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IACC YARDSTICK WRESTLING TEAM Maryland ..................107 North Carolina ............. Si Virginia ................... 52 N. C. State ................ 11 Duke .....................4d Wake Forest ............... I INDIVIDUAL 115 lb.-Sandy Wise, Virginia 157 lb.-Sal Amato, Maryland 123 lb.--John McHugh, Maryland 167 lb.-Dick Dean, Maryland 130 lb.-Ray Haney, Maryland 177 lb.-Clif Matthews, Maryland 137 lb.-Rodney Norris, Maryland 191 lb.-Harold McElhaney, Duke 147 lb.-Nick Biondi, Maryland Unlimited-Henry Jordan, Virginli (Norris selected outstanding wrestler of tournament.) SWIMMING TEAM Conference Meets All Meets W L Tied Pts. Opp. W L Tied Pts. Opp North Carolina .. 7 0 0 406 197 9 0 0 527 24 N. C.State .. ..5 2 0 858 244 6 4 0 470 381 Duke.. .. .. .. .. .. 5 2 0 348 248 6 5 '0 496 445 Maryland ...... 4 8 0 801 287 5 6 0 419 512 Virginia ........ 2 4 1 294 802 4 7 1 452 574 Clemson ....... .2 4 1 270 828 2 5 1 809 869 South Carolina .. 1 6 0 248 337 2 7 0 323 434 Wake Forest .... 0 5 0 42 235 0 6 0 65 29 INDIVIDUAL 50 Free-Bill Roth, N. C., 22.8 200 Ind. Med.-Charlie Krepp 100 Back-Charlie Krepp, N. C., N. C., 2:12.2 57.0 220 Free-Frank Nauss, N. C 100 Free--Dave McIntyre, N. State, 2:10.1 C. State, 50.2 440 Free-Frank Nauss, N. C 100 Breast-Dick Fadgen, N. C. State, 4:42.7 State, 1:06.8 1500 Free-Frank Nauss, N. C 100 Butter-Bill Zickgraf, N. State, 19:30.5 C., 57.8 400 Med. Relay-North Carolina 200 Back-Charlie Krepp, N. C., 4:05.5 2.16.1400 Free Relay-North Carolina 2:100 1 B3:33.6 200 Breast-Dick Fadgen, N. C. 1-M Diving-Dave McInnis, N. State, 2:22.8 C., 410.6 200 Butter-Dick Fadgen, N. C. 3-M Diving-Dave McInnis, N. State, 2:16.0 C., 468.25 INDOOR TRACK TEAM Maryland ........ .......61% Clemson .................. 7% North Carolina ............82 N. C. State .............. 6% Duke ............... .....20% South Carolina ............ 2 Virginia ..................18 W ake Forest .............. 0 INDIVIDUAL 60-Dave Sime, Duke, 6.3 BJ - Robert Laberty, Duke 600-Dave Leas, Maryland, 1:18.1 21-1% 880-David Scurlock, North Car- HJ-tie George Hogan (M) and olina, 1:57.1 Mile-Jim Beatty, North Caro- o t (M), M y8 lina, 4:16.9 So -EM Two mile-Jim Beatty, North Carolina, 9:32.2 PV-Henry Davenport, Virginia, 70 L,H-Jim Starboard, Mary- 13-0 land, 7.7 70 HH-Jim Starboard, Mary- Mile relay-North Carolina 3:29.9 21-1% USC fne enns tam,whiHJ-llpaticiperg e AlantM) and nex wekIs icurd boie.Thy ae,bakTow, Ta t to) riht-8 l wel, Bb Lft nd eV (Snnyhoatt-- Fron rowk, sa lnde,I PV-Henrybavenport,uirginna Mifeleen rea-ot4 aoia32. land, 8.6 Two mile relay-Maryland 9:20.3 USC's ft i next eek s pitured abov. Th y ar, bac row lef to i g ,Bil well Bo Lut an Leon Sony) Cntt Frnt ow, ameordr, SIX BOTTLE CARTON (s D Netters Ease By Erskine For 8-1 Win Carolina's netters easily downed Erskine's Flying Fleet in a tennis match at the Maxey Gregg courts last Monday afternoon 8-1. In the top match of the day, Sohny Gantt was forced to 6-4, 6-3, before finally downing Don Wood. Bob Luft, the No. 8 player for the Gamecocks had to go the full limit of three sets before beating Bob Cunningham of Erskine, 6-1, 4-6, 6-0. Erskine won its only meeting of the match as Gene Anderson and Ronnie Parker