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After approximately foi ing, and interviewing, Athie CHUCK NOE, former heai Noe, a young man with mendous task awaiting him for the '62-'63 freshman teti -a 5' 11" hustler from C that the "cream of the cr< ready been signed by the pi Deferring this recruitin of being able to work with willing to lend a helping h, with some 5,000 students tc plus, he will have the bene ways willing to follow and or defeat. Three men were lost c last year's team-Bobby Rc inson, Art Whisnant, a Bud Cronin. With Rom Collins and Scotti Ward 1 turning from the first ui arid potential future startt :ob Haney, Jim Podel, Da Barrett, and Jimmy Collii he will have to start fr( scratch. Capable players su as Bill Yarborough, Ter Lucanisky, J o h n Gorsai Deinnis Ostazewski, and Ric ard Grich will also add to t depth scale. "Inheriting a squad th is losing three standout sc iors and one which will i eeive little hell) from the lv year's freshman tean stated a neighboring nem paper, "there is little incE tive in accepting the coac} I know this satirical stater least three men - namely the freshman team. I realize that newspape opinioin, but they are also Besides this recently print books have forecasted sev( to other articles, three coac University before Coach B; Several months ago the the spectators in the Caroli realized that the capacity ( mately 3,400; how (lid the; the proposed coliseum, buil there iiever was a crowd games - Duke, North Cai So, we build an enormo I)uring the other 10 or 11 school bands and set up a I court to take up space. But the student body, has take toward Carolina's athletic clusive), everyone is in fam Students, what can we< ball coach ? - Continue t< that you have rendered ir against, the internal impros the athletic staffs. Sims Wins Sims Dormitory has been chos the winner of the Women's At letic Association trophy ast overall winner in woman's inti mural athletics for the 1961 school year. The winner wa~s choseni on t basis of points earned for wvi niing or placing high in the spor sponsored by the WAA. These a basketball, swimming, b r i dI g bowvling, tennis, ping-pong al volleyball. Sims amassed a total of 3 po(inIts to capture the awar Second was Pi Beta Phi with 2~ points andl Maxey D)ormitory w third with 293 points. The trophi will be awarded within the ne week. DINNER JACKETS $31.50 to $37.50 SLACKS $13.95 COPELAND CO. 1409 Main St. 'ltbyiMPSE$ REDDIE SCHUmPERT ir weeks of scouting, telephon- s tic Director Marvin Bass signed c basketball coach at VPI. p sky-high initiative, has a tre at Carolina. The recruiting job C m has only one "pea in the pot" w onnecticut. It's highly possible si >p" in college prospects has al- C eying colleges. t] g duty, Noe has the advantage P a neighborhood which is always e Rnd. Also, moving from a school r one with an enrollment of 6,000 o Fit of a student body that is al- f support his team during victory C ff t b- q ae lit n rs ve t( ch C ry 1 e, IEi h- C he r a t -h n- b st s4 0 S- Chuck Noe n n- p ing position at Carolina." Well, il rient "boosted" the morale of at s the three rising sophomores on es have the right of expressing ;upposed to publish a few facts. d article, other newspapers and ral false statements. According hes had already signed with the iss had even made one decision. problem of incapable seating of na Field House arose. Everyone >f the Field House was approxi- r , expect to get a larger one, or r t in one season? Until last year 3 problem, except for one or two 'olina, and Clemson. L .is gymnasium for three games. a games we'll invite more high , >eanut stand at each end of the , , now that the public, as well as tj n an entirely different attitude , p)rogram (basketball not ex 'or of the coliseum project. lo to hellp this incoming basket- n give the encouraging support the past and fight with, not e rements that are being made by si - ti WAA Award en - - - a-1 re' TheToi AutomE ( and so w You'll keep out of the rail handsome Rambler conve or down automatically-ye1 "400" is the lowest priced lower priced than manual optional. Your Rambler is won't believe it's such a i until you try it .. . at your RAMI ] drAmarIcan Motors Ma USC Ni: Itaseballers Finally Start getting Hits Mustering 61 hits, 39 points, id very amicably facilitating one their opponents in setting 11 hool records, the Carolina Game >cks swept through one hectic iase of baseball last week. Traveling to the south lot at lemson, the Gamecocks were alloped with six runs by the first x Clemson men who batted. oach Grugan, a bit worried at ie beginning of the game, put ressure on his team and they ame back with 20 hits and 17 uins. But, having the advantage r practicing on the terraces be )re, the Tigers maimed the amecocks again with 20 more its and 21 additional runs. At ie