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Game( 4,000 Will Jam F Seats All Gone S By JAC Sports Frank Selvy and Co. will at eight in the Field House a jam in and squeeze themselv< possible to watch in action collegiate scoring mark on rec Every time Selvy takes a will fall. Every field goal mea point is a new mark. Over five hundred people o'clock Monday morning after on sale at 9:15. Selvy's 57 points against Wof ford Tuesday night gave him a total of 208 points in Furman's last three games-an average of 69.3 for those contests. And Selvy isn't the whole show f the Paladins. Darrell Floyd has blossomed into the state's second highest scorer after becom ing eligible at mid-semester. Floyd's average is in the neighbor hood of 25 points a game. But Fabulous Frank, the Ken tucky Wonder Boy described by one New York paper as "the most accurate shot to come out of Ken tucky since Sgt. York," is the leader of Coach Lyles Alley's otherwise unimpressive outfit that includes Ken Deardorff, A. D. Bennett, and Bob Thomas in the starting line-up. Every impressive adjective of superlative degree has already been used on Selvy-who will pre sent the nearest thing to basket ball perfection yet seen here. A one-hand jump shot with either hand, that is shot from way out on the court and starts out like it's going straight up in the air, is his major offensive N-ipon-usually. lie occasionally moves into the pivot in place of the 6-7 Thomas and then makes use of an outstand ing hook shot. Selvy is also an accomlished dribbler, excellent re bounder, and good team man. He is an outstanding driver and has amazing reflexes. National Collegiate Athletic As sociation records now held by Selvy include: most points in one season with 934, most field goals for one season, most field goals for four years (this is only his third season), all-time career point total, all-time two-year total, all time one game total (100 against Newberry), all-time career aver age, all-time one season average, best one game free throw mark (25 of 27), all-time one game field goal total (41-Newberry), best two-year field goal record, most field goal attempts one season, career most times 50 or more points (6), most times 60 or more points one season (5), and several others. Carolina will enter the game with four men averaging in dou ble figures. Forwards Joe Smith and Tonm Hofferth, Center Lee Collins, and Guard Jack Hlufford are all hitting better t.han 10 p(hits a game. In last year's game with Furman at the Field House, the Gamecocks p)ulled a 74-72 upset. Selvy scored ~'29 points that night as lhe played with a sprained ankle. Carolina's next home game after Furman will be against T1he Cita del, Feb. 26. Call for Rest Of Baseball ?ham Issued G;amecock baseball coach Ted Petoskey has issued a call for all infielders and outfielders to nieet in the field house Monday at 1:30. Pitchers and catchers reported last week and have been working to get in shiape. Tlhe leading mem bors of the pitching staff are ex pected to be Hleyward and HIowardl Tunstall, the twins from IDarling ton, Gene Molnar, Billy F"rierson, and Johnny Cooley. Frierson is the only lefthiander among the five. The Tunstalb; and Molnar are lettermen. Cooley was a high school team mate at Swansea of Otis llawls, who made all-Southern for the Gamecocks before finishing . his eligibility last year. lie hams also had semi-pro experience. 'ocks ield House; ince Monday K BASS Editor be on exhibit tomorrow night nd 4,000 fans are expected to !s until no more squeezing is the holder of ever major jrd. shot tomorrow night, a record ns severai new records; every were turned down before 10 the last 100 tickets had gone Tankmen Enter SC State Meet At Charleston Carolina's swimming team will enter the state swimming meet at The Citadel tomorrow aftertioon. Other teais entering the meet will be Clemson, The Citadel, and )robably Woffol. During the regular season, the Gaievock swimnlers defeated Wofford, tied Clemson and lost to The Citadel for a .500 record within the state. Their overall recor(d was two wins, one tie, and seven losses. The conference meet will be held Feb. 27, a week from tomorrow. In their last meet of the season the tankmen easily defeated Wof ford team, 46-18. Only Hill Peel, among the three Ieading scorers fot Carolina, took part, in the meet as Will Iliddleton and Jack Hale were both missing. Phil Wilkinson CamllV inl first inl the 50-yard dash and the 20-yard backstroke to take scoring honors for Carolina. Summary: 300-yard medley relay-1. Caro lina (Snowden, Etheridge, Floyd). 