forest (H) 24-27

- Nov. 15 South Carolina (A) . . . .38-39 Serving Pickens and Oconee Counties Nov. 15- N. C. State (A) 21-38 Nov. 22 - Appalachian St. (H) with offices in Clemson and Seneca Nov. 22 - North Carolina (A)

North Carolina Maryland South Carolina Clemson

Sept 6 - Furman (H) 35-13 Sept 6 - Villanova (H) 7-3 Sept 6- Pacific (H) 37-0 Sept 13- Rice (H) 19-3

Sept 13- Texas Tech (A) 9-3 Sept 13 - Vanderbilt (H) 31-6 Sept. 13 - Wichita State (H) 73-0 Sept.20- Georgia (A) 16-20

Sept27- Maryland (H) 17-3 Sept 20 -West Virginia (A) 14-11 Sept. 20 - Southern Cal ( A) 1 3-23 Sept27- Western Carolina (H) .17-10 Oct. 4 - Georgia Tech (H) 33-0 Sept 27- North Carolina (A) 3-17 Sept 27- Michigan (A) 17-14 Oct. 4-Va. Tech(H) 13-10

Oct 11 - Wake Forest (A) 27-9 Oct. 4 - Pittsburgh (A) 9-38 Oct. 4 - N. C. State (H) 30-10 Oct. 11 - Virginia (A) 27-24

Oct. 18-N. estate (H) 28-8 Oct. 11 - Penn State (H) 10-24 Oct. 11 - Duke (H) 20-7 Oct. 18- Duke (H) 17-34

Oct. 25 - East Carolina (H) 31-3 Oct. 18- Wake Forest (H) 11-10 Oct. 18- Cincinnati (H) 49-7 Oct 25 - N. C. State (A) 20-24

Nov. 1 - Oklahoma (A) 7-41 Oct. 25- Duke (A) 17-14 Nov. 1 - Georgia (A) 10-13 Nov. 1 - Wake Forest (A) 35-33

Nov. 8 - Clemson (A) 24-19 Nov. 1 - N. C. Slate (H) 24-0 Nov. 8 - The Citadel (H) 45-24 Nov. 8 - North Carolina (H) .... 1 9-24 Nov. 15- Virginia (A) 26-3 Nov. 15- Clemson (H) 34-7 Nov. 15 -Wake Forest (H) 39-38 Nov. 15- Maryland (A) 7-34

Nov. 22 - Duke (H) Nov. 22- Virginia (A) Nov. 22 - Clemson (A) Nov. 22 - South Carolina (H) SINCE 1897

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by JEFF RHODES Several days before the encounter, and the object of the controversy was Rivalry — Webster's New World a Columbia tobacco store had been burned by both student bodies as they with displays featuring the took turns cheering each other. Dictionary defines rivalry as "the fact decorated colors and mascots of both schools, The State newspaper published or condition of being a rival or rivals; As was usually the case, the Clemson lengthy accounts of the incident and it competition." Somehow, this defini- j contingent of about cadets re- was advisable to stop the tion does not seem to capture the 400 deemed i mained in Columbia for the State Fair series. Clemson officials were in favor color, pageantry, humor, and the per- I this the for of continuing the game, but Carolina sonalities of the many people that holidays and set stage to officials were not, and the have been a part of any Clemson- what was come. game was After the game, the Carolina sup- not played again until 1909. South Carolina game since its incep- porters spirited away the transpar- Once the series was resumed, tion in 1896. Names such as Frank Howard, Rex ency (which was a Gamecock crow- Clemson took five of the next six con- Tiger) tests. 191 1 contest, Enright, Steve Fuller, Jerry Butler, ing over a rather dejected and The which Clem- Steve Wadiak, Bo Hagen, Christie they started parading the emblem up son won 27-0, marked the first time in and down Main Street as a measure the series that the coaches of the op- Benet, John Heisman, and F. B. "Ga- of retaliation against the Clemson posing schools had met twice. Frank tor" Farr have all earned their perma- students, who in the previous Tiger Dobson was the Clemson coach from nent places in the annals of state victories, paraded up down 1910-12 and J. H. Neff was the Caro- football history with their actions on had and with garnet and black cloth tied to their lina mentor from 1910-11. Ticket and off the field in the 77 previous shoes. The Clemson students were prices had risen in 18 years, meetings between these two schools. some put out at this, and they threatened to and in 1914 a box of six seats cost The foundation for the rivalry had capture the transparency if it was car- $10, with reserved seats $1.50 and been laid in the late 1880's when in Friday night. bleacher seats However, the Edgefield farmer Benjamin R. "Pitch- ried the Elks Parade $1.00. the ' City officials and police asked most fashionable way to to the fork Ben Tillman fought for legisla- go Carolina students not to carry the dis- game was to go in an automobile, tion to establish an agricultural col- I play in the parade, but Christie Benet, park on the sidelines and have a tail- lege separate from the main school in I

the for the group I picnic while the going Columbia, and less-than-friendly feel- who was spokesman gate game was later refused for the Carolina coach, jl on. Ticket prices these "seats" ings had been brewing between the and new Clemson Agricultural College on the grounds that the police request were $1 .00 per car and $1 .00 per per- and the older South Carolina College had been made as a result of Clem- son. threats. Some over-zealous Carolina sup- since the split. son porters brought ringers in for the 1 91 The game of football was still a season, and after USC won its first novelty (the first NCAA game was three convincing margins, played between Princeton and Rut- games by an investigation was launched, and gers in 1869) and this, plus the fact the players were barred from that the rivalry needed a place to vent bogus playing in the Clemson game, which its hostilities, made the first game resulted in the series' first tie — 0-0. quite an attraction for the State Fair in Clemson won again in 1916, 27-0, 1896. November 13 of that year saw and for the first time, the junior varsity nearly 2,000 people pay 25 cents for teams had a game, which was played the privilege of sitting in the covered on the Friday after the varsity contest. stands at the Elmwood Avenue fair- This was later changed to the grounds to watch what was to become Wednesday before and became one of the greatest sporting events in the country — the Big Thursday known as "Little Wednesday." game. The 1918 game was played on Davis Field on the Carolina campus, The game started at 1 1 :00 a.m., so as the State Fair was not held due to there was still time for horse racing World War I. afterwards and also to allow people to The four Clemson wins over the get home before dark. USC won the years 1927-30 marked the first time first coin toss, and they also won the Christie Benet prevented a riot in 1902 that one school had taken four vic- first game, 12-6, behind N. W. and was later Carolina's coach. tories over the other. Clemson coach Brooker's 3-yard and Cansen Fos- Josh Cody, in his four years at Tiger- ter's 10-yard touchdown runs. The Clemson cadets were dis- town, was the proud owner of four vic- It was necessary for the Carolina missed on the State House steps after tories over Carolina. fans to relish the first victory, because the parade, and with swords and bay- Clemson took the next four contests, onettes at the ready, they covered the Carolina won the 1931-32-33 including a 51-0 rout under first-year short distance to the Carolina campus games, and in 1934, 17,000 fans coach John Heisman in 1900, which on Sumter Street fully intent on seiz- I jammed newly-constructed Municipal (later Carolina Sta- was also Clemson's first undefeated ing the display. Stadium renamed team. The game was not played in Being outnumbered nearly 3-to-1, dium, and now known as Williams-

i Brice Stadium) to see third-year 1 901 , due to a disagreement with fair Benet decided that discretion was the for coach Jess Neely lead his charges to officials over gate receipts. better part of valor and he stalled I j a 19-0 win, which began the longest The game of 1902 will be remem- time by offering to fight any Clemson j I bered for more than just the fact that student. However, this offer was re- i Clemson win streak in the series. The to the Carolina officially adopted the name jected, so he suggested that commit- Tigers would not lose of Gamecocks and the fact that both tees be set up to arbitrate the differ- ' Gamecocks until 1941, when South Carolina 18-14. teams were undefeated coming in. In ences. Aboutthistime, a large forceof won fact, the events that occurred after the Columbia police and faculty members ii The schools split the next two put more in the history both arrived on the games, and the 1944 contest will be game 1902 from schools ;j books than the 12-6 Gamecock win. ' scene. A settlement was reached. remembered because it was the first time that rain had fallen on the Big from 12:00 p.m. Tuesday to high noon one of those strange things." Hagen Thursday affair. There had been light on Wednesday when the cadets left ran for two touchdowns, threw for sprinkles before, but this was the first for Columbia. another, and engineered a fourth for a time the game was played in a quag- Where Clemson had its drum, (JSC convincing 27-13 Gamecock win. mire. Clemson won the game 20-13. had its bell. Carolina freshmen were "That was a gratifying game for me, The 1945 game saw the second tie, required to ring the bell from noon especially after 1948," Hagen con- again, 0-0. Wednesday to noon Thursday, the cluded. The excitement preceding the 1946 day of the game. Carolina also had a The 1950 game saw one of the game was heightened by the appear- parade, which culminated with the greatest individual efforts in the ance of 5,000 counterfeit tickets. burning of the Tiger on the State series. Clemson came into the game

