Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-01
South Caroline Wins,
rs, Over Maryland

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rain since Wednesday night the
sand biased footing Of Carolina
Stadium was in amazingly good
condition and Maryland. the
team that rain would hurt the
most, had no excuses. There
was no rain during the game
until the last couple Of minutes.
Terps' Formations Fail
Giese had warned the Came
cock fans Of Marylands' GA for
nations. and although the
Terps used spreads from bal
anced and unbalanced lines,
the I, three backs lined behind
each other with a Tanker, and
too many others to list, none
was particularly successful. 1t
probably was one of the most
gratifying victories Of Giese's
four years here since he left
Maryland, and he had several
innuendoes to that effect in
his post-game statement.
Maryland's best football was
played on defenSs, where Gum
derman, Rod Breedlove, Kurt
Schwarz and Bill Kirchoro
were among those who excelled.
After South Carolina took its
14-0 lead the Gamecocks failed
to move the ball until they
drove to a final touchdown
after Maryland's quickie.
The South Carolina fans
who have become accustomed
to Observation-Disclosures
of-dust" football under Giest
were "oohing" and "aahing" at
Maryland's spread formation,
but only briefly, as Dwayne
Fletcher's first pass was inter-
cepted by Dave Sowell and re-
turned to the Maryland "a.
It appeared the Gamecocks
were halted on the Maryland
26, but Satterf1eld. the first
string quarterback, passed to
Ken Norton on the sidelines for
a first down on the IL. The
Terps held the Gamecocks to
five yards in three downs, but
on fourth down from the seven,
lSatterfleld tipped to Norton,
who appeared to have running
room wide. but Norton tossed
to Comes for the touchdown.
The Gamecocks came right
back to score again after Mary
land failed to move the ball.
Penalty Hurts Terps
Jack Morris returned Gary
Collins punt 18 yards to mid
field and a Maryland player
piled on after the whistle, cost
ing the Terps is yards and
giving the Gamecocks the ball
on the Maryland IS.
Dave Sowell, a sophomore
quarterback, took the Came
cocks to the Maryland IL, but
a flve-yard offside penalty
apparently lost Giese's conf
dence in Sowell, and the coach
put Satterfleld in with the ball
on the Maryland 16.
Norton made four yards and
Satterf1eld eight. with Tony
Scott saving a touchdown
temporarily by grabbing Sat-
terf1eld'S ankle. With fourth
down on the four, Satterfield
went wide, eluded a Maryland
tackler and zoomed the ball to
Pitt who made a great catch
in the end zone for the touch
down.
Terp Drive Halted
Maryland seemingly lost its
biggest chance to make q con-
test of it early in the second
period. Dick Novak passed to
Everett Cloud for "a yards and
q first down on the Gamecocks'
AZ. Jim Joyce, the leading
ground gamer in the Atlantic
Coast Conference, hit the line
for consistent yardage to the
Gamecocks' IA.
But with second and five on
the South Carolina IA, the
Terps split an end, gave the
ball to Jim Davidson and he
lost a yard. Novak missed one
pass, but completed another to
Hank Poniatowski on the
screen for insufficient yardage
for the first down, and the
Gamecocks took over.
Onside Kick Backfires
After the Maryland touch
down, the Terps might purpose
ly have kicked out of bounds
to set 'up an onside kick.
They kicked over, tried the
onside kick, and South Carolina
recovered on the Maryland 46.
Phil Lavoie, Comes and Nor
ton hit the line for consistent
yardage to the Maryland IL.
In came John Saunders, the
All-American fullback candi-
date who broke a shoulder on
the third play Of the opening
game.
Comes took the ball from