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rage 71 -- I (I flAMttfl(a Biddies To Cita By HEYWARD ADDY Staff Writer The Carolina freshman basket ball team lost two ball games dur ing the past week to Anderson J u n i o r College and The Citadel freshmen by scores of 78-54 and 90-69, respectively. On Dec. 8, the Biddie, lost to Anderson in a game played at Anderson. The Rebel team did not look like the same team that the Biddies defeated the week before at home. The first half was very close, and the lead changed hands frequently. At one point, the Biddies held a 25. 20 lead, but saw it crumble and eventually fell behind 34-31 at the end of the first half. Early in the second half, the Carolina team battled to tie the score at 36-36 but were never ablt to forge ahead. The g a n e remained relativel. close until the Rebels gained mo mentum behind the shooting of Wall and Yates and opened up 12-point lead. The Biddies began to cut into th Anderson lead behind the )hootint of Iob Cremins and Tomty Terry but were not able to catch up. In the later stages of the game the Carolina freshmen began t press the Rebels, but the pres, backfired and the Rebels picked ui several quick baskets and put thi game on ice. For the night, the Anderson tean Use All of Sui Open Your Charge A " 1 hour or 1 day . Spec.alit. in dry . 24-hour co-op la SHad finished .h " Thrifty laundry4 * 30 day. to pay MAuN ACROSS FROM~ Don't just E Wallace Mic Make a nois Sprite, the noisy soft drink. What did you do when Joe ( Boxcar ) Br-kczpmluj was kicked off the football team just because he flunked six out of four of his majors? What did you do, Wallace Middendorp? And when the school newspaper's WYA editors resigned in~ protest because The Chan< publication of certain si "Ni you lif You P Tak~ Or dri C the 4r it was ect ext wil Mic SPRITE. SO TABT anl AND TINGLING. go: - ueeemner 10, 1900 Lose ( del, An hit on an astonishing 51.6 per cent from the floor, while the Biddies managed only 34 per cent. From the foul line, the two teams were nearly equal. The Rebels hit on 58 per cent of their free throws, while Carolina hit on 54 per cent. Anderson also outrebounded the Biddies by grabbing off 51 stray shots as compared to 40 for Caro lina. Wall of Anderson captured the scoring honors for the game with 25 points. Yates and Gray chipped in 19 and 14 points, respectively, for the victorious Rebels. Crenuns took scoring honors for the Biddies by pouring in 23 while Terry contributed 12. Cremins hit on ten of 21 field goal attempts and was three for seven from the charity line. Terry went five for ten from the floor and two for four from the line to account for his points. Cremins and Terry were also the top rebounders for C a r o I i n a as each grabbed eight. On Dec. 10, the Biddies traveled to Charleston to take on The Citadel Bullpups and received their second loss of the season, 90-69. Carolina stayed close to the Bull pups in the first half and the early part of the second half, but then fell off in the later stages of the game. The first half was a see-saw battle from which Carolina emerged with a 38-36 lead. However, in the second half, the Bullpups began to pull away be hind the shooting of Taylor and Serving The Gamecocks In Their Own Backyard ishine's Services rccount Now At SUNSHI4E service (by request) cleaning Ieather & anodes mndry" in, k dry cleaning service. r& CLEANE RS AT BLOSSOM MO4'S DORMITORIES sit there, dendorp. e. Or drink LLACE MIDDENDORP SAT HERE ~ellor wouldn't allow the iacious portions of ght In a Girl's Dormitory" just sat, didn't you? ou've made a mockery of your e, Wallace Middendorpi 're a vegetable. rotest, Wallace Middendorp. e a stand. Make a noiset drink Sprite, the noisy soft nk. pen a bottle of Sprite at next campus speak-out. Let fizz and bubble to the ses. et its lusty carbonation o through the halls of ivy. .et its tart, tingling berance infect the crowd .h excitement. )o these things, Wallace ldendorp. Do these things, I what big corporation is nogto hire yu? ,rames clerson Hirsch, and for all practical pur poses put the game out of reach. Corky Carnevale kept the Bid dies close for three quarters by hitting well from the floor. For the night, the Bullpups hit 50 per cent from the floor and 67 per cent from the free throw line. Caro lina hit 41.5 per cent from the field and 83 per cent from the charity line. The Citadel's T a y 1 o r was the high scorer for the game with 36 points. He was followed by Hirsch, who had 20, and Clark, who con tributed 14. Carnevale led the Biddie attack with 27 points. lie hit on 13 of 17 field goal attempts and was one for two from the line. Bob Cremins added 14 points to the cause and Gregg Blatt hit for 13 points. The Citadel held a narrow lead in the rebounding department by pull ing down 42 as compared with the 41 the Biddies came down with. Carnevale was the I e a d i n g re bounder for Carolina with 12. IlIe was followed by Cremins with ten and Tommy Terry with seven. Like, I'm sp baby. 1 got whole new next yE Status. 1 Perspecl anid brea( No, t General Telephon growing company ( every state, almost tribution to their v You probably kn~ Gamecoci By DONALD CAUGHMAN Sports Editor Carolina's Gamecocks c a m e from behind in the final seconds of play on two Jack Thompson free throws last Saturday as they came away from their first Atlantic Coast Conference en counter with a 65-63 v i c t o r y over the Maryland Terrapins. Maryland took the lead with 12:54 left in the game after the Gamecocks had led throughout the evening. The game was nip and tuck the rest of the way, with the Terrapins at one time enjoying a 50-45 advantage. But a tip-in by Tom F a r r e ll after Gary Gregor missed a shot with 1:18 remaining knotted the score at 63-63. Carolina gained control again when Thompson picked off a Terrapin pass with just 39 sec onds left. Thompson, attempting to set up the play for one shot, was fouled by Maryland's Gary Wil liams, and the junior playmaker from Brooklyn, N. Y., calmly sank two free throws to give the Gamecocks their margin of vic tory. ting, a bagfor UCIJA? ar / ce. Swarth mo W Must beVA Colorado? I Texas Tecl To wh/ e & Electronics is a fast-mo ~f individuals. 135,000 of then every country, making a pe rorld. ow our Sylvania comnany. Ti cs Get ACC X The Terrapins had a slim situation, and chance to tie the score when up its second Thompson fouled Pete Johnson against no lose just as time ran out. 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SOUTH CAROLINA (65) 0 F T Farrell 2 4.6 6 Standard 9 3-4 21 Greor 5 1.1 11 Harllcka 4 0-1 8 Thompson 4 5.7 13 Gorprant 1 0.0 2 Salvadorl I 0.0 2 Totals 26 13.18 65 MARYLAND (63) G F T McMillen 10 3-3 23 Drescher 3 1-1 7 Harrington 0 0-0 0 Jones I 5-6 7 Johnson 3 3.5 9 W illiams 8 I-I 17 Totals 25 13.16 63 South Carolina 28 37-65 Maryland-_-----------24 39-63 Total Foul a - South Carolina 16; Maryland 13. Fouled out - South Caro nts lna. Harllcka. Attendance - 10,800 (est.). Antioch? \AIeleyai? Canton? Purdue? Cal Tech? stet9on? ~'anced Rc?. IEI knioW TCU! Brown? . Not Benrnnton?! Hunter? Is itlCoed ? 'wo new gr-ound stations for' Comnsat. 'ith a niew kind of headlight for' t hie ;. In marketing. Research. Every area. eas. General Telep)honie & lectron ies, V Yrkc City 1001r7.m,