The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 10, 1963, Page Page Seven, Image 8
An Austra
Running F
BY BOB CROMBIE
There is no excuse why an atli
te should not improve his time
with the facilities such as thos
found at the Rex Enright Centee
The center is one of the best at)
letic training grounds that I hav
ever seen and I can not think <
anyway to Improve it.
University life offers an athlel
a great opportunity to develop hi
talents as he has so much time I
train. I speak from experience bi
cause when I ran in Melbourne
still had to work eight hours a da,
Being a member of a team hs
been a wonderful experience f<
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When all of you go to Eurc
you will certainly want to vie
The first thing you will i
absence of sibilants. In Si:
thereby hangs a tale. Unti
Fawkes, as he was sometim<
like everybody else. Philip I
having an ingrained sense of
barrass their monarch, decid
did indeed put Philip IV ver
it turned out to be a very br
sassafras industry-Spain's
reduced the nation to a secol
As a result, Spaniards wer<
in order to keep body and sc
go in Spain-in Madrid, in I
-you will see bulls being f<
have sought to arbitrate th
Spaniards, a proud people v
have rejected all overtures.
It is therefore necessary I
anyone who is going to Spai
say a few words about Marl
me for writing this column,
ignore their product. In trut
praises of Marlboro Cigarett
with delight when I come up<
full, rich taste of good tobaci
filter, and Marlboro is the on
both requirements. Oh, what
flavor reaches you without st
will find these statements tc
light a Marlboro. Marlboros
Top box, and are made only
But I digress. Let us rett
nature bellicose creatures wi
come home. Then they like
listen to the "Farm and Hom
will not allow the bulls any a
bull and making veronicas
ground meat. Bulls, being
andl then, believe you me, th<
To be perfectly honest, mi
of this incessant struggle an
lumbus, for example, took ol
the Maxene, and the Laverne
later discovered Columbus.
World, but he was silent on I
to know what he discovered.
Well sir, I guess that's all
So nowv, as the setting sun ca
let us take our reluctant leav
ait is jocularly called. Aloha,
*
Let us not, however, take ou
us keep enjoying t hose fine M1
tobacco-pure wha ile Selectr
box-annilna in all fily S
han Views
or Carolina
me. I have found that the daily
- workouts are much more fun when
s you have someone running with you
e rather than the long and lonesome
hours that I spent training in the
Melbourne Botanical Gardens.
e Athletes in Australia run every
f week for six months whereas over
here there are not as many meets
e so a runner must be in peak condi
s tioning when the season begins.
o Once a trackman leaves college
there are very few meets that he
I can participate in. I feel that this
r. is one of the essential weaknesses
a of America's track and field pro
r gram.
As for myself I intend to have
the most gruelling training period
of my career in an attempt to gain
a place on Australia's 1964 Olym
pic Games Team.
Baseball Team
(Continued from page 6)
With only three more games re
maining on the slate, Carolina's top
batsman will probably be either
Senior captain Jim Lanford or
Sophomore Dick Moseley. Lanford
is now holding onto a .358 batting
average, good enough for seventh
in the ACC, while Moseley lies
10 percentage points back with a
.348 mark, 11th in the Conference.
This Friday and Saturday USC
ventures into the Tar Heel state
for games with North Carolina and
N. C. State, respectively, and a
chance to move higher in the con
ference standings. The climax of
the season comes Tuesday at home
when Carolina closes out the sea
son against Clemson College.
a a Teen-age Dwarf", "The Many
a of Dobie Gillis", etc.)
SEE EUROPE
100 A DAY: NO. 3
pe during your summer vacation,
it Spain, where the tall corn grows,
otice upon entering Spain is the
ain "s" is pronounced "th" and
the reign of Philip IV-or Guy
Ns called-Spaniards said "a" just
V, however, lisped, and Spaniards,
propriety and not wishing to em
ad that everybody should lisp. This
y much at his ease, but in the end
.d thing for Spain. It wrecked the
principal source of revenue-and
id-class power.
all forced to turn to bull fighting
ul together. Today, wherever you
a~rcelona, in Toledo, in Cleveland
>ught. For many years the bulls
s long-standing dispute, but the
ho use nothing but Castile soap,
or me to explain bull fighting to
n. It is also necessary for me to
boro Cigarettes because they pay
and they are inclined to pout if I
h, it is no chore for me to sing the
a, for I am one who fairly swoons
mn a cigarette which gives you the
os plus the pure white Selectrate
ly smoke I have found that fulfills
a piece of work is Marlboro? The
int or diminution. You, even as I,
be happily true when once you
come to you in soft pack or Flip
by the makers of Marlboro.
rn to bull fighting. Bulls are by
o will keep fighting till the cows
to put on pipe and slipper. and
a Hour." However, the Spaniards
urcease. They keep attacking the
a corn meal pancake filled with
vegetarians, reject the veronicas
fur starts to fly?t
my Spaniards have grown weary
d have left their homeland. Co
f in three little ships-the Patti,
-and discovered Ohio. Magellan
Balboa also sailed to the New
i peak in Darien, so it is difficult
you need to know about SpaIn.
4st its rosy fingers over El Greco,
e of Spain-or Perfidious Albion,
Spain or Perfidious Albion, aloha?
@1983 Max Ibumaa
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FRESHMAN STATE CHAMPS
McKinny, Dave Gatch, Fulton Du
Myers, Coach Benjy Seagle, Bob
Benjy's Bid
Dukes and
Bob Loughman
Sports Writer
The thirty-sixth running of the
South Carolina Intercollegiate
Track and Field Championships
saw a well balanced Freshman
team romp to their second con
secutive win in the annual affair.
