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John As SV By MIKE McCARTHY Sports Editor Tuesday afternoon before le than two hundred onlookers ti USC swimming team ended whi might be considered the longe losing streak in the history i intercollegiate s w i m i i n g. TI Gamecocks had not won a meet )ver four years, racking up son thirty-seven consecutive defeats. Victory finally came and ov Clemson, an opponent who hr mastered the Gamecocks the pa four years. The final results ind cated a complete rout in favor < the Birds as they swamped ti Freshmen. Foe In Clei BY BLANDING CLARKSON Sports Writer The game of the year as fi as ACC freshman teams go is ti expectation when USC's ta talented and v e r y undefeatc freshman outfit plays host to tough team of Clemson Cubs wit an equally unblemished recor The game will he played after ti regionally televised varsity conte: Saturday afternoon, January 25. Both teams have been very in pressive to date, with the Biddia ~~OR( (By the Author c OBa A GUIDE FO One of the most interestinj many a long year has recenti ing academic theorist, E. Pi the chair of Interesting Aca College of Footwear and Edu said in the last issue of the lea Guide to Scholastic Adrancem might be approaching the wl from the wrong direction. )r. Ewbank, a highly re smoker of Marlboro Cigarett reasons: first, to indicate the e Out of all the dozens of bra Dr. Ewbank has had the wit most flav'orful flavor, the m<1 soft pack, the most flip top) I Marlbhoro. The secondl reason paidl to mention Marlboro in will agree, is worthy of his hi But I digress. To return to he contends1 that most colleg to take the easy way out. Tha tests show a talent for, let us agedl to mnajor in math. If his he is directed toward poetry. All wrong, say s Dr. Ewb a startling innov ations~ in, let u not by imathenmaticiains-who: by rigid rules and1( principle formuists, b)y intuitors who re For instance, set a poet to stu unfettered mind to the suhj bring the same kind of appro By way of evidlence, D)r. Binary, a youth who entered physics, chemistry, and the young Cipher to major in po The results were astonish Cipher's latest p)oem, a love Byron sp)rings to mind. I qu ie was her logarit She wras his cosine Taking their dog t. They hastened to 9 Marriage votes teh And troed and Wr Similarly, when a freshm. Sigafoos camne to D)r. Ewban! fact that she had won the 1 was eight, andl insisted she1 results were startling. Miss department agog by flatlyr nine is 54. If Miss Sigafoosi the entire science of numbers up vistas as yet und(reamed( I)Dr. Ewbanak's unorthliodox so imlpressedl his employers t eurrently selling headed moce A * We, the makers of Marlboi ance: the direct route to 9 flne, filtered Marlboro, avais In nl ill eltuates af the Urni Parry 0 nmmer hapless Tigers 67-28. It was an afternoon which will 9 long be remembered by those boys e who had waited so long to win one. t The meet opened with Carolina i winning the medley relay and , iumping off to a 7-0 lead. Garnet e French, Keith Elliot, J o h n n y Evans and Mike Foley combined to e swim away from the Tigers in a time of 4:20.8. r SWEEP d The Medley Relay was followed t by the 200-yd. freestyle which i- proved to be a one-two sweep for )f the Gamecocks. Terry McGee took ie individual honors with a clocking Face Strong nson's Cubs boasting of more impressive of fensive statistics in the form of ir 106 points per contest average i after four games. [1, Clemson, however, has had the d advantage of slightly tougher op a position thus far. They decisioned h the Georgia frosh handily and J. got their top win of the season in when they upset the touted North it Carolina freshmen by two points at Clem:on. - Individual standouts are plenti s ful on both squads, each team f "aRally Round the Flag, Boyst" and, refoot Boy With Cheek.") [I THE GUIDERS academic theories advanced in y been advanced by that interest ribus Ewbank, Ph. D. who holds denic Theories at the St. Louis eational Philosophy. Dr. Ewbank rned journal, the Mount Rushmore -nt and Presidents' Heads, that we iole problem of student guidance pected pedagogue and a lifelong es, (I mention Marlboros for two cope of Dr. Ewbank's brainpower. ids of cigarettes available today, nd taste to pick the one with the st filtracious filter, the most soft 'lip Top box: I refer, of course, to I mnent ion Marlboro is that I get this column, and the laborer, you re.) lDr. Ewvbank's interesting theory, guidafnce counselors are inclined it is to say, if a student's aptitude say, math, the student is encour tests show an aptitude for poetry, And so forth. rk. The