The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 07, 1965, Page Page Six, Image 7
Locke
TERRY
We could talk about the spring
football galme. the ups .1 anI downs
of tiit basc bal team. tie st re of
the trawk squad, or the recent
basket bal l rec ru itm 1g -- but we
w,olt. An. off-beat subject came
to iind tihe tither da% as We
.t,-td k avis Ia ieli. It seems
there aI 'his deep huzzing soudi
luctuatinr slightly in the air all
ariuTd, and TId antd behold. there
wa a ff, blue b i rd circling
Wha' m'11, have been on" very
d izz y fel'ow. We were witness
to a mode', plane flight in which
the lr of tedious hours of
11inning . c'IaminIg, cuttLIng 1 , grllu
n-g. :r'id taintorg were threatented
by a more r'tte.ze 0 simple hu
1ma| err. () the two dozen or
31pe'ile watching. we'l estinmalt
ah lwe sadists begging for
1oop.s. ,h n k pn o crash).
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By DO-NUT RICHARDSON
The Carolina golf team de
feated Presbyterian College Tues
day for the second time, 13% to
7 Medalist honor for the match
went to Jimmy Kellam who had a
two under par 70.
Rip Pope had the low round for
the Gamecocks with 71. The Rip
per started his round with three
blazing birdies on the first three
holes and continued three under
par until disaster struck on the
17th and 18th where he took
bogies on both holes.
Eddie Brown, playing number
one position for the Gamecocks,
had an even par 72. Brown played
his usual scrambling type of golf
which eli is known for. Ile ran a
20-foot putt on number 16I an(d
followed with a birdie on 17.
IHowever, his charge fell short
when his playing partner. Kellam,
almost put his tee shot in the
hole on the short par 3 finishing
hole.
Belton McCarty and Donnie I
Phillips followed with two over
par 74's. Phillips, who was tak
ing over for the injured Henry,:
cation, and flyers' lingo can be be
wildering to the outsider, but at
the same time entrance to the
sport can be as easy as a visit
to a hobby shop. Here we have
used two words that do not quite
agree. Is it a sport or a hobby ?
(;ranted, sitting at a table with a
pile of parts and a tube of glue
satisfies the definition of hobby.
But when it comes to flying, the
thrills of a sport are there. and
the actions of a sport are there.
Model Airplane News editor, Walt
Schroder, says, "There is no ques
tion but what we are doing is in
the realm of sport."
Schade
Among
Lanes Best
E.-ighteen-year-old David Schade
today ranks 48 out of 13,847 col
lege bowlers who competed for
the 1i5 champion's crown in in
tercollegiate bowling.
Schade, a freshman at Caro
I lina, hails from Hampton, Vir
,ginia.
IIis high ranking finish in con
pet :#i n to determinf the king of
:ollege bowling was based on
ingles, dloubiles andl team events
it the finals of the National In
e rco l legiate BowIi ng ('haminpion -
ships in St. Paul. Nationally. he
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that makes as good a point?
picture is A rrow Curn Laude,
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)wn PC
Bivens, closed out his playing
partner in the last match of the
lay to gain a 3-0 sweep which en
ibled the Gamecocks to win. Mc
'arty got off to a slow start on
he front 9; however, after a brief
:onference with Coach Johnson,
le got on fire and finished the
>ack 9 in 34 strokes.
Russell Munn had a respectable
round of 75, which included 15
mrs and three bogies. Russell is
i sophomore who is a real fighter
m the golf course.
Dick Gallup and Billy Stork
*ounded out the scoring for the
3amecocks with 77-79, respec
ively.
The Gamecock linksmen end the
cason this weekend by defending
heir ACC championship title
Ihich they hold jointly with the
\aryland Terps. The Gamecocks
xre favored to repeat last year's
'ine finish.
Wake Forest, North Carolina
ind Duke all are co-favorites with
,trong, well-balanced teams. On
iis team's outlook Coach Johnson
aid, "If the team can have two
-oodl days, we will make a strong
"inish."
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stands 25 in singles, 22 in doubles
.onpetition, and is a nimber of
the team which finished 13. Iligi
cores in the finals were a 185
,vame and 515 series.
In addition to the individua!
Litle, Schade was aiming to tae
possession of the coveted .ore -
hiead Patterson Trophy, named for
the late Chairman of American
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The (;alleco(k Football team is
winding up spring practice thits
week with emphasis on putting in
offenses and defenses that will be
used in the 1965 season opener
against The Citadel.
The favored Red team beat the
Whites, 21-9, last Friday night in
the annual
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vo game that was
the Gamecocks'
1 5 t h practice
session of the
spring. Coach
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s aid he doubted that the squad
could get in the allowed five more
practices this week, but he will
terminate workouts by the week
end anyway.
"We have had so many in
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point in dragging it out much
fui ther." Bass said. "We have
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set out to do anyway."
Some 16 players, nine of them
lettermen, missed the intra-squad
game either due to injuries or to
participation in spring sports, and
center-linebacker Gene Lindsey
joined the casualty list with a
I knee injury suffered in the spring
gaie.
"I didn't think we executed too
well on offense," Bass said. "There
w e r e several
i n s t a n c e s
of broken sig
nals, off-sides,
illegal proced
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mistakes. How.
ever, I guess
BEN G.ARro that is to be
expected since we have had so
niny interruptions this spring
Although he expressed some
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disappointment with the offensive
execution, Bass was otherwise
satisfied with the iltra-squad
game, in which all 30 p"ints were
scored by rising sophomores.
and had so many boys on the inl.
jury list."
Rising sophomore quarterback
Ben Garnto of Columbus, Ga., was
the game's individual star, rush.
ing for 108 yards an(d scoring
two touchdowns in the Red vic.
tory. Rising soph (arterback
Mike Fair of Greenville, S. C.,
threw a 25-yard pass to redshirt
sophomore Buster Kindell for
the White touchdown, ri!4ing soph
Benny Galloway of Easley, S. C.,
scored for the Reds, and two ris
ing sophs scored six points with
place kicks. Jimmy Pole con
verted three times for the Reds
and Martin Becker kicked a 38.
yard field goal for the Whites.
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