University of South Carolina Libraries
Carolina's winter sports bang last weekend as the teams ran up scores over the team just missed upsetting For Coach Thompson an a case of coming very clos quite getting there. Behind the Carolina swimmers, bac fans, finally took a two-poin But the Tar Heels, wit from two All-America's, event to wrap up the meel In basketball it was a dif a long while since both the points in one night, but Sat As thousands of screa the frosh outclassed Gord the stage for the varsity's matched Erskiue. Once again there is the letic program is on the mo posted their first winning se tions are that they will do s Meanwhile Coach Thor the league last year, con eyes on a third place or h Both teams will see actio excellent chances of victor; bright for a good winter. ar Shot By Sports Wril To Recapti By HIEYWARD) ADD)Y Asst. Sports Editor According to forty Atlanti Coast Sports Writers, the Uniivei sity of North Carolina shoulI again emerge as the top dlog i the ACC. Trhirty-nine of the writers sai that UNC should repeat and the p)ickedl South Carolina to fin is seconld, Duke third, and Wak F"orest fourth to round out th first dlivision. North Carolin State, Maryland, Virginia, an Clemson in that order were prn dicted to finish in the second d vision. The 'far Heels, who finishe the ACC season last year with 12-2 recordl andl are ranked fourt in the nation in p)re-season poll: will have ACC Player of the Yen I,arry Miller hack for one mor season. Joining Miller will he 6-1 Rusty Clark, 6-8 Itill Hunting, an 6-4 Dick Grubar, all starters lar year. Sophomore Charlie Scotti expected to fill in for the grat uated1 Bob Lewis. South Carolina, which has fou solid starters returning from las year's 8-4 ACC mark, is expecte to gi.ve North Carolina the mos trouble. Returning are the ACC's to: IN STEPP by CARL STEPP Sports Editor program got underway with a frosh and varsity basketball 100 mark while the swimming nationally respected UNC. d the swimming squad, it was a to something great-but not for the most part of their meet, ced by a full house of cheering t lead on the next-to-last event. h swimming strength coming handily captured the final ferent story, however. It's been frosh and varsity fired in 100 irday night it happened. ming fans cheered them on, on Military Academy to set drubbing of valiant but mis indication that Carolina's ath e. Last year the USC cagers ason since 1961-62, and indica o again. npson's swimmers, fourth in inue to improve, with their igher finish this season. n this weekend, and both stand . At Carolina, prospects are Staff Photo by Elliott Borenstein Crem ins 5ers Pick Nor ire ACC Chi pair of guards, Ski p Hiarliicka andI .Jack Thomupson along with the con fer'ence's fi rst and t hird lead - - I-'rank Standlard. If Skip Kickey' can take ove the center uduti's 3 the Gamecocks will have a so lid starting five. D uke, the secondI-place team in the coniife rence l ast yea r, is e \ liected to slip slightly due to( the loss5 of Bob Verga andl Hob Reidly. I lowever, three sta rter- are re turning from last year's 9- con ference r e e o r f , including the M'A C's second leading rebounder, - Mike Lewis. Tlim K olodIziej and Rion Wendel in join Lewis. Coach Vic Iluhas also has au c'rowd of returning le(t Itrmen ando s sm e fi ne sopihorioores4 to choose54 r Their hopes of the Demon D ea cons lie' in the dievelop)ment of t hei jr im press ive souphom ores. TIhe' loss of all-A CC guard Paul Long andi Iforward Jim Boshart will pol e t prolems for coac1(h Jack McC los key despite tihe return of three starters. Returning are D ave Stroupe', Newton Scott and Jerry r Montgomery. t North Carolina State and Coach II Norm Sloan are depending on the