great breakthroughs, the s say, miath, are likely to be made re thinking, after all, is constrained -but by mavericks, by noncon Fuse to fall into the rut of reason. dying imath. lie will bring a fresh, 'ct, just as a mathematician will aich to poetry. Ewbank cites the case of Cipher college with brilliant test scores in alculus. But Dr. Ewbank forced ~try. ng. Here, for example, is young yric of such originality that Lord >te: uin, >ith 'em. o sign ich thecy joyfully shared, d and pi r 8quared. in girl named Elizabeth Barrett to seek guidlance, he ignored the ulitzer prize for poetry when she najor in mathematics. Again the Sigafoos has set the entire math efusing to believe that six times s correct, we will have to re-think and -who knows?-possibly open f in mathenmtics. app)roachi to studlent guidance has hat he was fired last week. He is rasins at Mount Rushmore. o, know only one kind of guid reatecr smoking pleasure. Try a a ble wherever cigaretles are sold Smasl -s End >f 2:14.0. Bob McLean was second. With a 15 to 1 lead the Game cocks seemed well on their way to victory, but they kept pouring it on. Sophomore sprinter John Parry roared home in front to win the 50-yd. freestyle in a new record time of 2t.5. Mie Foley was second. Mike Doane keep things going with a victory in the individual medley with a near record time. reammate Keith Elliot, appearing to swim just for the fun of it came in third. DIVING Following the Individual Medley came the diving which proved to be the only event that Clemson could capture the entire a f t e r n o o n. Smart and Simonson finished behind the Clemson man to give Carolina four more points and a commanding 31-12 lead. Team captain J o h n n y Evans came through with his usual bril liant performance, winning the 200-yd. butterfly in a record tying time of 2:24.0. The butterfly was followed by another record-breaking perform possessing a one-two punch. In Clemson's case, it is in the per sons of Randy Mahaffey, an agile 6-7 center who shoots very well and the third member of the Ma haffey basketball dynasty to play for the Tigers, and 6-4 Jim Sutherland, a fine ball handler and deadly outside shooter. To match these, Carolina will push forward its polished forward pair of Al Salvadori and Gary Gregor. Salvadori, a 6-9 string bean, boasts a velvet-like shooting touch from the outside, while the 6-6 Gregor will use considerable finesse and if necessary, 230 pounds of muscle against the Cubs. The Biddies will also be danger ous from outside with Earl Love lace, Bob Gorgrant, and David Walker manning tie guard apots, probably will have anperior depth with talents like 6-8 Bruce Wells and 6-1 Steve Posey eager for ac tion. The game may see Clemson at tempting to hold the tempo of play down with the object of par ticularly stalling the potent Biddie fast break attack, though accom plishing this in the face of the superior Carolina size may be rather difficult. The Biddies' rebounding, shoot ing talent and depth will make them the favorites, but whatever the result, the winner will have a strong claim to the unofficial freshman title of the ACC. COUNT ON ONE-STOP CHEVRI more than it does to< starting with the Jet-s totally new Chevelle, th Corvair, and the excitir got 46 modlels and 22 er Chevrolet's Impala S lineup with luxury yo THE GREAT HI iS TM" 3 7M 29 w FLYING HOME . John Evans b record as the Gamecocks defeated I victory in four years. For Evans, ith rew,ard for three years of bard worn Gibson, Nies In With Stee Two senior members of the 1963 University of South Carolina foot ball squad have signed contracts with professional football teams. BILLY NIES Both are linemen hailing from South Carolina. They are tackle Tom Gibson, a 6-4%. 240-pound Greenville native, and end Billy Nies, a 6-3, 215-pound native from Rock Hill. Gibson, co-captain of the Game cocks, has signed with the Pitts burgh Steelers of the National Football League. He was selected by the Steelers on the sixth round of drafting. Tom was also first team All IACC in 1963. His ability as an 64CHVoLT M CHEVROET T1 DLTSOPIGnve.en 'a. ie iestocooefrm -oth- uuy1 hvolt/he,h e etrta-vrCeyI,sot gCret tn .A ndyuv G HOPINGRER nherrean e etrt an-ee Chevy aI, sorty ro Sch eet Lc t n t utterf;yed hi6 way to a new school .lemsou for their first duel meet a team captain, the victory was a k Contracts lers, AFL Bills >ffensive lineman, as a defensive nenace, and as a field leader were vell proven during his three years n the varsity. Billy Nies has signed as a free igent with the Buffalo Bills of the kmerican Football League. Iur ng the season Billy was the only