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USC Lose
By SCOTT GIl
Staff Writ
The Gamecock trackmen coi
indoor meet of the season last
versity of North Carolina.
The four-way meet included
Clemson. Clemson surprised
with 38 points to UNC's 34, Du
cocks' 27.
"The injury of Dabney Pa.
to the Gamecocks, especially s
close," said Coach Weems Bas
meet.
Pasco, a favorite in the hig
during the warm-ups and (lid
The Gamecocks scored two
Taylor won the 1000-yard run
relay team consisting of Soni
and Taylor also won with a tim
Ed DeMarks finished secon
one of his heaves was equal to
winner. Sonnenfeld also captu
the 600-yard clash.
In the freshman division
three first places with Tony
high jump, Algie Sims (4:28.7)
Howe (2:24.7) in the 1000-yar
The Gamecocks travel to :
urday to participate in the Mc
'Spartanbur
By tlEYWARI) AIDI,Y the
Staff Writer Carl
Spartanburg Junior ('ollege, be- to c
hind Jimmy Graham's 22 points, was
rolled up a 57-52 victory over the lef:
Carolina Freshman team Monday. the
The Biddies jumped out to a SP.a
2-0 lead in the opening moments. lead
and the game progressed at an S
almost even rate until Spartan- frua
burg ran up a 20-12 lead midway the
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first places when Bob
in 2:14.4, and the mile
enfeld, Wingo, Harris
a of 3:27.7.
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This year's Biddie Basebal
is again coached by Roy (
TAYLOR a veteran of two campaigns
freshman helm.
Cromer is a Physical Edi
graduate student from Lak,
and his baseball backgrot
impressive.
In 1960 he signed a profe
contract with the St. Louis
nal Baseball organization
second baseman and a she
The decision to sign a ci
was a difficult one to ma
cause in addition to his b
offers Cromer had attracte
eral scholarship offers as i
ball quarterback.
ONNENFEILI) In fact, Roy's original d
had been to go to Clemsoi
iocks Off Biddi
ad with 12:35 left in the capitalize on three Spart
turnovers and were unable
na then hit a cold spell the deficit below five point
not score for another five Besides Graham's 22
and fell behind 46-38. Tommy Curry contributed
22 left. Bob Cremins hit Larry Walker chipped in si
I shots to end the drought Crem ins led the Biddie
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1 team AFTER HIGH S('100I.
romer, After high school, and in the
at the summer of 11100, Roy and his
father traveled first to Pittsburgh
. and then to Philadelphia as guests
cation of the Pirates and the Phillies
City, who were interested in his in
rnd is fielding ability.
In describing his ultimate choice
ssional he says, "After Philadelphia we
Cardi- went out to St. Louis because moy
as a 'dad was interested in the trip.
rtstop. While we were there the scouts
)ntract took us to dinner at Stan Musial'.
ke be- restaurant with six other pros
aseball pects, and then they showed us
d sev- the town.
t foot- "Later we met . with the heads
of the Cardinal system. The con
e tract they offered would give me
i a little more money than the
on a others, and I was very impressed
with the Cardinal organization. so
I signed."
B S The contr-et included a $10.0n
bonus: spread over a three-year
period. In this type of contract
anburg the parent organization guaran
to cut tees a $10,000 income per season,
and the difference between the
points, salary paid by the farm club aid
the amount guaranteed is paid
16 and by the parent club.
rven. MOVED AROUND
attack Like most players working their
led by way up in professional ball,
added Cromer moved around a great
tively. deal. ''I lived with ny hags
packed," he commented.
His playing assignments went
as high as AAA ball, the step be
low the major leagues. )uring
the spring training sessions he
worked with the "big club" at
their camp in Florida.
The other day Roy expressed a
dislike for cold weather and this
feeling is probably a result of his
stints wth teams in Winnepeg,
Canada and Billings, Montana
where baseball weather is some
times lacking.
