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MIKE McGUINNESS is a good
bet to win the ACC 440.
think
young,
say
'Pepsi
please!'
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DAVE GATCII mumt runi agaiist
some excellent competition in the
Conference Meet.
Carolina St
Second Rei
BY GAIL BROUGHTON c
Sailing Fditor
Members of the USC Sailing
Club brought another victory f
home to Carolina from the an- 0
nual Citadel Spring Regatta in
Charleston this past weekend. '
Two teams were sent to the re- f
gatta to sail in Lightning-class v
boats. One of the teams consisted b4
of Henry Cheves, skipper, and v
crew, Jim Anders, Warren Lugn v
and alternate crew Jay Grace. I
The other team consisted of Pete
Soutter, skipper, and crew Steve C
Moore, Mike Foley, and alternate
Intramural
Banquet Set
For May 12
The Intramural Office would, c
like to announce that the annual c
Intramural Banquet, which is held
each year to honor championship (
intramural teams will be held on
Tuesday, May 12th, at 6:30 p.m.
in the Russell House.
Two representatives from each
zone and fraternity are invited to
attend.
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RINGER
Go see Kolonel Keds tly
with the Hie/I rocket hell in
'ALonidoff's Wonder World'
. tthe N. Y. World's fur
-Aimphitheatiro /
inger," it really gets around. It's
ass eyelets and wraparound toe
comfort, great on wear. Made of
moky white chino, also in white.
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it store L.ook for the blue label
Ask for
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her
vored
'My
WALT CIRISTENSEN is a con
tender in the shot I)ut for Carc
lilna.
tilors Win
gratta Cup
rew Mac LePrince.
In this regatta each competit
eceived points according to t
ullowing: one point for startir
ne point for finishing, one poi
or each boat beat, and an ext
ne-fourth point for coming
irst. USC took first place honc
rith a total of 42% points; C
!ge of Charleston was seco
rith 41% points; Duke Universi
ras third with 381/4 points; C
Pominion College of Virginia w
Durth with 361/2 points; and T
itadel was fifth with 35% poin
Seagle's Bic
Taylor, St
The USC frosh messed up
andoff on the 440 relay, fil
vent of the day and finished s<
nd, but after that went on
op top honors in the Freshm
ivision of the 37th Annual Sou
'arolina Track and Field Me
Six state meet records wt
roken, three by the USC Fro:
lob Taylor ran a 48.9 in the 4
or one record. Don Browne in t
avelin and Art Swarts in t
iscus both turned in recoi
reaking performances. Brow
hrew the javelin 203 feet, o
nd one-half inches, and Swai
>ssed the discus 157 feet, thr
nd three-fourths inches.
The work horse of the mc
ras a Furman Paladin by t
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Seek 440, 4
The Eleventh Annual Atlar
and Field Championships will bi
day in College Park, Maryland
will be the strong favorite to
There is only the slimmest
might be upset and the Clems<
which offer a possible threat.
dual meets, won the Carolina R(
Meet, but Maryland, who only
Navy team, has too much deptl
Tigers to cope with.
South Carolina will enter i
the Gamecocks are a team v
but little depth. It is probable, I
tracksters might edge Clemse
spot in the meet.
OTHER I
North Carolina and Duke w
with N. C. State, Wake Fores
threat.
Gone are Maryland's nation
fcot pole vaulter John Belitza,
and 47 quarter-miler Chris S
have talent like 24-foot broa
orlwinded distance runner Tom
he Bob Vermillion.
g But Maryland does not holk
nt individuals. USC's Bob Crombi
ra half if pushed and teammate
in be in the 47's in the quarter.
*rsI
yI. WOODY AN
nd Both Cater Leland of Clez
ty Chapman leaped over 23 feet i
lid end and will be out to upset (
as five inches in this meet last ye
he to rise to the occasion and def
ts. man is always a dangerous cor
(dies Take Frosl
varts, Browne S
a name of Shannon Dawson. He won
'st the 100 yard (lash, 120 high hur
lc- Ies, set a record in the 330 yard
| intermediate hurdles, won the'
to broad jump, and finished second,
an in the triple jump.
th.I
et. FLYING CANADIAN
re For the Biddies, Bob Taylor,
;h. the flying Canadian, and Bob
40 Turner, the crooning speedster,
he turned in outstanding perform
he ances. Taylor won the 440, slayed
-d- his oppents in the 880 with a
ne time of 1:58, placed fourth in the
ne triple jump, and anchored both
-ts the 440 and mile relay teams.
ee Turner finished third in the
100 and 440, but came back strong
et to snatch a victory at the wire
he in the 220 over favored Biddie i
ml
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T MANY CONVENIEb
)CATIONS ON CAMPI
DISTRIBUTING C(
at As A
rcGuinness
780 Titles
itic Coast Conference Track
: held this Friday and Salur
ind the home town Terrapins
win.
