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Gamecl CRACK! and Eddie Grasso, Game his hilting, nevertheless turned in a fi cocks broke a 19-game losing streak. Volleyball As Softball Softball and volleyball take the spotlight next week in Intramural M action as the volleyball season soj moves into playoffs determining fei winners in the Fraternity and In- wi dependent divisions. w< Champions in both categories in Sih volleyball will be decided next Tuesday and Thursday, the con. tests starting at 6:30 and 7:30 on the two courts in the Old Gym. Teams expected to enter the nlayoffs are Sigma Nu and Kap * Alpha in one league and Phi Sig Kappa Sigma in the second league st0 a m o n g the Fraternities. The wi fourth entrant is still to be de- AF cided. co: Among the independents, since rei only three of the five games have ' been played as of press time, Ge there is still considerable doubt ou as to the post-season play en- at trants. mi "Tareyton's Dual Filter says Titus ( Pretzel Bender crowd. Says Pretzel Bender and have a 'Treyton. Amo, a Et tu will, too. Tareyton's delivers de gnatibus." ocks cock catcher, sends anotier pitch ne defensive exhibition against di (Photos by Schumpert.) Playoffs . Putt-P 3oftball moves into focus nex mnday as the Spring sport sea i opens with diamond. The de iding champion PiKA tear I be seeking to retain its titlh n in the Fraternity finals fror ,ma Nu's nine last season. In miniature golf, also know ittle 500 Da rhis year, in addition to th ma Nu "Little 500" bicycle rac ged last year on Davis Fiek L be the "Little 500 Dance, iril 27, featuring a well-know nbo, The Sabres, now playin ,ularly at the DAV. rhe Sabres, with Louie, Pet< ne, and Paul, will start puttin; the "cool" sounds around 7:3 Heise's Pond, located some 1 les from Columbia. Highlighl U in duos partes divisa )Ursus, darling of the Colis "After the amphitheater I i fina8. .. everyone amat rflre3 one filter cigett at r+ Break . . . . . . . .. to the field. Eddie, not up to par on e W. & L. "Generals" as the Game Looming itt Start t as "putt-putt," play will begin this new addition to the Int: mural program. Previously sp4 sored by Intramural Commit the winning team this year i receive points toward the ) ri Sports Trophy for the first tih we Set In Apri e ing the dance will be the croN e ing of Miss Little 500, who is ; I, to be named. Votes can be c " by the usual penny vote syst4 n Candidates for Miss Little g and their pictures will appear next week's Gamecock. , Admission to the dance is $2 ? per couple. There are a limi 0 number of tickets so get one so 5 Contact any member of Sig Nu Fraternity. IT! k [tum UTERLTER tTa. 19- G Maryland First ACC Foe Today By Fred Schumpert The Carolina baseball tean reneged on its former 19-gami losing streak by defeating Wash ington and Lee 3-1 Monday. Fo: the club as a whole, it meant thi first victory in their first fou: contests; for Coach Joe Grugan it meant his first in the past 21 games. John Coleman, former Drehei and Clemson hurler, got the start ing role on the mound. Allowinj the "Generals" only two hits thi entire afternoon, he struck ou eight and walked three. Laney Ruff started the Caro lina attack with a single on Phi Sharp's first pitch. Hoak Greine: . hit into a double play, and th4 Gamecocks took the field. Botl teams settled down to a game o mostly defense, with the exceptioi of several jaunty rallies by th< "stick men." The Generals, scoring previ ously on an unearned run, sav their lead go up in smoke as thi Gamecocks came to life in th4 sixth inning. Bobby Robinson stealing second base, provoked i wild throw by the W & I in catcher, Greiner scored f r o n third. Jack McCathern singled t ra- left field and Robinson scored )m- After Jim Lanford's hit, th, tee Gamecocks were retired with i ,ill 2-1 margin. 11- The final score came in th, ne. eighth when Robinson singled - stole second, and then raced hom< on Charlie Williams' hit. Mc Cathern repeated with a tap t, center field but was thrown ou on an attempted steal at second ret Trailing 3-1, the Generals trie ast a desperation effort for a come 1m. back, but Coleman's pitching an 500 the Gamecock defense muzzle in their intentions. Standing 1-3 now, the Game .00 cocks start their conference sea bed son today against Maryland an on. Monday against Duke. Bo t ma games will be played at the Re: Enright Center. reyton alivers flavor. TED CHARCOAL INNER FITER FILTER yton h7'n -- i sur inidls n.m * a. t. b ime Lc r John Coleman, surrounded by hi ceives a pat on the back from "Rek their first win of the season, blankinj Golfers Rou The USC golf team, fresh from o its 12-15 loss to Clemson last T Tuesday, came back into the ACC S race with a 19%/-7%/ victory over G Virginia Monday at Forest Lake Country Club. ti Norman Flynn, the leading fi Gamecock medalist, got off to a a bright start with a 33 on the front t, nine, but ran into trouble at the end and finished with a 71. s ,Teaming with John Orr, who shot F a 73, they scored nine points g -against their opposing team. c Jackie Seawell, who was rather t t sluggish at the start, finished in s -finer fashion with a 78. Jimmy v Howell finished with a 78. The( Seawell-Howell team tied 4%/-4% with