3:32.4. 220-yard freestyle--A. Turner (SC) 2. Walter (SC) 3. Dowdswell (Wofford). 2:48.3. 50-yard dlash-1. Wilkinson (SC) 2. E. Floyd (SC) 3. R. 1artin (Wofford). 25.3. 150-yard individual medley-1. White (SC) 2. D. Martin (Wof ford). 2:03. Diving-1. Peel (SC). 100-yard freestyle-1. Summers (Wofford) 2. Dority (SC) 3. Hlottensall (Wofford). 1:2.4. 200-yard backstroke-1. Wilkinl son (SC) 2. Penney (Wofford) 3. Guthridge (Wofford). 3:16.21. 4t0o-yard freestyle relay - I. Carolina (Dority, Eargle, Turner, RIyan). 4:30. Track Tear For ACC I] By JACI T1he Carolina t rack team is busy I in preparation for the Atlantic Coast Conference indoor meet to lie held at C:hapel Hlill, N. C. next weekendl on Feb. 26-27. The Gamecocks have several strong candidates for first p)lace honors in the conference meet. Sonny Wileher in the 44.0, Freddie Rtoberts in the half mile, Tommy Woodlee in the 100 and 220, and Ted Robinson in the pole vault are among thle tolp iniv idual perform ers ont the squad. The strongest evetnt for the Gamecocks may be the muile relay. There will be about eight top) performers lookinig for places on the nmile relay team atnd Coach Weetms Baskin has not yet dlecided just who will get the four p)ositions. Wilcher andt Roberts are all but certain relay starters and the other two sp)ots are beitng fought for by Wood lee, Black ie Kitneaid, Itoddy Robbins, Leon Cunin gham and several others. Wilcher was unbeaten in the 440 yardl dash in dual cotmpletitiotn last year as a freshman and Roberts set a new state Inalf mi ile record in the state meet at Clinton. Woodlee, who was itn the Coast Guaord laist year, is thle holer of the state 1 00-yar td tashi record with a mark of 9.7 secotnds and ts also a tolp tian in the 220. Robinson miadle a lot oif pro(gress~ ias a fresh man last year in the pole vault atnd hiis tolp marik was 13 feet. Haskin sa id earlier this week that lhe wasI not yet sure howv many men he woouh( take to thle C onu ference meiet but ind1icatedl that W~oodllee, WVilcher, Roberts, Robin son, * unni nghamn, K inetid, shot pot ter' doe lDefore, dlistance men t;arni Mlryde, Jack Blair, and A lIen I nabinet, jumipers Gene Brown and Doun (lark, and hurdlers Don Whetstone and Jim Summers Meet Winter Drills At Half-Way Point Today The first half of winter football drills is scheduled to end today for Carolina's Gamecocks. Gone from last year's starting line-up are the two ends, three backs, and one guard. But the re maining five regulars, top-notch reserves from last fall's success ful team, bohunks, and freshmen are expected to give the 1954 models of the Gamecocks their greatest depth ever. The only positions that appear to be not quite as strong as last fall are at quarterback and end. And the outlook at these spots is far from dim. Regulars not returning include All-Conference quarterback Johnny Gramiling, All-Conference end Clyde Bennett, All-Conference see ond team guard Bob King, end Warren Clarke, and halfbacks Gene Wilson and Blackie Kincaid. But returning from the last year's varsity are quarterback IHarold Lewis; halfbacks Mike Caskey and Carl Brazell; full backs Bill Wohrman and Crosby Lewis; ends Larry Gosnell, Spec Granger, and Joe Silas; tackles Harry Lovell, Hugh Merck, and Bob Schwartz; guards Frank Mincevich, Joe Defore, Dick Cov ington, and Bill Weston; and centers Leon Cunningham and Hugh Bell among others. Mincevich and Cunningham both nade all-ACC last fall. Among the bohuraks are such familiar names as halfbacks Tommy Woodlee and Bobby Drawdy, quarterback Bill Behrens, end Robert Brunson who switched over from center, and transfer :tudents Ed Adams at fullback and Dick Camalucci at center. Six good ends are coming up from the freshman team in Julius Derrick, Billy Rivers, Rick Eriec son, Buddy 1rick, Joe Stegall, and Joe Frederick. Other outstanding freshman prospects include "Sanitary Sam" DeLucca at tackle, Bill Floyd and Luke Beasley at guard, Mackie Prickett, Jerry Page, and Jake Reber at quarterback, half backs Dick Bartulski, Ralph Fasano, and Ron Jacobs, and full backs Ervin Bales and Jim Kap linski. ui Prepares adoor Meet E BASS wouldl be included, lie said that others would go if they were in good enough shape. Baskin also stated that he plannedl to