The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, January 13, 1967, Page Page Nine, Image 9
SPORTSCO
By DONALD CAUGHM
Sports Editor
The nauseating spectaclk
dents in the Field House di
Clemson last Saturday can n
fied.
The actions by an irresp
entire Carolina Student Bod3
brats. When any accounts c
were given, it was "the USC
students" who did it. As a r
even those who were not at
It is only natural that en
high when your school's arcl
on the home court. And ei
your team is having a st
absolutely nothing, can ever
kind of barbaric actions whi
was enough to make one ash
student.
Flying
South Carolinians who I
to see Coach Frank McGu
pleasure-or at least it ordin
-to see them in action. I
really came through with fly
it for everybody. The idiots
to clear the Field House do
actions are made as Carolin
dents who violently disapi
judged on the same basis.
Perhaps the officiating
but to use that as an excu:
can not seem to recall a sin
ever gave the benefit of any
fans were pelting them witi
hands on.
Uniformed
We have several suggest
the event that such an incide
the administration to take h.
dent seen throwing any kind
a shame to place iniformed
babysit for a bunch of kids
college students, but it appe.
Any student caught at this a
chance. Ile should be auton
and never allowed to return.
there in the first place.
Any student who sees a:
should at first kindly ask hir
punch him in the nose.
Carolina has had losing t
for a long time. Lately, we h
first trait a winner must hav
as some students refuse to i
no t deserve a winner.
We Iel
ter
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any
GREGORY ceiv
team. They really have a lot
are playing, they always seer
A Mattel
Facts are facts, andl (Cart
The recent action taken by th(
a jiusti fiable one. Things haj
happened, and now Carolina r
serv'i ng a two-year p)robatiom
the matter has been thorougi
dep>art ment can get (down to(
athletic program to be respect
Now is Th~
Sell Texti
Buying Frc
Can't Ev
SOUTH CARI
ST(
"Across IFrom I
PE,s,1
staged by a few Carolina stu
Iring the basketball game with
ever, in any way at all, be j usti
nsible minority have made the
r look like a bunch of immature
f the paper throwing incidents
student body" or "the Carolina
esult, every student will suffer,
the game.
otional fever should be running
i-rival comes to play your team
'erything is compounded when
ccessful season. But nothing,
be said or done to justify the
ch took place last Saturday. It
amed to call himself a Carolina
i Colors
Iad never had the opportunity
ire's Gamecocks play had the
trily would have been a pleasure
ut a few immature imbeciles
ing colors and completely ruined
wilo almost caused the officials
not seem to realize that their
A students, and then other stu
roved of what happened are
,as not the best in the world,
e is absolutely ridiculous. We
le game in which the officials
doubt to the home tean if the
anything they could get their
Babysitters
lons we would like to make inl
it ever happens again. We urge
trsh measures against any st u
of debris onto the court. It is
)olicemen in the Field HIouse to
,ho are supposed to be niature
trs to be the only thing to do.
ct should not be given a second
atically dismissed fr< In school
IIe obviously (lies not belong
mother student throwing plaper
to stop. It he persists, kind l y
[ams in basketball and footb:ll
Are had to endure a lot, but the
e is to lose with grace. As long
row lp, perhaps Carolina does
* *
Ve're fully convinced. No mat -
what anybody says ab>u)lt any
er team, Alabama has to be the
t college foot ball teami in the
ion. A fter t hat de&bacle in the
ar Bowl, how can anyone hion
y' argue otherwise. Coach PaulI
tzel 's Gamucoc'ks traveledl to
caloosa to clash with the Tide
fall and( came away with a
less. The GamccRks' fine
honmore split end, Johnny Greg
is of the opinion that "Ala
ais without a doubt the best
n in the cou ntry. They could(
Notre D)ame; they cold beat
higan State; they could beat
body." Carolina's littlest re
er says the secret of their suc
is ''the way they play as a
of p)ride. No matt(er who t hev
i to play well (enough to win.''
-of Fact
linai must face uip to reality.
