Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SC Tra Outstai iY MIKE EIDSON Sports Writer USC's track team, led by th fine performances of pole-vaulter Roland Brown and Woody Chap man and middle-distance runne Bob Crombie, finished a stronj fourth in the twelfth annual At lantic Coast Conference Indoo Meet. The Cocks garnered 14 po-cs, only one point behind third.Aace Duke and four points behip sec ondI-place North Carolina Mary land won the meet for Ale ninth straight time with a 'ew record total of 92 points. Tie meet was run in Raleigh, Noril Carolina, on an indoor clay tjck. Crombie wts Record Bob Crombie ran away from the pack on the first lap around the track and tach lap saw the Game cock cha:nPion farther ahead of his coi,petitors in the 1000-yard run. Croibie eventually won the race by .1) yards in the record time of 2:17.8. It was Crombie's fifth confer ence chamipionship in five tries as he has Now won twice indoors, twice outd(oors, and once in the ORVIN COURT OF COLUMBIA 821 Assembly Street One Block From USC Speial Hates For Parents Curly's Restaurant Banquet Facilities Phone AL 4-2773 Gradi engi e Joini new Co systems training Become a problem users of IBM compt such as: - real-time control of - commtrunications-ba systems - time-shared compu1 - grap)hic data proces e compuiter-controlle( systems - management opera - engineering design All engineering and s needed. IBM will gia training, both in the job. Openings are av cities of the U.S. For more informnatiol dlirector, or call the office. If you prefer, IBM Corporation, Roi tree Street N .E., Atlar II ckmei i idig In RECORD BREAKER in, thet: 11o w 11 ) 11111 s u llimIef t n ev Perfoirmiatnce he wa unnble to rear, st week. conference championship. Crom hie wa's the onl,y gold medal win ner for the Gamecocks. The Cocks gathered five more points in the pole vault with Curly's RESTAURANT 821 Assembly Street Located At Orvin Court Specializing in Pizzas, Spaghetti Charcoal Broiled Steaks Fried Chicken STUDENTS WELCOME 10% Off On Meal Tickets FEMALE STUDENT - HELP WANTED iating eers & tists: IBM's mputer Sscience program solver and advisor to iter systems in areas industrial processes sed information ter systems sing I manufacturing ing systems automnation cientific disciplines are /e you comnprehensive classroom and on the ailable in all principal 1 see youir placemHent nearest IBM branch write to H. D. Ridge. >m 300, 1371 Peach ita, Georgia 30309. CING DIVISION knd Sw ACC i !0-yd. butterfly Daryl Pettus is hool4 record. Despite this fine the finalm in the ACC Meet held Florida Relays champion Woody Chapman returning to f o r m. Chapman vaulted 14 feet, six inches to place second behind the vaulter from Maryland. Roland Brown also vaulted in fine fashion for the Cocks until his pole broke at 14 feet. Brown got 14 feet and finished fifth in the event. In the shorter races, the 60-yard run and the 70-yard hurdles, the Cocks were ably represented by Fulton Dukes and David Gatch. Dukes got off to a bad start in the 60-yard finals, but gathered enough speed to cross the finish line in fifth place. Gatch finished sixth in the high hurdles. The Gamecock two-mile relay team grabbed fourth in the event, Are you still wearing those creasy kid slacks? Get into some wised-up Post- Grads that know where a crease should always be and where it should never be, and how to keep things that way The reason is the Koratron fabric of 65% Dacron*/35% cotton. No matter how many times you wash a ndwear these trimly tapered Post-Grad slacks, they'll stav completely neat and make the iron obso lete. In tan, cla y, black, navy or loden, $6.98 in poplin or gabardine, $1.98 in oxford. At swinging stor es. Press- Free' Post-Grad slacks by hU *(iPOl A(J .Nf immers teets the first Carolina team ever to! place in two-mile relay competi tion. The team, composed of George