beating Henry Blackwell and Bill Burns, 6-2, 6-4. Summary: Gantt (SC) defeated Wood (E), 6-4, 6-3; Burns (SC) defeated Parker (E) 6-4, 6-1; Luft (SC) defeated Cunningham (E), 6-1, 4-6, 6-0; Blackwell (SC) defeated McDonald (E), 6-3, 6-3; Whit comb (SC) defeated Anderson (E), 6-0, 6-0; Spruell (SC) de feated Parker (E), 6-3, 6-1; Gantt-Luft defeated Wood-Cun ningham (E), 6-2, 6-1; Anderson Parker (E) defeated Blackwell Burns (SC), 6-2, 6-4; Spruell Whitcomb (SC) defeated Parker McDonald (E), 6-3, 6-3. Alex Hawkins, star sophomore halfback with the Gamecocks in 1956, has been named to the All-Pi Kappa Alpha All-American football team which was released recently. Hawkins was one of nine South erners named to the fraternity All-American team and will be presented with a scroll at a later date. N.M at Conference meet at Chapel Hill Burns, Henry (Snookie) Black reddie Spruell, Ernest Whitworth, ters defeated Erakine, 8-1. (Staff AT CLJ Thinclads In S By Parker Evatt meet will be the versatile Con Sports Writer , way Snipes, who was the top USC's track team will be the point man in'the meet last year, and Just might be again tis defending champions In the annual year. Snipes will defend his state meet tomorrow at Clinton. first places in the pole vault and The meet will begin at 2 p.m. with broad Jump. Clemson College and Presbyterian The Gamecocks are almost sure College giving the Gamecocks the of seven first places in the meet with outstanding runners like Don most competition. Goodroe, Billy Latham, Buddy Coach Weems Baskin's Game- Mayfield, George Thomas, Larry cocks have won the annual- meet Patrick, and Snipes leading the for the past four years and will way. be favored to make it five in a Goodroe has yet to lose a hurdle row. race for the Birds and Saturday Leading the Birds into the should be no exceptione Don's time .." 2 0 GRIMNESS PAYS OFF . . .Bob Luft (left) and Sonny Gantt (right) of Carolina's tennis team look across the net at the op ponents in grim determination before taking on the Erskine Flying Fleet at Maxey Gregg Park last Monday afternoon. Luft and Gantt are USCjs number one doubles team which won the South Caro [iwa Invitational Meet at Clinton last weekend. In the satch with ErskGne, the doubles team downed their opponents in quick sets, 6.2, 6-1. (Gamecock photo by Ken StGrgeon) A SYS1 PtrIckTwo years ago, c tion. 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Watch foi a close to record toss in this event Birds Beat Tigers Last Saturday the Gamecocks defeated arch-rival Clemson by the score of 70 to 61. This ended the regular season for the Birds with only the state meet and ACC meel remaining. Conway Snipes led the way for the Gamecocks by capturing 13 points which made him high man in the meet. Conway continued to win the pole vault with a fine vault of 12 feet 6 inches and also won the 100-yard dash and placed ARROW I 1 Block jr 1209 1631 Quality 3-Hour 1-Day Press W1 2-DAY REGU Suits 1-Day it's it like to be *EMS ANALYS >llege senior Thomas Wheeler aski tems Analyst in IBM's Data Proce lence and gives some pointers the first, most important step In yc c~onverting the flow W d information into Hwde operation for an noiee nm computer. 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