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Gamect
Georgia Bows
To Gamecocks
In Dual Meet
The Carolina track team defeat
ed the University of Georgia cin
dermen 68 to 67 Saturday after
noon in Athens, Ga.
Georgia captain, Ken McCall,
fvas high man of the Bulldogs with
15 points, setting a new school
record in the pole vault by jump
ing 12 feet, 8% inches. McCall
barely edged Carolina freshman
star Rupert Drews in the 100 yard
dash and defeated Olin McGill in
the 220 low hurdles.
Five freshmen, Wayne Brackett,
Ed Coleman, Billy Kincaid, Olin
McGill, and Rupert Drews played
a big part in the Gamecock victory
accounting for exactly half of the
team's 68 , points. Dependable
Scooter Rucks collected the second
largest number of points for the
Carolina tracksters by racking up
10 points with firsts inl the 220
and the 440 events.
High jump: Farr (G), 0. Mc
Gill (SC), C. McGill (SC). Height
-6 ft., 1%.
Shot Put: Coleman (SC), Wil
son (SC), Sutton (Ga). Distance
48 ft., 3 in.
Mile run: Brackett (SC),
Cramer (G), Dennis (SC). Time
4:42.
440-yard dasn: Rucks (SC),
Sutton (G), McKenzie (SC). Time:
48.4.
100-yard dash: McCall (G),
Drews (SC), Bates (G). Time:
10:2.
Discus throw: Marshall (G),
Coleman (SC), Sutton (G). Dis
tance 48 ft. 3 in.
120 yard high hurdles: Atwell
(SC). Walston (C 0. eMGuil
(SC). Time 16 seconds (Snoddy,
ineligible Georgia freshman, ran
exhibition inl 16.2).
880-yard run: Brackett (SC),
Kincaid (SC), Bradberry . (G).
Time 2:07.2.
Broad jump: Bradberry (G), C
McGill (SC), Farr (G). Distance
21 ft., 4 in.
Pole vault: McCall (G), McCook
(SC), Brown (SC). Height 12 ft.,
8% in.
220-yard dash: Rucks (SC),
Sutton (G), McKenzie (SC). Time
22.2.
Two mile run: Brackett (SC),
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By JOE M
The high-flying Carolina ba;
as a definite contender for stat
year by upsetting a highly fa
Saturday afternoon at Davis fie
in four starts for the Gamecoc
The Indians came to Columbia -
with impressive wins over Michi
gan State, Ohio University, and <
Charlotte of the Class B Tri-State t
league behind thein and were rated 3
shoo-ins for the title by experts.
Carolina beat them at their own i
game-hitting.
Outstanding fielding by Johnny I
Sykes, Freddie Bargiacchi and Jim I
Pinkerton plus timely hitting by I
Captain Harry Parone and steady
relief hurling by Bill Camp spelled I
victory for Carolina. Wildness by
Indian pitchers helped the Bird I
cause considerably and in the big I
sixth inning Coach Billy Laval pa- I
raded three pitchers on and off
the hill in an effort to quench the i
fire. Carolina scored three times
in that stanza to sew up the ball
game.
Meet Wake Today
The win caused many specu-1
lators to consider Coach Ted Pe- Li
toskey's chances for state and con
ference honors, but the new mentor
refused to comm)ent. According I
to Petoskey, the games with North
Carolina and Wake Forest offer
spectators a good chance to weigh
their team's chances,for any titles.
The Birds met North Carolina1
yesterday at Davis Field and are
scheduled to visit Bennettsville to
day and tomorrow for two tiltsi
against the strong Wake Forest
Deacons.
Starting pitchers for the two
gaines haven't been announced
yet, bt Petozlkey. ... . Charlie:
Long, Bill Camp, John Sherer and"
Dean Rivers for the Wake Forest
games.
Pitching Strong
Although Dean Rivers' arm ap
pears a little stiff, he can still be
counted on for a couple of innings
Craine (G), Dean (SC). Time
10:55.2.
220-yard low hurdles: McCalli
(G), Sutton (G), 0. McGill (SC).
Time 26.9.
Javelin throws: Buck (SC),
Marshall (G), Presster (SC), Dis
tance 161 ft. 9 in.
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e and conference honors this
vored Newberry Indian nine
Id 9-4. The win was the third
ks.
of work. This department is one
>f the team's strongest to date and
he hurlers have come around b.z
Fond anyone's expectations.
Following a practice game held
it Capital City park with the Co
umbia Reds, Coach Petoskey said
ke was well pleased with the club's
)erformance against the A
eaguers.
"This year's pitchers," Petoskey
oasted, "are the best bungh of
ollege hurlers I've ever coached."
lowever, he pointed out the care
ess Carolina baserunning, particu
arly around second.
"Too many of the nen are be
ng picked off by opposing catch
rs and on easy fielding plays.
rhey aren't keeping their eyes cei
pen." pil
Two surprising improvements C
>rought relief to the two most e
flaring weaknesses of the club to
late. The way Gus Allen handled
iimself behind the plate and the
>erking up of Captain Harry Pa
-one's hitting in the Newberry
ontest.
