The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 06, 1966, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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Lockei DONALD C The first impression that one gets of this man is that surely he must be an insurance executive, or perhaps a bank vice-president, or maybe an English professor anything but a football coach. Paul Dietzel, Carolina's new head coach and athletic director, is in deed a football coach, and one of the best at that. But he is more than just a coach, he is a person who is trulv interested in the stuldents and faculty of ISC - a personm lio %ants to see the school reach Ilhe top acaden ically as well as Paul Dietzel athIlet ically, Speaking to a warmly receptive group of Some 500 residents of the veiled block dorms in the M-N lounge Mlonday night, Dietzel Promise(l 110 overnight success. "It will take a few years." he said, "but we will get there." Lo. ing is something which he has io use for. "I'll take a dull victory over a spectacular defeat anytilme." he asserted. "I expect my players to pay the price; giv ing 50 per cent may make you look good losing, but it takes a 100 per cent effort to be a win ner." Dietzel astredl everyone that lie was not only the football teamix's coach but the students' and facult%' coach as well. "There are otnly two groups which I try to please-the students and faculty and thie par ents of tihe boys 1I'm coaching." Concerning the Gamecocks' open ing game next season with LSU in Baton Rouge, he qurpped, "The team thinks it's going down there for a game, but it's really an up rising." The LSI' fans are noted for their enthusiasm and for fill ing the stadiurn when the Tigers play at homre. Dietzel told the gathering that he is conside rng a plan wherf-by fresh10men woldl sit in the norni1er Old Dominion Spring Title; T'he' Su th A\tla nt ic Inrte renilegi - ate Siinirg Assoc(iation ('hampionm ship was held irn Nor-folk, Virginia, at (b )d I m'inion ('ollege last wtekenrd. The US(- Sailing Team, 'h-firndrng champion for the past two ye-ars, placed fourth this year. Oh! Donmnion was fir-st with i; points, Davidlson was secnd with 5>. Duke had 5P;, arnd USt had 531 The first of the six highly com pet it4ve races got underway on Satutrday mourmn rg. Dute to the dr-if' ing w inrds, the races werne held T he active go for Rohert F fabric of Dicroni polyester Butlrnglon Industries For r Talk %UGHMAN of the stadium and upperclass men would get the better seats at next fall's home games. He is also an enthusiastic supporter of selling season tickets, and he noted that in a few years Carolina Stad ium, which now seats 53,000, will be too small to meet the needs of the University. When asked about his recruit ing program, he said he feels that all the good high school players in this state should come to Caro lina. "There's no excuse for them to go anywhere else," he said. Discussing next y-ear's schedule hI observed that it will be tough playinig the likes of Aliabamta. Ten nessee, Georgia, lemphis State and SU, as %ell] as conference foes Mar, Iand aml Clemmmn. "Frank lloward sai s he'll tlue the best team he'% hal in years next year. Tiat's goi," the personable young coach -,aid wiith a smile, "I woulln't 1want to catch them w %henl they're lie considers one of his most memorable games to be a 1959 loss to Tennessee which cost his LSU team a second straight na tional championship. A two-point conversion attempt by the Tigers late in the game failed and the Vols won 13-12. Twity pLi%er!. whom he coached at Ls1are niow iii the pro ratiks. Among them are 1958 1HeimiIanI Trophy timner Hilly Cannmn, Whom Dietzel cinidir the best athlete he ha coached, amid Jerry Stovall, .hom Ith consider-4 the best all around per"on he has cmiclieti. Can nont is now14 with the DeIer Broncos and Stima]I i, wAith the St. IA)Uis Carflnal. Regaridless of whether he looks the way one cxpects a coach to look, Paul DIietzel is a man of action, a m,an of big ide:as, a man vitally interested in U,-C, a man Carolina call count on to bring it a winner. Gets SAISA USC Fourth oIver until Sunday. The rivalry be twveen IS' and Dukiie con itinued tAt I increa:,e as the dlay wo1)re ton. Finially Duhke fouled out USC, thiereby' iut Cnhg thle chiampion ship for t hu i )omnioin. Small, herause of their act iv.e par tiiat ion in thuis regatt.a. are qjuali fied to sail in the Single.