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Luckless ( Clemson edged the Gamecock 80-61, Tuesday night at ti "Snake Pit." Carolina was unable to col with the height of Donnie Me haffey and Woody Morgan, e Clemson grabbed more than the: share of rebounds. Clemson jumped off to a lee but the Birds did not let ti Tigers get out of sight as the were tied at 17-17 with 5:22 rn maining in the first half and le 18-17. Shortly before the fir half ended, Carolina trailed b 25-23. The Tigers then made a threi point play, one of four they wet to capitalize on during the eve ning. USC brought the ball dowi lost it, and Clemson scored. The brought the ball down again an were tied up in a jump. Donnie Mahaffey tipped ti ball down court to Choppy Pal terson who scored and we fouled. He made the foul she and the half-time score we Clemson 32, Carolina 23 This irritated Head Coac Chuck Noe as he had warned th USC players about this pla which had appeared on Clemso Russian Russia has done it again. The3 brought over three men, Igor Ter. Oyanesen, Valeri Brumel, anc Valeri Bolishox for the Melros4 Games, called the Indoor Olympics and the series of other track meets The Russians set a world record a meet record, and won all three events. Brumel jumped 7-2 in the (Author of "I Wa CALPURNIA, Now, as the college year api emerges clearly: you are all gc There are two things you marry money. (I don't men mean you marry a person wh people and currency have not I States since the Smoot-Hawl< the other hand, are legal evei with great pleasure and entlh Union. I bring up Marlboro I sponsored by the makers of 1M brood if I omit to mention thi But I digress. I was sayin course, you will not because living, pure-hearted, freckle-fi keep from flunking, you must learn how to take lecture note According to a recent surv graduates do not know the pre illustrate this shocking statist a course in history. Let us fu turing on the ruling houses of.] write diligently in your notebc have been taught. like this: I. House of Plantagenet. II. House of Lancaster. Ill. House of York. Then you stop. You put as tear, for you cannot go on. Oh, next ruling house is the Hou don't know the Roman numer (It may, incidentally, be of out that Americans are not I Roman numerals. The Romai I suppose they could tell you that, but when it came to rea just flang awa.y their stylusei bath and take in a circus and (You may wonder why Ri numerals when the Arabs had sir, the fact is that the Empe buy the Arabic numerals fror Buileiman wouldn't do busir raised his bid to 100,000 gold in the Colosseum, the Appian (So Rome stuck with Rom turned out. One day in the arguing about how much is C] soon everyone in town came the excitement, nobody remen -wham![-before you could Goths the Visigoths, and the Well sir, thatsathe way the Iet's get back to lecture not Marlboro Cigarettes. The ma it not fitting that we should p these fine men, fond of squar and tattoos-these tireless pei days trying to please us-seai all possible totnecos, aging th withI tender, loving care? Mai and flip top box. You will fin< Mariborum amo, Tomi Marl amast, Harry Marlborum a Joan Mariborum amat, Jear boru*m amast, quique Marl quoque amabliua, amecocks BI s, game films. Besides getting on e the team for this during the half time break, he also pointed out e the 14 mistakes the Birds had - made and said that the team a would have a good lead other Ir wise. Mr. Noe thought he had given the Gamecocks a good 4 enough offense to beat the Tig e era. Y It was no contest in the second - half. The Birds did come back d to within six points, 47-41. How it ever, it was never very close. Y Clemson extended their lead to 14 points but were kept at a 10-point advantage as the Game e cocks scrapped back and came to within six ciphers. Height won ' out as Clemson extended this Y lead as time wore on with the d lead stretching to 21 before Scotti Ward scored to make the e final score, 80-61. Ward led the Birds with 18 s points. Jimmie Collins, scored t 16. Choppy Patterson led Clem son with 16. Disabled by an auto accident last year, he was very h rusty this fall and was benched e for a time but he is now leading y Clemson's comeback. Mahaffey n scored 13. Patterson led Clemson Pros Win high jump, Ter-Oyanesen set a rec ord in the broad jump and Bolishov r I won the 880. C The reason for the Russian suc- s cess in these fields against our a amateurs and amateurs from other countries is that Russian athletes, a and possibly those from other Iron , Ourtain countries, are professionals. a v a Teen-ag Dwarf" "The Many i of