Petoskey had much praise for
he fine throwing displayed by un
,nown F. F. Youngue while work
ng out at Capital City park Mon- bil
lay. He tabs Youngue as a defi- sil
fite contender for heavy catching a
luty and planned to use him either lei
tgainst North Carolina or Wake Ei(
'orest. Youngue is a hard-worker se
>ehind the plate even though he ac
v t14 'E~ght fnr a catcher. His tw
iitting and throwing leaves little te1
o be desired. This may be the an- ba
wer to Petoskey's catching prob- so
en1. on
Dope From The Dugout
The wily Newberry mentor, in
3illy Laval, had nothing but praise C,
or the umpiring of Joe Patrone a
ind "K. K." Outz. He rates them
iead and shoulders above the other
nen in blue in South Carolina- a%
Following the ball game, the two
:oaches, Laval and Petoskey,
were running a race for crying .
ionors. Both had the crying towel aj
3ut for pitchers nid to hear them a
talk, their clubs would be lucky lo
Lo break even this year (between
Lhem they've beaten Michigan
State, Duke and Ohio State-the
Dest college teams in the country).
Rumors have it that Sugar Hor
ton, Newberry starter last week,
was rated one of the top prospects
in the state by a ma.jor league
scout. That scout must not have'
teeni Deani Rivers, Bill Camp or
Cy Szakacsi work. The scorebook u
was filled in every column for the
First time in many a moon last K
week - everything happened.
Therer balked, both catchers al
owed passed balls, Camp made a
vild pitch, both pitchers hit bats- ca
nenm, and both teams made double st
lays. It was a scorer's night
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dFor
The Gamecock baseball squad a
,terfield; Joe Johnston, first base
tcher; Jim Pinkerton, third base;
arlie Long, pitcher; Bill Camp, pi
m Andrews, outfielder; Barney D
nnettsville Friday and Saturday I
tnkerton
To Lead
Jim Pinkerton continues as the
; gun of the Gamecock offen
,e attack, pacing the hitters with
.539 batting average. He also
ids in doubles with two and is
*d with Joe Johnston for runs
>red with five. Freddie Bargi
2hi, has driven in seven runs,
o more than his nearest con
ider, Keith Cribb, and leads the
se pilferers with two stolen has
,ks. Mitchell Scott has hit the
ly homer.
Three Birds are tied for field
honors, Harry Parone, Keith
-ibb and Gus Allen-each boasts
1.000 mark afield.
Carolina's pitchers have held the
position to 3.000 earned run
'erage per game while their
stes have earned over five runs.
r Szakacsi and Dean Rivers lead
E.R.A. with no earned runs
-ainst them. -Szakacsi worked in
ro games, five innings and al
wed only five hits while Rivers
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'or First Victory
Carolina's te'nnis teami chalked
their first win of the season
dtefeatinig Clemsoni 5 to 2 Sat
day afternoon. They had previ
sly lust their opening match to
slamnazoo, Mich.
The match sc'he.duled with W~of
rd for Monday afternoon was
neelled because- of a misunder
tndling ini regardl to thet. locale.
Summary-Singles:
Bien Turner (USC) defeated
ok 6-0, 6-3.
Murray (C1) defeated Smith I
7-5, 6-4.
Constan (U SC) defeated Walker
I, 3-6, 6-3.
Kilgo (USC) defeated Wanina
iker 6-2, 6-2.
Roth (USC) defe.ated Cauthen
1, 7-5.
Doubles:
Ben Turner aind Mason Turner
rSC) defeated Walker and Mur
y 7-5, 8-6.
Cook and Wauinamaker (C1) de
sted Jefferies and Tyson 6-2,
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o round out the week's schedule. (Phoi
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Gamecock
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top the 13 department. Rookie Coll
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a Carolina moundsman.
TEANM AVERAGES INCLUDING Nam
APRIL 3 GAME szaki
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Hitting cm
Name G AB H R RBI Av Long
Pinkerton, 3b 4 13 7 5. 1 .539 Sher
Cribb, cf 4 17 6 4 5 .353 M1O'
Bargiacchi, 2b 4 18 6 2 7 .333 TOT
Johnston, lb 4 17 5 5 2 .294
Parone, rf 4 14 1 1 0 .267
Allen, c 2 4 1 2 0 .250
Collins, If 4 15 3 4 1 .200
Sykes, ss 4 17 3 2 0 .187
Scott, C 3 9 1 2 1 .111
Dusenbury, ef 1 0 0 0 0 .000
Hitting Leaders
Hits: Pinkerton, 7; Runs: Pin
kerton, Johnston, 5; RBI: Bargi
acchi, 7; 2BH1: Pinkerton, 2; 3BH:
None; HR: Scott, 1; SB: Bargi
acchi, 2.
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