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Upset . . : N CAROLINA'S BEST sprinter, l ness will have his hands full Satur likes of Cecil IIney. Mike has not i fime as the lanky Clemson quartermi a great competitor and will be out Clemson ace. Gamecot Over Dul It took three school records and r a sensational finish in the mile 8 relay, but South Carolina crushed t the hopes of upset-minded Duke t with a 77-68 win in Duke Stadium Y 4 Tuesday afternoon. 0 Mike McGuinness caught the 3 Duke anchor man going into the final turn and then flashed on to the finish and victory in the bit terly contested meet which had r come down to the final event. L John Hemmer had cut down the distance on the Duke third man after the Blue Devils took over the lead during the second leg. McGuinness' 48.0 leg and Hem ' BI SLoveard McMichael Be] YOUNG COLM YOUR HEAl FOR THE LATEST TI We Carry A Co C POST GRA BLAZERS - SF SUITS - SPC For the Young Man with di Fashions, shop Belk's Your you'll find the new and tr< for their superior quality c # Utt*~e ALSO reemoseTRADITIC BELK'S - COLUMBIA Minded .8 like McGuin- IEAM CA lay willh the hampered with un as fast a year when he ler, but he is but the gutty to beat the behind Dave 4 well agains td ks Clinch Le With R ier's 48.8 were two of the rea ons for a new record of 3:18.2 in he event. Bob Crombie, who earlier ex ended his string to seven for the ear, ran the first leg of the rec rd-breaking relay with Ed Ken on in the number two slot. J. R. Wilburn came through rith a school record in the triple ump with a leap of 43-10. Dave ;atch ran a fast 38.5 in the inter iediate hurdles despite hitting the ast hurdle. McGuinness was the iron man vith wins in the 220 and 440, Baseball T To Wolfpa USC's baseball team lost valu ble ground in the ACC race last veekend, losing games to North ,arolina and N. C. State which et the overall mark at 10-8 and onference standings at 2-4. UNC's Ken Willard, a Game ock nemesis in football, provided he punch in baseball to edge out 7-6 victory in Fridiay's game. Willard drove in Jim Speight, who had reached base on a throw ng error by USC third-baseman roe Tonelli. Speight stole second md advanced to third on a ground >all. Les Evans, who relieved starter rohn Coleman in the ninth inning, unas the loser. It was Evans' first oss of the season. Centerfielder Bill LaMotte led ~he Gamecocks at the plate with wo hits and two runs batted in. Six of UNC's seven runs were mnearned as eight errors were ~ommitted by South Carolina. k's JMBIA SHOP hQUARTERS ADITIONAL STYLES rnplete Line Of D SLACKS 'ORT COATS >RT SHIRTS icriminating taste in Men's g Columbia Shop, where iditional In Brands known ind moderate price. LOOK FOR THIS LADEL NALS EXCLUSIVELY BUEL' .SOUITH CAROLINA Trackir PTAIN Carl Hendricks has been a bad knee since his sophomore ran 14.8 over the I20-yd. highM, senior Is a valuable second man etch, and Is expected to place ie Tigers. Victory elay Win along with an anchor leg on thc winning 440-yd. relay. Aussie Alan Rose came through with a brilliant finishing kick tc win the mile in a very creditable 4:16.2. When the Gamecocks walked out of Duke Stadium in their so some what soiled white jerseys with the flIa m-in g red stripe into the gathering afternoon gloom i.hey had smiles on their sweaty faces, but the biggest smile of all was on the visage of a man named Baskin who was chewing on an unlit cigar. earn Loses ek And NC N. C. State took little off the Gamecocks in Saturdays game as they held the Birds to five hits in winning 4-1. State righthander Buck John son retired the last 11 batters in a row to finish the old ball game on a sour note for the visiting SC. Johnson yielded only one hit in the inst six innings. Carolina scored their big run in the third when Hoke Greilner, Jack McCathern and Dick Mose ley got together for three singles and thus provided the only real trouble for the opposing right hander. On the other hand the Wolf pack teamed up on southpaw Loveard McMichael for seven hits and four runs in the first four innings. This was McMich ael's second loss against seven wins this year. Rick Grich came in to hold the hungry 'Pack to one hit over the remaining four in nigs. Again errors paved the way as mercyless State took full advan tage of three big ones in