Dobis GiAia", etc.S t a HERE I COME I roaches its mid-point, one fact ing to flunk everything. can do about it. First, you can I i you marry the money itself; I f o has money. Weddings between F >een legal anywhere in the United y Act. Marlboro Cigarettes, on ywhere and are, indeed, smoked t usiasm in all fifty states of the ~igarettes because this column is [arlboro, and they are inclined to ,ir product.) g you can marry money but, of you are a high-minded, clean iced American kid. Therefore, to U try the second method: you must s. ey, 123.6% of American under 'per way to take lecture notes. To ic, let us suppose you are taking rther supos the lecturer is lec England. You listen intently. You ok, making a topic outline as you ide your pen. You blink back a yes, you know very well that the se of Tudor. The trouble is you al that comes after III. (IIK some historical interest to pint he only peple who don't kow is didn't kow them themselves. how much V or X were or like I cuties like LXI or MMC, they and went downtown to have a maybe stab Caesar a few times. me stuck with these ridiculous such a nice, simple system. Well ror Vespasian trned like orasy to a Suleiman the Magnificent, but ess-not even when Vespasian piastres, plus he offered to throw Way, and Charlton Heston. an numerals-to its sorrow, as it Forum, Cicero and Pliny got to D)L times MVIX. Well sir, pretty u-ound to join the hassle. In all bered to lock the north gate and say pecca forliter, in rushed the Green Bay Packersal) em pire crumbles, and I digress. es. Let's also say a word about kers would be ao pleased I And is lease these honest tobacconist e dancing, water sports protein, fectionists who spend all of their ching everywhere for the best of em with patience, blending them -lboros are available in soft pc I XX cigarettes in each pakg. borum amat, Dick MarlbLorum mat, June Mariborum amat, Mariborum emat, Jane Mart baorum aat-.t Mamarum w To C1ems with his playmaking and outside 61 shooting. C1 Clemson's height won out over the Gamecocks. The Birds were C1 allowed very few shots. In the ou first half, they took 18. They did make nine but 18 shots are not sc enough. Clemson, in the same to period, took 89. C< Jimmy Collins played the low V pivot for the Gamecocks with m Scotti Ward taking a turn at vi the post for a short time. The a Tigers clogged the center and P1 prevented the Birds from getting in to the basket. N In the preliminary game, the C1 Biddies beat the Clemson frosh, F 52-36, despite the fact that they Ci took only six men to the hills. al The Birds led at halftime by w 19-18. pf Incidental Intelligence: Scotti Ti Ward extended his string of free throws to 29. Choppy Patterson cc went down court with the ball to and ran over Scotti. He made the ar first toss good but missed the tr second. A Clemson player, Nick t) Brennan, set the ACC record at D 41 earlier this year. Ward is in the top ten in the hE nation in free throws. se ... Carolina has met Clemson ar Amateur The Russians are given apart-. uents by the government, are hon- B red, and are allowed to spend a H Teat deal of time or all their time (: n athletics. () Here athletes have to work to be M ble to stay amateur and are S4 ratched carefully by the AAU '' bout their expenses. This should be B, fted, a slight bit, but only slightly, K is is an injustice. H One good thing about U.S.S.R. T ompetition is that it spreads good R rill between the two countries, at N iast the athletes of the two coun- p ries. All are good friends. - The baseball off-season wears on D nd trades continue to be made. D 'his year has seen the biggest turn ver of any year. The Chicago Vhite Sox won the pennant in 1959. 'hree and a half years later only - Dur are still on the team: Lollar, la 'ox, Landis, and Esposito. N The annual scouting reports on B he 1963 rookies has been released (1 y "Baseball Digest." There are G: !ss rookies slated to make it this - ear but many of those who are not, (1 re expected to make it in the R uture, a bigger percentage than (] sual (] Hurry While S& Big Red uctic Sweaters, Sport C COPELAI 1409 MAIN t,Isthls the ~using Men SSn:Bracer's rugged, viu ttribe.e But is ii AfteriaII, Menthol-Iced Sshavingnicks and scral b onditions your skin.y ~~Are'Vtthese sound, sci th pure?ly emotlo In tha case, on Tigers A. times in basketball since 1982. ' irolina has won 48, Clemson 22. ... One of the referees was arley Eckman, a former stand t in the NBA. .. Carolina has a busy C hedule in February as they try move up in the Atlantic Coast ' inference. The Birds take on - irginia at the Field