The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, December 08, 1967, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Rebound For G
St
Intramural
Will Select
By BUZZ P'LEMING
Staff Writer
Intramural football season came
to a close this week, leaving only
the tournament to decide the cam
pus champion to be played.
The big game of the week was
the championship game between
the Sigma Nus and the Phi Kappa
Sigs. Both teams entered the con
test with five wins and no losses,
but Phi Kappa Sigma came out
with their s i x t h win and the
S League II title. Sigma Nu was
unable to muster any points at all
as they fell in a 28-0 shutout.
The League I title was clinched
as Pi Kappa Alpha downed Alpha
Tau Omega 13.4.
Phi Epsilon Pi took charge of
the Kappa Sigs and beat them 19-7
while Sigma Alpha Epsilon moved
into third place in their league by
defeating Kappa Alpha 6-0.
Lambda Chi Alpha earned a place
in the top three of League I by
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wn hile igm Alpha eslo mvede
intontd place in theague b y
Threea ChiAlmearned thi year's
inamhed top thre ACC Laguonerence
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Tourney
Champ
Zone 17, the leat,er of League I.
Game tw%%o pitted Zone 2, first
place in League II, against the
second place team from Loague 1,
which was determined in the play
off between Zone 1 and Zone 7.
Tlie winners of these games will
advanc e and play each other for
the first and second places among
Independents. The losers play to
determine third and fourth places.
The t h i r d game finds Phi
Kappa Sigma (first in IAague II)
against Phi Delta 'heta (ague
I'srsecond sec team). Likewise,
the numher one team from IAeague
1, I Kappa Alpha, plays Sigma
Nu, the n um ber two team of
Ilague II. These winners compete
for the top two places amiong fra
ternities while the losers hattle for
the third and fourth positions.
When a champion has been de
cided in both the F ra ternity
League and the Indpe p-ndent
League, the two will meet and the
winerte wile oh the estitle oram
Dh iision forhpstos
Pie KappamApnhas een-0)
Pi( inelth ThetF a t5-1)it
PULamdp hiApa.42
PiKappa Sigma (-)
Alpha Tau Omega (2-4)
Sigma Epsilon Pi (2-4)
Pi Kappa Phi (0-6)
INDIEI
D)ivision I
Zone 17 (8-1)
Zone 1 (7-2)
Zone 7 (7-2)
Zone 19 (6-3)
Zone 13 (5-3-1)
Zone 8 (4-5)
Zone 21 (3-5-1)
Zone 12 (2-7)
Zone 15 (1-8)
Zone 5 (0-9)
>cks Are
men on offense andl three on de
fense.
Leading vote-getter was Harry
Olszewski, Clemson g u a r d, who
was namedl on each of the 91 bal
lots. Tiger tailback Budd(y Gore
andl N. C. State tackle I )ennis Byrd
each pollded 87 votes.
Muir received 71 ballots, Ilice'
48, andl Somma 414.
The complete team includes:
Offense:
I.nds--larry M a r t e I 1, N. C.
State; Rick D)ecker, Wake Forest.
Taceh---Waynle Mass, Clemi
son; C,reg Shielly, Virginia.
Guards--lliarry Olszewski, Clem
son; Norman Cates, N. C. State.
C.nter -Mike Murphy. D)uke.
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squad,I4I drives with the 11
Sigmau~ Nu this~ we4ek. Theu
Standings
I'Y LEAGUE
)ivision 11
~hi Kappa Sigma (6-0)
sigma Nu (5-1)
sigmna Alpha Epsilon (41-2)
sigma Chi (3-3)
sigma Phi Epsilon (1-5)
'hi Psi (1-5)
Kappa Alpha (1-5)
NDIENTS
)ivision II
one 2 (9-1)
KoneC 18 (8-2)
Koe 14 (7-2-1)
'Kone 4 (6-3- 1)
one 10 (5-4-1)
one 3 (5-5)
Kone 6 (3-6-1)
'Kone 9 (2-8)
K1one 16 (0-10)
ac -Wa r r e ni Mnir, I 3
linddyI Go4re, (.lnison; F' r ai
Q.)uayle, Virginiia; Freiei Si
meirs, Wake Forest.
Kieker G erahli Warcren, N
State.
I )efenise:
F,ndiiI-Mairk 4 apuanoiii, N.
Staite; Ilsonnie l)newwrths, 4Clema
Ta(kles I )on S o mn mn a, l
I )ennis lHyrd, N. C. State.