the first inning to give them a 2-0 lead. The big gun for USC was Dick Moseley who collected three of Carolina's hits. Harrelson Norge Dry Cleaning Village FREE Dry Cleaning WITH THIS AD (lAmit one0 per cusomer) REGULAR $1.00 LOAD APPROXIMATELY 4 to 6 PANTS 6 to 8 SWEATERS or Any Combination 'Good For Month of April Only' 2221 Rosewood Drive 5 Blocks Ea of Aihetic Center~ Harrelson Norge Dry Cleaning Village nen Me Huey vs. A Matches S The competition will be fa tomorrow when the Gamecock undefeated Clemson College. Last year the meet came mile relay, before Clemson cl goes according to schedule come out much the same wa: The Tigers are loaded in tI Jimmy Wynn and his runnir dashmen combine to give Cle in both the 100 and 220-yat Sonny Dickenson, John Hemm break up this Tiger duo for a I RACE OF i' The 440-yard run could b Carolinas with USC's Mike the long lanky Cecil Huey < stretched his way through a v( official ACC record. Jack Shav 48.0 for the Tigers to give th milers. A Gamecocks victory N heels of Bland Addison. The 880 is not a strong e 3. J. Drown a serious threat i ramecocks will need a stron: ip for Tiger domination in The Gamecocks have an 3vents with Dave Gatch an< Neil Atkinson will compete i )ut they will be well matche Also runs the highs. BAD The mile is wide open. US( ormed as well as expected, b: :ome up with a good one. I is still recovering from a bad -uestionable. Rose will probably double Smith will compete in the m Jim Poulos who is just beg over the 2-mile circuit can ex of Clemson. Jim will be fresh some needed points for the B The Tigers are stronger in with ACC Champion Cater I events. Leland has gone 43-9 beginning to return to the ex in the broad jump last year. Coach Mc Howard F By JOHN LOTTICII "He's the finest boy I've ever had the privilege of working with. He's a good student and is conscientious in everything he does. He wants to be the best in everything he does, and I Kay Howard think he'll (10 a lot more with his ability than most people." These words of high praist Iare stra,ight from the lips ol USC tennis coach Bill McClain and the coach bestows them or Shis newv number one singles player, Kay Howard, a 20-year. _____San With French Fri, RESTAURANT AN "Le.dm&r for Humgry Amerk cevm of seat, mnd alon... s caYcI. S. c. et Pow4 rcGuinness C's Fastest st and furious up in Clemson tracksters meet head on with down to the final event, the nched a victory. If the meet Saturday's competition may ie sprints with ACC champion g mate Carl Poole. The two mson a tough one-two punch d dashes. Carolina sprinters er and Mike McGuinness must &am victory. PHE YEAR the race of the year in the McGuinness matched against f Clemson. Last week Huey .ry fast 47.3, 440, to set an un r and Doug Adams also shaded em a terrific trio of quarter vill also be riding on the fleet tent for the Tigers w%ith only ,o break into the top two. The finish in the half to make other events. edge in the 120-yard hurdle I Carl Hendricks. Gatch and i the 330-yard intermediates, d by O'Cain of Clemson who FOOT 's Alan Rose has not yet per ut Saturday the Aussie could [is running mate Ken Smith foot and his condition is still with a mile and an 880, while tle and 2-mile. inning to show some strength pect competition from Drown for this event and could win irds. the field events than Carolina ,eland a favorite to win two in the triple jump and is now cellent form which he showed iis stiffest competition in the Clain Says inest Ever old rising Junior from Darling ton, South Carolina. Kay, a biology major, at tended Darlington's St. John's High School and played on the tennis team that won the Pee Dee Conference title four years in a row. This is even more re niarkable when you consider that he did not begin to take tennis seriously until he entered the ninth grade. Kay has come along well, and he displays such effort and desire in a match that other players and coaches have to comment on him. Said University of Virginia Coach Ned Neely, a gr ea t player in his own right, while watching Kay in action last Saturday afternoon, "You can tell that kid came to play." Concerning this season Kay Howard himself remarks, "I dlon't know whether to say we're satisfied or not. I don't believe we are. We did better than in the past couple of