end of the contest, which re uired nine score keepers for each sam, the Tigers claimed a 27-17 ictory. For Clemson, this rather mngthy scramble gave them 11 ew school records. The game of baseball came back an almost normal phase Friday, ut there were still some signs of trenuous scoring efforts, as arolina out-tallied N. C. State 2-10. With Jack McCathern and Hoke reiner getting 3-4 and 4-5, re pectively, the Gamecocks again acked up a sizeable total of 16 its. Ed Holler, who later had to e relieved by Frankie Knox, was redited with his first win of the ?ason. Evidently, no school rec rds were set, but the 10 errors iade by the N. C. State squad robably left their former record k this category hanging on a ,ring. Carolina continued to main tain their three-game scoring average (13 runs per game) 3aturday as they won their 10th victory of the season against NTorth Carolina-10-9. McCath ern, Greiner, Bobby Robinson, 'ed Fetner, and Jim Lanford led the Gamecocks in their hitting iplurge. The Gamecocks closed out their agular season Tuesday with a -2 victory over Citadel at the ex Enright Field. The game was iostly a defensive battle. Keith ayton of The Citadel was posting three-hitter, and the Cadets ere leading 2-1, when Robinson ingled. Greiner hit a ball over ie center fielder's head, sending obinson home and pushing him alf to third. On a wild pitch by ayton Greiner scored the wvin ing run. Frankie Knox, who received redit for the win, boosted his sea mn average to two wins and two sses. The Gamecocks finished ieir regular season with an 8-10 seord. They are scheduled to play tf a game, which was earlier >stponed, with Furman this week. >FIips tic ally ill you) 1 without strain in this rtible. The top flips up the Rambler American U. S. convertible. Even top jobs. Bucket seats, so stingy with gas you iger for performance R~ambler dealer's. iLER na More for Americans ne Win .......... "Get out of my way, Bulldog, c the base," mutters Ted Fetner as 1 Ted, used sparingly at the first t capable right fielder, and in the I hitting potential. lie is posting a WakeAndl ForACCBc Last week the I)eacons of Wake Forest saw their stronghold on the ACC B a s e b a ll Championship threatened by an advancing Vir ginia team. The title decided on the outcome of the Wake Forest N. C. State and the Virginia Maryland games Wednesday. If Wake and Virginia both won, or lost, Virginia could tie for the title by defeating Carolina in two make-up games. The Duke Blue Devils, who won the conference title last year, are holding fifth position, below Caro lina, who is tied with N. C. State for fourth. Clemson, usually a pre season favorite for the crown, is presently in third place. Maryland's Tom Brown, with a 453 batting average, is preying upon Andy Cockrell's record of 1955 (.429). Jerry Taylor of Clemson, with .433, moved up to second position when Jack Mc the'fourth dir1 ... still a mysterious concept t' an abstraction .. an area of si MAN WAS CREATED AFTER earth's creation were condei "Age of Man" wouldn't start Even the dinosaurs wouldn't TIME TO GO ASHORE ... for the grunion, a California fish, is highest tide of April, May or June. It rides the surf to the beach, digs a hole, deposits eggs and sperm. New gener ations develop without fear of being washed away until next highest tide, a full month later. Creator of the Worlds First Electric Watch s hree r I'll grind that foot of yours into xc strains to beat tie throw to first. f tile season, las developed into ai list tWo gamCS ihas shown consistent .420 nark. (Photo by Schumpert.) trgtnua Try rseball Title Cathern of Carolina, formerly I with a .435, went hitless against The Citadel Tuesday. His average was lowered to .417. McCathern, prior to Tuesday's game, was setting a hot pace with 22 hits in his last 42 times at bat for a .524 mark (11 games). Hoke Greiner, in his last 11 games had gone 19-43 for a .362 level, but the game last Tuesday lowered him to .366. CONFERENCE STANDINGS Wake Forest 9-4 17- 7 Virginia 7-4 9-10 Clemson 8-6 15- 8 N. C. State 6-6 9- 91 South Carolina 6-6 8- 9 (includes Tuesday's game) Duke 6-8 13-12 Maryland 5-7 7-13 North Carolina .1-9 9-13 (Standings do n o t include games played after Tuesday, ex cept South Carolina.) riension: TIME > science. Time is only an idea, adow, speculation-and surprise. 