The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, February 01, 1963, Page Page Seven, Image 8
Obstacles-On the left, Terry
shot over Schmidt (11). John Go
Hank Tison (35) Duke center, re
USC Even
Jimmy Co
The Duke Blue Devils came into
town Tuesday with thoughts of re
laxing. After all, they had defeated
the West Virginia Mounties, the
No. 6 team in the nation, by 40
points.
Duke got the scare of its life as
it won by 18 points. For much of
the game the score was a lot closer.
Carolina rallied every time Duke
threatened to run away with the
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INFERIORITY
The second gravest problem c
day is inferiority feelings. (T
course, the recent outbreak o
canaries.) Let us today look
feelings and their possible cures
Psychologists divide inferiori
categories:
1. Physical inferiority.
2. Mental inferiority.
3. Financial inferiority.
(A few say there is also a r
inferiority-a feeling that othe
but I believe this is common 01
Great Lakes area.)
Let us start with the feeling
the easiest to understand. Na
inferior to the brawny football
coming queen. But we should
neither brawny nor beautiful,
the world. Look at Napoleon
Caesar. Look at Liaa.
What I mean is that you cs
package by looking at the outs!
can. Take Marlboro Cigarettes
at that jolly red-and-white pa<
neat but not gaudy-so perfeci
a formal dinner or a beach pi
any time, clime, or condition-.
of packs and you know it has t
perecton.And you are righi
fiter, that fine, flavorful bier
'vye you a smoke to make the
those of you who have just
Marlboro packs since the begin
you open a pack and light oni
not the package. Then you ca
Marlboro and, at the same tim
at the pack. T'hus you will be
that is possie.)Leustr
mental inferiority. A lot of peoj
other people. This is not so. It r
are differeni kinds of intelligeni
sic case of the Sigafoos brothe
dent. at Wake Forest. It was al
the more intelligent just becs
bridge about the arts, the scier
inanmties, and like that. Sturbril
times smarter than Claude whm
But no matter; everybody looke
as they called him and looked i
called him. But who do you ti
one when their granny almost
guessed it-good old Stupid Stm
We arrive now at the final
One way to deal with this cond
You can, for example, become
life clas, if your college is well
But a better way to handle:
It philosophically. Look on th
others may have more money
the things you have that they
hunger cramps.
And what about friendship?
friends, and let mec tell you sot
you et the more you will reali
friendshp, and the richest mai
the most money.
RICh or poor, you can all aff
swallu Me at nopular prices in
-XI
Lucansky, goes up for a jump
reage (45) looks on. On the left,
sches up to block Jimmie Collins'
For Half
ilins Leads
game and were cutting some points st
off the score at the end. ti
The Blue Devils controlled the si
opening tip and opened up a lead bI
of 12-3, scoring five times before st
the Gamecocks were able to score ir
even once. Jimmy Collins hit on a ai
jumper from the foul line with B
16:47 to go, for the Birds' first th
points. W
The Gamecocks then came on
ti
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anfronting college students to- F
te first gravest problem is of sl
moult among sorority house t
into the causes of inferiority
ty feelings into three principal a
p
'ourth category: ichthyological
r people have prettier fish
ily along the coasta and in the
of p)hysical inferiority, perhaps
turally we are inclined to feel
cap)tain or the beautiful home
not. Look at all the people,
r'ho have made their marks in
.1Look at Socrates. Look at
n't always tell what's inside a
de. (Sometimes of course you
,for example. JIust one glance
kage-so bright and pert -so
ly in place whether you are at
enic-so invariably oorrect for
me look, I say, at this paragon
contain cigarettes of absolute
I That pure white Marlboro
d of Marlboro tobaccos, will
welkin ring, whatever that is.
been sitting and admiring your
iing of the semester, why don't
i? Light a cigarette, I mean
n settle back and smoke your
e, continue to gaze rapturously
twice as happy as you are if
now to the second category
>le think they are dumber ta
west be remembered that there
:e. Take, for instance, the clas
s, Claude and Sturbridge, stu
ways assumed that Claude was
use he knew more than Stur
ces, the social sciences, the hu
ige, on the other hand, was ten
i t caime to tying ranny knots.