Pappas, John Mitchum, Ken Smith, and Bob Taylor, closed strong to beat Virginia in the time of 8:24. Mitchum Gets Two Medals Johnny Mitchum was the only runner for the Gamecocks to place in two events. Mitchum ran pre liminaries in the 1000-yard run, the fastest leg on the two-mile relay, and a fifth-place finish in the 1000-yard run. The Biddies didn't fare as well as the Gamecocks as the freshman team scored only one point. Mike Eidson finished a dismal fifth in the 1000-yard run to insure the Biddies of that one point. Best In History In a strange pool at College Park, Maryland with thirty-five h u n d r e d screaming Terrapin swimming fans looking on. the Carolina mermen pushed them Iselves for the finest showing by a USC team in the history of the ACC, placing sixth. There were no individual win ners for the Gamecocks, but fifth place finishes in both the medley relay and the freestyle relay gave USC enough points to place ahead of Virginia and Clemson. In both events new school records were set by South Carolina. Although unable to make the finals, Garnet French and Daryl Pettus both set school records in their specialties, the backstroke -nd the butterfly. French was '.imed in 2:18.1 for the 200-yard backstroke and Pettus splashed his way to a 2:13.1 clocking in the 200-yard fly. In a meet held for ACC fresh man teams South Carolina placed third behind powerful Maryland and North Carolina. Diver Chic Langnehs was the standout for the Biddies in winning his event. PIC-A -DILLY OWNE) 1 928 SOU OPEN 7:30 A. REGULAR MEA1 Choice of appi .3 reget ables. Ibr ('offee Phone Orders F WE SERVE SANDI T-BONE STEAK w T'ry our Koshaer Corned fleef nad INQUIRE ABOUT OUR BOAR FEMALE STUDENT Arrow Decton . .. bold ne' Give it a pushing around fights back. Defies wrinkle the blend of 65% Dacron' ironing and wrinkle.freo un LDDIE 1111OWN SC Linkmen Hold Trials For Positions Ca n didatvs for the 1IG.5 varsity golf team will play qualifying rounds Monday for posit ions on the Squad. Coach Frank Johnson said more than 20 studvnts are out for golf and the qualifyini- rounds--hed uled at Forest Lake and Spring Valley Country Clubs - will de termine who w%ill be kept for in tercollegiate competition. Johnson plans to keep seven regulars plus three alternates. Candidates include three letter men from last year's Atlantic Coast Conference co-championship team. They are Eddie Brown and Hilly Stork, both of Columbia, and Henry Bivens of Pickens. Belton McCarty of Camiden. a 1963 Iftter man who did not compete last year, is also out for this year's team. Johnson also said the April 27 match with The Citadel, originally scheduled for Charleston, has been shifted t o Columbia since the C'ountry Club of Charleston vourse s not available for use by The .ita(lel that dlay. Thle Galmecock varsity v will di vide its home matches this season between Forest Lake and Spring \'alley. RESTAURANT 1Y S.MMY TH MAIN M. - 7:30 P.M. .S -70c and up izer. one meat. wai and b>utter. or tea eady On Arrival VICHES ANY TIME /TRIMMINGS - 95c 1',sramr,,i on Youir !'.rmoritei fIre:uI D PLAN AND MEAL TICKETS - HELP WANTED m breed of shirt for a bold new bree -all day in class, all night at a party s. Keeps its smooth composure thro polyester, 35% cotton. Best for no ~aring. White, snolis stripne $r,95. INTRAJA BY BIL Sigma Chi nipped Phi Delt by 1 52-51 score for their second -traight win of the season. Charlie Henderson scored 19 )oints to lead the point production or the winners. Howie Edwards uit for 13 to help in the victory. Powell led the losers with 14 points. lutto and IIarris added 2. points to the Phi Delt cause. PIKA handed Sigma Nu their First loss by a 60-45 margin. harley lussey was the key to he PiKA offfense, scoring 19 mints. M y e r s contributed 11 po'ints to the winning total and Lar.ry Weldln was in double fig r11Ts with 10. Deloache had 