11:59... if all time since the sed into a 24-hour day, the till 2 seconds before midnight! ppear until 11 p.m. YACCURACY of Hamilton Swatches depends on mi croscopic precision. For instance, an important screw in a Hamilton Is .032" long, weighs 16 million ths of an ounce, and has 254 threads per inch. Two products of such precision are illustrated below. A Hamilton is one of the few really fine possessions that will last for a lifetime. See one on your wrist. The Hamilton Watch Company, Lancaster, Pa. Acoamatic Iedy $7S.so AN prkes Four Receive I In the above picture, Head Foot- in all Coach Marvin Bass, President tobert L. Sumwalt, Dr. James bf 'enney, President of the ACC, and Fi )r. Edward Noland, Professor of G ;nglish, receive their honorary er lock "C" Club membership certif- T :ates at the Club's annual ban- B uet last Saturday. A Last week, with the newly elect d officers, JIMMY LANFOR1D, bi 'resident; J 0 E L GOODRICH, C1 lice President; ED HOLLER, C: ecretary; and BOB HANEY, gi Ireasurer; the Club held its per- 0 nnial initiation period for the L onb (Author of "I Was a Loves of TILL WE ME This is the final column of my e makers of Marlboro Cigarettes, a ceding year, when I come to the come to a problem. My contract with the makers write a humor column and, truly, I considered, I am not, I should ex Why should I be? First of all, I Second, there are moths in my ea in television. All the same, when it comes tim a good Marlboro Cigarette, put af all the strength in my tiny body times it works better than others, year, it just flatly doesn't work at Even in the very beginning this a call, was eight years ago when I wa and had not yet developed that nai Well do I remember sitting down t< first year. Day followed barren da not a zinger did I produce. I was take a job solling mechanical dog blinding flash, I realized why I I leapt up from my typewriter fat legs would carry me to the mu and I tugged my forelock, and I that you have engaged me to writt as I approach the final column of t to be funny, for the final column leave-taking, and when I think of si -the swellest audience any colu students of America-wonderful I woman of them--wise but kindly. perspicacious but forbearing- whoe bye7 to such an audience, I am te levity, and so I ask you, sirs, to let year, forego humor and instead straightforward farewell." Tfhen I took out my bandanna, ' throat and waited for a reply fr< They sat around the polished b their handsxome brows knit in coi fully on the Marlboros in their tal spoke. "Yes," they said simply. I never doubted they would si cigare'tte as good as Marlboro mus13 who lavish such care on blending fu,on dlevisinig a filter so clean an box so flip-top, on p)acking a soft i are one hundredl percent with mec And so from that (day forward, - including the one you uare, I dIe Jmkes no0 attempIJt to be funny, b you and1( au revoir. Th'lank you antd au revoir, make of our eight years together will rei and1( I wouldI like to state for atll wanit me bac:tk againi next year, ra ise in salary. Than1k you and au revoir, collegi good luck itten 'ld all your ven3tu3 Stay loose. e . Small Max has said it all, WYe, the rettes, can only add a haearlielt Slan Ihannupy . y ooe Ionorary 'C' coming members. The new initiates were: Basket ill; Jimmy Collins: Baseball; eankie Knox, Laney Ruff, Hoke reiner, Ken Rhea, Jack McCath n, and John Coleman; Track; )>i Caughman, Carl Hendricks, illy Nies,. Robbie Stanford, Eric owra, and Neil Atkinson. Other new initiates from Foot ill are: Sammy Anderson, Roy iatman, Everette Crafts, Henry cosby, Toni Gibson, Carl Hug ns, Mike Kirkpatrick, Charlie verstreet, Joe Prehodka and irry Rucker Teen-aDworf" "The Many Dobie 'Gia", etc. ET AGAIN ighth year of writing for the ad this year, as in every pre last column of the season, I of Marlboro calls for me to do the best I can-all things it plain, a jolly man by nature. am shorter than everybody. shmere jacket. Third, I work D to write this column, I light ide my trauma, and try with to make some jokes. Some but on the last column of the all. ras true-and that, you willre a relatively young and strong ity knock in my transmission. >write the final column of my y, and not a yock, not a boff, about to give up humor and s when all of a sudden, in a :ouldn't think of any jokes! and ran as fast as my little kers of Marlboro Cigarettes, said, "Sirs, I am well aware a humor column, but today, he season, I am far too misty of the season is, after all, a Lying goodbye to my audience mnist ever had-the college uman beings, every man and -astute but compassionate--. a, sirs, I think of saying good.. o shook up even to consider -P me, in the final column of the write a simple, dignified, 'ipedl my eyes, ears, nose, and >m the makers of Marlboro. a)ardl room table, the makers, centration, puffing thought tooed hands. At length they y~ yes. People who make a themselves be good. People tobaccos so mild and flavor. d white, on boxing a flip-top aick so soft-people like that the final column of the year voutly hope, now reading ut is instead a simple thanik rs of Marlboro. The memory ninii ever fresh in my heart, lhe wvorld to hear that if you I shll exp)ect a substantial e stud(enta of America. May res. Stay wvell. Stay happy. 0 1982 M.,i... e' makers, of Marlboro Ciga 8creonl c.hrs* Sa el. ,