Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Grady Grady Wallace ... All-Ameri. can by South Carolina legislative action and by sports writers' ac elaim ... opposing coaches term - Grady, "as one of the belt I've ever seen". . . his own coach, I - FOR LACK O LI Wa1ace, Frank Johnson, "Wallace is a joy to, coach" . . . his 'Gamecock teammates call him, "all around, the greatest" . . . to his close friends Grady is a "humble, un assuming, whale-of-a-fine guy" U A CHARIOT EFENSE TOO amsM KES MUSIC, COEDS All-Ai to his parents from Mare Creek, Kentucky, who were in he Carolina stands when" Grady cored 44 points against Clem ion, "that's our boy" . . . na tional scoring leader with a 31 point per game average . . . his professors look at Grady as "a hard working student" . . . to the Carolina campus Grady is the man of the hour and for many years to come . . . the legend of Grady Wallace and his fabled jump shot will long be with us . . . Wallace is an author of note, having rewritten the record book with a "basketball point pen" . . -. Wallace likes grapes, movies, girls, and "just messin' around" . . . Grady plays an exceptional banjo "for kicks" .. he enjoys the dormitory styled bull-sessions . . . when told he had been named to the United Press All-American team, Grady blushed and said shyly, "It was a mighty nice thing for them to do." . . . Grady has picked up such nicknames as Graceful and Grade-A . . . they fit to a "T" . in the' words of the South Carolina House of Representa tives, "Grady Wallace is All American in every sense of the word." The pictures presented here show Grady at work and play. He does each with excellence and ease. For Grady Wallace is the University of South Caro lina's All-American. (Photos by Walt and text by Robert Talbert) nerican DN DUNKS iT PRACTICE MAKES MARY, k~~~: ":/":s" CARD SHARK AND FRIEND t ~ .}fi. y v . 4 PRESTON[ JAM-SESSION DICK ANDSMW GRADY PAUS 32tO RERS