. of chances that the Terps
>n Tigers are the only team
Clemson was undefeated in
?lays, and took the S. C. State
last weekend beat a strong
i and too many stars for the
ts strongest team ever, but
vith outstanding individuals
iowever, that Coach Baskin's
n out for the number two
PEAMS
ill score their share of points
t, and Virginia posing little
ally known threesome of 16
1:49 half-miler Dick Smith,
tauffer. But the Terps still
d jumper Mike Cole, long
Krueger, and crack hurdler
I a monopoly on outstanding
e could go below 1:50 in the
Mike McGuinness is sure to
D CATER
nson and Gamecock Woody
n the broad jump last week
.ole. Leland jumped 24 feet,
ar and is the type of athlete
end his championship. Chap
tender and could very easily
State Title;
et Records
Fddie Sonnenfield. Turner also
led off both relay teams.
Eddie Sonnenfield finised a
lose second in the 100 and came
in fourth in the 220, but turned in
in outstanding leg on the mile
rclay. He received the baton
about 15 yards behind the two
front-running teams, and by the
time he handed off to Taylor, the
Biddies had better than a five
yard lead, and went on to win
with a time of 3:22.7.
UNDEFEATED
Other Biddies who performed
well were Ed Ebmeier, Don Still
well, Bill Donovan, and Al Salva
Ior. Ebmeier, the best freshman
shot-putter in the ACC, finished
he season undefeated, as he
~ossed the shot 47 feet 10 and one
ialf inches, and finished second
o Swarts in the discus.
Stillwell took a second in the
30 hurdles, and a third in the
igh hurdles, plus running an ex
ellent leg on the 440 relay. Dono
'an placed second in the javelin,
nad Salvadori was beaten in the
Ligh jump. The winning jump
vas six feet, four and one-fourth
nches.
Also turning in good dperform
*nces were Tommy Player, fourth
fl both hurdle events; George
appas, a strong 3rd in the 880
fter running most of the season
s a nuiler; and Tom Leshefka,
hird place in the triple jump.
SECRET TO SUCCESS
The final score showed South
~arolina edging our Furman,
8-61, with Clemson, The Citadel,
ndl Wofford far behind. Depth
.as ethe secret of success for the
Iiddies, as they placed two men
ach in 10 events, and didn't even
nter contestants in three events.
VICHES
IT
LIS
). INC.
LCC Cha
NEIL ATKINsON ik one of the
two %eniors, who- will be running M.
hi lat race for I sC.
find himself over 24 feet.
The 100-yard dash could see
Tiger Carl Poole or UN(",s Ed
Lamb hit a 21.1 in the 220 agair
While in the high jump, hip
Clark has doe six feet, ninie in
The mile perhaps will be the
the day. US(" Alan Rose and V
have run 4:16. Krueger got a 1:
week. Both Arthur Maillet of
George Flowers can go under 4:6
BEST IN F
Rose could very well be the
running has been eccentric all sea
est and Turner the fastest. The
of tactics between the various c
All in all, Maryland should v
pletely dominate action as has be
9
A.-.
ON lilS W AY o) victo,ri i,. frojh
bo4th)il th u40uad 880, and anchored
lie has just taken te handoff frmm
Jump (hamnpion 4W< .: WMaan che
Golf Team I
South Caurolina hosts the .At - in
lant ic Coast Cionfe rence golf han
tournamient at Forest Lake (Coun- I >ei
try Club F'riday and Saturday ma
with dlefending champion Wake Ve:
Forest a solidl favorite to repeat. ed(l
Trhe Deacons won the Southern sit:
Intercollegiate tournament last 11'i
week at Athens, Ga., andl in Ken ree
Folkes and .Jay Sigel have a one
two punch the seven other ACC Set
eamns aren't likely to match. leg
Sigel won the ACC individual so;
title last year with a 36-hole Lal
'ardl of 72-73-145 at Hot Springs,
Va., and Folkes tied for rtmnnerup Wt
after winning the title in 19(62 as wa
i sophomore. 13'
The higgest challenger to Wake Coi
FOR ALL YOUR FO
Yes, that smart, distinctive k
rented, Convenient and ecor
MODERN RENT
V0 ARO
mps
1B011 CROMBIE could take io
cond ACC Title in the 880.
a 9.5 or better from either
White. Maryland's Steve
ist Navy.
h-flying Tar Heel Tommy
hes.
most interesting event of
ake Forest's Dave Turner
14 against the Middies last
orth Carolina and Duke's
I0.
IELD
best in the field but his
son. Krueger is the strong
race will be a classic case
ntenders.
-in the meet but not com
m the case in the past.
runner hh Taylor, wh. won
the winning mile relay team.
F'Aldie S<mnhenufeld. State Broad
r% the Hinddies on aet the right.
fosts ACC
the ACC tournament is Mary
1, the only team to beat the
(onls this season in a dual
leh. The Terrapins, paced by
'n Novak and Ron Jamison,
ed the Deacons on the Univer
of North Carolina's course
-4on April 25. Maryland's
urd is 8-2-1.
(outh Carolina is led by Jackie
well, South Carolina Intercol
inte individual champion, and
honmore Hilly Stork, the Forest
;e (Club champion.
orth Carolina also extended
ke Forest, losing 11-10, but
beaten by South Carolina,
74 on t he Forest Lake
irse.
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