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USC Woi Annual S By DIANE CLAYPOOLE Staff Writer Carolina hosted the annual Souti Carolina Association of Recreatior for College Women Sports Da3 this past Saturday. Representatives f r o in n i n i schools from around the state weri present. Competition was held in swim ming, basketball, table tennis, ten nis and volleyball. In an overal tally of placing for all events Winthrop College was first, Coker second, and Converse third. In swimming competition Caro lina was third to Coker and( Con verse. S p e e d and form wert included in the swimming coi petition. Swimming for USC were Ninm Carter, Rtoxy Albertson, Chris Mc Carthy, Jackie Wolfe, Debbie Tom berg and Sharon Hodges. JS( placed first in the I00-yard free style relay and third in the 50 yard freestyle. Included among the swimminl was competition diving, in whicl Carolina placed first. Nationall] ranked I1)ebbie Tomberg was div ing for USC. Winthrop took first place in has ketball by defeating the Carolin: team. Carolina basketball player included Nancy Greene, G 1 o r i: C r o s h y, larriet Coleman, An Mohler, Sally Hodges Marty Press ler, Ester Zinnerman, Sandra Mc Cutchen and Luddie King. Winthrop also moved on to taki the table tennis title, with Coke: placing second. On the tennis court, Diane Clay poole of USC took third place ir singles, coming in i chind nation ally ranked Furman Universiti and Winthrop College. The Caro Iina doubles team of Ann Norri: and C a t h y Chicchinelli placet fourth in the tournament. The winning threesome of Win throp, Coker and Converse walket away with the volleyball titles These three teams who won it overall points for the day wer FINE ITALIAN FOOD 1213 BLANDING STREET PHONE AL 4.9382 (Opposite Greyhound Bus Station) Despite fiendish torture dynamic 81C Duo writes first time, every time! stick pens w4 % ins atg.iin mi .. ball-p~oinit skip) clod .111 first time, 4'.ery timeC. "D)vamite" ldIa is the clog or smecar no4 mai.tter - what devilish abuse is de4vised for the 1 by3 ) ad4 ist ic studen'Its. Ce.t -4 th dlynaiIc IIre )ti at your cpis1 store now. .WATERMAN.SIC PEN CORP. MIlFORO, CONMN. 8iC Medium Point 19C OeC Fine Point 25K nen Host ports Day awarded trophies at the end - o the day's activities. Physical Education majors o Carolina did all the officiating fo: the events. Miss Helen Timmer mans and Miss Violet Meade spon sored the event and the arrange ments were made by SCARFCV vice president Gail Baker of Caro lina. In the SCARFCW meeting hel . Friday night at Mary Lakes, Gai B aker was elected treasurer fo: the coming year and Jane Cudd o t SC was elected chairman of th, calendar of activities. Previous, Will Let Call it superstition if you wish but the Gamecocks will have thre already successful tri-captains fo tomorrow's homecoming contesi All three have captained victoriou Gamnec"ock squads this season. .Jim Gobble -won the toss agains 1 North Carolina and he will b S joined at midfield tomorrow by de fensive tackles Don Somma an Joe IKomoroski. (By the authoi THERE ARE NO THERE ARE ONL The academic year has one thing is clear: you're n -What, then, should you d hands and quit? I say no! I cope! I say America did not motel construction and kit away from a fight! To the question then: Yot lege. You're too green, too r Okay, the answer is sim sir, to achieve maturity you a) a probing mind; b) a vest. A probing mind will be q ber that education consists tions. Blindly accepting memorizing data is high sel just accept. You dispute, y lenge. If, for instance, your me squared," don't just wr "Why?" This will show,him two th a) Your mind is a keen, U b) You are in the wrongn Ask questions, questions, the essence of maturity, the Nothing will more quickly c are of college calibre. And the better. Come to class wil that make unexpected sall Ask things which have na "How tall wvas Nietzsche ?" ticks? If so, were they imn Pitt the Elder shave ?p" (Incidentally, you may swer to Pitt the Elder's sha you can be positive: no mat no matter what blades he shaving comfort that you d that you use Personna Sul logical assumption to make lege men-which is to say rn nation, wit, taste, cogniz Personna is a blade to plea the discriminating, win th coddle the cognizer, and sh. (I bring up Personina Sul cause the makers of Pers Blades pay me to write thi clined to sulk if I omit to m not like to see them unhap for they are fine rudldy men home brewed root beer, a shaves closely and cleanly,r is sharp and gleaming and< double-edge style and Injec (And from these same bi Burma-Shave, regular or lathers other lathers, broth better, andI soak your whis your answer.) But I digress. We have maturity. In subsequent col sues, equally burning. Since startedl running in your c Buch thorny questions as "( piness with an economics pr capital punishment for pled room-mates sanitary?" Be year, we will not be less bol * 4 T he makers of Persomna (double-edge or Iujector) or menthol) are pleased (oa another year of Max Shu 4 I ~ Student4 !y Succes d Cocks ,Somma and Komorosli hav'e beei e mainstays in the Gamecock defens r this year. Somma has 41 tackle .and 16 assists while Komorosk s has 28 tackles and 16 assists. Last s e a s o n Somma had 1; t tackles and Komoroski had 30. Thi e increase is partially dtue to lighte: -weight and increasedl mobility. No I to he overlooked though is th tremendous desire andl hustle dis of " Rally Round the Flag, Boys!", "Dobic Gillis," etc.) BAD TEACHERS; Y BAD STUDENTS only just begun and already ot ready for college. o 7 Should you throw up your say you must attack, grapple, become the world's leader in Iney transplants by running say you're not ready for col aive. You lack maturity. pie: get mature. How? Well need two things: uickly yours if you'll remem not of