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Mool| But The Rex Enright Athletic Cente track will see a multitude c ction this Friday and Saturda hen the 37th S. C. Intercolleg! te track and field championship bring together two schools fighi Ing for team honors and a grou of individuals continuing persons duels. South Carolina and Clemso will be going all out for tb team championship, with the Tig ers a slight favorite over th Gamecocks after last weekend meet between the two school Clemson barely won the contes 76-68, but USC was struck wit some key injuries. Furman will be there in fort also, but the Paladins, who ax defending champions, are weak I depth and will be mainly inte1 ested in taking individual medal The Citadel and Wofford roun out the field for the meet, wit neither of the two having squad strong enough to make more tha an also-ran showing. SEVERAL STARS The fans will undoubtedly I treated to some record-breakin performances in several event since this year's crop of Sout Carolina college trackmen is tt most fruitful ever. The state ha produced several stars who mayl expected to receive national re when are 65% and 35% good marks? when they're 65% DACRON' & 35% cotton SIn Post-Grad slacks by h.i.s. This is the fabric combo that makes music with sleek good looks and wash able durability. And Post Grads are the bona fide authentics that trim you up and taper you down. Tried and-true tailored with belt *,loops, traditional pockets, neat cuffs. Only $6.95 in the colors you like... at the stores you like. WIN A TRIP TO EUJROPg Pick up your "Destination Europe" Scontest ent~ form at any store fea. turing theh h s label. Nothing to buy? Easy to win! h.i.s offers you your choice of seven different trips this *4summer to yur favorite Europ.ean city by luxuriu jet. Etrnw U. Rat Birds r n e e + .... ..... h e e n d . . h CAROLINA WORKHORSE M a will be competing in four events n defeating Cecil Huey of Clemson a definite favorite in the 440 an4 upset in the 220. e ognition in the near future. g The race of the day will be in 5, the 880 when Carolina's Bob h Crombie will be matched against e Furman's Dave Tyler. The race 5 is rated as a toss-up, with the e outcome probably resting on which boy has the most desire to win. - Crombie will be the local favor ite and has captured the imagina Basel ak( BY CLARK SURRATT Sports Writer The USC Gamecocks wound up an eight-game road trip with an 11-7 victory over defending ACC Champions Wake Forest and a convincing 7-2 win over Duke. The 'Cocks unleashed their bats in the seventh and eighth innings Friday at Winston-Salem to take the Demon Deacons as Hoke Greiner and Jack McCathern collected three hits apiece to lead the attack. DEOD Here's deodor YOU CA Old Spice Stick fleodorani day, every day protection I active men... absolutely dej *peedily...dries in record tir -most convenient, most eco buy. 1.00 plus tax. ed Me Could S ... ..... . ike McGuinness UNDEFEA Saturday. After be matched aM last week he is defending State I could pull an under 1:53 fo exciting race. tion of crowds all season long. The colorful Australian has run 1:52.5, which is the state record held by Tyler, on a relay and Coach Weems Baskin will tell you he thinks Crombie can run much faster. TYLER Tyler, a slightly built Floridian, has run near 1:50 flat in the 1 oall TC , Duk Rick Grich, who took over for starter John Coleman in the sixth inning, gained his first vic tory of the year as he stopped the Demon Deacons in the last four innings. Gamecock hitters gave plenty of support as they donated 17 safeties, two by pitcher Grich. DOWN WITH THE DEVILS Five eight - inning runs gave the Gamecock nine a 7-2 victory over Duke's Blue Devils Saturday at Durham. ORANT ll _a_ protection N TRUST ..fastest, neatest w0ay to eli. It's the active deodorant for endable. Glide. on smoothly, ne. Old Spice Stick Deodorant nomnical deodorant money a STICK DEODORANT et Fmi Pull TED in the 880, Bob Crombie will ainst Dave Tyler of Furman, the Champion. Both boys have gone r the half and should provide an past and hit 1:52.6 indoors thij season. He has won the last tw< state meets and with the abilit3 these two runners possess, unde1 perfect conditions and a fast firsi lap a sub 1:50 half-mile could b4 possible. Mike McGuinness, Carolina'i quarter mile sensation, will b challenged by Clemson's Ceci kam D eOn Bill Lamotte, pinch hitting suc cessfully for the second game i a row, drove in Reggie Christo pher to start the rally. Christo pher had reached second on i throwing error and was sacrifice< to third by Bobby Northcutt. Four more runs were scored oi five hits and another error. USC's most effective mouni combination. starter Loveard Mc Michael and reliefer Les Evan, h a n d I e d the pitching duties Sophomore McMichael gave uj two runs on five hits in sever innings and Evans limited the Dukes to one hit in hurling the last two innings. Centerfielder Ronnie Lamb hia two hits and two runs batted ir to lead the Gamecock hitting $55 for a TROPICAL SUIT? (45% Wool, 55% Dacron) Yes, we do sto shoulder tropic $55. Come in look over our s TR EAL "Head and Natural Sh At the Washingi to the Arc orite, Upset Huey and Jack Shaw along with Furman's Eddie West. McGuin ness has met and defeated two Tigers, but he and West have never raced. McGuinness has an outside chance for an upset over another Tiger, Jimmy Wynn, in the 220, but Wynn is a curve runner and that is just how the 220 will be run in the meet. WYNN Wynn will be defending his 100 vard title against teammates Carl Poole and Tom Durham. Others going after the century crown will be the Paladins' Tommy Thompson and The Citadel's Scripto Timmerman. A close battle has shaped up in the javelin between USC's J. R. Wilburn and Clemson's Dennis Carusoe. The meet could come down to the mile relay and here again the Gamecocks and Tigers