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Weems Baskin is a vel
not rain for the Carolina St
and South Carolina made
team.
Most of us who attend<
will remember the downp
remained off and on the re
raincoats and hats, but it
which the people in South I
This year despite threat(
of more than two thousan
twenty teams compete in i
Gamecock track fans we
Bob Crombie from Melbom
fancy of many people throt
congenial nature. Rob gave 1
with a tremendous finishinj
which South Carolina won
Another Gamecock trac
fine stvle in runninlg the fi
anchor man on the South
was also the lead oft man a
The real hero of the dav
not renrimber for the perfo
Meet two years ago. Woo<
Carolina track team last spi
very much.
Woody is a jack-of-all tr
field. Ilie is best in the pole
blroadjum)er and ca1 run
Last Saturday with a
about the pole vault pit, thr
on, Woody Chapman made
jump in the pole vault. It
height and as he crossed th
juggle a bit. It was a very a
on. but the bar held and V
While Woody Chapman \
competition in the field eve
University. named Dave Fal
the greatest show of runni
ever been seen at the Rex I
Farlev started the afteri
kick in the two-mile relay t
Brown. Ilis time for the 88
Less than an hour lat
Brown's distance medley t(
seemed to falter and the 1)
him. Farley hung on, caught
ten yards in front. Ilis tim
Just to make the after
anchor leg on Brown's spr
catch Turner of Wake F'ores
Brown a creditable third ph
for the 880.
It is no wonder that the
Outstanding Performer in
,Jimmy Wynn from C'len
yard (lash, but sonme unknov
Carolina was uinimp)ressed
sprinter and soundly thraish
dash.
C:lemson still finished f
show their dlepth in the sp)r
The South Carolina fresl
events ad( won them ho t
Canada, was the anchor ma
mile relay teams.
Art Swarts, another f'r
discus with a 1 56-foot toss
Last year Art was one of th
in the country.
The Carolina State-Rec.
this year and( one of these
sunny weather there is rea
C'oach IHaskin hopes to
invitedl in the years to com
turnout this y'ear and is ho
next year. The only team t
year' was Florida State.
Well, the confusion an
company a relay meet is go
yeat at this time we will a
tir'ed runner coming in, the
man going out.
There is sonmething abo
interest and feeling of the
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didl not dhampen the enthusiasm
'arolina have for track.
ming weather there was a crowd
I people on hand to watch some
ndividual and relay competition.
re there to see the much heralded
'ne, Australia. who has won the!
igh his flashy running style and
the crowd a brilliant performance
r kick in the sprint medley relay
setting a new record.
kster. Mike lcGuinness, showed
stest quarter mile of the day as
Carolina mile relay team. Mike
n tht sprint miledlev team.
was a boy that many people do
*mnce that he gave in the State
lv Chapman was not with the
-ing and they ilissed his services
ades when it comes to track and
vault. but also is an outstanding
he sprints if' needed.
few ardent track fans milling
eat of rain and darkness coming
history with a 14 foot 11 inch
was his second attempt at the
. ha Ile 1 brushed it causing it to
nxious moment for those looking
odY wo(.n the gold medal.
vas outdistancing tihe rest of the
nIts. a lanky runner from BrOw-n
-ley, gave what canl be cnsidered
ng ability and stamina that has
nright (Center.
0on off with a terrific finishing
o bring the stick home first for
0 was a very fast 1:51.9.
'r FarleV came back to anchor
am. Going into the last lap he
Like anchor man Flowers passed
hiim en the turn and caie home
e for the mile was 4:17.
noon interesting Dave ran the
nt medlley team. lIe coulId not
t and ( romb)ie of USC, b)ut gave
Ice fin ish with a 1:52.9 clocking
'coaches voted D)ave F'arley the
the meet.
ison was the favorite in the 100
vn guy named White from North
with W\ynn's repultat ion as a
edI him wit h a 9.6 elocking in the
our men in the hundred just to
ints.
timan teamt only entteredl two relay
h. IBob T'aylor, wvho hails from
n on both t he sprint mfedIley and
sha,showed his form in 'the
that bettered the varsity mark.
e top high school discus throwers
ird Rely v Meet was a big success
years when we have some n1Ice
Ilvy go ing to b e a cro wd there.
exl)and the number of teams
e. lie was very p)leasedl with the
ping for an iiven b et t r shtoingfl
hat was fced(( to wit hdraw this
I co ngest ion t hat seems to ac
ne for antot her year, but by next
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In a warm-up for the Carolina
Relays, South Carolina took the
measure of Brown University and
William and Mary, defeating both
of them quite handidly in dual
meets last Wednesday.
Mike MeGuinness was the out
standing individual performer in
the meet, capturing two first
places and anchoring two victori
ous USC relay teams. The swift
sophomore from Diumont, N. J.,
won the 220 yard dash in 21.7
after taking the quarter in .19.2.