- IIandi Re gat.ta at I )a vid1soni tolIege niex t weekendl. The sailors will be using cat-igged Jet I l's, antd will be' vying wit.h D)avidlson an~d ( ollege of Charleston stutdent.s. m-.f.., ruce's surfer trunk'; The cut easy Thi cotton and Lycra ',pandex frorn Gab your nearest retailer write us' at 1 40 / SaIeya Lord tV gell .44 Belton "Mush USC Golfen Successf ul The U'Sc golfers closed out a SUCCessfu4tl regular season Monday when they defeated D)avidson, 8-2,at thle Cedarwood course inl Charlotte. The victory was the second F've Athletes Win Phi Beta, Kappa Honor' Indicative of the emphasis for V'SC athiletes to be scholars is thle fact that five were initiated into the USC chapter of Ph i Beta Kappa la-st Saturday. Thel( fi%e and the -.port i which they participate are- Steven Sianley (Stanl) jiuk, f4motbalJ; Ilarold EAi ge(Gene) Lind6ey, football; Wil fiam ( Ituksty Winter, %%wimminig; llo%aard G. Htrotherion, ham chaIl; Rtobert E. Turner, track. Juk, of Georgetown, is also a miembe-r of Blue Key, president of the USC uhapter of the Fellow ship of Christian Athletes, presi dent-clect of the senior class, president of Sigmia Nu social fra ternit an waonte15Al AC coatcTa.I diin he reeveh heAC ciee metAwr'at eradti yea atAwrd lay ad s rei w,ip f C ri-tia At lteo, 'mm EpS C mahGrtrnt.l ferth manhe re ceie thlesh cloedoa ap award f the lfreatman having the 1e pl2d brn. stheCdrt c U Theday NvcYork wa18. ecn Wiro n Ph Bta 44" y" McCarty i Close Out '66 Season within a week for the Ganiecocks, who (efeaite(l Virginia, 13-8, the Friday before at the Farmington Country Club in Charlottesville. Iln tile Davidmn atch the Qume rock., captured six of tihe seven ill dlkillual ma11tche'.. t in e ll vasib.. Dan Fulmner, elton McCartw,tlt andI Hilly Stork %wept the laist th re matches to pate tie USC team. At Virginia the Gamecocks dropp(I three of the first four matches before Dan Fulmer fired a two-over-par .72 to lead them to a come-from-behimd victory. Following Fulmer's , lead, Helton McCarty, Russell Munn, and Davidl Bennett took their matches to cinch the win for Carolilna. One other match wat% -hedule-d for la%t Saturday w-ith MarYland but wa4 po up<med Iecane of rain. Plans for re-liduling the match are iln lefinite. and according to Assistant Coach JohnmnYN Menger, thne chianes are Ie.s than 50-50 11ha1t the m11atchn w,ill iw played ant all. The Gamecocks' win over David son Monday was their seventh of the season against five losses. If the match with Maryland is fnot resched uled, the Gamecocks will not see further action until the A CC Tournament at pilnehturst, North ('arol ina on May 7-8. A winin fash ion - qu Von~lIlE bE xceptiona ll Eca' it i' ton 'elt aE textuared "Tity Clti clEntomn andl 12' ItaEl Idown~ IcoIlll ihirt wil clonth onEf 65';leo .nul 35', fiatie cietlt mtni EEntatt.t ing hilt ill lierltltE a ngtht It -.tnn Im IhE gniE ilk Canadial Winning In 17 seasons as track coach at c U. S. C., Weems Baskin has had only one losing season and he's thankful for a "Taylor made" 1 ironman act imported from Can ada that has assured the 1966 team of winding up on the plus side. Bob Taylor's 16-point perform ance in four events was the dif ferenee in last Saturday's 75-70 win at Clemson which gave the Gamte cocks a 4-2 dual meet record with only 'ruesday's meet at Duke re maining before the Atlantic Coast Conference Championthips sched ulhd for May 13-14 at Carolina's Rex Enright Athletic Center. "After the North Carolina meet, I told Coach Baskin I hoped he never entered' me in the 880, the mile and the two mile on the same day again," Taylor said. "But, as things turned out at Clemson it was necessary and I'm glad I had enough left to do well. It was a big thrill." The tall junior from I'ort Credit, Ontario won the half mile and the mile iat Clemson, then took a second in the two mile but USC, which battled back from 1:3 points (own at one point, still trailed 69-67 with oinly the triple jump ...A SO "PEYTON M BR T A FA Students t o P i with 1.00 PAL Cards : combination ality ompi1letely color h"* otf 88' mal itn taperceli 4.nk oMlB. 1 Imporl Cinder iut. The Gamecocks needed to not mnly win that event, but had to ake another place to pull the neet out of the fire. Sophomore ,jeonard Chapman, who earlier had won t h e broad j u in , took first and Taylor placed second to as sure the win. The Clem.oii meet marked the second time this Season that Tay Bob Taylor lor had com wted in the three lotigest races in I mneet for Baskin's depth-shy ;amnecocks who have hd their Irob. ems compounded by a rash of in uries all year. Btaskin, who had lost several key ierforners with injuries early iii a ,eao that began with a depth prob 41m1 4aI"a. w'nt to Clenson with mit the merices of Mike t1eGuinne., i, are quarter-mitiler who also tihors the mimle relay Ahei he's ble to con1pelte. '1eGnhiinnI. pulled i mnttle in the Georgia maeiet and I's hopedIt he will Ite eli by the W(C meet. Sophoniore Mike Eid Wm, a regular in the 880 and the UTHERN PLACE"! RLON ANDO SP/EGEC/S PR/OUC110/1 OF RH~ DOD xkIjIIt IETTO Use your exc "Gamecock" C : Sparks Season mlile, has beetn hospitalized more than a week with a throat infec tion. While Taylor was the meet's high scorer, Carolina had another iron man act of sorts against Clenson. Junior Art Swarts won the discus Friday in the Penn Re lays at Philadelphia with a meet tying throw of 178 feet, 11% inches, then flew back to Colum bia in time to leave for Clemson with the Gamecock team. At Clemson he won the discus with a throw of 173-9, and placed sec ond in the shot put. 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