Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Stunned Wake Fe By JOHN IAYMTICH Sports FMitor F r a n k McGuire's staggering Gamecocks, reeling from crushing d e f e a t s administered by Wakc Forest and North Carolina in a disastrous road trip, take to the airwaves tomorrow afternoon, at tempting to redeem themselves against the Demon Deacons befor( a regional television audience. Tip-off time for the game in USC's Field House is 2 p.m. The freshmen play Anderson Junior College immediately following the varsity game. The Gamecocks looked like any thing but giant-killers in their in Look to for I MEN'S and the Traditionc f< Ladies' & M Open 50 Gamecoi rest, BI vasion of North Carolina. They shot poorly in both games, couldn't seem to buy a rebound, and made enough ball-handling mistakes to take care of two seasons. In short, they were a far cry from the team which whipped Duke and Penn in December, and as late as January 29, demolished Virginia. Wake Forest, USC's TV op ponent tomorrow, has a new coach and a few important new faces. Jackie Murdock is the coach, hav ing replaced the great Bones Mc Kinney who has stepped down for r e a s o n s of health. The most important new face is that of Paul Long, a transfer student MARKS 'a id SLACKS finest in i Apparel )r Gentlemen ARKS 1321 Main St. lext to the Ritz) to 9:00 P.M. Fridays Engineers ar et's talk about a year leader in ac Campus Interviews, Dks Face ie Devils from Louisville, Ky. Long, teaming with veteran Bob Leonard to form a strong backcourt combination, is the ACC's No. 2 scorer, hitting for better than 25 points a game. Leonard ranks No. 3 with 23. The top forecourt troops for Murdock include the fast-blossom ing Jim B o s h a r t (6-5), Paul Crinkley (6-4), Clark Pool (6-4), and Newton Scott (6-6). The Gamecocks play another re turn engagement Monday night, journeying to Durham, N. C., to take on twice-beaten Duke. Vic Bubas' charges will be itching to atone for their 73-71 loss to Caro lina back in December, and should the Gamecocks play as they have recently, the outcome will not be pleasant. Duke has unquestionably if she doesn't give it JAUE f Cologne, 6 oz., $4.50 After Shave, 6 oz., $3.50 Deodorant Stick, $1.75 Buddha Cologne Gift Package, 12 o; Spray Cologne, $3.50 Buddha Soap Gift Set, $4.00 Cologne, 4 oz., $3.00 After Shave, 4 oz., $2.50 d Scientists: career at Boein rospace technol Tuesday, February 15 The most effet pany in terms career growth ord, its currei and planning f the profession development a Boeing, which of unmatched duction, offers diverse as its log. Whethery of commercial in space-flight Boeing an opei sional challen The men of E evolutionary al military aircra grams of sut America's firs space vehicles port helicopter research are o| There's a spc mature and gi design, test, ni tion. 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In addition, Boeing small groups, where initia ty get maximum exposure. rages participation in the Graduate Study Program at ~es and universities near Ilations. forward to meeting engi matics and science seniors itudents during our visit to Make an appointment now ment office. Boeing Is an lity employer. v short-range 737 etliner. CR wing design for tenation's :commercial jet transport. a V launch vehicle willpoe gacfiats. Model of ng isl, din for NAA. ing 707 jetliner. 'ANDARD and the starting five of Bob Riedy, Jack Marin, Mike L e w i s, Bob Verga, and Steve Vacendak rank as at least the equal of any team in the country. They have a well balanced offensive attack, Marin the top scorer at 20.1, Vacendak fifth at about 13. For the Gamecocks, there have been few bright spots recently. Skip Harlicka scored 26 points against North Carolina and Jack Thompson has shown occasional SuI UPTC Andrew G. D or of Petey combining of the finest qu lent location 24 RICHLAND MALL Lace into CiTYCLi Brogue Get a move on in i side. Outside eve ryt or black cherry or t WAoulIdn't you lhke to be 0n our si Available at thes4 C. B. FORREST & SON Locker Talk (Continued f opposed such a closed-circuit pro gram. Sadly, Coach McGuire has had virtually no cooperation from any one since he came 'down here. ie has found himself in a different situation from that at Chapel Hill, where he was supported fully by students, faculty. administration and townspeople. McGuire is one of the most re spected men in basketball, a suc cessful coach and dedicated worker for such organizations as the Fel lowship of Christian Athletes. We need McGuire. ie doesn't need us. This man is capable, with proper support, of establishing a winning tradition at this school. A fanil iarity with victory breeds pride. This pride will be found not only in the student bodly but also in the Carolina fans, show your presence at 3:30 p.m. at the Field House. Attend the "Frank McGuire Day Show of Support." flashes of brilliance. John Schr(o der is still a good rebounder and defensive man. But, overall, it's a grim story -no shooting, not enough rebound ing too many mistakes. McGuire's men havc got to snap out of it. Tomorrow is as good a (lay as any. BURBAN STO OPENS IWN BRA ial, Inc., and B. Eugene Mixs Cothran, Ltd., proudly al their two stores in order Wity men's merchandise at S. WQ el er th Geetle hing's smoothed over ir ~lack calf. City Club She mes/~ M ost of Amem a 1 ~,intema1.tIOnali a fine stores: THE HUB DEPT. STORE rom Page 6) alumni, who will begin to reach for their checkbooks with greater alacrity than ever before. This is true of alumni everywhere. Some people may not like or agree with that, but that's the way it is. Our basic argument is that while it is the primary purpose of the University t> provide us with an education. a successful inter collegiate athletic program does have its place. The University is not according it this place. Our tennis and swimming facilities border on the laughable. This is a disgrace considering that we now have some excellent talent in these sports, far more than we've had before. That we do is attributable entirely to Coaches Bill McClain and Jack Thompson, respectively, who have done an outstanding job with the limited cooperation and funds they have received. The administration must sup port USC's athletic program. The feud between the two must be ended. It is hurting the students, and it is hurting the University. All freshmen interested in trying out for the baseball team contact freshman Coach Itoy Cromer at 765-3381, or varsity Coach Dick Weldon. 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