Aussie B(Ob Crimbie came with
in a tenth of a second of his best
time with a 1:54.2 clocking in the
880. lie also ran a leg on the Caro
lina mile relay team which set a
new school mark.
SCHOOL MARK
Woody Chapman rebroke his
own school record in the pole
vault, having already established
a mark at the Florida Relays. le
also won the broad jump. lie
cleared 11-6 in the pole vault.
The Gamecocks showed strength
in the field events taking all but
the high jump which was won by
a man from Brown.
CAROL.INA RELAYS
A sophomore named Woody
Chapman stole the show from
Gamecock]
Blast Corr
Jerry Johnson, Loveard McM ieh
net. Ronnie Lamb, L.es Evans and
D)an Reeves were only a few of the
heroes Thursday and Friday at
the Rex Enright Center as Bob
Reising's Gamecock baseballers
swept three games from the Big
Red of Cornell. Scores in the se
ries were 4-2, 16-0 and 3-2.
McMichael, 19 - year - old sopho
more from Americus, Georgia,
scattered eight Cornell hits in the
opening game, in picking up his
fourth victory against only one
de feat.
Ca rol ina rapped C'ornellI hurler
Terry Vitez for three runs in the
second i nni ng a nd added their finalI
tally in the fourth. The Big Red
got to Mc Michael for two( runs in
the seventh inning, hut the rally
was too) little and too) late, as the
G;amnecock mnounodsma n toughened
up a nd ret ired the side to end the
game. lie ended up with four
strikeouts and (didl not walk a man.
Caroelina managed only five hits
in the opener, but vaame out to
spray four-teen saftijes in the see
ound game(. Tir d baseman .Joe Ton
elli led the way with three. Iloke
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SOMe of the more publicized ath
letes in the Carolina State-Record
Relay Meet by clearing the pole
vault bar 1.1 feet 11 inches, setting
a new meet, school and Rex En
right record. le also was the only
(ual winner with a victory in the
broad julip.
Dave Farley of Brown was the
outstanding runner, pacing the
Bears to victory in the two-mile
relay. the distance medley and a
third in the sprint medley. For his
performance he was named the
Outstanding Performer in the
meet.
With darkness coning on and
just a scant crowd remaining,
Woody Chapiman was faced with
the most difficult junip of his
career. Ed Bennett of Maryland
was the only other competitor left
in competition and woul'd have won
im basis of fewer misses had Cbap
man failed to clear the height.
1ICKY HAT
Woody calmly removed his lucky
hat, which he wore throughout the
afternoon, only taking it off to
jump. lie approached the bar and
soared up and over, just brushing
it on the way down. The bar
trembled but held.
Discus thrower Dick Dobbs of
laseballers
tell Team
G;reiner, .Jack McCathern, D)ick
Mosley and Dunnie Dunlap each
slapphedl out two hits, as the Game
ocks mauledl three Cornell pitch
Les Evans, extremely pleased
with the cushion his teammates
gave h im, pitched a three bitteor
striking out three and yielding
three walks.
Said Conach Reising of Carolina's
fourteen-hit assault, "I think it
was primarily a matter of per
contaiges for us as far as ou
bitting is concerned. We've neve
had trouble hitting the ball befor e
-we have hadl very few strik<
4uts, but. the p)robalem has been
hitting a way from the fielders fom
hits.
"TodayV w.e sprayed t hem all (oveP
he park and got the hits we hadn't
been getting before.'
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Clemson, who set an ACC record th<
a year ago in the Carolina Relays of
retained his title with a throw Ca
of 156-2. Me
Another defending champion, mI
Art Mallet of North Carolina could aft
not repeat in the two-mile and was ya
beaten by Bill Kinsella of Brown.
The winning time of 9:34.4 bet
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tered the record by fifteen seconds.
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SPRINT MEDILEY W1
Tom Clark of North Carolina A(
won the high junmp from Tom Mil- wa
ler of The Citadel, who had cap- Me
tured the event last year. The
height was 6-2, identical to last
year. Miller finished in a tie for
seCond- jm
Bob Cronibie had to make up Rit
five yards oil a Furman lUnnell, th(
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USC Net
Men Have
Near Miss
BY JOHN LOTTICHI
Sports Writer
Coach Bill McCain's Gamecock
tennis team came close last Satur
day, but when it was all over,
N. C. State, with a strong showing
in doubles play, had handed the
Carolina unetters their 25th con
secutive loss, by ai narrow 5- 1
margin.
Still, the Gamecocks won four'
1iniidual matches, four more than
hey have won in the past. 25 out
ngs, andl they looked good in thle
oulIes, dlesplite dIrop)ping two of
he three dloubles matches.
The two teams split in singles
>lay, each winning three matches.
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ne in the 100-yard 'dash when
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lite of North Carolina defeated
C Champ Jimmy Wynn. White
s clocked in 9.6 for a new Relay
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