There were so many people outside House steps. A fire was lit at the en- unbeaten, untied, and unscored the gate that Clemson coach Frank trance of the Horseshoe to ward off upon, but it required the toe of Charlie Howard had to identify each player evil Clemson spirits. Radcliff to salvage a 14-14 tie. The before they were allowed on the field. The freshmen at both schools had a real story of this game was the per- Howard, stopped by the guard, re- stake in the outcome of the game, be- formance of Carolina's great halfback plied, "It doesn't matter if you let me in cause the winning school's "rats" Steve Wadiak. Wadiak carried the ball or not, but if you don't, there isn't could throw their beanies away, while 13 times for 256 yards and scored to until going to be a game. " The guard was the losers had wear theirs touchdowns on runs of 5 and 73 so taken aback, that he let Howard Christmas. yards. His exhibition is still the Clem- pass without another word. A few Many of these colorful traditions son record for most yards gained by

minutes before kickoff , the gates were have, unfortunately, fallen by the an opponent in a single game. rushed and there were so many peo- wayside. Carolina's longest winning streak of ple that fans were six-deep on the The 1 948 season was one of Clem- the series began with Rex Enright sidelines and Governor Jimmy son's greatest ever. The Tigers had fashioning a 20-0 whitewash of Frank

Byrnes was forced to watch the game given up just seven points in three Howard's 1 951 Gater Bowl team. The between peoples' legs while on his games, while scoring 80, but they '52 game was required to be played hands and knees. Rex Enright, who found themselves on the short side of by the South Carolina legislature, as had just returned to coaching after a a 7-6 score very late in the fourth quar- the Southern Conference had voted tour of duty in the Navy, coached the ter against Carolina. A Gamecock to punish Clemson and Maryland for Gamecocks to a 26-14 victory. drive bogged down at the USC 28- breaking the conference ban on yard line and Carolina punter and post-season bowl games in 1951. quarterback Harold "Bo " Hagen went Their punishment prohibited the two back to kick. An unknown fan in the schools from playing any other con- stands then stood up with a $1 00 bill in ference teams in 1952, however, his hand and said that he would bet games that were required to be that Clemson would score on that played by state law were exempt play, even though the Tigers did not under the ruling. So, the legislature

have the ball. It is unknown whether quickly passed a law ensuring the

anybody took the bet, but Clemson "Big Thursday " show would go on. did score on the play. "I just followed The Gamecocks won the game in a the coaches' instructions and rushed tough 6-0 shootout. Carolina took the

outside, " said Clemson tackle Phil next two games to run their winning

Prince, who is now a senior vice pres- skein to four games with a 1 4-7 win in Gator Farr began the tradition of bury- ident with American Express in New '53 and a 13-8 victory in '54. ing the in the late 1940's. Gamecocif York. "For some reason, Hagen was In 1955, talk of starting a home- aiming toward my side of the field and and-home series between the two It was during this time that Clemson

I got in and blocked the punt. schools started to get serious and En- military professor Frank B. "Gator" right questioned a reporter as Farr began his traditional funeral ser- "Oscar Thompson scooped the ball was by to how he felt about the game. He vice for the Gamecocks at the pep up and scored. Needless to say. replied, "the game belongs to the rally. The band played the funeral Coach Howard was very pleased. people of South Carolina so we will dirge and a procession started at the Beating our arch-rivals gave us a lift play the game in Nome, Alaska if the top of the hill, marching into the am- for the rest of the season. The win citizens want it there." The wire ser- phitheater. A stuffed chicken was in a brought us together as a team." vices picked this quote and a few casket (originally used by Boston Col- Clemson won the rest of its games, up days later Enright received an invita- lege to bury the Tiger in the 1 940 Cot- including a 24-23 triumph over Mis- ton Bowl, but since Clemson won the souri in the Gator Bowl to climax a tion from the Nome Chamber of Commerce to play the game there. game, the Eagles gave the casket to perfect 11-0 season. The game was played in Columbia, the Tigers) and the 'body " lay in state While the 1948 game is one Hagen however, and Clemson ended six on the stage, while Farr began the would like to forget, his performance years of frustration by beating Caro- service. His text was taken from the in the '49 game makes for the classic lina 28-14. Sears & Roebuck Fall Catalog; ladies goat-turned-hero story. "I had been One of the more unusual field deco- ready-to-wear section; corset page, injured early in the season, " said Ha- rations greeted fans for the 1956 and Gator would then proceed to re- gen, who is now the Alumni Director game. Some unknown Tiger fans had view the Tigers' and Gamecocks' for his alma mater. "In fact, I didn't sneaked into the stadium and had seasons-to-date in verse. After the practice at all that week. John Boyle burned into the field service, there was a snakedance started the game at quarterback, but C-L-E-M-S-O-N with sodium nitrate from one 20-yard through town and finally a bonfire was he threw some interceptions and line to the other. The pranksters must lit in the woods behind the stadium. Clemson built up a 13-0 lead. The have had a premonition because the Those woods are now the motorhome coaches brought me in the game out Tigers won 7-0. parking lot at Clemson. Another tradi- of desperation, and I took charge and tion was the beating of the bass drum the team played a great game. It was (Continued on page 49)

(Continued from page 47) forms from Orangeburg High School ship was taken from the Gamecocks and we went out on the field dressed for recruiting irregularities. as the Clemson team. Well, every- Clemson won two of the next three, body started clapping and the band but in 1969, Carolina beat the Tigers played Tiger Rag' just like they are 27-1 3 to clinch its second bowl berth, supposed to, and then we went into facing West Virginia in the Peach exercises. We did the first one seri- Bowl. This was the first time the game ously and then we did a cow milking was shown on closed-circuit TV. Bob routine and then we did things like Bradley and Tom Price were called on tripping over one another. About this to show their versatility by providing time, the Clemson rats' caught on the expert commentary at halftime for

and came after us, but I ran because the audience at Carolina Coliseum. there was a whole lot more of them The schools split the first two

than there was of us. " McCathern is games of the 1970's, but for the now half owner of Architectural Sys- 51,608 die-hard fans at the 1972 tems, Inc., which, incidently, installed game, the weather was the most Frank Howard has been Clemson's the seats in Death Valley's upper forgettable part. The temperature at head coach in 29 Tiger-Gamecock bat- deck. kickoff was 39 degrees and the sleet tles. "We had also planned on bringing a and driving rain did not add anything Warren Giese inherited Enright's cow on the field with a sign that read to the fans' enjoyment. The first half job in 1956, and Howard must have ' 'Clemson Homecoming Queen' on it, was scoreless, but the Tigers got on

wondered if Carolina remembered added Jerry Ballentine, a fraternity the board with 20 seconds left in the what the goal line was for, because brother of McCathern's, "but the cow third stanza, when Smiley Sanders

the Tigers shut out the Gamecocks in died before we could bring it to the scored on a one-yard run. Jay Lynn