the Virginia golfers. c d The highlight of the afternoon t contest was an eagle by Bob Ger- s ring (USC) on the 18th hole. Ger- I ring, in one of his better matchesil I A Score and a Dec, Witnes Cohemae bisurCroinednayh fr thesots pge of the sesn lni "Geolkfers anR1oyaru Tha SCglgta,o.s fo Tset 12-1as ao aClemoliat Tday, 94,mte bck newsw the Sae wThra Meet' itory aftero C in Cntyon. TeGmcc idr thera 71-60 nduat-e eashing f of brgh strt withamson quad frn Dr.nJ. bT. ranny intow esidnt h of en taniice wiath aonf 71e,s Teaching wthJh trcktrr, and shotd Sa 73hey scorg ninelwartsMa g Rileyain thei opsi ng Joeam Krv c nak slugihat thmat, fiihaed ine s od viholde rgiiagofes cotsI n thglictoy er Cerson A PSoreI aUT .......... Witn LD th CUPit o Cao18in Co fromtton sports olages of the "G A K Sof RT and yasWI Stat Trak Metyha afernoonrI in 2linon ATh Gackcidr sing a teammates and blocked out of [" Lanford (smiling at the camet r Washington & Lee, 3-1. t Va.-Lo f the season, finished with a 7 he other half of the team, Sanc nead, with an 80, brought tl amecock score up to 19%/-7%/. With the Virginia victory und ieir belt, the Carolina golfe !ll back into the sand pit wi 11-16 loss to a strong Marylar ?am Tuesday. The team of Flynn and 0 but out their opponents 9 'lynn, who for the first fo ames has hit 72 and und onsistently, has won every poi bat was possible for him to w D far. Flynn, with a 72 and Or rith a 75, accounted for most arolina's score. Seawell (78), Gerring (80), Sii ns (79) and Howell (80) ga p 16 points on the last two fou omes. Seawell, in the numb our position, was matched wi ton Jamieson (Maryland), w ide Ago mn't Cha, oth Riley and Kirvonak set r< rds. Another USC runner count n was Norman "Scooter" Ruel sophomore who was to devel rfto the greatest 440 man in t istory of the state after the wi The baseball team was faria little better in those days, wi ing two of their last three or ngs. The first decision that we roduced a 20-4 lambasting of apless group of Furmanites. Ted Petoskey's warriors didi ave quite enough to topple Clei on in their next outing, howevi s the Tigers camne from behind he last two innings with thr uns to take the victory. The Roosters took out their d: ppointment on the Flying Flk f Erskine the next day, poundii ut a 5-1 verdict after a four-r1 *urst in the initial three inning The golf team, with Havil. 'ER SELECTION .............. $39.95 ............... $16.95 .............. $16.95 ......From $27.50 ......... From $5.95 ors)............ $1.50 SHIRTS BY ADNC ~GUARD - SNAP TAB - nty of Yellow $4.95 ....... $3.50 & $3.95 M WEAR From $4.95 Ions ers For Men" e.maM . C.e Streak the picture by Lancy Ruff (7), re -a). Coleman led the Gamecocks to se To Terps S. shot a 73. Ron Scales (Maryland), y who played in the number one ke seat, shot a 76, so the odds seemed to be in favor of the Terrapins. ?r If Jamieson and Scales had been rs playing in the opposite positions, :h then Seawell would have taken d his twosome. Coach Hambrick stated that rr Carolina's losses to Clemson and 0. Maryland were due to the weak ir ness of his third and fourth posi !r tion. "It's not that Seawell and nt Gerring turned in that poor a rec in ord, but that the opposing teams' r, number three and four men shot Df better golf than their first and second," said Coach Hambrick. n- "We'll be getting into the hard ve part of the schedule when we r- meet Duke next Monday," said er, Coach Hambrick. "We have some th young but capable golfers - it'll io just take some time." iged Much c- Babcock at the reins as coach, ed competed in the State Tournament :s, that day. The Citadel was favored p to take the title for the fourth ie straight year, but the Gamecock ir. foursome was trying for an upset. ig Furman took the measure of the n- USC Tennis team, outpointing the it- Gamecocks, 6-2. Only Jack Hatch ek and Gene Hlaynes could hit the a victory column for the Birds. Only 10 years ago, the sport i't situation was rather unsettled. A n- track team was being fielded for ~r. the first time since 1950, when a in virtual "pick-up" USC squad won ee the state title. With only one experienced man s- returning, the trackmen were not et expected to be especially strong ias they readied for their first Ifn meet in over two years against s- the arch-rival Tigers from Clem hson. "Pi Kappa Phi was the power in Intramurals that year, winning the basketball title over the In dependent Rinky Dinks, 47-89. The Pi Kaps also led in points toward the All-Sports trophy. The baseball team was readying itself for a two-game invasion from the hills of Clemson, and was hoping its hitting would im prove enough to support the fine pitching the Birds have been getting. During that week, only ten years ago, the Tennis team had three matches scheduled, three members of the USC boxing team were going to the NCAA tourna ment and a former Carolina tackle had signed with the Los Angeles Rams of the NFL. That's the way things stood here ten and twenty years ago. Not much difference, eh? L.ook in next week's "Gamecock" to find out whether the track team won the state title In '42, and beat Clemson In '62, or whether Havi lah Babcock's golfers won the state championship twenty years