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Win a ~ahamas on a fabulous yacht plus iu - all expenses paid for you and reds of other "water-fun" prizes, er 'Vaseline' Hair Tonic is sold. 'Vaseline' Hair Tonic is made so water with their hair tonic. /evaporate-it's 100% pure light oil water removes from your hair. NE HAIR aIn1d Dave Hard At s Re should be an excellent risk for the 1!61-62 season. (So renew your 1AM Club memberships). Football - we were called the "dark horse" of the ACC . . . it got dark as hell in the second quarter of the Duke game and stayed dark . . . 'til the last couple of games, and we ran over Wake Forest . . . (in spite of Snead) . . . what was the trouble? . . . lack of depth . . . maybe even pass defense ... then Giese caught a fish . . . a Bass, I believe, and hooked him right into the driver's seat for 1961 . . . the public re ceived the news with mixed emo tions . . . from Jake Penland to Frank Howard . . . then Bass signed a quarterback, then two, then three, four and five . . . the hookies gave 8 to 1 odds - a change of tactics . . . everyone is waiting 'til next year. Basketball -- making no boasts, Stevens and Stauffer quietly went to work winning friends . . . our tallest starter was Art, my lord, he ain't. but 6-4 . . . you'd be sur prised how many runs "extra cf fort" will draw to a game . . . never gave up . . . Gulf South Classic Champions Ward and S CORNELL WACY Arms OOL SUPPLIES DA FOUNTAIN - - - - * lltt TONIC Work eap Whisnant make first team All Stars . . . we lose a few . . . North Carolina stopped in for a breather . . Carolina 89-UNC 81 . . . (it'll be hard for the FBI Bob Stevens to pin a scandal on this one-Moe hit 29 and Larese 35) . . who's Prevosnik? Everyone knew then . . we lost some more . . . then we beat State in the ACC tourna ment . . . 71-69-only two points, but who's gripping? . . . Duke cut For the Finest Steaks CHARCOAL STEAK HOUSE 150 Knox Abbott Dr. Cayce, S. C. MALOLOs CORSAIR nautical print zi; packet -with over-sired pocket and Britist notched collar. Shown with mediuns Hawaiian trunks. Both of 100% fine cot ton in color combinations of gold anc blue. Jacket $6 95 Trunks $6 95 THE SeAFaRI.Ni Chart your course to the crsp, swin:wear that Catal MALOLOS HARBOR LIGHTS giant zip jacket with roll knit collar. Trirn on sleeven and pocket, with embroidered lantern emblems. Jacket of sturdy 100% cotton gabardine. Square rig acetate. cotton and rubber trunks. 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