samecock end to hold a starting )osition for every game. He is also i three-year letterman. The loss of Gibson and Nies rom the Gamecock forward wall mill be felt next season. The TOM GiBSON Samecock Sports Staff extends its best wishes for a successful pro footb)all career. * BULlD THE ONE Chevelle has the room you wanti Chevy Ii's handsome in sparkling '64 enjoy crisp styling accents andi more horsepower in the standard ens Sting Rays have a smoother ridle a Put all this choice tol you can count on Chevr< want in '64! And it's at >1et - Chevelle . Chevy II . Cc hevrnlt Showroom ool RC >sing ice by John Parry in the 100-yd. -eestyle. John rewrote his own hool record with a shattering th, L.5 clocking. It was the high point ev the meet. Parry was mobbed by re, s teammates as he emerged from tic e pool. wi AL THlE WAI fir The (amecocks were by no eans through. Garnet French won ha e 200-yd. backstroke by a good argin, only to have McGee and cLean come back for a 1-3 finish the 500-yd. freestyle. Mike oane completed the individual te' ,ents for the afternoon, winning th ie 200-yd. breast-stroke. br In the final event of the meet in arolina set another school record ith a 3:38.6 clocking in the 400- In J. freestyle relay. to What had been long in coming te roved to be a very enjoyable di fternoon. For four :ears the ar amecocks had suffered defeat CO fter defeat, many of them close, de ut nevertheless defeats. Their day in nally had come. of cocky Rooster (Continued froi ting defeat for the Gamecock he least bit downtrodden. For eard him tell his boys to get t nd hold them high. When the awards were pri the game Chuck Noe had a people. "YOU PEOPLE HA PROUD OF YOUR TEAM. TH T!ONAL RECOGNITION WH GIVEN, BUT I WOULD LIK ABOUT THESE BOYS OVEI Gamecocks). THEY MAY N( THEY HAVE HEARTS T: THE TIP OF THEIR TOES HEADS." THE CROWD ROA Once again the Gamecocks h ho liked to see a team that co ashville who sat behind me outh Carolina had a right to layed like the Gamecocks. "I HAVE NEVER SEEN MUCH ENTHUSIASM AND DESERVE TO BE A WINN A victory over Virginia and .re proof that our boys are ju hey are at home. I have never ittle regard as to where they hat it was a real challenge to he fans. His 26 points against is conquest of the challenge. Basketball Season is not stick with the team. Whethe Field House or listen attentiv our hearts and souls to the our support. THEY ALWAY Trhis is the last time that t n the subject of Carolina athi rowed in vain. .lc VOU WANT a size you can handle. new trim. Corvairs for tore power-nearly 19% ne.The famous Corvette d smarter interiors. ither and you see why et. 1 build the one you our Chevrolet dealer's! vair . Corvette cords treak TEAM EFFOIt"I It was a great team effort on part of Carolina as they won ery event but one. Three school :ords were set and one was d. From the start to finish it s the Gamecocks all the way. ird work and dedication had ially proved a point. The 1964 USC swimming team broken the ice. BIDDIES While the varsity was putting emson to rout, the freshman cm took it on the chin losing to Cubs 52-37. The team defeat the Gamecocks was somewhat ightened by some outstanding lividual performances. Rick Farber won the 200-yd. dividual Medley, Rusty Winter k the 200-yd. butterfly and Car r Crewe the backstroke. The 3id s also took the Medley Relay d the Freestyle Relay, but they uld not cope with the overall pth of the Cubs who took firsts the other events with a couple one-two sweeps. n page 6) ., but Chuck Noe was not the second time this year I heir heads up off the floor sented immediately after few words to say to the VE A RIGHT TO BE [EY DESERVE THE NA ICH THEY HAVE BEEN E TO SAY SOMETHING HERE (pointing to the )T BE VERY BIG, BUT IAT STRETCH FROM CO THE TOP OF THEIR REI) WITH APPROVAL. id won the hearts of people mes to play. A doctor from said that the students of be proud of a team that POYS PLAY WITH SO DESIRE TO WIN. THEY ER." a thriller against Maryland st as tough on the road as seen a team that had such play. Jimmy Collins said play at Virginia because of the Cavaliers are proof of ret half over so we must r we cheer them at the ~ly at the radio. let's give Gamecocks. They- deserve ; COME TO PLAY. ne Cocky Rooster will crow st ics. Hopefully, he has not C'hirty-Six (C<mtinued from page 6) )d Denn is Darling, guards D)a agat and Jerry Soles, centers >hnnRy King, Jon Linder and Bob Linnels, quarterback Jim Rogers, ilfbacks Jeff JIowers, Ronnie timb, Dave Truby and M. D). athaway, and fulibac k .Jim Mar YOU SUCCESS ON YOUR EXAMS Your Host and Director GEORGE TROUP SLATER=Z "Serdkg Student. S..ce 192...