Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Texas C Joins Gq By CHIP RUSSO Staff Writer The latest addition to the Game cock varsity basketball team is junior Tom Farrell. Farrell, 6-4, 195, from West Keansburg, N. J., played his first two years of college basketball at Kilgore Junior College in Kilgore, Texas. During his freshman and sopho more years Farrell was picked for the Texas Eastern Conference All Tournament teams. le was the unanimous pick for the All-Con ference teams and was chosen for DEADLINE The absolute deadline for all sports copy is 7 p.m. Tuesday. any announcements should be in the sports office by 7 p.m. Monday. THE LATEST IN DORM DECOR! MASCOT PRINTS The newest In decoration. For dorms, lockers, alumni, friends or steadies. 11"x14" size, printed on heavy parchmert in color. An ideal git! Also available: DUKE * GA. BULLDOGS CLEMSON * FURMAN * CITADEL GA. TECH 0 N. C. STATE * ALABAMA BRUNETTI PRINTS, INC. P. 0. BOX 8802 / GREENVILLE. S. C. D II It develops fa~ What's "differi Our way of exl that make you< technical man...i may be the way lems, a special kr lab work, or an make the comple: As a graduatir you should look nities that a careel you to develop yc You work witt chosen field, mer it's like to be your responsibility. The growing company. by working on mai different projects. age Star mecocks the 1966 All-America Junior Col lege Team. While at Kilgore he averaged 29 points per game for a total of 1,276 points for two years. Now a marketing major at Caro lina, Farrell was asked why he transferred here. le answered, "I came here for two reasons; first, I want to finish my educa tion at a fine school and second, I want to play ball under Coach McGuire, whom I consider one of the finest coaches in America." le added that so far he likes Carolina very much and thinks he will be satisfied with his decision to come here. Farrell said that he enjoys play ing with his fellow teammates whom he considers all to be fine athletes. lie expressed hopes of Carolina winning the NCAA Tour nament and added, "I just want to be a small part of what I con sider the team with the most po tential for being the best in the country." kai with 01 Precisely what thin mind. Whatever it Its spicy, lime-spike so subtle, even the before she knows i Old Spice LIME Cologne, eveh fferirl ster. riduality"? >ressing the individual traits lifferent from every other hat's what it is. It you tackle prob- E.I1 lack you have for : 365; ibility of yours to Wl < simple. PIe' g technical man* : Name into the opportu-- : Cl-ss. at Du Pont offers : collej ur individual gifts. : .ya i top men in your c_ who know what ~~~... ig and eager for increasing re's opportunity to grow in a You get experience quickly ay different problems, many Your scope increases. ,Criticis For Ve 1y BUNNY LANGSTON Staff Writer "What the hell's wrong with you Walt?" "You need glaz-ses, ref? "You stupid bum!" "Trying U throw the game, fat man!" The least recognized, yet th most important min on the playin f:eld is the man in stripes. No wnly is he unrecognized, he i somet.imes the most abused persoi on the field. Our candidate for the most un derpaid masochist is Walt Golbir Walt, who hails from Hunting ton, New York, is the old pro o intramural referees. Entering th University in January of 1963 Walt began his career as an int.ra mural arbiter in September of tha year, and has continued in tha capacity ever since in football, soft ball, and basketball. Dividing his time between his elet trical engineering major and draw ing beer at the Candy Cane, Wal somehow finds time to referee dur ing the afternoon. tings ppeq Ppet d Spice LimE gs depends on what you hav is, Old Spice LIME can h d aroma is very persuasive.. most wary woman is trap t! Worth trying? You bet i After Shave. Gift Sets. 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Explaining that flag football is tougher to call than tackle, Walt -4ated that there are more rules, such as guarding the flags, leaving the feet, etc., which keep the ref cree on his toes. lie added that a lot of arguments are caused by the participants nott knowing the rules. Although Walt has been "ref fing" here for three years, he was no newcomer to the business when he started. While out of school, he had umpired in a high school base ball league non-professionally in his hometown. Plans for the future are indefi nite, but Walt is contemplating going to graduate school at Purdue I or North Carolina after graduat ing in January, 1967. One thing is definite; Walt would like to be a college referee. It is in his blood. Expounding on the subject, the "old pro" states that it is some times difficult to break into the college rank. There are tests to be( taken, technicalities to learn and experience to gain. A number of college referees are taken from high school ranks, .-o Walt will probably start there. Surely, to referee professionally as an avocation will supplement his income, but Walt will make it - because he enjoys it. AnyonE G I With Eaton's Corr5sable Bc can erase that goof without Not a telltale smudge rema mits quick and easy erasin eraser. For perfect papers e In light, medium, heavy w( handy 100-sheet packets a At Stationery Departments. MEAMWS ON ME Wr rZ Only Eaton mak~ EATON PAPER cORPORATION, I A button-down in a b (Something old, somu This Arrow shirt gives) both worlds. (1) A long collar roll in the most a tradition. (2) A husky-I basket weave~ that upd; ordinary oxford. For ot interesting features, ci tapered body; back pIe back collar button. 1ot stripes, solids and whit "Sanforized" labeled. Bold New Breed fron SPORTSCOF By DONALD CAUGHMAI Sports Editor The Gamecocks will face vhen they meet Lou Saban's N 'ark. Apparently the genera hat the game will not be muc omments are taken from a ; )ct. 17 issue of the Washingto "There are signs Saban at o come out of the 1966 campt )ly 8-2 record. The Terps are "They're idle this weekend, igainst Paul Dietzel's South C "The Clemson contest Nov. )ig obstacle the rest of the v hat one, and the Atlantic Com o be theirs." If we understand Mr. W} halking up another win for he fact that Maryland is fa tware that the Terrapins have .ocks have won only one of si: But we absolutely hate to inyone. We think the Gameco( earm as Maryland. If Mr. W vill be an automatic win for t ,oing to be in for quite a surpi * * We were quite impressed w nembers of the Gamecock M iay's Tennessee-Carolina game Fames Pritchard and his groul ime show. can nd Typewriter Paper, you a trace. ns. A special surface per g with an ordinary pencil very time, get Corr5sable. nights and Onion Skin. In id 500-sheet ream boxes. I') es Corrisable.* 'ITTSFIELD. MASSACHUSETTS asket weave. thing new.) rou best of -pointed uthentic ooking 3tes her leck the at and s of es. $5.00. IE mother tough test Saturday Taryland Terrapins in College I consensus in that area is i of a contest. The following itory by Russ White in the i Daily News: id his young club are going tign with a 7-3 record, possi ,aining momentum. but have another home game arolina eleven Oct. 29. 12 seems to be the Terps' only :ay. A win for Maryland in Lst Conference crown figures ite correctly, he is already :he Terrapins. We recognize vored, and we are certainly a 3-2 record while the Game C games. be considered a pushover by 'ks are just as fine a football hite thinks Saturday's game he Terrapins. we think he is 'ise. ith the enthusiasm shown by arhing Band at last Satur We also commend Director for a most impressive half The one-and-only*) SNOOPY in his first full-length / novel! SNOOPY AND TIVE RIED BARON by Charles M. 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