1 956 and '57. He did not wonder long, stadium on Saturday morning. It was Hodgin narrowed the score to 7-6 with

however, for in 1958, the Gamecocks i an ugly, bony-looking cow and if we a three-yard run with five minutes left

scored early and often to take a 26-6 I could have brought it to the game, it in the game, but Jimmy Williamson for win. Howard later commented, "USC I would have added to the whole day." knocked down the pass the two hadn't scored in three years, so when Ballentine is now a project manager points and Clemson held on for the they scored their first touchdown, I with Sumwalt Construction Company. win. tipped my hat to them. I told the Co- It was a good day for Carolina, as The 76 points the teams scored in

lumbia Touchdown Club later that I the Gamecocks won for the 22nd 1975 marked the largest point total didn't realize 21-14. in how sunburned my head , time, ever the game, but Carolina scored was going to be." The next year, the game moved to 56 of the monumental total as Jeff A tradition became extinct in 1959. its present place as the last game of Grantz' 122 yards rushing and 158 October 22 marked the end of the 'Big the season. "It takes away from your passing spelled the difference for the Thursday" game, as the next year season when you have to play your Gamecocks. Clemson got revenge saw the game move to Clemson. "We arch-rival in the middle of the sea- the next year, winning 28-9. always had to sit in the sun and we got son," said Frank Howard, "and play- The 1977 season marked Clem-

tired of going down there every year," ing it at the end of the year gives you son's return to football national noto-

is the way Howard described the something to look forward to, " A late riety, and with the first regional TV reasons to move the game to a fourth-quarter Carolina drive fell short audience of the series looking on, and home-and-home arrangement. "We and Clemson claimed a 20-17 win. a Gator Bowl berth waiting in the

weren't getting half of the tickets, half The 1 963 game was slated to be on wings, the Tigers built a 24-0 lead with of the program and concession sales regional television, but the assassina- seven minutes left in the third quarter.

and it knocked one game out of our tion of President John Kennedy re- But Carolina rallied to go ahead 27-24 schedule because we couldn't play sulted in mass confusion. At first, the with a minute-and-a-half left in the the Saturday before or the Saturday game was to be played as scheduled, game. This rout-turned-disaster was

after the Thursday game. " Clemson but the presidents of the two schools, averted when the Tigers drove 67 won the last State Fair classic by a R. C. Edwards of Clemson and yards in 50 seconds to score on Steve 27-0 count. Thomas Jones of Carolina decided on Fuller's 20-yard pass to Jerry Butler Death Valley played host to the first Friday night not to play the game until who made a twisting, diving catch at Saturday game in the long Clem- later. The contest was played the fol- the goal line to win the game, 31-27. son-Carolina matchup on November lowing Thursday, which was Thanks- The two teams closed the decade

12, 1960. Other than the fact the giving, and this holiday and the the way they had begun it by splitting game was played on a new field for mix-up resulted in the first less-than- the last two games.

the first time in 57 meetings, there is capacity crowd at the game since Well, there you have it — just some

little else to say about the 12-2 Tiger World War II. Clemson won the de- of the many events that have hap- win. The Sports Information Directors layed game, 24-20. pened in the past 84 years between at the two schools, Bob Bradley and Never before 1965, had the Clem- "Moo U" (if you are partial to Carolina) Tom Price, who have seen the last 38 son-Carolina game been played for or "the damn chickens" (if orange games, have both said that the 1960 the Southern or Atlantic Coast Con- happens to be the color of your blood). game was probably the most boring ference title. Clemson came into the Even though the Clemson-Carolina game they have seen. showdown with a 4-2 league record rivalry is not the longest in the NCAA "We thought we would have a little and Carolina was 3-2. Clemson won (there are 21 series ahead of this one

fun," is the way Jack McCathern, a the battle of the statistics, but lost the and five tied at 77 games) it is by far Sigma Nu fraternity member at Caro- game, 17-16, when Jimmy Addison's one of the most colorful. j lina described the famous incident at two-point pass play for Bo Ruffner I the 1961 game. "The pitch is so high was deflected by Carolina's Bobby (Special thanks to Don Barton who before one of these games and Gunnels. Carolina ended in a tie with provided much of the original re- people sometimes do not know what N. C. State for the ACC crown, but search for this article in his book "The

I they see, ' so we borrowed some uni- several months later the champion- Carolina-Clemson Game. ") NO NAME. Hometown POS AGE HGT WGT CL

51 HAUSER, TAD LB 18 6-4 225 Fr. Tigers Cincinnati. OH, Finneytown, Jim Green 9 HEADEN, ANDY QB 20 6-5 218 So. Liberty, NC, East Randolph. Sal Gero 5-11 NO, NAME, Hometown POS AGE HGT WGT CL 16 HENDLEY, RICH P 19 190 So. Greenville, SC, Wade Hampton, Bill Phillips 89 ALLEY, KENDALL WR 19 6-0 180 So. 97 HOLLIS, JIMBO MG 18 6-1 225 Fr, Salisbury, NC, North Rowan. Larry Thomason Spartanburg, SC, Spartanburg. Bill Carr 69 ANTHONY, VERNIE OG 19 6-3 235 So. 46 HOLLOMAN, DUKE TB 17 6-2 190 Fr. Collins, GA, Reidsviile, Danny Scott Myrtle Beach, SC. Myrtle Beach. Doug Shaw

1 ARIRL OBED PK 24 5-9 172 Sr. 78 HUDSON, ALEX OT 18 6-5 265 So. Owern, Nigeria, Holy Ghost Spartanburg. SC. Spartanburg. Bill Carr 26 ARRINGTON, VANDELL CB 19 6-0 175 So. 3 JORDAN, HOMER OB 20 6-0 174 So. Fayetteville, NC, E E Smith, Roy McNeill Athens. GA. Cedar Shoals. Jim Waters 7 AUSTIN, CLIFF TB 20 6-0 190 So. 43 KINARD, TERRY FS 20 6-0 190 So. Scottsdale, GA, Avondale, Crawford Kennedy Sumter. SC, Sumter, Dick Weldon 73 BAILEY, RICK OT 17 6-5 250 Fr. 48 LYNCH, SCOTT DE 20 5-11 210 Jr. Melborne, FL, Eau Gallie, Larry Canaday Seneca, SC. Seneca. Ken Rushlow 40 BASICH, RICK SS 22 6-1 193 Sr. 27 MACK, KEVIN TB 17 6-1 185 Fr.

