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Relay Spe e~ S FLORIDA RELAY CIIAMPS: (from left to right) Mike MCGuin Bob Crombic. This group of cocky freshmen showed their heels to 1 Relays with a victory and a new record in the sprint medley. McKinny man followed with a 24.3 220, McGuinnis went through a 21.7 220 brought the stick home first with a 1:53.7 880. Gamecocks Impre The twentieth annual running of Saturday, March 30, saw many the Florida Relays Carnival on Ioutstanding performances. In the $E lD { (Athor of "I Was a Teen-age Dwarf","The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis," etc.) NOW YOU CAN BE YOUNGER THAN SHE IS It is a scientific fact that girls reach emotional maturity earlier than boys. For this reason freshman girls are reluctant to make romantic alliances with freshman boys, but instead choose men from the upper classes. Thus the freshman boys are left dateless, and many is the might the entire freshman dorm sobs itself to sleep. An equally moist situation exists among upper-class girls. With per-class men being snapped up by freshman girls, the poor ladies of the Sper class are reduced to dreary, manless evenings of Monop oly and home permanents. It pleasures me to report there is a solution for this morbid situation-indeed, a very simple solution. Wydon't the two great hanvo-nt. oros-rte freshman girs a the reluantr-ola grmantind slaces with fesah oyntadchoee from mter Take,~ fo~exape h cs.fAbetPyo Thufos the fEushani bVyse. lf aees n ayih Anbrt heontire freshman inr sobs iteldt gravep. An eanebly moivesituatios exin ao uppe-cas rls With upe-clas softn binghisnaoneliness.yBfindedab terls, the poorbldo upon theasue ome o Eprtai thee, a soion wickr thnd mrbfid, whtaonas capedi a vrethe simpl slton. h o' the t wo True, there isusomethingeof anuage gifrnta, yout oth?"e Siafoo Esacia eevihy. Albem Pso, ay,"shainbr saynd and rate ato mverl Unesiy, wagngs alk acon then mpsoe forar, weepi kowhy nhiyoneliesrablie.dt' byeas, e tum'ed audate Welte can' I.2Sowh dtw aeec te? thesupiey form oft"r Eustacia, lenorking witcrn rapona hs wasyheadasd inawrthddyp.nte uf "W hat don't ouac whe yu're oing,ot oun minto out? "Bh"said Eustacia , greevishrhteth "I'm srigh, lad," said Albert Payson and startd o onet th onudnly cthe sope frus."nprain."ad, "he ! said u stcasudeing hisfreor "o' ti men fowr. u kno wilhyn youe msrae.ov ue youe an't pretnc e. Well,gneither asn I.ig hedon'tigarete each otherte?aay "Surey yo st' cried Eustacia okn ihsonuo "as tyhead an MrboroCgrdtyo.ut ihe?seakd "Oha Ienwlse yuge?ha ouae" said Albert Payson "bThat oent ma ren' find elamed of lansing toim togehercal." "o osoeMrbro stevr sec "rible wro hat she ate gl rmdos,rgtfo "el"sAletPayson, "weyouciuldtibuilde meSInammour." "IBwh," hsaidsa, rndiang hera teh.ya are n rthe ond th soe firos." B etblsmeti Ugh,I sidnEstaci sudrn eretr egh wine eyes. Sieshmin,Albeomora,sonir,tenigretan sarteaeye. Say crnioe-wsiejyml,rc,.itrtpMrbr toverilale. "Fnakor tox smok Maerloreof our the verytes.c etacul (Gamecock Stall Photo by Gaskins) nis, Bob Loughman, Rea McKinny, he rest of the field at the Florida led off with a 51.3 440, Lough and the kid from down under 0 ssive . . . varsity division -three records fell; one was a near world record. John Pennel, a husky pole vaulter from Northeast Louisiana State College, established a new meet mark of 16 feet '4 inch; then the bar was moved up to 16 feet 4 inches, one inch higher than his pending world mark, which he set at Memphis a week ago. On his third try at this height he grazed the cross bars with his chest on the way down. The bar momentarily wavered; then fell. A Maryland foursome set a rec ord in the sprint medley relay of 3:23.1, and Fleetwood Loustalot of Furman established an automatic meet mark in the 330-hurdles, a R BUitGU the big na eo dep, eih,sp rk ir Lononstip s . .' o sthee bpsig nam or button-down collar, and loop. Sizes 5, M, L, XL. Trend Shop, RichIanw