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35-34 SCORE DECIDES
Sims Independents
Freshmen For WA.
By Mac Hill
Assistant Sports Editor
The Sims Independents walked off with the championshi
letic Association double-elimination basketball tournament
undefeated Freshmen in two straight games.
The once-beaten Independents pushed the tourney into
Freshmen a 52-35 setback last Friday night and they the
ship by squeezing past a fighting yearling sextet, 35-34, in V
Sports Ganders
(Contied from page 6)
were attempting to get the boy to sign a grant-in-aid with
their school. With all the confusion which is marked with
recruiting, the boy might sign with a college on the spur
of the moment (let's not kid ourselves, it's done quite often)
and then along in June or July, the athlete, having thought
over the matter of his future education, decides that he
. should go to another school. But, he's already signed the
grant-in-aid paper with one school, so pow he can't go to
any other school in the conference because it is against the
conference's rules and regulations. What a helluva a mess!!
What's he gonna do?
Everyone will just have to wait and see what is going
to happen in the "baby" of the major collegiate conferences
in the United States. The question will come up again at the
spring meeting of the conference in May, 1957.
Clemson, you' had better think this thing through before
you jump off the deep end. All this goes to the so-called
Big Four, too.
From Atop the Fence ...
Today is the day for speculation, so I'm speculatin' on a
few things.
First of all, as you know, Coach Johnny Sauer resigned
as head coach at The Citadel this week "for personal rea
sons." Well, I believe these "personal reasons" exist in the
form of a big boost in pay from another college.
Perhaps you know that the University of Texas is cur
rently looking for a new head coach since Eddie Price re
signed during the season, and Southern California is also
looking for a new head man after Lynn "Pappy" Waldorf
retired.
Sauer was a backfield coach for the professional Los
Angeles Rams before coming to The Citadel, and all the people
in California appeared to like Sauer real well.
The prospects, money, people, and all the other condi
tions necessary to have a good football team exist in Cali
fornia.
So, my prediction is: Johnny Sauer will probably accept
the head coaching job at Southern California if offered. Or,
he might even accept the job at Texas. All this is purely
my own guess, and might be wrong, but it is worth thinking
about.
I SPORTS MORGUE I
The Gamecock, Dec. 12, 1941:
Coach Frank Johnson's cagers pre
pare to open their '41-'42 season.
The first three games of the sea
ston wvill be included in the northern
tour next week. Opponents are
Xavi, Michigan State and Ken.
tucky..v . The University Block
"C" club voted to deposit $300
1in defense savings bondst...Pi..
KA's to meet KA's for intramural
football crowvn at Melton Field.
80-point scoring average with vic
tories over The Citadel andI New
berry. . . . Steve Wadiak was
presentedl a gold pin at the New
man Club (dance held in his honor
- - at Hotel Columbia.
The Gamecock, Dec. 14, 1951:
J's boxing team (defeated Fort
, Jackson, 7-2, in their first match
-. - -of the season. . . . Carolina's
basketballing Gamecocks face their
- ~.:--- irst big test of the season by
meeting Ga. Tech tomorrow.
Coach Johnson's cagers have an
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n wrapped up the champion
onday night's torrid action.
The Freshmen had an 11-point
lead mid-way in the final period
and were out front, 34-27, with
two minutes remaining in the con
troversial contest. However, Sue
Hook, Melba Corley and Mary
Harbeson each hit a two-pointer
to close the gap to a lone point
with 13 seconds remaining. At this
point a foul was called against
the Freshman team and Corley
sank each of two free throws to
ice the game for her mates from
Sims.
Following their loss to AdPi,
43-36, in the initial game of the
meet, the Independents swept
through six opponents, including
a 42-20 "revenge" win over ADPi,
on their march to the crown. They
had a 50.7 per game scoring aver
age with Harbeson and Corley do
ing most of the scoring. In seven
games, Corley averaged 19 points
and Harbeson 18.
The Freshmen reached the
finalS by downing such teams as
Chi 0, 59-34, Pi Beta Phi, 61-30,
and ADPi, 41-35. Mary Lou West
bury with a 19.2 average and Car
rie Smith with 12.6 paced their
team to a 46 per game output.
The Independents' team scoring
average was high for the tourney
as was their total 355 points. They
were also the meet's best defensive
team, holding the opposition to an
average of 28.4 points per game.
