The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 13, 1967, Page Page Eight, Image 8
Farrell e
By HARRY SIMMONS
Staff Writer
The battle-weary South Cartl
lina Gamecocks counted casual
ties after the Christmas basket
TOMI I
USC S(
In CIas
By TONY SMITI
.\sst. Sports E-ditor
Stranled by t'Cimsn's 1-:3
/.ole defenst", the Gamecocks t
US(' fell to their. uppe tr-statt t"tr
t'rell l' rival, hIl-s8, ill last SatUt
day attrn'Ilc is eg-1ially teh
v'isedt ;-amel frttm thet ('art:in
I':t'!ti Ii m et.
1Hut the rea1 ifferen(.ce inll
9'am1 was the resut tf ('ltnttn
hl>t Ft'httUnll< III ('titiu ll t V it.
1lme 1 1 lls 1 'tUr s h Sits. 1i'h' tI}e
w l i-:i2 f1r'ni the fa-, Iin
while the (;amleeocrks w+tr' hit.tiin
(al l 1-1is. Inl 'h " ailt"t; tiltn , thet
High Alan
I-rank Standard was highi ma
in t he poinit dep)artmnit tor th1
(1 amecocks ni ithI 240 points, fo
Ilow edi b) Skip lI arlicka wi it hi I
and (.ary (;rt4egr and hob (sol
grant. w'ith i10t each. For the Tip
ers. hen t,ardener had 21 point
bareIl ediing ot teamimate Jii
ide1ined
ball tournaments and releast
the report that junior forwa
Tom Farrell would he out c
action for the rest of this sea
son.
- Farrell. a transfer from Ki
d
x
Gamecock ohoto by Rockho
AlItI E[l.
)udly
h Witi
sutherland w. ho had 23. The .
haf fe. brothers, Handy and R ied
had! 12 points.
Th1 .\ahtaffvy buys wtt' ti!
th r: it' a' re <Ii 'tl t ie h. r wti
t n t'at"h:, hilt" " Ult n,l I
.ad1r1 u: high man wit.h Se r
f Ilw b\ t:in<iard and (;n't;
h NI:taff"vy :andl Satl\-:,!~. 1r i 1 ab d
n tht ,lnter tourt 'ircle t~r
n th d .r,e t .lIah:iftiy ild
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For ~LhaMLe
By Injury
d gore Junior College, underwent
d surgery on New Year's Day to
f repair ligaments torn during
- the North Carolina State game
in the finals of the Triangle
('lassie in Raleigh, Dec. 30.
In close victories this season,
the 6-foot-4 Farrell used his
New Jersey reach to grab 15
rebounds against Marquette,
and proved his worth against
Maryland by tipping in two
vital baskets, contributing to
the 65-13 final victory.
Averaging about ten points
a game until the N. C. State
battle, Farrell was able to make
three points, although he played
only 21) minutes and was ham
, ered seriously by his injury.
Al Calvadori, 6-feet-10, re
places Farrell in the US(' start
ing line. and is backed up by
sipi more Hoh Felter.
Ah-eady in the invalid corps
are ;-foot-7 junior forward
Skip Kickey with a separated
shoulder who will be out for
the rest of the season, 6-foot
guard .1ack Thompson, still in
the line up. who is recovering
fr-oi a pulled groin muscle re
cvivel in the Wisconsin game.
arnI Gary Gregor, 6-foot-7 for
ward, who is almost fully re
(1vered from a leg injury re
ceived in the State game.
The chances of South ('aro
lina to place on top of the ACC
appeared to fade with the criti
cal injuries that delt "a terri
ble blow to us," Head Basket
I harll tCoach Frank MIeGuire said
hast week.
Beaten
i Tigers
Ia- lead again when Standard went to
lie. the foul line to sink two and make
it 1-2.
for, But just as so on as Joe Ayoub
ith could get to the ot.her end of the
ail curt to sink a corner shot was
a the ttnrc needed to tie the game at
i-n. 1--I.