lar O Tomorrow morning the first hope will be the annual runnir gets underway. Over 700 contes part in the relay carnival which standing track teams in the Sou Carolina's outstanding high set Sixteen colleges and thirty-n entries with Meet Director, N 290 entrants in the University the Freshman Division, and 336 i Many schools which could not sei a few of their most outstandin Duke's great shot putter, Dicd to try to better the record he si Gamecocks this season. Another is high jumper, Tom Clark, wh Enright Center with a jump of a sensation, Dave Segal, who is performances he gave his first t, will be on hand to lead Furma run in the 100-yd. dash. Gameco( The Gamecocks will have the year's relay meet. The freshman as a favorite to win the title in th team will also run in the mile relay team ran into a little bad will be bucking to upset very fir Clemson on Saturday. For the first time in Carolin, intermediate hurdles will be ru: by the ACC this year to take tl hurdles. Furman's outstanding ] lot, won the event at the Flor considered a favorite in the Ci Atkinson finished fourth in F running for the gold medal. The meet begins at 10 o'clo the trials in the individual runn events. The relay championship. ships will not be until the aft( for adults and 50 cents for stude: sity students is to cover the me, Succes Special seating has been put the large crowd that is expecte capacity to 2,500. SEE YOU AT THE CAROLI ... In Flori4 new event. His time was 36.9. pla Carolina Scores Well coc The Gamecocks compiled a total sh< of nine points, most of which came on in the field events. Ronnie Collins wh secured a third-place by clearing he 6 feet 3 inches in the high jump. inA Bill Nies placed third in the discus the with a heave of 147 feet 6% inches sei and Johnnie Wilburn threw the rel javelin 180 feet 3 inches for a fifth ex ofj Sp I - I ca ps...iI ngrd- ugud a a' sneo .aste rsCamus. .. iaprd traditional locker hook 3.99 p bens and what all track fans g of the Carolina Relays, tants are expected to take features some of the out theast and many of South ool teams. ne high schools have filed Veems Baskin. There are nd College Division, 63 in n the High School Division. id an entire team have sent g performers. c Gesswein, will be on hand At in a duel meet with the entry from the Big Four o holds the record at Rex Imost 6'6". Furman's sprint well remembered for the wo years in the State Meet, n's relay team. Segal may ks ir share of winners in this medley relay team is slated e Frosh Division. This same relay. The varsity 440-yd. luck in Florida, but they ie teams from Furman and m track history the 330-yd. n. This event was induced ie place of the 220-yd. low zurdler, Fleetwood Lousta ida Relays and should be trolina Relays. USC's Neil orida and will he in the -k Saturday morning with ing events and high school and individual champion rnoon. Admission is $1.50 ,its. The charge for Univer at expenses. in by USC toaccommodate ci. This brings the seating NA RELAYS. Ia Relays ce. n the running events the Game-; ks made a surprisingly poor wing. Neil Atkinson was the y member of the track squad o placed in the running events, earned a bronze medal by plac fourth in the 330-hurdles. But Carolina foursomes couldn't m to get up for their particular ay events and as a result of the -ellent competition none placed. Frosh Set Record Where the varsity foursomes left , the Carolina Frosh took up. arked by sensational Bob Crom -------------------- Cli 10% Reductior QUALITY AN I? 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Crombie Runs 1:53.7 ichor man Bob Crombie ran a 7 half-mile on his way to vic in the sprint medley. The y~ Australian took the baton y yards behind the leader and on to win by twenty in what ed to be one of the most sensa .1 races of the day. 'e time run by Crombie is un ially the fastest time ever run member of the Carolina track .Ed Cribb holds the recognized at 1:54.7. of women