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Zone ( lIY BLANDING CLAIKRON, JR.1 Gamecock Sports Writer 'owerful rebounding and a hal- I aneed attack swept strong inde penident chamllp zone 6 to a con vncIng 55-47 decision over Sigma Nu, fraternity winner, for the S m 1) u s intraniral basket.ball championship. Superlative efforts on the part of Ken Lester, 14 points, and Earl Staton, 12 points, pro pelled the undefeated "Zone t 6ers" , to their victory. t Leading the rraternity champs were their "big guns," Jimmy Howell and Jimmy Johnson, with I I and 11 points, respec tivel.v. Also giving a good effort t in a losing cause was guard L)ean if 65% "Dacion"* po the natural shoulJer Also Dacron and C All Cotton Seersucker Suit Dacron & Worsted Suits I Gray D Oon t tr o d e mor k 1 3 4 7 M Treyt( STHE TAR EYTON RIN~ MARKS THE REAL T Here's one filter ci The difference unique inner filter of A\CT make the taste of a ciga ret a pure white outler filter - Tareyton delivers-and yoa P1/AL F/L/ 7 E i Whip Jimmy Mills, who put in eight I A14 points. 1411 Tho taller indepentrents domi iated the rebounds for most of 1,-2 he vamie. led by Joe Prehodka, a ester, and Lyles Adair. Chief J-o Inong the Sigma Nu rebounders wi vere -Johnson, Ed Hancock, and.A< limmy Moore, before he was to Oreed from the game with five wi ouls. sh A large factor in the game was igia Nu's inability to hit con- a istantly from outside against l'o, he tight 2-1-2 defense put up by 13 he Zone team. la: Zone 6 Too Big (u Sigma Nu, though fighting tooth ho mnd nail for rebounds, consistantly Ili rave the bigger independents more qu han one shot under the basket, Ispecially after forward Jimmy E( sgate. ?] .... Wash 'n' wear blend of y3ster and 35% cotton in model. $42.95 otton Poplin Suits 39.95 s by H.I.S. 22.95 >y Campus Togs from $49.95 0 son s min St. n delive DUAL j 4 m HING! garette that's really diff is this: Tareyton's Dual Filter giv I VATFlK) .1) I IAlA, dlefmitely y te miuhi andl smiooth. It works togel o ba lance thle flavor elemuents in th a enjoy- the best taste of the best l Tareyto) S igi lort. fouled oul midway in the Irth period. 4onle (I got. off to ani early 4-0 (I on a1 pair of frev throws and iumpsiit by Turner before inson opened Si gia Nu ;coring th a jimin per f rom the side. lair's layup stretched the lead four but the Nts came back on ,h two free tosses and a set It by Howell. I'wo quick buckets gave Zone 6 12-8 advantage, but Sigma Nu 1iht back and took the lead .12 on John Pfalzgraf's driving !up with 15 seconds left in the ar1ter. Ten Seconds later, Pre ilka hit a reboundshot giving the vstonites a 11-13 edge as the Irter Closed. A juipshot by sib sparkplug Hancock put the Sigma Nus Ba se EBirds ( The Gamet-cock% tipeni their baso .thlevic 6enter. StarIing off a-s omt panel. Newmani i, a righthamded ht weigh-, 189 poids. In the right pa of re diammu men. erent! 4ACTIVATEI) ( her withi [I smoke.. 9.... ISUSU. obaccas. Putre white (out I1 1Iaouc 4 .int ...~. 