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North-| Standard Intramur Battle O By BOB BENSON Staff Writer Continuing with active participa tion and top form, the USC Intra mural basketball teams last week played out their second week. In Peabody Gym Zone 18 (M 5-7) scuttled Zone 3 (Town Men Association) 76-53 with Nowosacki the lead gainer totaling 16 points for M. Zone 13 (L 1-4) eased over Zone 5 (Tenaments 29, 30) In a forfeit. Sigma Alpha Epsilon f o u n d themselves double scored by Sigma Nu with a final score of 63-29. With high points for the winners was Metze who had 14 points. Zone 20 (N 5-7) scraped by Zone 16 (K 5-7) in a 60-55 de cision. High man for N was Cznar tacky with 24 points. MacLean lead Zone 9 (H1 5-7) to a 45-39 victory over Zone 6 (LW Preston) in one of the more exciting contests. The men of Phi Delta Theta were narrowly beaten by Pi Kappa * * * Girls Start Intramural Programs By SUSAN TANNER Staff Writer A new feature being spearheaded now at Carolina is the Women's In tramural Program, now under the auspices of the Women's Recrea tional Association. In its first full year of existence, the program has put together ten nis, bowling, basketball, swimming, volleyball, bridge, badminton and ping-pong, softball and putt-putt golf schedules. On the agenda are activities such as busines, meetings, demonstra tions, and o u tsaide recreational activities as well as the regular intramural program. The year will end with a ban quet and the giving out of awards to the dlormitories and sororities excelling. The program now has 105 mem bers. Officers include President Harriet Coleman, Vice President D i a n e Buck, Treasurer M a r t y Presler, Secretary Julie Winn, Intramural Chairman Nancy Green and Spon aer Helen Timmermnans. To participate a girl has only to sign up or contact one of the of ficers. The schedule for the remaladet of this year Isoludes: Feb. S-23 . _ _ . -- - Velleyball Mar. 5-6-........--...---------mOldige Mar. 27-20 .- - Badaaten and Plug-Peng Apr. 22 - May 2-............---.... eftbei South: Strains al Teams i Courts Alpha, Linwall taking the honors with 14 points. Zone 9 (H 5-7) inched by Zone 16 (K 5-7) 44-43 in one of the closer events. This time it was G. Mac Clain who claimed high spot with 16 points. Zone 5 (Woodrow, Burney) for feited to Zone 8 (H1 24). In the old gym, Mack Rhine led Zone 6 (LW Preston) over Zone 20 (N 5-7) with 24 points. Zone 11 topped Zone 2 (Horse shoe) 72-63 in a match which saw Greg Snow turn up 24 points. Sparked on by Ted Rentz's 20 points Zone 21 stopped Zone 12 58-53. It was Lambda Chi Alpha all the way over Alpha Tau Omega 55-39 with White doing his share of the garnering with 24 points. Zone 15 (K 1-4) forfeited to Zone 7 (RW Preston). Leading Chi Psi over Sigma Chi 43-41 was Carr with 13. In one of the less evenly matched contests Kappa Alpha gloried over Sigma Phi Epsilon 93-33, egged on by Frank Lemmnond's 24 points. Phi Kappa Sigma found them selves knocked off the shelf by a 55-29 loss to Sigma Alpha Epsilon, all the p oi n ts being taken by Stread. Kappa Sigma splashed by Phi Kappa Pi 64-47. DoIng the strok ing was Poole with 23. Luther Baltise with a fantastic 34 points helped instigate the Zone 12 victory of 60-56 over Zone 13 (L 1-4). Zone 4 (Snow den, M axcey Brotherhood) saw their hopes of v i c t o r y dlemolishedi by Zone 3 (Town Men Association) in a 37-65 loss with Castles culling 21 for the winners. Grow CHECK THIS MENU SANOWICHES KOSHER Reg '4 nb lieue Corned Beet .65 1.07 Pastrami-Sp,ced Best .65 1.07 Roast Beef .65 1.07 Salami .45 .77 Bologna .45 .77 Tongue .65 1.07 DELLIE H am .45 .75 Turkey .80 1.0 German Salami .60 1.0 Italian Salami .45 .71 Braunschwer Liverwurst .AS .77 Lebanon Bologna .45 .77 Swiss Cheese .45 .71 imtorted Swiss .50 .87 Munster Cheese .45 .77 American Cheese .45 .77 Cream Cheese .45 -77 rjroucho rhe Ga Some Look4 Coach Powers Letters (Continued from Page 8) mats" for the ACC in any sport; but we are even more interested in being a BIG WINNER in sportsmanship and fair play. We have been thoroughly punished and have accepted it like men should. We intend to be a re spected and contributing member of the Atlantic Coast -Conference. We intend to (10 more than our p)art to prove our good intentions. The members of the North Carolina press who were present at our D)uke game were unani mous in their reporting of the goodl behavior and conduct of the Carolina fans and