House to orrow. This is followed by a S sit by Maryland on Monday and trip to Greenville to meet the irple Paladins Wednesday. Friday and Saturday is the Drth - South doubleheader in arlotte, North Carolina. Next riday, USC will meet North krolina with Clemson going rainst N. C. State. Saturday R ill find the Birds vs. the Wolf- Re Lek and the Tigers against the Al ir Heels. The regular season schedule tic ncludes with the Tigers coming NC Columbia in search of culture W d girls on the 19th and USC an avelling to Winston-Salem on e 23rd to meet the Demon Mi eacons. Da The ACC tournament will be Ric ld in Reynolds Memorial Coli um in Raleigh on February 28, , d March 1st and 2nd. st sci -" ,. :: an( the Meet Ca: The list is: Baltimore - Frank ot ertaina (lefty pitcher), Larry aney (C); Boston-Bob Guindon fro LB); Chicago - Deacon Jones B), Al Weis (SS); Cleveland - fin ax Alvis (3B); Larry Brown (2B- go ), Vic Davalilo (CF), Floyd sch eaver (righty pitcher); Detroit- - 11 Freehan (C); Don Wert (3B); (R snsas City -- Jim Driscoll (IF); (IF ector Maloney (IF-OF); Ron ri )mpkins (righty pitcher); John Loi 'ojcik (OF); Los Angeles-Julio avarro (from S. F. - righty Fra tcher); Dick Simpson (OF); Minn. Gerry Arrigo (lefty pitcher); . dro Oliva (OF); New York-Al it. )wning (LP); Jake Gibbs (IF); vi dro Gonzales (LF); Washington jud None for right now. te the In the National League-Chicago ahe -Fred Burdette (RP), Wayne Car- Bal nder (LP), Ralph Holding (C); is elson Mathews (OF); Cinc. - wo )b Heffner (RP), Tom Harper I F); Houston-,Jim Dickson (RP); Th enn Vaughan (IF); Los Angeles ey' -Mike Brumley (C); Jack Smith ror tP), Nate Oliver (2B); Milw. - Bo. alt Hriniak (2B); Dan Schneider I ,P); New York - Ted Schreiber citi F); Philadelphia -- Ral Culp que een citi leCtion., ' ast Lo ieaj ins onl All Ma * say oats & Blazers ha the sho STREET Fai 1livi only reason for ten Skin BracerP long-lasting aroma is an ob everything? Skin Bracer is the after-shave er than burns. it helps heal >es. Helps prevent blemishes, antific' virtues more importent ial effect Skin Bracer has on buy a bottle. And -have fun,E pring JT tarts Mo The Gamecock football team ach Marvin Bass, will begin s Sixteen boys will be missing ie biggest losses are in the lin tate-Record telays Held [ere April 6 The first annual Carolina State cord Relays will be held at the x Enright Athletic Center on ril 6. Nine colleges are bringing par ipants - Presbyterian, Georgia, rth Carolina, Clemson, Maryland, lliam and Mary, Wake Forest i USC. 3ix others - Chattanooga, Duke. ami, Tennessee, The Citadel p vidson, Georgia Tech, Florida. hmond, VMI, and Florida State. A. small number was expected for s year since colleges plan their 1; iedules a few years in advanet ( I schools were unable to change n ir schedules for the Relays. rhere will also be high school I iners in the meet, only South rolina boys for this year, but F ers in years to come. h 150 from high schools and 250 m colleges are expected this year. .fternoon trials, semi-finals, and als will start at 1:30 p.m. and until 6. Thirty-one events are eduled. P); Pittsburgh - Len Alley '); Bob Bailey (3B); Jim Der- p (1B); Pat Donnelly (RP); St. b is - Ron Taylor (from Clev. P); Harry Watts (IF); San y incisco-Ron Herbel. i n not all cases will these make I Some will be flops while others a I be surprises. Also, this only ges if a player will be of major b gue caliber. On certain teams p re will be one or two players ad of him at that position as on fi timore where their catching staff w full and Larry Haney probably ii i't stick. a lockey seems about to expand. ii National Hockey League, hock- a s major league consists of To to, Montreal, New York, Chicago, ;ton, and Detroit. II 'he league wil grow but what is es it will take in is open to stion. It was expected, until re-( tly, that it would be a western G es, such as San Francisco and G Angeles, where there is a minor ti rue, currently. , ['he president of the Toronto iN pIe Leafs has started a furore by .