d down on" "tupid'Sturbridge,"
ap at "Clever Claude," as tey
ink turned out to be the smart
g,ot loose and ran away? You
trbridge.
category,. financial inferiority.
tion Is to increase your income.
a fence. Or you can pose for a
heated.
mnancial inferiority is to accept
a bright side of poverty. True,
than you have, but look at all
don't-debts, for instance, and
You don't need money to have
aething, good pecople: the older
e that nothing is so precious as
u n the world is the one with
, *
erd the pleaure of Marlboro,
.11 0o states of the Uinion.
jump shot. The Blue Devils had a hai
88-70, Tuesday. (Photos by Bill Cai
As Duke 3
Birds Wi
rong. Ward and Haney brought i
e score to 15-13 and USC was
tting pretty. Ward brought the t
ill up, threw it to Bob Haney,
anding in the left corner of the
ont court. Haney passed it back t
id Ward in utter disdain for the c
lue Devils, just stood there hold
e ball under his arm. The basket ,
as anti-climax.
The score was tied for the first
me at 16-16 and then 18-18. The
irds held close and were only two
>ur points away for most of the
rst half, finishing up at six points i
)wn at 37-31. This was the closest
SC would come as the boys under
andably tired against the bigger,
ronger Blue Devils.
With 17:00 left in the second half
arolina was ten points down. The
irds do not go down easily, though.
ive minutes later, the scoreboard
iowed that USC was still down by
m.
The lead soon grew to 17 points
nd except for a brief period, the
roud, Fighting Gamecocks held
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td in a lot of plays as they won,
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Vins;
thl8
is constant.
As are many games these days
he game was made even more in
eresting by the coaches jumping of
heir benches to protest the refer
eing which was none too good ii
everal instances. One case wa
vhen Art Heyman drove in for
hot, shoved two Carolina men asid
vas not called for charging, an
nade the shot
Art Heyman had 21 points. H
vas held in check very well by Bil
rarbrough and many of his point
ame on tip-ins. Jeff Mullins checke
n with 27 for the second consecutiv
game and proved pretty much of
ean player.
.Jimmy Collins scored 18 for US,
wvith 17 each for Ward and Hanel
The main trouble for USC wa
Duke's height and strength. Tr
Birds found it hard to get undE
the boards and often had shoi
blocked. If the shots were made an
miissed, there was rarely a secor
hance.
A kudo must go to all of ti
tarting five for staying with ti
Blue Devils, in the score, and phys
:ally, guarding as wvell as gettin
indir the boards wvhere the traffi
svas heavy.
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Editorial
Students
Can't Enter
Field House
The students stood in the lobby
of the Field House and watched as
.he policemen waved in ticket-holder
after ticket-holder.
There appeared on the scene
Frank .iohnson, assistant athletic
iirector to complain why the stu
dents were not being admitted and
immediately they were.
Tne students are the ones that
pay the athletic fees and thus
?uppor)t the athletic program, so
'i al to the University. The Field
House can not hold all the students
but it. should hold all students un
less there is room.
Coach Chuck Noe has remarked
that he made sure that students
would fill the gym at Virginia
Tech in Blacksburg. Eventually
word got to the legislators through
Ohuck Noe's campaigning and Vir
ginia Tech got one of the finest
coliseums in the nation. Still the
place was a sell-out.
What Carolina evidently and
desperately needs is a new Field
House. This will attract people from
all over the state and will bring
capital into Columbia. This will
especially be true when the boys
that are being recruited now come
to Carolina and are able to cope
- with the teams to beat the top
teams on a fairly regular basis.
Besides, the students would all be
able to get who do not come now
' would be attracted by the Field
i House. The Field House would be
i a gem in the cap of Carolina and
a the entire state. Eventually we
would get tournaments here. Mean
while, let the students in first.