answers but of ques information and dumbly eool stuff. In college you don't ou push, you pry, you chal physics prof says, "E equals ite it down. Say to the prof, ings: rusting instrument. iaj or. and more questions. That is heart and liver of education. onvince the teachers thatyou the tougher your questions, wh queries that dart and flash, es into uncharted territory. ver been asked before, like and "Did the Minotaur have tortal?" and "How often did ever know the complete an ving habits, but of one thing ter how often he shaved and used, he never enjoyed the o. I am assuming, of course, >er Stainless Steel Blades, a when one is addressing col ten of perspicacity, discrimi ance, and shrewdness-for se the perspicacious, delight .e witty, tickle the tasteful, wve the shrewd. >er Stainless Steel Blades be onna Super Stainless Steel is column, and they are in ntion their prosuct. I would py, the makers of Personna, ,fond of morris (lancing and nd they make a blade that icklessly and hacklessly, and lurab)le and available both in tor style. >uniteous blademakers comes menthol, a lather that out er. So if you'd rather lather kers wetter, Burma-Shave's now solved the problem of umns we'll take up other is 1953 when this column first smpus paper, we've tackled 'an a student of 19 find hap ofessor of 90 ?" and "Should ges be abolished ?" and "A re Lssured that in this, our 14th d. * 0 i9m. ide ahuima. Super Stainless Steel B Lades and Burma-Shave (regular -apprehensive) to bring you Staff Photo by Bob Benson xnd Coach Jful Trio Saturday i played by the two. They form what may be one of the finest tackle units in the conference. Gobble is in his third year as starting offensive center for the Gamecocks. He is a sound blocker who adds strength to USC's up the middle attack. t Men's Fal Stripes ALLIGATOR BELTS anc ALPACA SWEATERS (r PURITAN BAN-LONS CROSBY SQUARE WIh : ALLI You're looki year's swee a sit-in-Ol This is the Louvered h< Crisp sculpti the rear. Rc Custom Spa available ir Former Bolsters By DON HULT Staff Writer Paul Dietzel in his inevitable drive to bring the Gamecock grid ders to greatness makes great de mands on his players. However, Gamecock fans little realize that Dietzel makes even greater demands on his staff and his coaches. During the season these men have no set working hours but generally are striving to improve the Gamecocks' grid iron performances from a f t e r breakfast till just before midnight snack. One coach, Sam Wyche, however, meets these stern require ments with minimal difficulty as he himself is a former ironman. After completing his college ca reer as a quarterback at Furman in 1966, Coach Wyche played for the Wheeling West Virginia Iron men of the Continental Football League and compiled a respectable record against such tough teams as the Orlando Panthers, the Phila lelphia B u l 1 d o g s, coached by former Navy coach Wayne Hardin, and the Montreal Beavers coached by former coach, Marvin Bass. Wyche came to Carolina thru Gamecock coach Jack Powers, his !l SLACKS of Dist Plaids Cavalry Twills I BUCKLES (men's and I nen's and ladies') IGTIP TASSELS and GATOR TASSELS ng ot the And what gleam test place for that rakish afterc ds 4-4-2. Two telltale flare scene: that give voice t< od up front. 400-cube, 4-bari ring in Rocket V-8. Ily Stripe and And look wher rt Wheels live: in foam-pac between. bucket-seat comf Drive n Furm2 Footb former coach at F u r m a n. The former Paladin is now working towards his MBA and as soon as his classes are over Wyche takes on his coaching duties. His function on the Dietzel staff is to coach and direct the offense scout squad, comprised of substi tute players who similate the of fensive formations of the Game cocks' upcoming opponents. Wyche plays quarterback on the squad and his role is one of the key reasons why the Gamecock deep pass defenders - Orrel, Watson, and McCord - have done such an outstanding job in filching enemy passes. Very few college quarterbacks have the passing arm and know how of a signal-caller who has played professionally; so after the pass defense has seen a week of Wyche's slingshot passes they are well prepared for the passing they will face on S a t u r d a y. Coach Wyche also has a key role at game time. He is perched up high in the press box along with coaches Wel (ion and Holtz keeping a statistical analysis of the Carolina offense and opponent's defense in an at M tRarks for inctiont Fancy Solids - ::dies') iarksl 1321 MAIN e moi beneath The center console is leck?2 also available, as is i d exhausts clock "tach/'engine ge a Rally Pac. rel, 350-hp And with all the ne GM safety features, e you energy-absorbing ste ded, column, 4-4-2 is the ort. sit-in you ever sat in. "~yungmoile"frm O'Idsmo-L:. Lu Star dll Staff tempt to find the right combina tion which will put a "lot of sixes" on the USC side of the scoreboard. After he finished his high school career in Atlanta Sam did not think he would ever again have the opportunity to notch any more touchdowns. He was a defensive specialist and did not play too much offense. College recruiters rarely will knock on the door of defensive stars; so Wyche enrolled at Furman on his accord and went out for football just for the joy of playing. He, soon impressed the coaches and won a scholarship after his freshman year. Amazingly enough, he was soon switched to offense to lead the team at quarterback. The Purple Palladins took their lumps against such top teams as West Virginia and East Carolina, but in his senior year Wyche led them to a respectable 5-5 record. NEW - FIND SCHOLARSHIPS BY COMPUTER Last year $30 million in college schol arships went unclaimed - because no qualified persons applied . . . because no qualified persons knew of them. 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