The Biddies took nine gold medals
out of a possible seventeen, and
set two records and tied one.
Records
Fulton Dukes equaled the old
record set by Furman's Dave Segal
calls for...
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(Frist row from left to right) Mike
kea, (second row from left to right),
Morgan, Bob Smart, Wendall Gatch, B
[dies Win Fr
Crombie Set
when he covered the 100 in the
time of :09.6. It marked the close
of an undefeated season for the
husky South Carolinian.
Bob Crombie chopped one and a
half seconds of the old 880 mark
when he went the distance in
1:53.9. The Australian was un
challenged from start to finish in
the event.
The other record came in the
440-yard relay, where the quartet
of Dukes, Hatchell, Crombie, and
McGuinnis combined to set the
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(Photo by Mike McCarthy)
Monroe, Mike McGuinnis, Rea
Jim Poulos, Bob Crombie, Russ
ob Loughman.
osh Title;
New Marks
standard at :42.7; this eclipsed
the old record set by The Citadel
f :43.8.
Double Winner
Mike Monroe was the only dou
ble winner for the Cocks. Monroe
won the hop, step, and jump with
a leap of 41 feet 4 inches and
the broad jump with an effort of
22 feet 11/4 inches.
Jim Meyers won the high jump
for the Biddies, the Pennsylvanian
outclassed everyone with a jump
of 6 feet even and then just
grazed the bar in his 6-2 attempt
at the record.
Mike McGuinness toured the
440-yard distance in :49.3, just one
tenth off the record; the Jersey
product also placed third in the
220-yard dash. David Gatch came
on, after a bad start in the high
hurdles, and won the event with
the time of :15.8.
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This afternoon and tomor- 8
row afternoon UNC will play It
host to the Tenth Annual
ACC Track and Field
Championships. As usual the a
mighty Terrapins of Mary- v
land are favored to retain the
title which has fallen from |
their hands only once in the d
last ten years.
Sprints
The sprints seem to be in e
the hands of Clemson's sen- L
sational dashman Jimmy L
Wynn. He is the defending f
champion in the 100-yd. dash
and can be considered a good c
bet to win the 220 although o
d e f e n d in g champ Chris r
Stauffer is still around. L
The 440 could prove to be 2
the most exciting event of ij
the two-day meet. Maryland u
has two excellent quarter- t,
milers in Chris Stauffer and t,
John Prettyman. Bob Hart d
of UNC finished second to v
Stauffer last year and will b
have the advantage of run- f,
ning on his own track. Cecil
Huey of Clemson can run
with the best of them and
could pull an upset. b
Distances h
The 880 belongs to Dick 8
Smith of Maryland. Smith P
won this event last year in a b
record time of 1:51.6. He has f
already run better than that 14
this year in several meets. t
Jerry Stuver of UNC will be 7
a m o n g the top finishers 0
along with Ramsey Thomas s
of Maryland and Dave b
T u r n e r of Wake Forest.
Carolina's Eddie Cribb fin- c
ished third in this event last t
year. 6
Louis Van Dyke of Duke t
was second behind Wells of 2
Maryland in the mile in last 6
year's meet and is the favor- a
ite this year. Charlie Little i
of UNC, Alan Rose of USC,
and Art Maillet of UNC G
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Hurdles
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re a toss-up between two
ery fine hurdlers, Bob Ver
tillion of Maryland and Jim
'rown of UNC. Vermillion
'on the 70-yd. hurdles in
oors but he may have to
ive way to the taller UNC
aan on the cinders. The
'errapins have depth in this
vent with Dick Sheer and
oug Tacker. Bob Fogle of
uke should challenge the
ront runners.
There is nobody who can
)me close to Chris Stauffer
f Maryland if he decides to
,cn the 330 intermediates.
ast year he did not run the
30-yd. low hurdles so there
r reason to believe that he
'ill also scratch in the 330's
ris year. Stauffer is one of
e finest quartermile hur
lers in the country. Three
eeks ago at the Penn Re
ays he set a record of 51.2
)r the 440-yd. low hurdles.
Field Events
Cater Leland is the num
er one pick in the broad
wmp. The Clemson jumper
as soared over 24' this past
eason and consistently sur
assed the 23' mark. Leland's
est competition will come
rom Mike Cole of Maryland
,ho bested him indoors and
mam - mate Jimmy Wynn.
'he record in the broad jump
f 23' 8" set in 1955 by Joel
'hankle of Duke stands to be
roken this year.
Tom Clark of UNC has
leared the high jump bar
his year with a jump of over
9". He is a clear favorite
D retain the title which he
>on last year with a leap of
'6". Unless Clark has a bad
ay he will go unchallenged
nt this event.
The pole vault is property
f John Belitza who has won
he event the past two years.
east y e a r Belitza cleared
4' 7" for a new ACC record.
'his past year the Maryland
,aulter has become a mem
er of that select group of
.6' vaulters.
Dick Gesswein of Duke is
he defending champ in both
he shot put and discus. He
as won both events the past
wo years. Last year he set
record with a throw of
.60' 5" in the discus which
vas broken this year at the
arolina R e l a y s by Dick
)obbs of Clemson. Dobbs
r'ill be a threat to dethrone
he two-time champion in the
i s c u s , but Gesswejn un
ouchable in the shot put.
Maryland is the favorite,
JNC will be there alona with
'lemson, but for the rest of
he schools in the ACC next
aturday will be a 1 o n g
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