N(CA A against the school was
>penedi which should nt 4have
aiust face the consequIlences byv
ry p)eriod. We only hope that
ly settled sa that our athletic
the business of bilinitg an
edl and feared by everyone.
e Timie To
os. ..
m Can To
ery Day
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Gamec(
Lose
Christians
Outmanned
By USC
BIy JIMMY WANNAMAKER
Staff Writer
Five USC cagers scorched the
Charlotte Coliseum b o a r d s with
double-figure scoring totals Mon
day. )ec. 19, as the Gamecocks
overcame the Elon Fighting Chris
tians 102-78 on a strong second
half surge.
The Gamecocks were paced by
playmaker S k i p liarlicka, who
dunked 11 field goals and hit for
six free throws for a 28-point
total. lie was followed by rebound
ing expert Gary Gregor who found
time to bucket 22 points in addition
to setting University and Colli
senl records with 35 rebounds.
Ako in double figures for the
Gamecocks were Tom Farrell with
11 markers, .Jack Thompson with
12 and Frank Standard with 11.
Neither team could gain an ad
%anntage early in the game and Elon,
much stronger than expected, con
trolled the ball until 10:30 were left
in the half when Carolina went ahead
briefl", 22-20.
E:lon retook the lead, however,
and kept it until Gregor bucketed
a field goal with 1:45 left in the
halt' to tie things up 37-37.
Aided by the expert hall-han
dlinv and feeds by Thompson, the
Gamecocks then managed to build
up a five-point lead and go into
thi locker rooms at half-time with
a 13-38 margin.
It was all Carolina in the second
half, particularl for the fir-t 10
minute, as the Mc(uiremen k e j,
lin'-, II e n r y Goedeck bottled up
while the. poured in the point..
Coach Frank McGuire based the
big second-half effort on "the team
working together, better ball han
d!ing and t a k i n g advantage of
fast breaks." The Gamecocks were
alert in the second stanza and I
mrdec numerous steals and were
helped by s e v e r a I three-point
plays.
Somth l:art,lina had at field goal
peircen'ltage' of 50.6 and a free-throw
rat io of 6 1.., compiare'd to 52.2 and
66m.7 for IEmo.
Gae'deck was high scorer for
E'loni wit h 32 points, followed by
Mc(Ge e with 21 and I lare with 1.
'The win was the fourth of the
season)5 for the Gamecocks in five
t:trts, with their only loss then
comning when they were edlged, 88
81. byv Wisconsin in the Milwaukee
('lassie.
SOUTH CAROLINA (102)
Player FG FT Pts
Standard 4 3 It
Farrell 6 2 14
Gregor t0 2 22
Harlicka il 6 26
Thornpson 5 2 12
Salvadord 3 0 6
Gorgrant I I 3
Felter 3 0 6
Totals 43 16 t02
ELON (781)
Player FG FT Pts
Bowes 3 I 7
Hare 6 2 14
Goedeck 14 4 32
Dasis I 0 2
McG,ee 90 I 21
Marshall I 0 2
Totals 35 8 78
outh Carolina 43 59 -- 102
Elon 38 40-- 78
When You Must Keep Alert
When you can t afford to b0 drowsy,
'nat tentuve, or anlything less than al/
thtr . . hre's hiow to stay on top.
Wt /N Contnuous Action Alertness
CaipsulIes dehIve r thre an% akeness of
tw'~o cup o f coffette, stretched out
op to six hours. Safe
and non-hat-tforming. g~~,
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Stan Juk Is
By NCAA I
Stan Juk, L'SC football tand
out, has been awarded a $1,000
scholarship for postgraduate study
by the National (ollegiatu Athletic
A ; sociation.
.Juk, a Phi Heta Kappa C'hemi:
try major from ( orgettown and a
st ir on t.he gridiron for the Game
cocks for three seasons, was one
of 11 senior st udetnt -ath letes in
the NCAA's l'niversity division
'ingled out for the honor.
Others include floward William
Hlilgendorf Jr., Yale; John F.d
miunds Itunnells Ill, P'ennsylvania
State; Frederick Irewis .Jones. Vir
giunia; l)avidl Iibert F'isher, MicIh i
g:in; James IIenry Whitaker, Mi
;ouri; John A n d r e w Rtichards,
Texaus Chbristi an; James Pat rick
Ilogarty, Air Force A e a d e mi y ;
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3 i the fina;> of the 'Iriangle
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