Gamecocks
(Continued from page 6)
Our biggest problem right now
e is replacing the 16 senior letter
men who will not be back next fall.
Positions we are now looking for
0 include a quarterback, another end,
- and two or three halfbacks. We
S need five or six more boys and oui
Le recruiting job will be finished, says
r Bass.
s When looking for a boy, th<
d staff first looks at his academi<
d status. That is one of the mosi
important things. Then they cheel
e with the prospect's coach, find out
e about the boy's conduct around
-school, his abilities, etc.
g Bass and his staff like to worl
e with a boy who is interested ir
education, first and above all.
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(Continued from page 6)
ielf popular than in most other years.
The strike zorne will be as large as it is supposed to, from
urmpit to knee. Warmup pitches will be limited to five and
)itchers must be in the on-deck circles when it is their
;urn to bat.
.. The minors are decreasing and a plan has been proposed
;o have college leagues. These leagues, composed of college
layers, would be financed by the majors and would be
)layed during the summer. This would give the college
)layer more experience and would eliminate a reason for
crabbing college players. A reason would be that a player
:ould not develop in the short college season and would get
more experience in a shorter time in the minors.
Interleague play has been discussed. and a poll has shown
that many people are in favor of the proposal, a two-one
majority. The main objection is that the World Series would
not be such an attraction. This is a serious consideration.
but the Series would probably not be hurt. The National
Basketball Association has interleague play and the play
offs still hold as much interest.
The sports world is currently being stirred up by the
Three Messketeers: Charles Finley, Pete Quesada, and Frank
Lane.
Finley has made trouble for Kansas City since his pur
chase of the A's franchise from the state of the late Arnold
Johnson. He hired Frank Lane as general manager. Frank
Lane in turn hired Joe Gordan whom he had fired and re
hired at Cleveland. Finley finally forced Lane into quitting.
He soon messed up the organization. His general manager
quit, he fired two managers, and many scouts quit. Finley
was left with very little personnel.
Pat Friday was the new general manager. He had been
running Mr. Finley's insurance business but had switched
to baseball. He does not seem to be doing too well in his job
although the farm products may save him.
Finley attacked the press for no reason and in such bad
taste and so publicly that Ford Frick, the Commissioner of
Baseball, had to apologize to Ernie Mehl, sports editor of
the Kansas City Star.
Finley continued to negotiate with Texas businessmen
concerning a possible move of the city, one of the newer
franchises to Dallas-Fort Worth, while he was denying the
charge. He finally demanded a new stadium so the people
could prove that they wanted him to stay.
The interference extended to players. Manny Jimenez
was a prime candidate for Rookie of the Year and was hitting
in the .320's. He is a singles hitter and is not a power hitter.
Finley called his manager in and told him that Jimenez was
a smart ballplayer, that he could hit home runs, and that
he should commence doing so. Jimenez, swinging for the
iences, finished at .301.
Charles Finley recently made the statement that he knew
other owners wanted to get out of baseball but would stay
and make Kansas City a successful franchise. Let us hope
that he does it in the right way, the right way for baseball.
Frank Lane: During his first years of headline mak
ing trading, Frank Lane seemed to be a shrewd trader.
Success is not as good as failure in many cases. Soon he
became a compulsive trader and, though we realize that
this sounds very serious, his mind is not balanced well, at
least in regard to trading ballplayers, not for the amount as
for the seeming unnecessity in so many cases.
Frank Lane took over the Chicago Packers. He is also
knowledgable in the field of basketball (and football, also).
He changed the name of the team to the Zephyrs and has
traded right and left. The trades were not bad up to a point.
The coaches have kept coming and so have the players.
It is to be hoped that fans will not be stopped by such antics.
The third man, General Pete Quesada, solved the problem
by quitting after unfounded attacks on the press recently,
and many other blunders. The blunders are not what is bad.
it is the intentional running of absolutely everything.
It's the Laugh Riot of
1963 .. .
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