Delta, OH. Delta, George Dostal . Kings Mt . NC. Kings Mt Dan Brooks 58 BAUMAN, CHARLIE MG 22 6-1 226 Sr. 2 MAGWOOD, FRANK WR 19 6-0 178 So. Runnemede, NJ. Pope Paul VI, Joe Chilbert John s Island. SC, SI. John's, Robert Biggerstaff 71 BENISH, DAN DT 19 6-6 250 So. 31 MARTIN, CARL CB 19 5-7 160 So. Hubbard. OH. Hubbard. Ed Glass Eloree. SC. Clarendon, Bill Martin 63 BERRYHILL, TONY C 21 6-5 230 Jr. 52 MASSARO, GARY OG 19 6-5 238 Fr. Thomaston. GA. Robert E Lee, Tommy Perdue Canonsburg, PA, Canon-McMillan. Tom Olzewski 18 BU\NTON, BO OB 22 60 185 Jr. 74 MAYBERRY, BOB OG 19 6-5 235 So. Summerville, SC. Summerville. John McKissick Sharon. PA. Hickory. James Beslwick 57 BOWMAN, NICK DE 21 6-2 190 Jr. 32 McCALL, JEFF FB 20 6-3 225 So. Crossville. TN. Cumberland Co,. Tom Van Winkle Fayetteville. NC. Pine Forest. Gary Whitman 68 BROWN, GARY OG 19 6-3 257 So. 98 McLELLAN, CLIFF LB 20 5-9 180 Jr. Philadelphia. TN. Loudon. Bert Ratledge Pendleton. SC, Pendleton 87 BROWN, KEN WR 18 6-2 195 Fr. 35 McSWAIN, CHUCK TB 19 6-2 190 So. Hartwell, GA, Hart County, Don Elam Caroleen. NC. Chase. John Keeter 72 BROWN, RAY DE 18 6-4 235 So. 28 McSWAIN, ROD CB 18 6-2 190 Fr. Rome, GA. East Rome. Jerry Sharp Caroleen. NC. Chase, John Keeter 47 BROWN, ROY WR 18 6-1 200 Fr. 96 MEEKS, CHUCK LB 19 6-0 201 So. Myrtle Beach, SC, Myrtle Beach, Doug Shaw Augusta, GA, Belton-Honea Path, Jim Nelson 99 BRYANT, JEFF DT 20 6-5 257 Jr. 77 NANNEY, LEE OT 20 6-4 260 Jr. Atlanta, GA, Gordon, Napoleon Cobb Spartanburg, SC. Dorman, Lou Fogle 8 BULLARD, WILBUR TB 19 6-0 167 So. 6 PAULLING, BOB PK 19 6-0 180 So. Laurel Hill. NC, Scotland, Mike Dubis SI Matthews. SC. St Matthews. Otis Culclasure 90 BUTCHER, BRIAN TE 20 6-4 211 So. 34 PICKETT, EDGAR FB 18 6-3 220 Fr. Roswell, GA, Crestwood Lexington. NC. Central Davidson. Les Herrin 12 CAIN, JACK FS 21 5-10 170 Sr. 65 RADFORD, KEVIN OT 19 6-4 216 So. Atlanta. GA. Chamblee. Ron Carter Piney View, Woodrow Wilson, Pete Culicerto 10 CALDWELL, MARK FS 20 5-11 193 So. 56 RICHARDSON, CHUCKIE LB 18 6-3 215 Fr. Asheville. NC. Asheville, Bruce Peterson Thomasville, NC. Thomasville, Allen Brown 98 CHEEK, RANDY LB 20 5-11 200 Jr. 92 RICHARDSON, MARK DE 19 6-1 184 So. Augusta. GA, Butler. Oliver Russell Spartanburg, SC, Hill, Richard OShawnessy 70 CLARK, BRIAN OG 20 6-7 241 Jr. 94 RICHMOND, WAYNE DT 19 6-0 225 Jr. Ft Myers. FL, Cypress Lake, Boyd Grucha Richmond, VA, Tucker. Bill Mountjoy 38 CRITE, BRENDON TB 19 5-10 180 So. 75 ROBINSON, JAMES DL 20 6-5 265 So. Brevard. NC. Brevard. Carroll Wright Charleston, SC, St John s, Robert Biggerstaff 54 CRUCE, JEFF C 18 6-7 240 Fr. 21 ROSE, ANTHONY CB 20 5-9 172 Jr. Lake City. FL. Columbia. Bobby Simons Sumter, SC, Mayewood, Rudy Wheeler 24 DAVIS, BILLY FS 18 6-4 190 Fr. 33 ROSE, CHUCK LB 21 6-2 210 Sr. Alexandria, VA. Mount Vernon. Bruce Patrick Atlanta, GA, Riverwood, Charles Rose 45 DAVIS, JEFF LB 20 6-0 223 Jr. 67 SCOTT, JIM DT 18 6-5 225 Fr. Greensboro, NC, Dudley. Jonathan McKee Alexandna, VA, Mt Vernon, Bruce Patrick 37 DAVIS, TYRONE CB 18 6-1 185 Fr. 39 SIMS, DAVID P 21 6-4 220 Sr. Athens. GA. Cedar Shoals. John Waters Atlanta. GA. Bay (FL). John Cobb 36 DAY, DEAN FB 21 6-1 210 So. 84 SMITH, BILL DE 21 6-5 220 Jr. North Augusta, SC, North Augusta. Hubert Morns Duncan. SC. Byrnes. Dalton Rivers 94 DEVANE, WILLIAM MG 17 6-2 260 Fr. 17 SMITH, JOEY WR 21 6-0 190 Sr. Jacksonville. NC. Jacksonville, Ray Durham Newport News. VA. NN Military. Lefty Steckline 85 DIGGS, BUBBA TE 20 6-3 220 Jr. 95 SPEROS, JIM MG 20 6-2 220 Sr. Augusta. GA, Butler. Oliver Russell Potomac. MD. St John s. David Waldron 66 DURHAM, STEVE DT 21 6-5 258 Sr. 15 STOCKSTILL, JEFF WR 19 6-2 180 So. Greer, SC. Byrnes, Dalton Rivers Fernando Beach. FL. Fern Beach, Joel Stockstill 64 ELLIS, JOE OG 18 6-4 240 Fr. 23 SUTTLE, JEFF SS 18 6-1 185 Fr. Toms River. NJ. Toms River. Robert Fiocco Lafayette, GA. Lafayette. Bobby Chappell 14 EPPLEY, MIKE QB 17 6-1 185 Fr. 82 TRIPLETT, DANNY LB 20 6-4 215 So. Charlotte, NC, Harding. Bruce Hardin Boone, NC. Watauga. Bill Mauldin 60 FARR, JAMES DE 17 6-4 217 Fr. 22 TUTTLE, PERRY WR 21 6-0 172 So. Thomason. GA. Thomason. Bill Reese Winston-Salem. NC. North Davidson, Steve Hinkle 61 FISHER, BRAD OG 21 6-4 230 Jr. 20 UNDERWOOD, WILLIE SS 22 5-11 193 Sr. Fostoria. OH, Fostoria. Richard Kidwell Ft Payne. AL. Ft Payne. David Bettingfield 50 FREDERE, FRANK C 18 6-5 230 Fr. 91 WADE, MIKE DE 19 6-3 199 So. Winston-Salem. NC, Reynolds. Doug Crater Greer. SC. Riverside. Jim Few 64 FRIERSON, BOB OG 19 5-11 207 So. 30 WARD, WILLIE TB 19 6-2 178 Fr. Sumter. SC. Lexington, Dick Weldon Jackson. GA. Jackson. Tommy Carmichael 41 GAILLARD, JERRY WR 20 6-0 179 Jr. 88 WELLS, JEFF TE 18 6-4 230 Fr. Yuma. AZ. Enterprise (AL), Richard Stem Rome. GA. East Rome. Jerry Sharp 11 GASQUE, MIKE QB 21 6-2 190 Jr. 19 WILLIAMS, IKE WR 18 6-3 175 Fr. Elon College. NC. Western Alamance, Sam Ward Belmont. NC, South Point. Jim Biggerstaff 49 GEATHERS, EDDIE CB 21 6-2 186 Sr. 80 WURST, JIM TE 19 6-4 210 So. Myrtle Beach. SC. Myrtle Beach. Doug Shaw Atlanta, GA. Lakeside, Waymon Creel 53 GLENN, JOE DE 20 6-3 209 So. 62 YEOMANS, KEN OG 22 6-2 222 Sr. Columbia. SC. A, C, Flora, Charles Macalusa Richmond. VA. Tucker, William Mountpy 81 GRAY, RICKY TE 18 6-4 220 Fr. ML Ranier. DeMatha. Jerry Franks 29 HALL, HOLLIS CB 20 5-10 161 Jr. Seneca. SC, Seneca. Ken Rushlow NO NAME, Hometown POS HT WT CL Gamecocks 59 KATER, WALT LB 6-1 220 Sr. Steelton, Pa NO NAME, Hometown POS HT. WT CL 17 LEOPARD, EDDIE PK 6-0 195 Sr. 74 ALLEN, CHUCK DT 6-3 250 Sr. Cayce, S C Anderson, S C 61 LOGGINS, MARC C 6-2 240 Jr. 60 AUSTIN, MARK C 6-4 240 So. Gastonia, N C Union, S C. 72 McDANIEL, DONNIE DT 6-4 240 Jr. 43 BAILEY, JOHN TE 6-2 195 Sr. Denver, Colo Clover, S C 57 McDonald, greg LB 6-2 215 Fr. 50 BAXLEY, ED LB 6-2 225 Sr. Fort Myers, Fla SI, Petersburg. Fla 30 McKIE, JAMES RB 5- 11 185 Sr. 14 BECKHAM, GORDON QB 6-1 190 So. Belvedere, S C Atlanta. Ga 13 NORMAN, CHRIS P 6- 2 185 Fr. 34 BERRY, TODD RB 5-10 205 Fr. Albany, Ga Jefferson. Ga. 24 PERLOTTE, ROBERT DB 6-0 170 Jr. 15 BISHOP, TERRY OB 6-0 170 So. Hodges, S C Ttiomson, Ga 62 PROCTOR, PHILIP C 6-3 235 Jr. 35 BLASINGAME, DOMINIQUE RB 6-1 215 Fr. Heatti Springs, S C Midway. Ga 70 PROVENCE, ANDREW DT 6-3 250 So. 25 BOWEN, PAT DB 6-1 195 So. Savannah, Ga Mechanicsburg, Pa 31 REEVES, PERCY RB 6-2 190 Jr. 20 BRIDGES, MARK DB 5-10 175 Sr. Irmo, S C Heath Springs, S C 23 RHINO, TIM DB 5- 10 185 So. 28 BURGER, GARY DB 6-1 185 Sr. Doraville, Ga Decatur. Ga 38 ROGERS, GEORGE RB 6- 2 220 Sr. 49 CHIVERS, DeWAYNE TE 6-5 225 Jr. Duluth, Ga Camden, S C 77 SCHECHTERLY, GEORGE OT 6-3 255 Sr. 46 CORNETT, BEN TE 6-2 220 Sr. Berwick, Pa Greenville, S C 47 SCOTT, WILLIE TE 6-5 240 Sr. 87 CROCKER, KEVIN DE 5-11 215 So, Newberry, S. C. Hampton. Va 26 SKIPPER, HARRY DB 5- 10 170 So. 65 DODGEN, SAN OG 6-3 230 So. Baxley. Ga Columbia, S C 76 SLAUGHTER, CHUCK OT 6- 5 250 Jr. 67 DOYLE, JOE OG 6-3 240 Jr. Charleston, S C Wilmington, N. C. 51 SMITH, GEORGE MG 5-11 245 So. 53 DURRAH, MIKE LB 6-0 215 Fr. Denmark, S C Cowpens, S C 44 SMITH, HORACE FL 5- 10 180 Jr. 79 DYCHES, TIM OT 6-3 255 So. Thomasville, Ga Hanahan, S C 66 SMOAK, TOMMY OG 6- 1 245 So. 75 ELLIOTT, RICKY OT 6-5 250 So. W Columbia, S C Miami. Fla. 19 TANNER, JOHN PK 6-2 185 So. 80 ELLIS, PHIL DE 5-1 220 So. Winnsboro, S C Si Petersburg, Fla 64 TESTON, RANDY C 6-1 235 Jr. 27 FINNEY, CHUCK DB 6-1 180 So. Jesup. Ga Miami. Fla 29 THOMAS, TROY DB 5- 10 180 Fr. 11 FLEETWOOD, MARK P 5-10 180 So. Valdosta, Ga Atlanta, Ga 73 VARGO, MIKE DT 6- 3 235 So. 58 FULLER, J. D. LB 6-2 220 So. Columbus, Ohio Clinton. S C 55 WALSH, JIM LB 6-2 235 Fr. 21 GADSDEN, JAKE DB 5-10 175 So. Savannah. Ga Ctiarleston, S C 52 WEAVER, EMANUEL MG 6-4 250 Jr. 68 GETTEL, STEVE OG 6-1 260 Sr. New Orleans, La Ormond Beach. Fla. 39 WEST, CARL RB 6-0 200 So. 45 GILLESPIE, TIM FL 6-1 180 Sr. MacClenny, Fla, Walhalia, S C 63 WILKES, DEL OG 6-3 230 Fr. 54 HAGOOD, RICKEY MG 6-1 260 Fr. Columbia, S C Easley. S C 85 WILLIAMS, PAUL DE 6-0 205 So. 10 HARPER, GARRY OB 6-0 180 Sr. Darlington, S C Hialeah, Fla 36 WRIGHT, JOHNNIE RB 6-1 200 Jr. 81 HENDERSON, HAL DE 6-2 210 Jr. Fort Myers, Fla Charleston, S C.