-r With o6n:0S left, Thom pson
flipped one from the top of the
. circle to put ('arolina back in the
lead, i- 1. Uichie Mahaffey fouled
Standard less than a minute later
and Standard's shot put the Game
cocks ahead 7-.1.
ut at 1-1:59 Standard fouled
Garderwr i- wIhosi fioul shot was no
good. buti the Tigers giot the ball
wtien i-t'Iarina knilckedl the ball
tap1 , -rd n with 1-1:-1-1 left to
nusk a 4.andI a time-out was
:1alld.
('onverted
as AfIteir t hi- time -out Standarid w'as
at miaki- it s-i. Hut Giardlener netted
hi-e i int hi-i aind the game wasiL tied
ii ih 2 :30 remaining Salvadori
tnot twoa more for the Gaimecoicks,
bitt G ardener t ied it up againt
w ithIiin a minute .At 11:39 St and
a rd t ook a foul shot to nmake it
1lI-It0. but1 a foul shot by Sut her
land soon made it 11-11.
Whein Ayvouhi flipped one fronm
ab-vi the icirclie wit.h 1:51) left,
('h-misn wn-it ahead for the fir'st
til. i t tile d id G;amecock fans
eiiI .e t hi ganme was as giiod as
'ver fori fronm theire toi half-time
hi T1igers siareid to a 35-2-l lead.
Within thireie immuites iof thei
ii'ln halft'heii G;amiciicks sciored
Siven piits whtile the Tligerts
-s iredl onIy t.hree. With 17:55 iri
miaiting thi (lemisoni l-ad w.as
whlittbld :t -31,- t.hti'closest thec
giame w as toi be for the rest of t he
At X :55 Skip llarlic'ka again
narrowed ('liemson's lead to seveni
polints with a layup that closed the
Fouil l ine
Il irbka pumped ;t-i int ai jumpi shut
with 7i 7 h. lft arid aniotheri jumitp
,bt wuas aiddied by ( ;r-gotr at Il:19.
.\I-;nwhtile, hiiwi-ver, fitandiy and
flitlhi i- .lha ffi-y haid i-at-h mnade
thre tiipis ito thi- fiiul in- whili
pumtipe- itn Iwo pitts from te
tight sid- of thei coutt
jumtt shut toi dropi theiir lead to
fit-i throw'i s wi th II si-tiindis li-ft
andI ftiii- atthaffi-y flipiedt in a
io-piiinter from t.he tight sitdi
Inn wrap~iq upi Xth 80 viictiiry for thet
USC
tus
VMI
By TONY SMITHI
Asst. Sports Editor
USC's swimming team, coached
by Jack Thompson, began and
ended their holiday vacation on a
happy note.
The Saturday preceding Christ
mas vacation the Carolina water
birds put down the Keydets of
Virginia Military Institute, 62-41,
and last Saturday in Atlanta they
whipped Georgia Tech, 59-39.
At VMI the (amecocks scored
eight first places, set three pool
records, established another and
tied one. At Georgia Tech they
took nine first places to Tech's
three to push their record to 3-1,
having lost only their opening
meet to North Carolina.
Double Winner
Bill "Breezy" Muller was the
only double winner in the two
meets, taking the 20)0-yard indli
vidual medley and the 200-yard
breaststroke. aluller's times of
2:09 in the individual medley and
2:2.1.3 in the breaststroke were
hoth pool records for the Keydet
pool in Lexington. Va. He also
swam the second lap of the 100
yard medley relay, keeping the
race tight until teammates Mike
Slenker and )iek Mlachata could
put the team ahead with a winning
time of 4:03.
In the 1000-yard freestyle, Alex
Alexander had gained a one-lap
lead by the thirtieth lap of the .10
lap event, winning easily, and put
ting a pool record of 11:25.3 in the
record books for the first time.