10 points for Sigma Nu. Chi Psi had no trouble in run ning up a 79-2() manrgin oVer a hapl-ss SPE squad. Bob Plunkett an1fd Bob Sinart onbined to score 3 lints in the r,)mp. Plunket was on target for 17 points fol lowed by Smart's 16. Bob Farr and Jerry Futch each hit 12 mark 'is. SAE reached the centurv mark in a rout over SPE by a 103-19 score. McQuity dropped in 20 points to pace the SAE offen;ivec attack. Shelbv Mer ritt was next in line with 19 points. Bill Helms and George Sullivan contributed 27 points in the high-scoring contest. Phi Kappa Sigma had their of fense in high gear to defeat Pi Kappa Phi by an 89-44 margin. Al Cannon led all scorers with 22. 11b-1 Linder scored 17 to help tlhe -ffensive output. Tommy Player was the third Phi Kappa Sig in double figures with II. Vaughn's 11 points w're high for the losers. ATO lost their second straight gam to Kappa Sig by a 55-47 ,core. Holscher was the high man f,r the winners with 15. Jackson scoried 12 in the victory. Jim fevers was the main threat for ATO with 110 p4ints. ATO's fail lire to win in the first two games has be n a surprise. KA used a balanced scorine attack to defeat Phi Epsilon Pi by a 65-39 score. Paul Carter was the main cog in the winners' offense scoring 20 points. Peter Perrill came through with 17 to help in the decisive victory. .Jimmy Merrill added 11 to the KA cause. Czwartackv was the whole show for the losers with 21 points. Zone 9 made it four in a row with a 50-18 win over Zone 5. '1uttt's 22 points were too much for Zone 5 to oercolme. Dennis Davis and Jim Mutrtvie each con rib ted 15 points in a losing aus'. G erald( Parekert scored 12 rthe losets. Z.on' 9 remai nedl in rist pilace with the victory. 1 of guy. Jam it. Squash it. This Arrow Decton oxford agh a 25-hour day. It's all in -A4RROQK IURALS| L FREE w%in over Zone 8 behind the scor ing of Butch Jordan and Bill Hen derson. Jordan had a hot hand in M,Oring 29 points in the offensive displav. H igh-scoring Henderson pumped in 25 points in the tri umph. Dear! Cleveland paced the losers with 15 points. John Me (-:tt(r collected 13 for Zone 8. Zone I with four players in double figures trounced Zone 8 by a 101-50 score. B. Oschc and J. Fisher each had 25 points to lead powerful Zone 1. 1). Stein hit for 19 to help the winners. -Jim Fer vuson was next with 116 markers. Gulick and Ulevv!and combirned for ,3 of the loser's points. Zone 6 won their second game ,f the season with a i9--2 vi'tory over Zone 11. Ken Lster had 17 moints in the winning cause. Jim 'NIson followed with 1; and *T iml ackson scored 15 for the victor.s ddi- 1!1offm-revyer added 18 for the Preston tean. Iffere are so (if to h resul's of he Int ramural Baske'hall season 'hrough March 1, 195. INDEPENDENT TEAMS League I w L. Zone 9 4 0 'one 16 2 0 /ono 5 1 1 j'4onv 13 1 2 Zone 15 0 1 Xone 4 0 1 Zone 14 (6 3 League II W L 'one 1 4 0 j'one 2 3 1 'Zone 1; 2 1 Zone 7 2 1 Zone 10 1 2 "one 11 0 3 Zone 8 0 4 FRATERNITY TEAMS League I i Cma Chi 2 0 Kappa Alpha 2 0 Phi Delta Theta 1 1 Pi Kappa PIJ 1 1 Phi I)ela Sigmr;a i Phi Epsil(n Pi (1 2 ilanibda Chi Alpha 0 0 League I w I. ('hi Psi 2 0 Pi Kappa Alpha 2 0 mna Alph:a Epln 2 0 Kappa Sigmr1a 2 1 ma Nu 0 1 ; ha Tau Omega ( 2 ma Phi Ep-ilon 0 4 INDEIPEN)ENT Avg. 1. IIviderSon. Z,,ne 2 21.7 I. on. Zon 1' 20 b. Jordn. Zo'n. 2 8. ames.I Zon a i 5. Jaksn Zo 11 f. ates. Z.0ne 7 5. Fe'rrtusen. Z *ne 1 1.* D)avs'. Zone 5 1. FRATERHN ITY Avg. I1 lusse v. 'i N:appa Alphaa 22 2. Smrit (Chi Psi 20.5 . uslger. 4.( 'atr. l\appa Al.pha 1 l.5 Phi Epsih,n Pi IS S. Hendeon( 10. S jgm0a C'hi 17 9. Merritt, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 16('.5 10. Cannon. Phi Kappa SiL'ma 15.5 larris. P h t It Th ta 15.5 FINE TRADITIONAL MEN S WEAR Slacks by withi FaraPressM NEVER NEED IRONING SIX NEW SPRING SHADES 6.98 - 7.98 (N'ext to Thre Rits) Open Mon. & Frt. to 9:00r P.M.