< ing that he believes that Pitts gh and Baltimore should enter 2 league and the West Coast uld come last-.c 'our men, Sam Rice, Eppa Rixey, at ier Flick, and John Clarksor .e e named to Baseball's Hall of F nue. All but Clark'on are still g.s w Isk nbaer otball nday , under the direction of Head pring practice on Monday. from the 4-5-1 team of 1962. e where there are no starters eturning. The line losses (Lester, Barfield, ones, Humphreys, Crafts, Lomas, hatman), also included a pair of .11-Americans in Moss and Caskey. Missing in the backfield will be ullback Dick Day and another All Linerican, "Bouncing Billy" Gam rell. They will be replaced (Day ras out at mid-season due to an ijury) by Pete DiVenere and Larry ill, respectively. Others in the starting backfield ill be record-breaker "Deacon Dan" eeves and right half, Sammy An erson, Marty Rosen will also see lot of action at the right half-I ack post. Of the Gamecocks' first five back eld men, four are not from South arolina - Reeves, Americus, Ga.; ill-Fairfield, Conn.; DiVenere ew Canaan, Conn.; Rosen-Brook rn, N. Y. Only Sammy Anderson North Augusta )is from the Pal ietto State. The ends will be Billie Nies and arry Rucker, tentatively. Tackles re Ed Hertwig and Steve Cox with aul Kilzer also available. Joe Pre odka will play mainly with the de mnsive squad. Center may be Mack Hanna on fense with Jim Johnson and eorge Hrohuchak for defense. Linebacker is a vacant post after ie graduation of Ed Holler and ichard Lomas. Also open on the defensive platoon ill be the safety spot of Tommy ilcher and Billy Gambrell's half ick post. Coming up for the freshmen to e for jobs are fullback Gene Wil ams, halfback David Truby, Jeff wers, and end Butch Williams, nong others. Practice will probably be affected V the new rule allowing almost atoon football. Future Carolina teams will bene t from twenty-eight newcomers ho will report to Coach Ed Pitts the Fall. From the Columbia rea are Mike Ragin, Gene Lindsey, the line; and Tommy Thompson, rd Coot Wood in the backfield. Other linemen are Billy Mahaffey Liberty, S. C.), Mac Perry (At mnta), David Berry (Warner Rob is, Georgia), Gerald Fanning Brevard, N. C.), Paul Phillips aaffney), Hyrum Pierce (Empire, eorgia), Tommy Seward (Macon, eorgia), Harry Underwood (Smith eld, Va.), Randy Harbour (Green lle), Jim Gobble (Spartanburg), ike Johnson (Church Hill, Tennes e). Also in the backfield are Dan ker (Darlington) ( Billy Johnstone eorgetown), Bobby Bryant (Ma n, Ga.), Tony Chrisley (Westmin er), Butch King (Bethune), Ed tr Newton (Fairfax, Ala.), Jerry hodes (Pendleton), Buster Kim ell (Spartanburg), Sonny Dickin *n (Wetumpka, Ala.), Paul Har an (Lexington), S t an Juk eorgetown), and Donnie Myers teevesville). The linemen average 6-3 and eigh 206. The biggest lineman is arry Underwood who stands 6-6 d weighs 250. The average USC back is 6-1 and eighs 181 pounds. Has New Home at the New DAVISON'S Intramural Sports With more than half of the in tramural everts recorded, Pi Kappa Alpha and Zone Six are leading in point totals for the All-Sports Trophy. Pi Kappa Alpha captured the first event of the year by winning the swimming meet and has con tinued to pile up the points. Their biggest victory came in intramural football. Pi Kappa Alpha captured both the fraternity and campus championships. Zone Six finished second in the independent football league and has scored well in all the other events. FRATERNITY STANDINGS Pi Kappa Alpha 340 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 285 Sigma Nu 252 Kappa Alpha 247 Phi Kappa Sigma 247 Kappa Sigma 239 Alpha Tau Omega 217 Chi Psi 211 Sigma Chi 204 Sigma Phi Epsilon 192 Phi Epsilon Pi 185 Lambda Chi Alpha 177 Phi Delta Beta 159 Pi Kappa Phi 78 INDEPENDENT STANDINGS Zone 6 274 Zone 11 254 Zone 10 249 Zone 1 233 Zone 9 230 Zone 4 224 Zone 15 185 Zone 8 181 Zone 3 175 Zone 7 175 Zone 16 164 Zone 2 147 Zone 14 121 Zone 5 104 Zone 13 37 Zone 12 24 Anyone interested in working on the Gamecock Sports Staff drop by the Gamecock office at any time. Fast Break Not Dead; Ask USC "Is the fast break dead ?" asks 'Sports Review" magazine basket all issue. This question is posed due to the act that Cincinnati is in power in ~ollege basketball. Success needs ollowers and many coaches are opying the style of Ed Jucker, who ias written a book about his type ~f play, calling the book Collegiate 3asketball. There are other successful ball ontrol teams at St. Louis, which Ihuck Noe called the best team he as faced all year, the second team o Cincinnati in the Missouri Valley ionference; and at UCLA. Clemson in downing the Game ocks proved that racehorse basket a11 is not dying. The Tigers downed [JSC with the fast break racing up and down court before USC could ret set. Duke is a prime example (and the iecond team, Loyola (Chicago), also he second team In the nation. Hey nan and Mullins spearhead the break and the Blue Devils are again eading the ACC, undefeated. As a matter of fact, Coach Chuck R1oe of Roosterville Tech, has said that he would rather be playing racehorse basketball Instead of con trol basketball but he does niot have the material for basketalt.