Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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ART WHIISNANT Forward-Center 64 21.6 ppg ( Athor of " Raly Rc Loves c UNITED The entire academic world is Associated Collegesf Plan-ACP any campus in the country these and faculty dancing on the gi grabbing each other by the elb ACP, Charley-like wow!" And who can blame them? The brilliant, but also brilliantly sim federation of small colleges. Le given region we have a group o own academic specialty. Small C< language department; Small Coll science department; No. 3 has a fi Well sir, under the ACP thes student in any one of the collegi cialty of any of the other college: --lhe will receive credit for the cc he enjoys all the adv'antage& Jf the comfy coziness of a small col WVell sir, you can see what a g< fully submIlit, however, that just reason not to try to make it bette Cigarettes. Marlboros were goot peop)le found out quickly and sah of Marlboro say, "Okay, we'v' Well sir, if that's what you thini, They did not relax. They took t improving them. They imp)roved implroved the pack. They resear until today Marlboro is just abot you can put a match to. There. find Marlboros so admirab)le the them. They just sit with a single it for ten, twelve years on end.']l course deeply touched by this the sales manager. But I digress. 'rho ACP, I sa) * Why should the plan be confined it h)e confined to a limited regior and1( universities, big and small, Let's start such a federation. O ciatedl Colleges To Encourage Il BACTERIA, for short! et'!- / What a b)right new w~orld BA examccple, a typ)ical college stu( incidlentally, of the Marlboro sale lad, is currently majoring in bmc tucky. Under the 1lACTE~IUA Kentucky, where he hacs mader timce broaden his vistas by tamking ait Irardr(, a course in p)hysics a at Mlinnesota and1( a course in po I admit there are still a few hi instance, could I Iunrathi attendl a 1(0 o'clock class at Hawaii, an acnd still keep his lunch (late at I deny that this is ai tricky probilem, ingenuity will carry tihe (lay. laughed at Edison and Fulton Clavicle who inuvented the collari * * Three cheers for American in ACU', the collarbone and AIG31 Makin's youc get in Mfarlboro, ti filtered taste. Rettle hack neia Birds BY BLANDING CLARKSON, JR. Sports Editor Five fleet starters, each with BUD CRONIN Forward 6-3 12.6 ppg und The Flag, Boys"," The Many f Dobie Gillis", etc.) E STAND igog over the success of the for short. I mean, you go to (lays and you will see students cen, blowing penny whistles, :ws and yelling, "About that ACP is a plan not only simply ple. All it is, is a loose regional L's say, for example, that in a f small colleges, each with its >llege No. 1, let's say, has a fine ege No. 2, let's say, has a fine ne music department; etc., etc. e various colleges federate. A ,s can take courses in the spe ; and-here'm the beauty part! urse at his home college. Thus ,lbig university without losing legel od idea the ACP is. I respect-. because a thing is good is no r. Like, for instance, Marlboro from the very beginning, and s zoomed. But did the makers got it made. Let's relax"? :, you don't know the makers!i heir good Marlboros and kept the filter, improved the blend, ched and developed tirelessly, it the most admirable cigarette ire, in fact, some peopIle who e' can't bear to put a match to Marlboro in hand and admire 'he makers of Marlboro are of Dxcept for E. Rennie Sigafoos, -, is goodl but it can be better. to small colleges? Why should ? WVhy not include all colleges vherever they are? Let's call it the "Bigger Asso icher Intellectual Activity" CLA. 41AWAI / CTERIA opens up. Take, for ent-Iunrath Sigafoos (son1, o manager). Ilunrath, a bright -Iey at the University of K(en pulan, IlIurathi could stay at lany friends, but at the same a course ini constitutional law t Caltech, a course in frostbite at IIawaiil igs inl BACTPERIA. ITow, for a 9 o'clock class at IIarvard, 11 o'clock class at MAlnnesotai, Lentuceky? It would be idlle to but I have no dloub,t American Always remlembler how they -and particularly at Walter >onle. * &V 1067 Ma, Rhuatman genullty, wchich gave US thue ... that's thue Mighty Good e filler cigarette with the un join one. You gct a lot to like. * Ber the ability to score, a rapidly blossoming bench, and the able guidance of Coach Bob Stevens will be the Gamecocks' chief weapons in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament t h i s BOBBY ROBINSON Guard 6-0 11.4 ppg March 12 Monday-Fri March 13 Tuesday - March 14 Wednesday March 15 Thursday-h March 22 Monday-Cai THE CC THE T When the collar looks sign that the whole shii You can depend on SU!b professional care that< LAUNDRY O mn reCOmm Cool, clean Old Spice A fter Sh gets you off to a fast, smooth good between shaves as it d Rates A-OK with dates. icho year. The Tournament opened yes terday in Reynolds Coliseum at Raleigh with the Gamecocks meeting the Tar Heels of North Carolina in the last contest on the opening day's four-game card. Carolina is regarded as a darkhorse in this important event, held each year at the season's end to determine the Conference's representative to SCOTn WARD Guard 6-1 11.1 ppg Liernity Semi-finals Independent Semi-finals -Fraternity Finals idependent Finals npus Championship ILLAR'S IP-OFF uperb, it's a pretty good -t is expertly done. ISHINE to give your shirts :ssures that superb look. CLEANERS eni t to ave lotion always stort. Feels just as es ofher shaving. Bob I the national Championship play offs held by the NCAA. The Birds earned this respect by showing no awe whatsoever because of their distinctive lack of size, but fighting tooth and nai! and fast break all season long to rack up a 7-7 Confer ence slate, good for a fourth place finish. Balanced scoring on the part of the Gamecocks was in a large part responsible for the success. While 6-4 Art Whis nant ranked third in Conference scoring, the Birds were also the only team in the league to have all their other starters in double IRONNIE COLLINS Forward 6-3 11.0 ppg Will Len 0 MAfW%LA~ND. N. C.. ST'49, IACC TUN ~ther men AFTER SHAVE LOTION qual figures. Working hard off the boards to compensate for the height disadvantage, Carolina used a potent "quick break" to spring someone clear constantly. This is shown by the fact that each of the five starters has led the scoring in at least one game this year. Along with Whisnant's irres sistable charges toward the bas ket and sharp outside shooting, Bud Cronin proved to compli ment him perfectly with his quick drives and uncanny ac curacy when left clear outside. Bobby Robinson and Scotti Ward at guard kept the Roost ers running, Bobby with his drives and playmaking and Scotti with his popping away from beyond the circle and in the corners. BOB STEVENS Coach r Art Set Ri KIENT PAIRINGS Best Against Worst Opens Tournament The high and mighty played the lowly when the seventh annual Atlantic Coast Conference opened yesterday afternoon at Reynolds Coliseum at Raleigh, N. C. In the pairing system that the Conference goes by, the number one ranked team in the Conference regular season standings (Wake Forest) took on the last place team (Virginia) in the first game of the night. The fourth place team (South Carolina, which got the position in a drawing to break a tie) played in the other night game against the fifth place finisher (North Carolina). In the afternoon games, matched were the number three (N. C. State) and number six (Clemson) teams, followed by a contest pair ing second ranking team (Duke) and the seventh place finisher (Maryland). After the semi-final games be tween the four winners the title game of the tourney is played at eight o'clock on Saturday night, the winner advancing into NCAA Tournament against an at-large entry from the Tvy ra.... Title? Sophomore Ronnie Collins, once established in the lineup, and over his defensive jitters, really came on toward the end of the season with dead-eye shooting and tremendous re bounding for a 6-3 man. Another reason for the Bird surge this season has been the rapidly developing bench they possess, which has become par. ticularly evident in the last few contests. The ability of Jim Podell, Bob Haney, Bill Yar brough, Dave Barrett, and Jimmy Collins to relieve the regulars effectively has been a life-saver to the Birds. The jelling force for this ever improving squad, however, has been the gentleman who sits on the bench and wishes he were playing, the personable chap who has accomplished the best coaching job in the ACC, Robert Lewis Stevens. USC 79.2 pp1)g Opponents 77.5 ppg Bcords? Many individual records may be in jeopardy in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament that opened y e s t e r d a y afternoon, mainly because of two All-Ameri can candidates. Len Chappell of regular season champion Wake Forest and Art Heyman of Duke pose two potent threats to the relatively ancient set of ACC Tournament records, all but one of which was set in 1957 or earlier. Chappell, especially, has been setting a torrid 37-point-plus scoring pace for the last month and is rated a definite chance at any record in the ACC Tourney book. Injured late this season, the fabulous Heyman has not been operating with his usual effective ness for the Blue Devils' last few games, but if he has fully recov ered by Tournament time, record holders watch out. From past performances, Chap poll has the best shot at the cov eted one-game scoring record in his first encounter, played last night against Virginia. In his last outing against the Cavaliers, big Len hit for 50 points. The play off record is 45, held by Lennie Rosenbluth of North Carolina and set in 1957. The 6-8 Deacon goliath is also a threat to the 23 rebound high set by John Richter of N. C. State in 1959. He has topped this in regular season games several times this year and is currently pulling In 15 per game. Two of the three-game marks that Chappell also has the best shots at are the point total, 106, by Rosenbluth in 1957, and the re bound mark of 64, set by Richter. Heyman is a threat to the scoring mark naturally, with his 26-point average, and because of the close guarding he receives, he also may surpass any one of sev eral free throw marks, as may the mighty Mr. Chappell. Heyman is regarded as more of a threat toward the one-game two-player scoring record with his teammate Jeff Mullins. The two could possibly get hot and surpass the standard of 65 set by two Wake pla7ers in 1955.