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Today the Clemson University Tiger Band plays up the pace by performing music with a Latin beat. host to the visiting University of South Carolina The band's first selection, "Perfidia," will be com- marching Gamecocks. Under the direction of Jim plimented by a series of spectacular visual forma- Copenhaver the Gamecock musicians will perform tions. The Tiger band percussionists will be fea- o five selections during the halftime show. tured next as the band sets up for "La Fiesta." This The pregame performance by the Tiger band will arrangement of Chick Corea's will feature trumpet include the playing of every Clemson fan's favor- soloists Kevin Wigington and Kevin Bismack. A I- ites, "Sock it to 'em" and 'Tiger Rag." As the band special performance by the Tiger Twirlers and the moves into the T-i-g-e-r formation a surprise guest Flag Corp will provide additional action. Closing out will dot the "i." the 1980 Tiger halftime shows, Band Director As the first half of action in the classic Tiger- Bruce Cook will lead the Clemson musicians in the

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by KIM KELLY of North Alabama. Finally, in De- cember of 1976 Andrews made his "Hard work, that is what makes a

to Clemson and Division I foot- winner," said Coach Mickey Andrews, move ball as the Tiger's defensive second- a four-year veteran of the Tiger grid- ary coach. iron staff. With some fifteen years of And, the success story does not experience logged in as a coach the end there for under Andrews' watchful native Alabamian certainly knows eye and expert teaching Clemson has what it means to be successful. produced some fine football players in Early in his football career Andrews Steve Ryan, Rex Varn, and more re- began making smart moves, the first a cently Eddie Geathers, Terry Kinard trip down the road to Tuscaloosa and and Willie Underwood. Additionally, Bear Bryant's school for promising Andrews was one of the reasons the prepsters. Under Bryant's guidance Tigers were ranked third in the coun- the young Andrews learned the for- try in scoring defense and seventh in mula for success: 'commitment + the nation in total defense last year. dedication + sacrifices = success." Perhaps one of Andrews' greatest personal coaching achievements occurred three years ago when he was largely responsible for the development of Steve Ryan, a walk-on player. Ryan, a free safety, did so well in fact, he was named AII-ACC in both 1977 and 1978. Varn, another Andrews' protege and AII-ACC player (1979), King presently holds Clemson's all-time in- terception return record. effort for the Tigers and he's been Yes, wherever the Daleville, AL na- named ACC Lineman-of-the-Week tive goes, success seems to follow. on two occasions this season. How does that happen you ask? These players, though all very dif-

"You've always got to be sound in ferent, fit the mold of a model offen-

what you are doing and give it your sive lineman according to King. "An

maximum effort, " he says. "Addition- offensive lineman has to have good ally, you must surround yourself by football sense, be willing to work hard winners. and be very unselfish because he Another winner on the Tiger staff is won't get much recognition," said seven-year veteran Buddy King. An King. excellent athlete, King lettered in As a coach then. Buddy King has Andrews three sports: football, baseball and much to be proud of. He works hard, While Andrews rolled with "The wrestling, for a total of 12 varsity let- his players work hard and the result is Tide" from 1960-64 Alabama made ters at Mt. Diablo High School in Con- success. But coaching success ex- two bowl appearances and the na- cord CA. tends still further in the life of Buddy tional championship rights were at King, a powerfully effective offen- King for he is married to Mary Ken- stake in both contests. In 1964, his sive guard for Clemson's 1970-73 nerty King of Lady Tiger Tennis fame. senior year, Bama did in fact reap the teams, has learned the Clemson foot- Mary, who has coached the netters for supreme college football title and by ball tradition inside and out. In his the past six years, has racked up an now Mickey Andrews was standing on seven years on the coaching staff and impressive 116-28 record. Last sea-