t re'turn of Eddlie ltiedlenb,ach, who missefd last season, as the basis of ) their hoann. C Carl Cowart, Sigma Nu teipts to gain yardage aga Kaps in a game that decided I Gregor, St (Continued from Page 7 The only place the game was relatively even was at the foul line, where Carolina made 12 of 20 tries and K rskine connected on 10 of 18. With the beginning tip-off the Gamecocks jumped off to a quick start on a lay-up by Ilarlicka. Red Myers' team closed the gap to 11-9 on a jump shot by Tonuny Kerns with 14:33 left on the clock. This proved to be as close as Erskine would come the rest of the night, because Carolina reeled off 13 straight points in a matter of 3% minutes and held a command ing 24-9 lead. They upped the lead to 46-27 at the half. Another spurt, this one in the second half, put the game com SOUTH CAROLINA (104) PLAYERS FG FT Rob A PF Pts Gregor .. .....14-24 2-2 17 1 1 30 Standard 12-22 1.2 i4 1 1 25 Kickey 4-6 0.0 6 1 2 8 Harlicka .........6-11 3-3 1 2 3 15 Cremin. 5-13 4-11 4 4 1 14 Spencer ... 1.6 0-0 9 0 1 2 Martin ... 1-3 0-0 2 0 0 2 Powell ... 1-2 0-0 1 1 2 2 Terry .. ............. 2-3 0-0 0 0 0 4 Carnevale ..... ...... 0-1 0-0 1 2 0 0 Vacca ......... ..... 0-1 2-2 1 0 4 2 TOTALS .....46.92 12-20 56 12 15 104 ERSKINE (54) PLAYERS FG FT Rob A PF Pt. Sharpe ....... .... .. 0-0 0-0 0 0 0 0 Adkins ................ 2.6 3-4 7 2 2 7 Kern, ............. ....... 8-17 2-3 6 0 3 18 Graham .................... 2-7 0-3 3 0 4 4 Witcher .................... 0-0 2-2 1 0 1 2 Jenkins .............5. -11 1.2 7 1 2 11, Vat.s ...............0-2 0-0 0 0 0 0! Kirk ................5.511 2-4 6 1 4 12 TOTA LS ......22-54 10-18 30 4 16 54 South Carolina.........46 58 - 104 Erskine ................................ 27 27 - 541 pletely out of range. The scoreI went from 68.37 to 90-43 in a matter of less than five minutes., At this time, Coach McGuire look out ali of his starters except center Skip Kickey, who scored th Carolina unpionsh ip .Jonining Itiedenbach will be 6-7 I ill K retzer, Dick Praucher, Nick 'lTrifunovich and a pair of for wvards, lIill Mlavredes and Joe Ser icht. Itig things are also, expec'ted fromo N oomre' Nelson Isley. .\a ryland, desp it e the loss of high scoriteri Jay .\eMiillen, hlave ome st ariters returnciing pl us a fine frosh g rou p tmoving u p. Pete Johnson and IHilly .Jones will lead he young team which is without -reat height. Outstandling sopho mtores include WVill lIfet zel, brot her. C D)avidson's All- American. ('oach IHill G;ibsont oif Virginia will lbe depending upon01 a great de'al of mtileagi' fromt his sophv andtt someW dep'th. ITh' ( aval ier's lost their leading scorer, JTim Coni ntelly, antd their leading riboundter, IBuddy l'ittas. (Chip Case is the mtost ntotable returneet' and he will tam with .\ike Katos, Norm C arimichael, and Gary L, a w s to for the nucleus of the team. 'le'mson, one of the top teams iln the' coniferentce last y-car withi a I-5 recotrd, has heen pticked to. tring utp the irear itn the co'nf(er ince. 'IThis is tdue to the fact that Coac-h I obbyv Roberts has lost six of Itis top seven pl ayeris ftrom last via r. (Cm sont's hoipes; rti' on the shoiulder'i. of Iltii' .