North Carolina at South Carolina

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  Evening star, District of Columbia, October 25, 1960, page 19

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  Coach Warren Giese Of South Carolina and one Of his sports writing critics had a few words again last week, as GieSe’s “three yards and a cloud Of dust” football was said to be responsible for the GamecockS’ three-game losing streak. ANY man who would make that statement obviously does not know much about football” /“ GieSe was quoted as saying. The Garnecocks stirred up some dust in the second half against North Carolina last Saturday afternoon, but they were making more than three yards in so doing. They rolled up 2S1 yards rushing in thumping the Tar Heels, 22–⁠6. GamecOckS Best Game It was the best offensive showing and also the best game defensively for South Carolina, which will be Maryland’s Home coming opponent Saturday afternoon in Byrd Stadium. >, Most Of the Gamecock yard age was supplied by the quarterbacks. Dave Sowell picked up lot. including A on q touch down sprint in the fourth period. Jim Costen was equally effective, In Giese’s thinking. but the No. 2 quarterback did not gain as much ground. South Carolina was stomped, $40, by Duke in its opening game. The Blue Devils have lost only to Michigan in five

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North Carolina leads 36–⁠20–⁠4 in 60 meetings, counting the 24 since this game.