" the corner of 'Youth " and "Success his four years as a player, including son Mary brought the Clemson team streets just waiting to make his move. 1 972 when he was a team captain, the to their second AIAW national ap- After a year stint as an assistant Conway, SC product has seen many a pearance. And for the past two years high school coach, Andrews was Tiger-Gamecock battle for the state's the Lady Tiger tennis program has ready to make a big move. The move bragging rights. "When I was a player been ranked in the top 15 in the na- was to the college ranks and an assis- here we beat USC two out of my four tion. tant's job at Livingston College (AL). years, " he recalls. 'I guess I am fairly Hard work, success, and busy Andrews held the position for three familiar with about anything those schedules, those are just the facts of years before he was named Head Gamecocks try and dish out to us, " he life for the Kings. And if all those prac- Football Coach and Athletic Director, concludes. tice sessions and conflicting sched- a reward for his late hours and suc- A three-year letterman for the Ti- ules aren't enough to boggle your cess. Under Andrews' direction gers, King presently coaches the of- mind, the Kings recently became par- Livingston competed in a pair of fensive linemen. Under his coaching ents for the first time! Now, both Mary championship playoffs. In his second notable players like Jeff and Joe Bos- and Buddy can attest to the fact that year as the head mentor Andrews tic, Steve Kenney and Lacy Brumley life is a little more complicated, but guided Livingston to an NAIA National have matured. "Brumley, an AII-ACC well worth it since they are happily Championship. player in 1977 was a proud player," raising their very own little Clemson "Working at Livingston was a very King recalls, "he loved to block his Tiger. positive experience," offered An- man. As far as the other guys well, drews. "The size was perfect, the what can I say? All three of them are people terrific to work with and I was playing professional football." And able to grow and learn as well as try the King-coach success stories con- out a few of my ideas. tinue today as current Clemson left From Livingston, Andrews moved tackle, Lee Nanney, a pre-season to a similar situation at the University AII-ACC choice, has put in a superior "A fully licensed, quality conscious builder"

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Clemson University better for people to — like all highly visible trap a live insect in a institutions from Con- jar and take it to the gress to NASA — gets let- county Extension of- ters and phone calls, fice," Morton says. questions and connnnents, Wildlife biologist Lamar on every conceivable topic. Robinette has the topper, We get letters that are so though. He once heard from specific they're funny. For a woman who wanted to example: "I would like to know what kind of animal have some information on the was digging around in her kind of algae that grows on the yard. She'd never seen the left hind-leg of a water beetle of varmint and couldn't describe a particular species." it, so she got out her shovel The opposite problem is more common, how- and sent in a hole! ever. Many people have requests or questions By the time some folks get around to asking that are so broad and vague they can't be Clemson, they're really desperate. One young fielded. girl wrote in the early 1970s to "Anybody that A favorite among my public relations col- goes to Clemson University: This may seem leagues is the kid who wrote: "Dear Clemson, I odd to whoever gets this, if anybody, but I need want you to send me a box of stuff for a project in to know something badly! Is Rod Stewart com- school. Your friend, Dwight." ing to Clemson April 22 or at anytime?" People also like to tape samples of bugs, Somebody did get that letter. The young rock weeds and other things to a card or letter and fan was disappointed to learn her idol wouldn't send them to Clemson to be identified. But by appear, but she shouldn't have been surprised the time the Postal Service gets through with to hear it from the highest possible authority, them, says Extension entomologist Mac Norton, then-President R. C. Edwards. "we wind up with just a greasy spot on the That's typical of the kind of personal public paper." service people have come to expect from Clem- One time a still-alive insect ate its way out of son, from the man in the president's chair to the the envelope and escaped! "It would be much county agent in the field. 4

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WHEREAS, in her quest for the Miss USA title which she won on May 15, 1980, and the Miss Universe crown awarded on July 7, 1980, Shawn Nichols Weatherly dis- played a high degree of perseverance and diligence which has enhanced the standards of excellence that have been hallmarks of Clemson men and women in pursuit of their goals through the years; and

WHEREAS, her exceptional achievements in these competitions and the resulting honors which have been bestowed upon her have added immensely to the great spirit of pride in alma mater shared by Clemson alumni and friends worldwide; and

WHEREAS, Miss Weatherly will serve as a warm and charming ambassador of goodwill for this great nation, a role which will earn her the respect and admiration of the people of many nations; and

WHEREAS, The Board of Trustees of Clemson Univer- sity, do hereby proclaim the day of Saturday, November 22, 1980, as Shawn Weatherly Day at Clemson Univer- sity, and I call upon all students, faculty and staff, alumni and friends of the University to observe the day with appropriate ceremonies and activities.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this seventh day of November in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and eighty. BILL L. ATCHLEY, President

Clemson 's Shawn Weatherly made everyone connected with Clemson University proud last summer when she won the title

of Miss Universe in Seoul. — photograph by BiII Setlitf. Oanuille, Va Ronald Paul Barnette Charles W Bussey, Jr W C Harper, Jr T. Heath Copeland J H McJunkin Henry M Fans. Sr Garry C Phillips Charles Jeter Glenn W T Yarborough Gray Hipp, Jr. Hugh Foster Morgan, Jr. W. B. Owens PICKENS COUNTY Ralph C Prater Dalton. Charles E Chairman Dr. N C Wessinger Dr Bill L Atchley William J Barnett SPARTANBURG COUNTY o Edith • Batson • W, M Manning, Jr . Chairman T James Bell. Jr M D T. R, Adams, Jr • Francis A Bosdell James G Bagnall III Robert C Bradley Andy N Beiers Phillip H Burnett • John L Brady, Sr J Ed Burrell A. B Bullington, Jr o Jerry R Byrd • William M Cooper • Walter T Cox John B Cornwell. Jr Dr Robert C Edwards Jack Cribb Charles Ellenburg. Jr Kenneth Cribb Danny Ford Custom Cleaners Gaston Gage. Jr • John Easterling. Jr Roddey E Gettys. Ill • W. Gerald Emory M Riggs Goodman Bruce Foster Robert M Guerreri Judge Charlie Bussey Bob Harmon Harry H Gibson IPTAY President Coach Frank J Howard Wilbur K Hammett Floyd M Hunt L. J (Bill) Hendrix. Jr • Director, At-Large Capt Frank J Jervey • Grover C Henry Tom C Lynch, Jr Arthur W O Shields • James V Patterson W. A Hudson • William C Singleton • Marvin C Robinson R R Ritchie R. L Stoddard Robert W Robinson, Jr Wesley A Stoddard Gil Rushton • Ted Wilson Dr B J Skelton • G Neil Smith • UNION COUNTY Joseph J Turner, Jr Harold E Blackwell. Chairman K N Vickery H, S Harris, Jr Joseph A West • B. E Kirby. Jr Eugene P Willimon Thomas E Mack

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Dr. J. H. Timmerman Bill M, Reaves C Evans Putman, Director — District II Dr J H Timmerman, Director — District III IPTAY Vice-President IPTAY Secretary-Treasurer 15 Quail Hill Drive 1 513 Morninghill Dr Greenville, S C 29607 Columbia. S C 29210 Director, District III Director, District IV CHEROKEE COUNTY AIKEN COUNTY

Jr , John M Hamrick, Chairman F A Townsend, Jr , Chairman IPTAY PAST PRESIDENTS: Dr W Ronald Barrett • William R Alexander R S Campbell. Jr O C Batchelor Gary E Clary • Alan J Coleman T. C. Atkinson, Jr., Director Calhoun Lemon, Director Joe Baxter Clary William J Coleman W. G. DesChamps, Jr., Director George G. Poole, Jr. Wylie Hamrick Frank T Gibbs • E Raymond Parker Elberl Hines Hamilton Dr. R. C. Edwards, Director Chris Suber, Director Sanders Bros . Inc Eugene H Kneece, Jr Harper Gault, Director W. H. Taylor, Director John G Molony GREENVILLE COUNTY Alan M Tewkesbury. Ill F. Reeves Gressett, Jr., Director Marshall Walker, Director K M Watson. Chairman • Dr Charlie W Timmerman Lewis F. Holmes, Director Bill McLellan, Athletic Director Bill & Marian Barbary James L Walpole Frank Howard, Director Joseph J. Turner, Jr., IPTAY Randall Bell Carrol H Warner Walter Brackin, Jr • ; G Ben G Watson F. E. Hughes, Director Executive Secretary Joseph Bailey Bright • H O Weeks, Sr Dr. G. J. Lawhon, Jr., Director Miles E Bruce Charles A Bryan. Jr EDGEFIELD COUNTY • Walter B Crawford E. O Dukes, Jr , Chairman Representatives: Joe B Davenport • Gordon S Davis Joe F Anderson, Jr • George M Ducworth William Lem Dillard J. W. Gilliam. Jr J Tom Forrester, Jr. Henry EIrod Joe Ben Herlong Dr James Hentz Calvin H Garrett Henry M Herlong. Jr. • Robert Lee Hill Clark Gaston. Jr Lewis F Holmes • Ralph F King, Jr Joe D Gibson Lewis F Holmes, III • James F Little Joel W Gray, III Thomas H Ryan Harry fylajor Charles D Hunt Herbert S Yarborough Mr Randall W McClain • Roy F Hunt, Jr • Bill McLellan Richard H Ivester LEXINGTON COUNTY • P C Osteen. Jr Dr Willis A King. Jr D. H Caughman, Chairman Robert G Sharpe Terry A Kingsmore • Johnny L Cagle Chris Suber Henry M Lee R. Hugh Caldwell Floyd Long • James Tracy Childers Jim Patterson Dr. C. Patrick Killen S Terry L. Long • William B Clinton, Jr.