Before he signed to play base
ball Cromer promised his parents
that he would get a college educa
if she doesn't give it
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;ion without difficulty. His former
the superior. Dick Weldon, has noth
Roy ing but praise for this Cardinal
and turned (amecoc(k.
his Last .June Roy married the
tep former Donna T o m I i n s o n of
as Olanta. S. C.. and they now reside
de in University Terrace. Now that
em. he is ma ried and back in school
11-- Roy doe-s not regret his decision
the to quit professional baseball.
em- lie says. "I miss the playing,
aff. but not the traveling and eatinj;
he out. The buses get (Id; in Billings
(e-. we had buses with cots for all
i he night trips. We would play in
go Billings one night then drive all
we night and the n("xt morning to
"lub arr ivi n trime to play another
m)es night game."
We Pi'SENT GAME )('KS
t 0 d Talking about sonme, of the pres
t o o en' (;am)ecocks' chances in pro
of ball ('r~mer feeI that I)an
ns." Scarpa, liobb Bryant. Toy Mc
the ('r,and Frank Partyk., may
Roy have thet ability to play j)rofes
r a t .si(na! ball. "'m niot saying that
tto they would b. with the big elub
ddi- in th,ree year i. " h says. "b'll
the ' h.y ('ould4 play ba~L.
til " T, h id pa 111 (;am,ec('(k, have e xpe"ri
ar(,- e1Ce(d wW inn;ng S s on the
ake 'diam nd nl I thre(" tim;es in the
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.(ns have m (l 14 n the past three
Lree years. Mulch "f thel, credi; f(:r
,uldl 'hi. 1.1.-. sU'e . u -.-3
the as s'ant (,(' R} ,y ('rime, w}I,
t nd(- ha ( S his a1b lil iy and t husiasmt
Intramurals
Competition
As the prev ious tournaments.
the independents and sororit is
>un- competed for the tw o titles.
'ith The badminton tournament was
laur- on by l.w ter South in the inde
pendent dik ision and second place
.%ent to the Town girl, team. In
the sororit y com pet it ion. I r'lta
Zeta won the badminton title and
Zeta Tau 1Ipha ran a close second.
In ping-pong, the surorit) %ic
tors wtere Kappa Delta. first place.
and Tri-Delta second place. TIo%% n4
girls tuok the independent charm
pionship i ith South Tower in see
ond.
The w%omen athitlees closed out
las"t senmester ni ith a~' (olleyblall
touLIrnamtent TI-De )lta won4 4( thet
to,urnament b., a tight nmarg in
wtith Alpha IDelta P'i. The' inde
pendent title' was earned by Lower
SoEuth.
In the %4oro4rit.s iivisioni for total
points oEf last se'meste'r. Tri-I)elta
leads wtith Alpha Dl'ta Pi in see
ond place. In independent points.
McC lintock dornmitory leads South
Towier by a close margin.
1\I
Onlyyou can
preventforefes.
iRoy i
ie AsI
tion, and to honor this promise
attended the Florence exten
of USC in the off-seasons. At
end of four years in the pros
decided to return to school
devote full time to earning
degree. This is an unusual
for a professional baseballer
those players without college
grees seldom return to get th
lt((y's ex:)erience in baseba
from Little League through to
pros-makes him a valuable n
her of the Caroina athletic si
)uring Fall baseball practice
puts the varsity through its pa
On the basis of this associatior
says, "As a coach I shouldn't
out on a limb like this, but
should have a tremendous
this year, if the pitching co
t h rou g h.
have a g
schedule
with a l(t
outside tea:
, ! Itegarding.
A('C race.
predicts t
the t e a nm
watch in a
tionl to
Gamnecocks
Cromer be North (
lina and ('lemson. "We can
the whole thing if we play h
he feels.
When he finishes his le:
work. R y states that he w
like to remain as a coach at
collbge level. With his outst,
ing qualification, in the base
Women's
Begin Nei
14 I)IA N I L LAYl1( 1. E
Staff Writer
The Women's Intramural ('
cil began the spring semester
a ping-pong and badminton t
nament.
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