take at least two fresh mien-Bernard Arant, a distance specialist, and Earl Taylor, high jump)er andl hurdler. The indoor meet will have all events except the discus and jay ilan. MORE CANDIDATES WANTED 1t is Coach Baskin's wish to have at least 45 men on the track team and he hopes more candidates will turn out, adding that it still isn't too late to get in shape for the first outdoor meet on March 20 with Presbyterian here. Hie said that he is p)articularly eager to get more depth in the broad jump and weight events. The track team will be strength enedl when football season ends and some of the football players can devote full time to track. FROSHI TEAM PLANNED There are several other promis ing freshmen out besides Arant and Taylor and a four or five meet freshmen schedule is being pllannedl, according to Baskin. IListed bolowv is the varsity track schedule: Feb. Wi--ACC Indoor Meet at Chapel Hill, N. C. March 20-Presbyterian College in Columbia. March 27-Florida Relays at Gainesville, Fla. A pril 2-Duke in Columbia. A lpril 10-North Carolina in Co lumbia. April 17--North Carolina State at Raleigh, N. C. A pril 24-D)avidson and The Citadel in Columbia. May 1-Clemson at Clemson. May 7-8--State Meet at Clinton. May 14-1&.---ACC Outdoor Meet (place undecided). Selvy Tomc THE MASTER AND THE TEACHER are shown above with the teacher being Lyles Alley, coach of the Furman Paladi.3, and the master scorer and star pupil, Frank Selvy, on the right. ENGINEERING SENIORS... North Amnerican AVsatzon Los Angeles will interview here MARCH 22 ..THE DUPO DI s Techni< Sales A major in glibness and a minor in in.notrshe solidl informal ion -- t hose were the csoe rbes mythical reqluiremlents for a sales- prmnsmita man in t he old days. But they really mntscis,he never sufficed for a man selling the lmscnetdwt p)roducts of chemical technology,. fanwpout Today, the diverse appllicat ionIs of wokdot D)u Pont's 1 200 p)rodulcts and( prod uct lines create a neced for t rainedl Freape sales personnel representinug many 0Wo uPn' different technical hack grounds. rentycldup These men must deal intelligently tOermkabte with problems in chemistry and eni- svehefocara gineering app)i)hi to such fields as eepo)lm n(0 p)lastics, ceramics, te'xt iles, and many schieadmo others. ietfles otn D)u P~ont. technical men are as- meodaloadt signled to various types of te'chnical inldgopmu sales activity. In1 some spot.s they are peaueomiln eqtmm)e( to andl allphass ofsell therssu they Jame A.Newan,B '~in h Noth paratm et, mintai~ sculug an cndmon~foruudio nyon talemcote withPrf JF.Bgn State'sne ofarDu Pont's >rrow Night Call Goes Out Chesterfield For All Golfers Selvy A call for candidates for the golf team has been issued by Hobby Point Total Lloswell, who is acting student The Chestvifield score-gueoing :oach for Coach Ernie Lawhorne. contest will feature the exploits Boswell can be contacted in Pres- of the SoutWs most talked about ton 340 or by calling Ext. 385. basketball star, according to cam Tryouts will be held soon and pus epre:entative Ralph Gregory. eight or nine men will be kept The object of this week's contest an the team, including six regu- will be to guess the number of lars. points that P'urnan star Frank The schedule has not been re- SeIvY will score in tomorrow leased yet, but matches are being night's gain. against the Game arranged with other state teams cocks. and members of the Atlantic Coast All enes must be po8ted in Conference. The season will end the Chesicified ballot box in the with the State Collegiate Trourna- caniteell before noon tomorrow. ment in Spartanburg in May. Tach entry shoull contain the con Only Boswell, Ralph Irick, and teCsant': pereliction, name and Eddie Picquet are back from last campus addres,. year's team that won seven, lost Each entry aiut Re on the back seven, and tied one. of a Chejt(ofiid wrapper to count. At GRAYSO N'S Style HIeadquarters~ for Mien Choose the Apparel that Will Put You At the Head of the STrin STYLE PARADE Now Showing a Large elnctiom of Early Spring * SUITS " SPORT COATS * SLACKS " SPORT SHIRTS " DRESS SHIRTS 0 . . at popular prices Drop In and See h Latestf Syles GRAYSON'S wh e C le iea quarteer for oen 1317 MAIN s,rREETI mrjct ach n (1hulcait O ell as t1 l ant'p EdiIiqetaebc frmlat camp54 us addrss.it to redlit&c r t(~ir 1.1il; 11;0)11 ot arc t w elding ro i sthk. 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