72(-;d *.. na Nu nck in tie leIad, 1--1. but Adai md Staton combined to make i 18-15. Two Signai Nu hasket. imndwiched about an Adair fret (SS airain tied the score at 1, 1piece. ILester put in a three-poini flay, ran the score to 22-19, onlN o see Johnson free toss to kno he score again at 22-22. One-Point Margin A Lester layup made it 25-22 in favor of Zone 6, but one of the independents' most impor tant players got into deep foul trouble. With 2:08 left in the quarter, Lyles Adair, Zone 6's All-Intramural choice committed his fourth foul. Closely guarded by the fraternity team Adair's rebounding had been outstand ing and his team was hurt some what when he was forced to sit )allei Xo SOU WMAN AND GRIJ4 'ball Season this afternloonl again-,t 41f IIhe mnoundsmn1 i, '4re1e"1 itter and he pitche, wiih lik right I iel i& Coach Joe Grni.-n, uho open.i, IIARICOAI uiner filter rr 9mter For CI fiul mo.Ilst fth h14 . Ist hallf. The g fraternit champs u1,4e-d w foul -I JIt s to) close t he ga p to 25. 2 1 w-i the half cended. t A c,id j)(11 wii . th pIart of S Sigmna Nu p!' It hem dep ir the i h1b- at I he st a rIt. of the second t< half. Zon. 6 put inl three layups at and three fre-e thr,ows before their bt f1ppoilits 1'bild 'e)I.re to fashion a tI : 1-2 1 14-ad, t he 4,ir I onm gest of the dit 'venin. Signiia Nu finally broke N1 thw ie, with a pair of charity w tc,ssvs by Almore. Led by Ianock, Iv the <quadralinrle nwn Ilade i tre- r< c('11wseta Ilack -Ahat br,jught t.hem to within tw% points at 36 :"1 .\11 ills' bmow jumlper. A threvo,- I ,init i play by Turner i s tre.ftch14d th /I.zone 4; h-ad to I9- | a1. Baiskfts hy .lihnson we llowll . iust I1-(fore. hw bu1ZZ4.r closed the i 'S op th ForI IF A N ;4-crgia Smithern al t th Ei i right 411o11tlu N ,hown i th4 Ieft t id. h ie ,nir 1ltmn i, 6-2 and hi, illb4-mi,etike eaon a, mnikor aSeekst fI'lllr III A idl Itnn is ort aire iterested in the iZamell. Ilie would( like forT them to ctact him inl his office' in the ht lottramu)1ral1 lepa rtme.nt as5 soon1 The re'ao Sth iat he is 51earch ing for tailent amolng tihe highIly educlIa ted' is helau111e Carol ina\ w ill be1 spontstoring a facutlty t ten ('11% 41 tournamen'ft inl t he future. TI to theski ~. . her pesirto -'4 made fr tndoranwh avntsa tdeod Lampi Il to - as ithe third period 1111 t41 a closw. A fter t) seconds had elapsed in Sfinial period, Johnson sent the gima Nus ahead for the last me 1-219, with a tipin. A free ss by Prehodka tied the score id Zone Ws rebound advantage (-mniv eVident. Statonl picked off v next, iiissed fre(, toss, then imped it. in to widenl the gap. omients later Lester Camnie Up ith a vital tipin to push the ad to 11- W and Signo N, never cvereitd. Outscored Nus After Mills narrowed it to 1-12 w ith a long jumpshot, oite 6 went on a scoring ram )Imge that put the game on ice. Hie% outeored Sigma Nu 10-1 n the spurt. mostly on the en S<( Relays Tlh ,amecocks open their 1960 i inll)-Crd schelulf tom(orrow bwn they en;outier their oppo!, I the lrida iyas' held in lit an exclusive interview with he "Ganecock" Tuesday, cinder 'tach Weems Haskin said that his year's thin clads were 'ou' fng and have a lack of con Fidence. Mental aspect figures L,reatly in an athletic contest. If a player is ready mentally, And has confidence. he will do a vreat job. But, on the other hiand. if he is scared of the re -uits, then that is when the rouble starts." Th4 1irds havv entered the Ke ys f''r qui*tv a nlumlber of ye1ar'S ri hve had good reslis. In this I . f ur r tvly s are held . plus wI 0 -y r dash. Oh''t-putt, dis r urlles a1nd pilt vault. t. Ine-ikle relay. Er ick wra will run the first 440 ails. .1my B; Harrow falls inl Vxt. f''Ll e. V lin Uptirn, and rdler f'harliPradch?av:F I-Ieri ttBrw. I '-an) F> shu , inm.'y 11"rr''w and Wow.; will