students. They are in the reporting business and they were there! It is really a shame to see such an erroneous opinion statedl by a fan who "lis tened! on the radio" and1 then have it appear in the column of a well known writer. Someone might think that something in his letter was true! Yours for a better ACC--in all ways. Sincerely, Paul F. Dietzel Director of Athletics ~ho Says! WHEN YOU'RE HUNGR) HOT SANDWICHES Corned Beet .70 1.12 Roast Beef .70 1.12 0 Pastrami .10 1.12 Ham .50 .00 0 COLO PLATES Ir No. I. Corn Beef, Pastrami, Salami. R Liverwurst 8 Swiss Cheese, Pickles. C Potato Salad I. Slaw Rye or White Bread 1.65 No. II. Turkey. Ham, Bologna, Swiss & Pc Munster Cheese. Pickles, Potato Salad. Cc Slew. Rye or WhIte Bread 1.65 g, No. Ill. Choice of Tuna or Sardines. Ss Swiss & Munster Cheese. Potato Salad. BI Slaw, Broad 1.35 S, NOTE: When dividing cold plates- g, Extra Set-ups are .50 each. g Combination Swiss, Munster or American added to Any Meat .10 extra All Sandwiches Made on Rye, Cr Pumpernickle or White Bread Si Pt s 5 Pointi . en S. Phone 2 Telephone Orders Acceptedt mecocki Staff Photos by Jim1 d Around ... Som Basebal About I By JOHN DAVID SPADE Staff Writer Coach Jackie Powers expressed optimism this week over the prog ress of Carolina's 1968 baseball I team. "This is the time or year to be optimistic," said Powers. "I am pleased with the tremendous atti tude of the boys." The past three weeks of practice have dealt primarily with condi- i tioning. It was just this week that the team began to work on batting and timing. The Gamecock nine lost only three starters to graduation this past year. Two of t h e a e were pitchers, Bobby Bryant and Eddie Chater, both left-handers. Bryant * * * Old Stadium To Be Home For 'Cocks The Carolina baseball team will open its 1968 season on a new home field. Due to construction of new men's dormitories adjacent to the Rex Enright Field, Capital City Ball Park will be the site of the Game cocks' home clashes. Weekday games will begin at 3 p.m. and doubleheaders and Saturday g a m e a will begin at 1 p.m. A newv conference schedule will see Coach Jackie Powers' team play each conference opponent th re e times. Carolina will play each ACC foe in one single game and in one doubleheader, making 21 conference games in all. SPECIAL.TIES Kosher Frank on Sseded Roll with choice of Saurkrautl or Slaw mills Box (Fri.. Sat., Sun. sonl .7 cludes arnm, Cheess Picke or esrs tIps & Swset Caks. SIDE ORDERS Reg. Lg. tat. Salad .20 .35 is Saw .20 .35 iss or Munster Cheess .30 .50 sest Pickles .15 .25 inch Olivss .15 .25 rest Pickled OnIons .15 .25 sher Diii PIckle .10 .20 urkraut .20 .35 BEVERAGES ffee .15 each 01. Orange Juece .50 )nks .10 each Soa . Cerr Milk .20 each 01. MIlk each .35 52-1963 Go D oy Wasnamaker., Bob Season T"ee4a0as e Cheered MIA I Coach ream's 4 was last yeas ACC Athiete-of-the- I Year. Also absent this year is Danny ;carpa, last year's captain and a ierennial All-ACC catcher. Scarpa ed the offense last year, batting 367, despite missing seven games lue to a hand injury. Powers said, "We'll have as good L club as we had last year." And k baseball team is only as good as ts pitching. Carolina has the po ential for a fine mound staff. Billy Reilmeier and R o n n i e Evans r e t u r n from last year's squad to form a solid pitching nucleus. Reitmeier pitched a no. hit game against the University of Georgia last year. In his next appearance he fired i one-hitter against Belmont Ab )ey. He finished the season with a i-2 record. Bobby Mauro will catch for the ramecocks. He did a solid job last year filling in for the injured Scarpa in the early part of the season. Mauro had a shoulder and an arm injury as a tackle with the foothali team, but has completely recovered from these Injuries. Other starters returning include M4ike Fair, who hit .352 last year; The absolute deadline for all siports copy ia 7 p.m. Tuesday. Any announcements should be in the sports office by 7 pu.. Monday. FINE ITALIAN FOOD 12)3 SLANDING STREET PHONE AL. 4-93S2 STEAKS, BAND FRIC Steak Special ..... .. Shish Kabob ........ 213 Plcens Street own Fi Thompson ies Opt .hances lilly Cash, .316, Frank Partyka, 299; and Toy McCord. Last year's baseball team re orded -their finest s e a s o n in A. A. 3larr Visit Us For All Yi Watch and Je 2024 D.v AT FIVE 252-: ACME WESI Ladies' LEVIS AND MOEI1 Corner Lady and Dorit Wony... 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