Director. District I GREENWOOD COUNTY Seabrook L Marchant • James A Compton Robert L McCord. Chairman J G Miller. Jr Earnest Jamerson Corley. Jr. • IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT 1 Dr F E Abell, Jr William J Neely, Jr. H. Ralph Corley. Sr K Norris T. A. Henry Jim Patterson. Director — District I Nick P Anagnost • Thomas • P. O Box 589 Lewis Bagwell • William H Orders Warren Craig Jumper Clemson. S, C 29631 Wayne Bell • John F Palmer V. F. Linder, Jr John L Bracknell I. N. Patterson. Jr John W. McLure ABBEVILLE COUNTY William E Burnett • George M Plyler William E (Gene) Rhymer, Jr. Philip H Rosenberg. Ctiairman Johnson Craig C. Evans Putman • J. W Riser J. Shell William H Baxley. Ill Robert M Erwin. Jr. Bobby W Ramsey Tom

V Wendel Boggs W K Fooshe • James Rochester Co , Inc Charles M Stuck Charles B Murphy Nevit Y Johnson John G Slaltery Wood row H Taylor M Earle Williamson W M Self Jim League E Richard Taylor. Jr NEWBERRY COUNTY Earle J Bedenbaugh, Chairman ANDERSON COUNTY McCORMICK COUNTY J Harold Townes, Jr , AIA « Walter Cousins • S. T King, Chairman T C Faulkner. Jr . Chairman S Gray Walsh B Melvin E Barnelte Dr John P Howard David H Wilkins Louie C Derrick Victor G Chapman. Sr L. Glenn Fellers B. K Chreilzberg OCONEE COUNTY LAURENS COUNTY Melvin L Longshore • • 68 R. Carol Cook Joe L Harris. Chairman J R Adair, Chairman C. H. Ragsdale, III Terry C Shaver • Henry G Simpson Marion W Sams, Jr Duncan C Mclnlyre Joe H Simpson. Jr • Ronald Small James R White, III George G Poole. Jr. • Clifford T Smitfi J. Ryan White. Jr C Gurnie Stuck • LEE COUNTY SUMTER COUNTY II. • Bowen. Sr. David Waldrop, Jr Carroll Green DesChamps. Chairman DORCHESTER COUNTY Sen T O W G DesChamps. Jr Thomas W Bailey John J Britton. Jr. RICHLAND COUNTY Bethel C Durant H D Byrd E M DuBose McDaniel, Sr T. Fort. Jr. James P IVIcKeown, III. Cfiairman Don R Gene W Dukes W Clifford Monroe Henley Dr. Wyman L Morris George I & Nancy A Alley Tom R Bailey MARLBORO COUNTY Dexter Rickenbaker R L Wilder, Jr • Jack W Brunson C E Calhoun. Chairman E. T. (Tom) Salisbury Avent WILLIAMSBURG William T Clawson, III Mark COUNTY Ralpfi E Cooper • Ray C Smith HAMPTON COUNTY John J. Snow, Jr.. Chairman • Albert G Courie. Jr • F. A. Spencer Dr Jerry Frank Crews. Jr Dr. W. C Cottingham James W Engram David B Gohagan W. H Cox Winston Lawton Larry W Flynn YORK COUNTY A Fred P Guerry. Jr Edwin Grimes III. Chairman • William F Speights Fred J Gassaway Thomas James M Kennedy William R Adkins • Thomas O. Morris. Jr. • Jofin IVIelton Gault. Ill • JASPER COUNTY Don E Golighlly • David E Angel Dale Ferguson. Ill William E Hair James D Armour Col George B Herndon • S L Campbell ORANGEBURG COUNTY Dr Campfield. Jr. Harry J Jofinson Roy W • Wm B Bookhart. Jr . Chairman O T Culp • Z K Kelly F. Reeves Gressette. Jr • F Buist Eaves. Jr C M Buddy Lewis W. C Higginbotham. Jr • Jeffrey A O'Cain H S Gault J- M Russell, Jr Robert A Ricfiardson E M George • Jack G Vallenline • Jeffery T Haire Jack Vallentine. Ill Crawford E Sanders. Ill • G Williams. Davis Smitti • James W Hancock. Jr James C Jr Russell S Wolfe. II Jotin B Smitfi. Jr A M Hand. Jr • Dr Jotin H Timmerman • William Frampton Harper Alfred • Keitfi H Waters Haselden • E Ralpti W Wessinger. Sr W T Jenkins. Jr F D Johnson • SALUDA COUNTY James H Owen. Jr • Bernard L Black. Cfiairman • J C Rhea. Jr • Ben R Smith. Jr • Alfred B Coleman 4- James A Derrick • Marshall E Walker m j| Beniamin H Herlong T. C Wrigfit Kennetti Yarborougti ittKK^^W-^ ' Director. District VI NORTH CAROLINA J H Abrams, Winston Salem W W Allen. Cary IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT VI J Garner Bagnal. Statesville • W T Fort. Jr . Director — District VI David Tilman Cline, Charlotte 26 Adams Street Roland L Connelly. Greensboro Sumter. S C 29150 Eddie N Dalton. Asheville J Ryan White • CLARENDON COUNTY John Duncan. Mooresville • Director. District V Col J Edmonds. Greensboro Theodore B Gardner. Chairman L Pete Folsom. Hendersonville Julius R Eadon. Jr James B Foster. Charlotte IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT V G H Furse. Jr IV Dr Joe B Godfrey. Forest City • J Ryan White. Director — District V Lawrence I Gibbons E Guy Hendrix. Kernersville • P O Box 487 Dacosta Muckenfuss, Jr

George A Hulto, Jr , Gastonia IPTAY ORGANIZATION — DISTRICT IV Walterboro. S C 29488 H B Rickenbaker W D Kirkpatrick, Winston Salem Bill M Reaves. Director — District IV Horrace F Swilley Robert Cody Lenhardt. Charlotte 515 Ricfiardson Circle. E ALLENDALE COUNTY Robert E McClure. Laurinburg Hartsville. S C 29550 Wiley D Crum DILLON COUNTY

Edgar L Miller, Jr . Charlotte Bradley J O Neal W G .Lynn. Chairman •

Tom R Morris, Jr , Hickory CHESTER COUNTY Charles F Carmichael •

W D Moss, Jr , Mooresville Curtis A Fennell. Cfiairman BAMBERG COUNTY Billy Daniel • Walter M Nash. III. Greensboro Edward C Abell Claude McCain. Chairman Robert Martin. Jr •

Thomas G. Roche. Jr . Matthews F. E Abell R Herman Rice L B Hardaway, Jr •

Dr C R Swearingen. Jr . Smithfield Ricfiard A Coleman Fred Schrimpf Charles G Lucius, Jr • Arthur E Thomas. Winston Salem George R Fleming Joseph L Powell • Dr T G Westmoreland, Shelby Dr Carl H Jones. Ill BARNWELL COUNTY Billy Gordon Rogers W. E Lindsay • H M Anderson William T Worth, Southern Pines Donald B (Murray Howard G Dickinson. Jr FLORENCE COUNTY Grover C Kennedy. Jr. Rufus M Brown, Chairman GEORGIA CHESTERFIELD COUNTY Calhoun Lemon Mrs Rufus M Brown Sonny Allgood. Toccoa