will clash head on. Clemson has run a fast 3:14.7 and Carolina a respectable 3:18.2. USC beat the Clemson four in the mud last weekend, but the Tigers downed Carolina badly i in the Florida Relays and Caro o lina Relays. Here again desire will be the deciding factor. Starters' guns will fire, finish fans will scream to their heart's delight this weekend when for the 37th time South Carolina track i men face each other in the Pal metto state's track meet of the year. efeats Road Greiner, Tonelli, and Mosely also had two hits apiece. STATISTICS Going into the Clemson game t with a 4-4 ACC record, the Game I cocks' leading hitter was second baseman Hoke Greiner with a .345 average. Jack McCathern had 16 runs batted in to lead in that de partment with Dick Mosely close behind with 15. Relief pitcher Les Evans had an ACC leading 0.52 earned run average and Loveard McMichael, the work horse of the pitching staff with 57 innings pitched, had an excellent 1.73. His 6-3 record Is the team's best. Tuesday the Gamecocks bowed to Clemson 4-2 at Rex Enright. Clemson scored the tie-breaking run on a bloop single in the sev enth inning. :k a fine natural :al suit at only tomorrow and election. DIAL - )AWAY oulders Above the Rest" on Street Entrance mde Building SIGNED: Skip Kickey (left) come first basketball prospects to i center from Union City, N. J., Stan Brooklyn, N. Y. SC Trackm In Loss T( BY ED KENYON Sports Writer The Tigers of Clemson edged out the Gamecocks 76-68 in a track meet Saturday afternoon, at Clemson, which featured flying mud, swinging fists, and cheering fans. An inspired Carolina effort to upset the highly rated "running farmers" was doomed to failure when Woody Chapman smashed his ankle into a sandbag at the pole vault while attempting to clear the bar. Chapman was as sisted from the field and was un able to continue in his special ties, the vault and broad jump. X-rays later showed no serious damage but whether Chapman will be able to compete again this season is still in doubt. The blond vaulter's injury came *n the early stages of the meet, but from that point until the final event Carolina battled back and almost pulled a victory out of the fire. USC ATTACK The USC attack was led by Mike McGuinness and Bob Crom bie. The deadly duo wiped out the favored Clemson quarter milers, Cecil Huey and Jack Shaw, with McGuinness cutting through the mud for first and Crombie chas ing him across the line. McGuinness came back to whip :he Tigers' prima donna sprinter, Jimmy Wynn, in the 220, to the gloom of the home fans who con stantly reflected the tension of the meet and the traditional fric tion between the two rival state universities. Crombie after only a few min SC Netmen Go Pointless In Tourney The 1964 South Carolina Inter collegiate Tennis Tournament at~ Clinton last weekend came out' just about as expected. The meet belonged to the Tig ers of Clemson with 14 points, and the Blue Hose of Presbyterian College, with 11. The Citadel scored two points to wind up far back in third, while Furman and the USC Gamnecocks didn't scratch. All USC entrants went by the boards in the first round. Ray' Hunter, John Heuer, Tommy Mann, and Lamar Hamilton were manhandled by their opponents, winning only eight games among them. Kay Howard, USC's number one iingles players, and number fiv'e Mike Strahley extended their ad versaries, Strahley going three long sets with John Tollison of The Citadel before losing. Concerning the Gamecock ef-1 tort, Coach Bill McClain said, " ion't think they played too badly. rhey were just outclassed." DECORATED 'C, .% GIFT PACKAGES and Frank Standard (right) be. ign grant-in-aids. Kickey is a 6-7 lard a 64 forward or guard from en Brilliant > Clemson utes' rest from the 440. outran the field to the tape in the half mile. A slight scuffle suddenly errupted at the end of the 880 event, only one of three for the day, involving Crombie and a Clemson sprinter, with various other Tigers and Gamecocks al most losing control of tempers. FANTASTIC LEGS Both McGuinness and Cromble ran fantastic legs on the mile re lay and engineered, along with Bland Addison and Edward Ken yon, an upset of the noted Clem son combination. Others showed the Carolina de sire to beat the Tigers. Alan Rose and Jim Poulous led the way in the distant events with Rose tak ing the mile and Poulous the two mile. David Gatch won both hurdle events, leading a USC sweep in the highs. In the field competition Walt Christensen took the shot put, J. R. Wilburn won the high jump, and Roland Brown walked off with the pole vault. After the meet Coach Weems Baskin told the muddy athletes they had done all that was able. But in the steamy shower room each boy's face clearly showed a vast disappointment of having fought circumstances and coming SO close but yet having to take .hat long losers' ride back to Co lumbia. Little Birds Batter Cubs In 13 Events The USC frosh track team potted Clemson a 3-0 lead, but the Cubs wouldn't even take this, failing to score in the pole vault while going down to a 13-3 defeat. Bob Taylor continued to be the man of the hour, winning three individual events and anchoring twvo winning relay teams. He also placed second in the triple jump. Taylor won the 440 in 51.0, the 880 in 2:00.4, the broad jump with a leap of 19-11. Other winners for the Biddies were Eddie Sonnerfield in the 100, Blob Turner in the 220, Don Still well in the 120-yd high hurdles, rom Leshefka in the triple jump and Bill Donovan in the javelin. Ed Ebmeier improved in the shot put and won with a toss of 18-10 for another first, while Art Swarts got off one of his best rneet throws and won the discus with a toss of 166. This is an un >fficial ACC record. High jumper Al Salvadori didn't wven bother to take off his sweats and won with a leap of 5-10. MOTHER'S DAY Sunday, May 10 GIVE HER U J.C AN D IE S '5301