MIiddle guard- Hob Foiyle, il
ianchackers-Tim Hice, I'3
Jimmyn Caine, (lemnson.
Backs- F "reddie Combs, N.
State; Andy Ileathi, lI)uke; F1'
,iheratore, C I e im s oi n ; and,
'Cocks .Ri
By IHEYWARI) A
Asst. Sports Edi
The Carolina Gamecocks, led by t
of Gary Gregor and Frank Stand
e work of Bob ('remins, overwhel
te to an opening game victory hei
Gregor and Standard, who comi
ounds, five more than the enti
tely dominated the game inside.
h 30 points, surpassing his pre
29, and 17 rebounds.
Standard, who teamed with Crem
t-breaks, finished second to Greg<
o pulled down 14 stray shots.
With regular starting guard, Ja
ssed out due to an injury, and
rlicka, playing only 23 minutes
mecocks were dependent upon 1<
responded extremely well and h;
defense the entire night.
The sophomore guard who start<
stealing the ball, ended the nig
;ists, and even found time to bri
The 104 points scored by the Gai
nt total ever recorded against a
?r, there was little the Flying F
tcome, since they were allowed to
r the span of the game.
Carolina Coach, Frank McGuire,
e score down, went to his bench r
mber except one played at least
is was not enough, because no n
e Gamecocks kept going to the ba
times connecting on 50 per cent.
(Continued on P.
Staff Photo by Mike Tyler
'he Move
Phi Kappa Sigma intramural
all in the crucial game against
Phi Kaps won the battle, 28-0.
UNC Doi
With Vic
lly (ARL. STEPP
Sports I'litor
''it was close andt we made' a rca
run at thbem. I was really proud
the way our11 boys swam."'
*The Carolina swimmimg te a n
had lost its first meet, by\ ftm
p)oinmts to powe'rful Nor'thI Carolina
and Coach Jack Thbompson was nol
dlissatisfied with the loss.
"'Ihis was the firs.t timue ouri
North (:arolinam," het continued'.
*The swimming Gamecocks, open
ng last F riday at the U'SC pool
gave tilt Tar I tees Such at run t hal
the meet wenflt dotw n to the lasi
(evenft b)e'fore being diec idted.
-With the Gamecocks aheatda 5-512
TFar lleel All-Americans Phil Rikel
and J1im Edwards turned on thIt
steam to win the 40(0-yard free
style relay and give I'N C se'ver
c eruciat pi nt s anti the mat ch.
Cik (airoltina hadl lurgn'i alhead14 on3
til'he next-to-thel-las)t evenit whe li111
Mullet.r andig Jim We'inzeltte' tu1rned'
- ti an 'excitinlg onell-t wo finish ini the
200-i ard b,reaist atok.
"Mller4's' time in tile btreast
stroke (2:19.8) shtouldi place' hin
among tihe top ini tile country~ a
this t ime4,'' ' Tompison commeni4fltedt
tuke. O)thier first places for C'ar'oim
went to diver V ic I aughlin and t
D ave White for tile 200-yardi intdi
'ank i.ughlinI, defending ACC driing
lack champ, calptu&redt the one1-me14ter
.a.mi tee.~.m.t.. eomnpetatll bth
Fleet
DDY
tor
he scoring and rebound
ard and the slick defen
med E-rskine 104-54 en
-e Saturday.
)ined for a total of 31 -t
re Erskine team, com
Gregor ended the night
vious single-game high I 1
ins on some spectacular
>r in points with 25 and
ck Thompson, not even
the other regular, Skip
due to a bad cold, the
)b Cremins. But Crem
.unted the Flying Fleet
d numerous fast-breaks
ht with 1-1 points, four KlC
aig down four rebounds.
nec()Cks was the biggest
Red .\lyers team. h ow
leet could do about the
take only 51 shots dur
in an attempt to keep
Lgularly and every team
ten minutes. Ihowever,
fatter who was playing,
sket until they had shot
ge 8)
Cagers, S
See Actio
Coach Frank .\IcGuire's eagers, ACC s
u n <d e f e a t e el after humiliating season 1
IErskine, and Coach Jack TI'home- pins as I
son's swimmers, losers to U NC by con feren
a narrow margin, retur)c to action Cle'mson
this weekend as Carolina winier Virgir
spurts swing into high gear. place h
The Ibasketball squad, f r e s h b-ague's
from cle,bbering the Flying 1leet Connell.