Individual scoring honors went
to Corley of the Independents for
most points scored with 133 and
to ADPi's Ann Hollowell for the
best per game average with 26.5.
The tournament officials and
members of The Gamecock sports
staff chose the following to the
all-tournament teams. Points each
player received in the voting are
shown in parenthesis.
Nora Dewitt, guard for the In
dependents, was chosen the tourna
ment's most valuable player and
Mary Lou Westbury, Freshman
forward, the best sport.
The All-Tournament Team:
Pat Barfield, Pi Beta Phi (23),
Beverly Parler, Chi 0 (23) and
Mary Lou Westbury, Freshmen
(23), forwards; and Nora Dewitt,
Independents (25), Joyce Hugh
ston, ADPi (21) and B. J. Mur
ray, Pi Beta Phi (19), guards.
The second team, Mary Harbe
son, Independents (21), Ann Hol
lowell, ADPi (20), and Melba
Corley, Independents (15), for
wards; and *Jane Brown, Fresh
men (16), *Mary Carson, Fresh
men (16), and Betty Jo Spann,
Independents (16), guards.
The third team, Sue Hook, In
dependents (5), Carrie Smith,
Freshmen (3), and Ginny Elliott,
Pi Beta Phi (3), forwards; and
Rosie Newman, Independents (15),
Pam Harrington, Freshmen (5),
and Nancy Shirley, ADPi (3),
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The Sims Independents won the F
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guards.
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ward.)
Honorable Mention: Austin and
Godwin, ZTA; Whittle, KD; By
num and Epstein, Independents;
Spell and Perry, Freshmen; Polk,
DZ; Singletary and Jones, ADPi;
Anderson and Petoskey, Chi 0;
and Folline, DDD.
Box scores:
(Loser's Bracket Semi-Finals)
Pi Beta Phi (34) Ind. (58)
F-Barfield (16) Harbeson (26)
F-Nelson .. Bynum (10)
F-Elliott (16) . Corley (20)
G-Murray Newman
G-Roderick Epstein
G-Turner ... . . Dewitt
Subs: Pi Phi-Till, Piccoli, Dil
lingham. Ind.-Hook 2, Watson,
Spann, Heape.
(Loser's Bracket Finals)
ADPi (20) Independents (42)
F-Singletary (14) Harbeson (14)
F-Hollowell (6) Corley (21)
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PC JC (66) S. C. Frosh (76)
F-Jolly (13) W. Hudson (19)
F-Schwartz (7) Callahan (25)
C-McDonald (26) Dial (6)
G--Wilson (8) B. Hudson (16)
G-Barnette (4) Gregory (8)
PJC subs: Boles (4). USC subs:
Luigs (2), Bowie (2), Morgan.
Halftime score: SC 36, PJC 35.
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UNC meet:
400 medley-UNC, Krepp, Rose,
Zickgeaf, Zwicker. Time: 4:00.4.
220 freestyle - 1. Schiffman,
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UNC. Time: 2:13.7.
50 freestyle-1. Nash, UNC; 2.
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200 butterfly-1. Maheffy, UNC;
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Diving - 1. Keslo, UNC; 2.
Parker, UNC; 3. Kimes, USC.
100 freestyle-1. Nash, UNC;
2. Maness, UNC; 3. Bailey, USC.
Time: 0:55.4.
200 backstroke-1. Butler, UNC;
2. Poulnot, USC. Time: 2:87.8.
440 freestyle - 1. Schiffman,
UNC; 2. Atwater, UNC; 3. Gaston,
USC. Time: 4:58.3.
200 breaststroke - 1. Mercer,
UNC; 2. Campbell, USC; Cooper,
UNC. Time: 2:37.1.
Relay - UNC, Krepp, Rose,
Zickgeaf, Zwicker. Time: 3:31.2.
N. C. State meet:
400 medley-N. C. State, James,
Climo, Fadgen, Ruppenthal. Time:
4:26.9.
220 freestyle-1. Nauss, State;
2. Gaston, USC. Time: 2:35.6.
50 freestyle-1. Robinson, State;
2. Bailey, USC; 3. Verrault, State.
Time: 0:23.9.
200 butterfly-1. Fadgen, State.
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Diving-1. Marks, State; 2.
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100 freestyle "- 1. Robinson,
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USC. Time: 0:54.6.
200 breaststroke - 1. James,
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