James C Stone. Cfiairman Norman M Smith. II Marvin Cockfield • Rotjert S Bonds. Douglasville Rtiett Butler Jimmy L Tarrance Dr William L Coleman • Jerry A Brannon. Tucker Cecil Wayne Comer L. M Coleman. Jr. • Andrew P Calhoun. Savannah Al Hilclicock BERKELEY COUNTY Frank A Douglass. Jr. John Dickerson, Toccoa Jofin R Tfiomas Dean Matthews Thomas D Birchmore Douglas C Edwards. Atlanta Thomas W Eiserhardt, Atlanta Dan L Tillman. Jr Lawrence C McMillan Clyde S. Bryce. Jr Howard E Hord. Atlanta W H Thornley • L B Finklea. Jr Robert A King. Columbus DARLINGTON COUNTY Harold Haynes B William C Lawson. Savannah Dr Wm P Kennedy. Cfiairman BEAUFORT COUNTY Ernest L Jones John L Murray. Jr . Augusta Hubert C Baker. D D S George J F Bullwinkel. Jr • L Chappell Jones Thomas E Peterson. Conyers J. Carter Henry W C Chambers James W King Edwin S Presnell. Augusta Marion D Hawkins. Jr Gibson Gibson Stephen H • Mudge A U Priester. Jr . LaGrange Dr. G J Lawfion, Jr J Louis Grant John F Poole Mickey Earl Reeves. Lawrenceville William B l^^cCown III Bryan Loadholt Wilbur O Powers W B Shedd. La Grange Harry l^cDonald • M J. Harry Tarrance Tom M Robertson Lawrence Starkey. Jr . Atlanta Dr M B Nickles. Jr John G Rose Joseph Wm Turner. Jr.. Albany Bill M Reaves • CALHOUN COUNTY Allen P Wood, AIA Dr. Eugene P. Willimon, Jr.. La Grange • Bobby J- Yarborough, Macon Jofin C Walker William H Bull Edward L Young Dennis Yarborougfi • Martin C Cheatham Lawrence M Gressette. Jr. GEORGETOWN COUNTY OTHER STATES FAIRFIELD COUNTY Joe Thomas Branyon, Jr Emerson E Andrishok. Warren. N J Louis Ivl Boulware CHARLESTON COUNTY J C Cauthen. Jr • George U Bennett. Nashville. Tenn J. K Coleman • Van Noy Thornhill. Chairman • Glenn A Cox • Carl F Bessent. Baltimore. Md III • Knoxville. Ernest C Hugfies John Adams, Samuel M Harper T. C Breazeale. Jr . Tenn Forest E. Hugfies. Jr. Archie E Baker A. H. Lachicotte, Jr Robert T Cathey. Houston. Tex Harold R. Jones • H L Dukes. Jr Joe Young Robert P Corker. Signal Mountain. Tenn. Mr M Dreher Gaskin Ma] Frank J Cox. Anniston. Ala. KERSHAW COUNTY William A Grant • HORRY COUNTY W B Croxton. Sao Paulo. Brazil J. F Watson. Cfiairman • Miss Beverly Hafers R G Horton, Chairman • James C Furman. Franklin. Tenn. Kennetfi W Carson. D D.S. Mac R Harley James W Barnette, Jr. • Walter L Garvin. Bristol. Tenn Tommie James. Jr. Cincinnati. W Gregory Alan Jones F L Bradham • Alvin Judson Hurt, Jr . Ohio G P Lacfiicotte • Jacksonville. Fla. William C Kennerty Buddy Gore • F. H Inabnif, Jr . T F fyicNamara. Jr Samuel W McConnell John P Pat Gore Capt Ed Jackson. Colorado Springs. Colo. David M Murray, Jr Holcombe Motor Co • Dave Moorhead, Arlington, Va. LANCASTER COUNTY Hans F Paul Lewis S. Horton • John Osteen. Germantown. Tenn Garrett J IVIobley. Cfiairman • Carl S Pulkinen S F Horton • Philip H Prince. New York City. N. Y. James A & Al Adams Paul Quattlebaum. Jr • Thurmon W McLamb J V Roberts. Eufaula. Ala. John O Avinger Walter A Renken, Jr. R S Winfield • Ben K Sharp. Cleveland. Tenn W. P Clyburn A B Schirmer. Jr. John C Sharpe. Germantown. Tenn. Dexter L Cook Dr J Robert Stout MARION COUNTY Harry W. Smith. Kingsport, Tenn. • Tony J Crenshaw Troy Carroll Atkinson. III. Chairman • Patrick K. White. Cheraw. S. C Marion D Lever. Jr COLLETON COUNTY T C Atkinson. Jr • Millie D Williams. Florence. Ala. • Joe H Lynn Jack W Carter, Sr • John H Holt William Lindsay Wylie, Bloomfield Hills. Mi James Alton Mobley. Jr. William T. Howell Robert G. Mace Leon R. Young, Winter Park, Fla. McAbee's Custom Carpet Service^

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Dr. B. R. Ewing Mr. & Mrs. W. A. Lawton Mr. & Mrs. Neil S. Granger "In Memory of V. K. Hines" 79 Anderson, SC Estill, SC Greenville, SC Florence, SC

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i for When I think of the South Carolina left and raced down the sideline 77 point I touchdown. series, 1 guess get pretty selfish be- yards and a The cause we beat them three of my four after was good and the score was years. My freshman year (1975) we Clemson 24, Carolina 7. went to Columbia, our record was We fumbled and Carolina took over

2-8-0 and they were 6-4-0. It was in the fourth quarter and boy, did they tough — they beat us 56-20, but from take over! They turned every oppor- then until I left, they never beat us tunity into a score and with just seven again. minutes left to play, the score was My sophomore year, we weren't Clemson 24, Carolina 20. very good (we were 2-6-2 going into On our next possession, we were the game compared to their 6-4-0 forced to punt and again the Game- record) as Coach Parker was trying to cocks turned in the opportunity for rebuild. Anyway, they were coming points. Bass threw a pass to Phil into the Valley, so were primed for an Logan who ran for 40 yards and upset. We knew anything could hap- another TD. With the PAT being good, pen in Death Valley and it did! We the 'Cocks now led 27-24 with less upset them 28-9, that was a big thrill than two minutes to go in the game. for us. So the next year we had to go We had blown a 24-point lead. back to Columbia. Coach Pell had On our last drive, we knew it was

" taken over, so it was a transition year 'do or die and there was only 1 :38 (1977), but we were pretty good. We left in the ball game when we took were beginning to get better (at least) over. Steve Fuller came into the hud- because we went into the game 7-2-1 dle and said, "Get ready guys, we're compared to their 5-5-0, so we felt going down the field. " He kept on the better this time making that trip. Any- first play for a gain of one and the way, it really doesn't matter at all how second play, he threw to Warren good or bad you are, when you go into Ratchford for a gain of two. Steve that game, it's a toss up. It doesn't called time out at the 1 :18 mark and matter what you've done all season, came back to throw to Rick Wedding- the only one that really counts is the ton for 26 yards and a first down pass. "Braggin Bowl". Then he threw an 18-yard pass to We had just played Notre Dame the Dwight Clark and the clock was ticking week before on national television ... 58 ... 57 ... 56. (C. D. Chesley network) and had lost They were playing me on a different a heartbreaker, 21-17. There had coverage, but I adjusted. The place been two weeks of intense, hard prac- was like a mad house, the clock was tices and we had been getting fired up ticking . . .55 . . . 54 . . . Steve called for both the Irish and the Gamecocks. the play — a down and out pass. I Coming into the game, we knew that broke down the left side of the field they were very aggressive and real and faked out then cut back toward rowdy. They were a good ball club the middle and reached up and despite what their record might have over four plays. The big play of the caught the pass for the touchdown. I implied and we knew it. quarter for us occurred as Ken Cal- can hardly remember it, I felt numb

We won the toss and elected to re- licutt raced around the right end for 52 and when I looked at the clock, it said ceive. On our first possession, we had yards and a touchdown. Obed's PAT 0;49. Obed's point afterwasgood and to punt, but then we held South was good and the score was now the score ended up Clemson 31,

Carolina on their first possession. But 24-0. South Carolina 27. I guess the good the next time we got the ball, we drove But Carolina didn't give up and their Lord was with us that day. He must

84 yards in 1 1 plays and scored when big play of the game came with four have bought a ticket cause He made

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