\lhaffey, the onlyt starit er re'turining, Curt xi'ek-. Fwampionship Actia halfback, at- of League II inst the Phi whuih was w< he championshipAc andard L the 100th point with a little less than two minutes remaining. Erskine was led in the scoring department by K e r n s with 18 points and transfer Bud Kirk who contributed 12 points to a losing cause. The loss was the first in three games for the Flying Fleet and the victory was the first for Coach McGuire's club who travel to Mary land to take on the Terps Satur lay night in an important' ACC Lilt. McGuire explained the victory in this r e s p e c t: "There was nothing we could do. We went into a lot of zones to try and stop the scoring and we changed to a 2-3 offense late in the game, but the little kids played so well there was no way to stop them. "Gary Gregor and Frank Stand r-Open Every Nile 'Til Give her the "Perfect" Gift this Christmas 1 F', ALSO 10 1975, AIRISTIOUE $150 V ALSO TO 1900 Each permanently registered Keepsake diamond ring is a beauty to behold. . . . Make your very personal selection at our store soon. KING'S JEWELERS "Two Stores to Serve You" 1611 Main St.-1437 Main St. 252-2168 253-5361 "IIlome of Ke'epsake D}imnaonds" Nowo In BAND INSTRUJ Guitars - Dri Come in and look Pop Books and GIBSON - FENDB GIANNINI - LUDWIG --5 254-4797 Staff Photo by Charles Keefer intramural football program m by the Phi Kaps. ~ad 'Cocks ardo had a great night, I told them I would take them out with five minutes left and I did. I didn't want to take them out earlier be cause they were going so well. It wouldn't have been fair. After l all, they are concerned a little with their conference statistics. They have guys they are battling against." /Diamond Excitement captured forever... A B{ with DLAMOD WATCH from only 58950 The one gift that will be forever as exciting as the day she receives it. Dramatic design. flawless diamonds. finest American-made movements. See our exceptional. exciting new Hamilton styles. A. KIMBERLY 89-20,.2 diamonds, 10K gold, 17 jewels, $89.50 B. GLAMOUR RR, 2 diamonds, 14K goid, 22 jewels, $100.00 C. SPLENDOR C, 2 diarnonds, 14K gold, 22 iewels, $125.00 A. A. Ent~rell 3Jefoelers 2024 Devine Streei AT FIVE POINTS 252-3161 ColumJbia1 MUSIC CO., INC. AENT S - MUSIC urms - Repairs over our stock of Sheet Music -- GUILlD - GOYA HAGSTROM LINGERLAND (olumbia At live Points 745 Saluda Ave. G,reenville At I,ake Forest Shonning ('oene TIADI=MARK COKE CAMPUS ACTIl FRIDAY, DECE Student Union presents The B Township Auditoriun University Theatre production "Krc Drayton Hall, 2 SATURDAY, DE( Carolina Winter Ball, Glenn Miller Armory, Bluff Road, 8 University Theatre productior Drayton Hall, 8 U.S.C. Basketball at M SUNDAY, DECE Columbia Choral Society pri Township Auditor MONDAY, DECI Women's Recreation Assc Russell House, U.S.C. Basketball at \ TUESDAY, DECE Christmas Party, Married Stu Russell Hc Student Union movie, "The Hui Assembly Room, Russell H< WEDNESDAY, DE Student Senate Meeting, Room 2C Student Wives Meeting, Assembly THURSDAY, DEC REFRESH WIT FRIDAY, DECE1 School of Education Dance, Asserr 7 to 12 Mid SATURDAY, DEC Student Wives Club movies (K Russell House, 10 Coke h you nev New Holid THE WORLD'S BEST...PURE VIRGIN WOOL, IN GOLDEN-FIFTY WORSTEDS $55 Comp. Value-$80\. Worsted fabrics, meticulously tailored in up-to-the-minuto silhouettes. Newer, livelier patterns and colors, highlighting dynamic new Fall tones. Three-piece vest Mayo's Me 1426 Mair COLUMBIA FITIES CALENDAR MBER 8 uckinghams in concert, , 8 P.M., FREE pp's Last Tape" and "Play" :30 P.M. EMBER 9 Orchestra, National Guard to 12 P.M., FREE ,"Waiting For Godot," :15 P.M. aryland, 8 P.M. MBER 10 sents "The Messiah," um, 4 P.M. MBER 11 ciation, Room 207, 7 P.M. virginia, 8 P.M. MBER 12 lents' Children, 2 P.M., use chback of Notre Dame," >use, 3, 6, 8:30 P.M. CEMBER 13 7, Russell House, 5:15 P.M. Room, Russell House, 8 P.M. EMBER 14 H COKEt ABER 15 bly Room, Russell House, night EMBER 16 ddies), Assembly Room, to 12 Noon as the taste rer get tired of. ay Look eit *s9 tes suits ta59re ipu re rte fasrion feadtur ofthualty styie, and wearability It a modest price. The wool mark is awarded to quality-tgsted products made of the world's best. Pure Virgin Wool n's Shop Street ,S. C.