pr.!1: 11 yars I ach 1 r ti.e qu:i -r m1:1 relav. The Distainve Relav uncovers Pail Masem for s140 yds.. Bob Thorn for the three-quarter mile. John Pfalzgraf for the mile, and the runner for the 1101 yards had not heen determined at this w%rit ing. A\s of Tuesday'. on:y one- mn ei hel.ritterinedt for the.. 880) the ' Sprint Medlet Iy Relay. TIhree ic re men aret nt.edd for a t eam. lHriwn, Wswra, andf Fowble have n appoint ed to represent the amec-cks in the lint-yard dlash. In: the. l:t high huirdles. Br:-! tOw. a tran> fer fromn Wofford legte w'ho >hined as a sophonr.re >t year for the 1irds, wvill run. I istancet mian Hhb Dr:ule hus IIn listed as a po)ssiihtyU ftr the Vto-mile run. Foo'~tbhallers Bob ret1 anid Sam Hlumpthreyv will iow te dis-us. In the pole vautt (vent, .lim: ale nu! h' e i '0mp tg while 'am:rnit IDan I ptont wv eptftt a Universalis* id this deodorant h impunity. Mennen Spray was orant he knows will get through starts. st that. It gets through to the en use Mennen Spray than any ret? 64# and $1.00 plus tax onship ' strength ol' six free throw .Jimmy Moore fouled out A it I five Milnutes le in the game. further aiding the Zone 6 cause by depreciatin- the Sigma Nu rebounding. A fter a tipini by J(lison, Adair pumped in a free throw to give the ride pendent their 55 points. Hian (-4k Lit a "Sno(wbird" for Sigmta Nu to make the final score Zone C, s5. Sigma Nu 47. Adiair 1as rit behlnd tie two 'opeeirirs fortZne ww with 11 eintl. Turner hit 11) markers and I'rhwka w%as lhw man it the bal ;ti.ed atta k with 8 points. A\ -ri .\l 'i egiht. points. Han Sck ontriih,ed sev'eni markers to ie Svima Nu cause and Moore and l'f,jlzW-e.tf added five arnd two aRs o 'Play At Home This Afternoon If r it Cl' n t r u we 'x e thi. Hub a8 fit tH afl tn 'I" s;ud l e Iiiu ian. ne;. : a h t hlet ba eb er. Thr-1 elub he haes- 1.:01 w s r r th.e (;alene coecks. ('ee:wtl ( ir e': (. ntinued:( "We arle :e .ti e itronger ..- year. I i' g t s me(* bol'h taei really goodw:tLthe s'ticks." I.: (AN" A:exme of .ti is Gerge i is a rent-ande n h>ndma . t : i tI.aeg (wth .6 k.w., e t ili . t m in ,Ites tI .1'ter e I I I - i al w with Sat her wh8 oln TielM- bae1li nont1. m his fifth year a : ba. coeh. rnmed oiff sevendnewcKers to htis squia<h L a i t a Ith;eg nt > hat the ch 1 8 er -- e Iob 1 linhn e ftle i t-ibli t[aesa 2 '.!- Bob Sm it 2 -- , 1)h l'rritth L. I -( *eorg e Epp1), I( - - L ee lBurns iR I - Hobbyh Robmj tson I'tethier. ---- Ihud Swyv genr r and Evrectte Newmanir 'Looking For Height,' Says Coach IIY EI IIA.\N eOCK day rexe'alede somec i nteresting fa ts i conciermnlItg a recent search sear ch b eganii as5 coacesl.) Ste'vens, St auaffert, ll ambrick, anid .Johnsoni fannedi out to coverI an area con Mis: inrg of Ken tuicky, P ennsylIvanian, Ohio. Indiana, and Illinois. ('oneh Stauffer reports that he talkedt with se-veral boys in the Indiana area who ate promnismgw standies t;-7, is fromt Valpieraso arnd will visit t he campuiits in April with -7 Larry D)enton from Evans ville. lBoth boys are said to be strong rand very irtterested in Cairolina. To top off his findings, coach Stauffer dropped by the In diana Staite Finals and had a few choice words with a pair of 6-5 twins who tip the scales at 210 and top their class by holding the one andi two places scholastically. The pair is the VanArsdale twins and are interested in becoming future Gamernnster.