years, but we certainly did want to win a team match. "I hope we'll make a good showing in the State meet, but Clemson and Presbyterian and The Citadel will be tough to beat." As for his future plans, the lean Sophomore plans to enter medical school at Charleston upon graduation from USC. -D iwich 4 as and Cole Slow ID MOTOR 000G1 ,rful Clei ACC CHAMPION Jimmy Wynn leads the Gamecocks tomorrow at Clemson. Wy 220 in last ytar's meet and is a favorite to i a leg on Clemson's record breaking 440-y triple jump will be from Carolina reco and in the broad jump from Woody BROKEN POI What was expected to be a one-ti cocks is now questionable. Woody C in practice two weeks ago and has to the new one. Roland Brown will I pole vault, but whether or not Chap questionable. Carusoe of Clemson has a bett( than Carolina's Wilburn, but J. R. Buffaloe of N. C. State and could i Both the 440 and mile relays sl favorite, but a bad pass could spell in either one. Carolina shotputter Walt Christer full with McLaughlin and Dobbs of need a good throw to take the even in the discus, but unless he improv4 Surrett could snatch the victory. This year Carolina-Clemson trac a real thriller. Clemson is powerful, hungry after last year's defeat. D team that wins will have to show t team. USC Sailors Old Dom in io, BY GAIL BROUGHTON del,( Sailing Editor severa The USC Sailing Club, which is boats sponsored by the University, Besi scored a victory for Carolina this collegi past weekend at Old Dominion p r o n College Spring Regatta in Nor- anmonj folk, Virginia. ago USC took first place honors. In held second place was the College of iClub Charleston; in third place was Ton The Citadel; and in fourth place ter tic was Old Dominion College. Ander The USC Club sent two teams Cheve to compete. They were Henry ors. 'Y Cheves with crew Carol Molten, were and Tom Timberlake with crew' this r Gail Broughton. Each team sailed were every other race, and ten races club were sailed altogether - seven Wolfe on Saturday and three on Sunday. Imali Penguin class boats were used in Iprieto the regatta. The This weekend the USC Sailing regula Club will send six or eight of its and1 members to represent Carolina in who The Citadel Annual Spring Re- ested gatta in Charleston. Competing in meeti the regatta will be USC, The main College of Charleston, The Cita- sailor love and marriae-coli The bridge from student tomarriedstude one, laced with parental opposition, fina rity. Yet, thousands of young men and How well do they make the transitic "dates"S to responsible husbands, wives. A recent nationwide study by Redbi some of the strains, the dangers and tl tege marriages. it's must reading for evi MAY TME MASAZIME FOR VOUMal ADUTeS / On a uSOn the Uesmon Tigers against nn %on both the 100 and rpeat in both. lie also nun d. relay team. )rd holder J. R. Wilburn Chapman. ,E vo sweep for the Game hapman broke his pole not been able to adjust e a favorite to win the man can grab second is r throw in the javelin is fresh from upsetting urn the trick again. iow Clemson a definite disaster for the Tigers isen, will have his hands Clemson. Big Walt will t. Dobbs is the favorite s on last week's throw, k meet stacks up to be but the Gamecocks are espite the outcome the hat they are the better Capture i Regatta )ld Dominion College, and I others. Lightning class will be sailed. des participating in Inter ate racing, the USC Club o t e a competitive sailing Club members. Two weeks i Club Championship was at The Columbia Sailing it Lake Murray Timberlake and Pete Sou d for first place honors. Jim a came in second and Henry a received third place hon -Flyers, eighteen-foot mcows, the type of boats used in ace. Trophies for this event given by Mr. Molten, the f aeu lt y advisor, Lisbeth 's Lindsey's, Sharpe's For Aear, and Hal Flinch, pro r of the Purple Onion. USC Sailing Club meets irly on Thursday afternoons vould like to invite anyone is a sailor or who is inter in sailing to attend the ngs. The club has as its ob.jective the creation of new a out of novices. op881118 sti is atong and very narrow ncial burdens and immatu women cross it every year. n from carefree, fun-loving .and often parents? ,ok magazine brings to tight te possible benefits of cot iry undergradt REDBOok ate at your newsstand now