In the 50-yard freestyle, Mike
Slenker gained a win for ('SC with
a time of :22.5, tying the pool rec
ord.
Iool Record
Thle third pool record at VMll
was set in the diving competition
by USC's Vie Laughlin with a total
of 277.55 points. Laughlin's (living
teammatte, ('hic Langnehs, suffered
a shoulder injury on his third dive
and withdrew from competition.
lie had completed two beautiful
dives up to that point and would
most iikely have placed second and
possibly have pushed Laughlin for
first.
('arolina's other two wins were
p1ovich-d by John Pittington in the
200-yard butterfly and Paul Knapp
in the 200-yard freestyle.
Gamec(
Biy lil'AYWAltI) AI)l)Y
Staff W%riter
Tlhe (Carolina IBiddies, beh indl the
scorinrg (If their s tariing five, dec
c is ivelIy drloppedl the ( lemnson ( u bs
X'.-7 I, at the Car'olina l"iehl Ilouse
last Satu rday.
Four (If the Biddies' st arting
five scored'( inl dlouble fig-ure(s as
they seizedl a -12-3t5 hal f-time lead
aifter''1 cotroIllIi ng from the (lutse(t.
TI'he sec(ond( half was much the
sam(e story as tihe first as t.he lBid
(lies conI) itn ued to domn iiate'. Theyv
jumped)'( o1ff to al fast starlt iln tile
I e(cond( half and led by as m11uch as
23t points at one time.
Hob ('remnins led the Biddie at
tack with 22 points. lIe was fl
h>wed bly G reg ItlIatt wilho'1 co
tributed 1 9 whiiile (Corky ('anlevale
a1'lon ianes th'e I o~'c,ltlthe membe
oIf the starltinlg five, addled nlineI
p)oinlts tol thei vic'tory.
('emlinIs c'onnec'ltedl on1 nine of 211
fi 1hl goal Iat tempIts andl four (of six
fromn till char It i line. Bt t hIIt onl
e'igh't of' 13 fromIl thle fiehl, whl i
co I buto1,11Ilg thill o'' (f six free
'T'he '(Ils were' l.d by l'I lol
land'ls 211 polints and0 .\like Faer'
I5. IlIlollln was goodlI on1 11in1 of
his 211 fiel real tiels wih-I F"ar
hIt onl fIve oIf 12 a~ittemptsl .
led!l'l dowvn .11 reb1ounds1, as c(Il
(ubs.
( 'remains eolleclte'd IX stlray shots5
and1( T'lerry 12 to leadl Carolina1.
Hllanld andI Welch badl t0 re
hiund each(l(111 to leadl( till (ClemiIsonI
Swimr
W11RI
~ndG
I'ittington led all the way in the
'fly and had a time of 2:13.5. In
the freestyle event, Knapp battled
teammate Jeff Kincaid to the fin
ish line to take the event with a
time of 1:59.1.
In the Tech meet the Ganecock
nerten had no doiuble winners and
no pool or school records were set.
but both ave\Vt WV- in the 1000
yard freestyle and Vie Laughlin in
the (iving com011 pet,it ion diisl)layedd
improved plerfornuances over the
V\l t meet.
W%hit'' took the freestyle event
with a time of 11 :40.2 and Laugh
tin had a total of 29t, points.
Langnehs was second in the (living
c"ompetition, his shoulder appa
?ntly healed over the holidays.
