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Birds Meet U MO C Is COMINCT Sam hegi A Eorority WILL WIN THIS FABULOUS RCA 21-INCH COLOR TV Here's all you do0. Have every member of t he sororit y save the emp of any of the Lorillard products displayedl below. The sorority th: the most empty Lorillard packages will be awarded t he RCA color te NOTE: 1. Wrap empty packages in bundles of 50. 2. Deliver tc ((late). 3. Winning Sorority will be notified by (date). In event of ties -a blindfold drawing will decide the winner. THEiEnfire * CAN ENTER THE LORILLARD READ COMPLETE SWEEPSTAKES RULES HERE: 1. Each entry must consist of one empty wilbhedudr14 pack of any of the following brands: cleenwpprSn Kent . . . Newport . . . Old Gold Filters, tmsa o at Straights . . . Spring OR--a plain piece cnetn.Etat of paper which has the "hand" drawn a rwn own block letters of any of these brands drawn 3.LrlrdCmu in any size,.oalsu(et n Your name and address must be writ ten ti col on the back.4.LrladCmu 2. Deposit your complete entry in the jctoalFerl,ti Lorillard Campus Sweepstakes entry box. 5.Suetanfcu All entries must be on deposit before:faiesrempod (Time) (Dale). There will be a random C.o t detsn drawing in which the prize winners will be elgb. seleted n cnsectiv ordr. rawig Iate drantwin. ob 3.LorlladGampsD toal su esand this chool Cavs Coach L (Editor's Note: This is th4 first in a series of articles thal the "Gamecock" will print con cerning outstanding athletes al Carolina.) Charlie Bradshaw is the answ4 to a coache's dream. Coaches loc for boys who are tall, heavy, agil fast and everything that a persc would expect a great athlete to b but the one thing that every coa< dreams of is the boy that wants I play the game and is willing I work and better his chances 4 adding priceless points to the tea: score. This is the big factor thi makes Charlie Bradshaw an ou standing competitor-Desirel The first one to practice and ti last one to leave is typical of F average day for Charlie. To pro' that desire is the thing that mak< Charlie tick, here is a statemei made by track coach Weems Ba kin in a telephone interview. have worked with boys who ha 6A0 SET! RC lvioe. inh ec t(ypackagebyTheoruh - 2d l)eliv In event SWEEPSTAKES FOR huare to be a member of a fralern ity, or. SUpervisijon of the 7. Enter as many )nly one prize per ieedl not he present ;weepstakes is open aculty members of sweepstakes is sub te andl local laws. y whose immediatep by the P. Lorillard Sagencies are not annou nced. , T er1 auds Cind more ability than Charlie, but I have never worked with, or seen, a person with better attitude and t more willing to work than that boy." The desire that Charlie possesses >k was shown in a hurdle race that e, astounded the crowd at the Florida m Relays over the weekend. After a very bad start, Charlie was run h ning last at the halfway mark and at the finish line the desire that drives a great athlete was clearly A displayed as Bradshaw was beaten m by a mere foot. A trip to the Rex Enright Ath letic Center, better known as the Round House, would reveal that Charlie's competitive knack as ie shown in the above instance is m based upon his keen stick-to re itiveness in practice. Charlie is one of the few athletes that truly is drives himself during his work it out sessions. This is the secret s- that has brought Bradshaw this 'I far along the road to victory and ve the same secret that will carry him A Fraten WILL WIN THIS FABUI A 21-INCH COLOR 's for fraternit ies follow t he same pat t ern as 'vision set. So start saiving t he e'mpty pael rto(place) by (dte. . Winning Fraterni 0 AND FACs THESE FOUR GREAT orority~ to enter. A Royal Portable An RCA Typewriter artable Stereo SMr38An RCA SMr38Transistor Clock Radio is Thi erman further. When an athlete puts out as much "blood, sweat, and tears" as he has, good results are as sured. He is not only an excellent ath lete but a popular student. With his strict training he has amazed many of his fraternity brothers by hitting the sack promptly at 9:00 every night without fail. To prove the statement of his popu larity, the boys in his fraternity run a milk train for him every night around 8:00, in hopes that he will run the gravy train for USC. The "Milk Train" runs the transit from Taylor Street Phar macy to Charlie's room and con sists of quarts of vow juice and dozens of doughnuts. With his healthy diet provided by his fra ternity brothers and his hours of training, we feel sure that Charlie Bradshaw will run the gravy train for South Carolina. And as Coach Baskin says: "Anything that you want to print that is good about Charlie Bradshaw, I will go along with it 100%" .AS IV SET! for sor' rit ie. The fraternity aiges of any' of Ihe I.orillard pacIkages in bunidles of 5'). ty will be notitied by (date), ier. IL TY PRIZES! A Polaroid ~ Land Camera S Wee Defeat Geo 6-3,9-8In Fi HY WAYNE CORBETT Gamecock Sportm Writer South Carolina baseball fans will havi. anl Opportunity t') ivv the Atlantic Coast Conference's three leadinr hittfers of 1!W0 in action this weekend when tin. Gmecocts oi--t i \'irgila e1n Friday and .\I,Ilary!ln Satur a y at the Rex Enrirht Athll-ic CJenter. Ca;refina'sei Awn GWeO Epp I S the leader laet seaso\ with a tor ried . irginia'S 5-9 seconid haia Hill Tiiberlake \. a s-cond it .: , fo edlov.e closel1y h Georgie E lif;edlint wh hit .380 for the Tfrps. \\ I:'. l U'SC as 11'he.1ay be- call,ed on "or frp)ri moun111d dl-ty slinwo 11fdver Groves ha s deIa ted t - dItla s hel()(tp. iI Tenes I HO'ver ,oaci die ( ;rugn1 plani-z start a pair of ver :rit ha(de-ri. IIBud swv\ g4r, 1- and Ev4rette Newne 1 -01. Number one man in the b ill I Frarik Knox (1-10 a d Pl rry Elliser < -I. iruwain'.a - utfield (.f Epps. Lee B1urn1s,. and Bobbv Rolisinon will 1em1ain the sameb ut there could hewh chanvos in the in field. ILane(y Iuff appears to have won he firs, bease p-sitionl. Peppery P,-b Smith rei!aIns a fixture at 41A. V.?t-ran Grif Earhardt and s -I 1ph,n,r Jolifhnny Farnsworth are hltlinv for the third lase job ae .r Ji1 Lanford aid John Fitts :s* sh(prstopp. M,h Ellenburr, the tny! * v si r starter, is the catcher. Tesides Timelake. the Cava ill call on catcher Fred She al]r and rut fielders J ohI: i;aI! tIA .1li Peebles for sOlmie I!-avy hit"iinv. 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