i14 -5el Saturday, open a two-game average
road trip Saturday against the to hulste
Maryland Terrapins. The Game- The
ccks will tak, on Virginia Mon- acledi:
day night in Charluttesville. East Ca
'e ''erraptns. 11-11 last year. Thomps,
lost high scorer Jay 'MCMlien and (-aching
will rely on a counle of veterans In 14)
plus some h i g h1 I y touted ,cplho- Prop scl
mores, including Will lIetzel, (;-(; Thumps
bro'thiert cof ):>avison's formrtt.i All - tO 9w
Aerica .n Fr ed. Il.ast
vns Swim 3
tory In Lazs
I i mi e -- h)eing "'conedc by i I C Thom' ccc
fre-ehcm John5 lToder- Wh'I te
Whelite' swVam the mcedh-v'~ in 2: I4'.5l "Hcth :i
-c to elg. .\lulle'r andce Ncrth~ (Cro- I anrtici
lina's lle'nry I laywcod- in the
ThIe G a mc e e' c e k s also Set tw liHe al
schooccl records in r- e I a y events. Stanrwn'
whle c finishing secoend to U NC. Fra''nk
John, Doenovanc, Weinz,ettel, Ken tan ce ft
Carn,es, and TFrond W illiamn. turnued Nocrt 1
in, a time o cf 3 :48.3 in, the 4100- thle elac
yar imiedIey, and Williaums, Robe. noting 1
hie. Allen, G e' o r g e Fanirey, and podte'nt in
Whiite estcI able ac 3 :22.2 record squad.c
in. thme 400-tacrd freestyle, ccf the
g * *e
s
key Gets No. 100 A
Scoreboard Tells S
wim Sq
n Satur
por)Itswr'I't("rs, inl thll"r pre'- Carolina
alloting, listed the Terra. a "high1
ikelv to finish sixth In th u -:st (:
strung i2
ce, ahead if Vir-inia anti
1) nj
ia, t a b bh d for seventh remain
the w r i t e" r s. lost the cocks,
number four storer, Jim aidedei t
but have Chip Cas," (11. fighting
and 6-9 Norm Carmichael
. I temI
r the team.
The rI
\wi1mming team will havetit, l'n
')ce'ntive as tlhey host t1he last a(ti
rolina aqua squad -Coach January
>In will be secking his 1(m!,
victory.
years of coaching, six in
l01 and four at Car~lina,
en has guidled his squids
ns.
'ason t he l-:CC tieam edgi
Event
psonf (re iited .\lullor andi"
with a gotod job. saying. 4,' t"t
rei sw:imng. letter than lietzel
iated they wouh(l this i-ar!v I'"ward
eason."' In a
so comiiplimientedi Covington wvas na
'k, wvho finished secondl to district
NleE'lroy- in bot.th long is- wvill he
eestylie evenits- t he Na
Carolina State rema ins awaird
ss of the ACC. lie said,hllo
hat the WOl fpacik have live
I All - .\moericans o4n the lw
flhompso5n e-nlledi State i'ne to an S
tip te-ams in the nation. .weik's
t.,4diesan.m
0 ZM 4 s 1
!nd ...
tory
uad
day
in what Thompson ternied
y controversial" m a t c h.
r.olina is expectd -l to he
the hutturf!-,. hack stroke,
ng cn:p-tition.
and lreastr-ke s h o u 1 d
he strength ~f the Game
'h-mps~n pr-dicted. He
hat the squad 1has been
a virus hug this week
as ke.t at b-ast one ncm
porarily lut of the water.
i- . t w.i beg:n at "1 p.m. at
oers:ty peel. It wnill he the
1n ftr th. Gaa ecocks unt,
S.
ard Goes
Edwards
State Ceach Earl. Ed-.
ins be'en c hosen o (ach of
r in the ACC.
rds r*e (.ded ~' of the 91
st by nen-mhers of the At
'iast Sports Writers Asso
for the award.
mandehr of the votes were
hetween U SC Ceach Paul
andl Cle m son'as Frank
hht Ion, Edw ardIs Sundayi
ned Coach of the Year in
th roe of the NC(AA. 1 1e
onie (of eight finalists for
tional Coach of the Year
nade hy the Amecrican Foot
iche.s Asso5ciat ion.
rdls guaded the W.olfpack
.2 season arnd a b4id to next
I.iherty Bowl.
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