Expresses ('oncern
\lthough not disappointed over
the times posted in the two meets,
('oach Thompson expressed con
cern with respect to Wednesday's
meet with Georgia which had not
occurred when this article w as
written, lie said when a team
j takes a commanding lead early as
the Gamecocks had done against
VM1I and Georgia Tech it makes it
difficult for them to swim w%ell if
jthere is no real coinpetition.
ile said, "Our guys are swim
T h,
)Ck Fret
es Arch
Asat nea, the Hlidis hit oni
50;.:t per iet of theirt shots frtom
thetcarit line . I tn i t
Basketbal
Of Layoff
t'oc(ks hatve legun) a I7-day~ 1t tayff
ftr fall semetstert fiina examtis andi
atl no')att t see a tit aga i t util
It.he tav l o renvll .an 2
for it a tim at withlthe I -s'm Iman'
I :~1, te ; Gamocks sutrvivedl a
shiaky start andi rotlild tover iut
IThet Gaine'tckI stre 28 ln
N ytINEIk i (;Ale' VA 2ST
NA.\j'IIE~t 'htt (; 1
I rank\'\~ tStadar !) 1
Tom( I' ar$l 9 22
AlISalvadoriN' !9 219
tiers.
a
eorgia
mning as well as they have to." Ii
praised the swimming of Mlullet
White, and Sienker and said hi
definitely folt 1.aughlin and Iang
n's were the two best divers i
the conference.
lie ahied, "Alex is showing im
pIrovemtnt and he will probabl,
Come along more by the end of th<
Season. lie shouhd he at c"onferctne"
contenlder by the time of the conl
ft'rence' mee t to be bel here" thi:
year."
'I'hompson said his present prob
letm is nt umbers. 'I'haI is, he i
short on depth. lie cited a
against his 10 swimmers and tw
di'ers the awesome 19-memhe
teami of l'N(', which has Iwo con
plete teamts.
lit. added as at final no e tha
the (;amc'tioks had wnorked eI
trt.nn'ly hard tip tot he ;11 m ( 'i
Thse
Garuecoch
n
shmen|
Rival(
'The (ubs mianagiedtoi 1))4)nert'
1)n -10i.6 per cenut of t hir field e"a
te fret' t hrow~ line'.
I Team Is
For Fin
'avalier's in ('harlotte'svill4. \\'t'd
ntesday.
Skip liairlirka with a 17.11 averiage
setor'el 244 pioinits ag list i'gli
->os '( hs ('orli aI-;Ig . 1(41
121 .15nt pIr game.
I'')rward (; 7r d;e r w i>m
A2('(' 2tcod 1..01 )m
12 . 50 2.5 5 70
I; . 189 7 2 I .51;1
1 10.191 01 2 0 0
598 ..1;081.2 28 .71
529 .1 1: 22 .75
Defeat
Sech
meet andl had tapelredi off im
mtediately ptreceding it. Hlow it
(ntme out is low a matter of ree
ord and t,hose who took t ime from
t heir hat busy week of ctstss
befule the eOi of the semester to
sec the meet WednesdaV probably
enjoyuel it.
THE SUMMARY
400-yard medley relay - USC. 4:02.7;
1.000-yard freestyle - White. USC. Man.
gin. Ga. Tech. Weir. Ga. Tech. 11:40.2;
200-yard freestyle - Jackson. USC. Bar.
rows. Ga. Tech. Yancy. Ga. Tech. 2:03.4;
511-yard freestyle - Knapp. USC. Machata.
USC. Fauerbach. Ga. Tech. :23.9; 200.
yard ind. medley - Alexander. USC. Bue.
ker. Ga. Tech. McCoy. Ga. Tech. 2:12.3;
Diving - Lau-ihlin. USC. Langnehs. USC.
299.
2011-yard butterfly - Pittington. USC.
r Alexander. USC. Burrows. Ga. Tech. 2:15.5;
100-yard freestyle - Slenker. USC. Fauer.
bach. Ga. Tech. Cannon. Ga. Tech. :51.5;
210-yard freestyle - Derrick. Ga. Tech.
Long. USC. Ballentine. Ga. Tech. 2:2();
5L00o-yard freestyle - Yancy. Ga. Tech.
MacGalvany. Ga. Tech. 6:19.5; 200-yard
breaststroke - Muller. USC. MacLean. Gl
Tech. Peveler. Ga Tech. 2 :24.18; 400-yard
relay - Ga. Tech. 2:24.8.
SPORTS
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