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ic Lai After T By BilL JONES Staff Writer Carolina placed a diver in the ainals of the National AAU Diving hampionships held at East Caro ina University yesterday. Vie pBasebalb orth Ca By BARRY ELISON Staff Writer After g e t t i n g into the win olumn in the ACC by sweeping by uke in a doubleheader, Carolina Ready APRIL 18 Baseball, Davidson APRIL 19 Baseball, Maryland Tennis, S. C. Tournament Dedication of Tennis Cen1 Intramural Tennis Compu -6 p.m. APRIL 20 -Rugby, Atlanta STrack, North Carolina -Tennis, S. C. Tournament Putt-Pu (Continued from Page 6) In golf this week Gene Spencer andl Alan Tinder of Phi Kappa ISigma beat David lum and -Jimmy Klugh of Phi Epsilon Pi. John Scurry and Jimmy Mitchell p of Kappa Alpha beat Williams and McWhirter of Phi Delta Theta andl Dave Wisely and Dean Evans of Zone 18 (MS-7) beat Ricky Linnet and Mike Porth of Zone 13 (L1-4.) I, softball Zone 5 (Woodrow - Burne.~y) conceded to Zone 12 by forfeit. Zone 9 (HI 5.7) out played Zone 4. Zone 8 (H 2-4) overcame Zone 17 (M 1-4). Zone 5 went down to Zone 21. PiKA decimated Alpha Tau Omega, while Pi Kappa Phi out did Phi Epsilon Pi. Zone 19 slew Zone 17, Zone 1 (Maxcy-Coker) emergedl victorious over Zone 8, andl Chi Psi edged Sigma Phi Ep silon. Phi Kappa Sigma turned the trick against Kappa Alpha and Zone 19 overrodle Zone 13. Zone 16 (K 5-7) slipped by Zone 10 (J) andl Zone 17 romped over Zone 15 (K 1-4). Zone 18 out lasted Zone 11 and Zone 4 (Snow den) creamed Zone 3 (TMA) to finalize the week. Following the final round of the basketball tournament, the me:nbers of the Independent All Star Teams were named. On the if rut team were Nowosacki (Zone 18), Stein (Zone 18), ighlin I eammal Laughlin placed in the top twelve in the three-meter (living to earn a finals berth. Laughlin was fifth after the preliminaries in his event and (love Tuesday in the finals. Freshman John 'Ihoder, operat rs Will I rolina, N. will be host to North Carolina Fri day and the Wolfpack of N. C. State on Saturday in a double header. After Easter Carolina takes to Staff Photo by Mike Tyler To Fire A WRA Soft Intramural Track, N. Golf, Duk< er Baseball, '] Isory meeting, Tennis at Tennis at Boys' Stat ment Ltt, Golf,| 12) and F erguson (Zone 17). TIhe seccond team consisted of D. is,her (Zone 18), Krug (Zone 11), Dash (Zone 10), Webb (Zone (), and Latt (Zone 1). Honorable mention we(nt to Muir (Zone 17), AleClain (Zone 9), Straues (Zone 20), J. Fisher (Zone 2), and Perk ins (Zone .3). Ov.erall team s;tandings in ordler 3713 N. Main St. GUITARS, COMBO ELECTRIC PIAA OPEP TO ROSE OU R $1.50 R EGUL AR *4 *EVERY WED. & FRI. ~ BAR-8-QUE POR * S44ARB-UE CHI4 ric- clesla -p. nAAU e Come ing with a pair of legs which were injured at the NCAA Champion ships, was seventh in the one meter competition after the pre liminaries. He missed on his final (live Sun (lay's semifinals to miss the finals 7ntertain C. State the road for a contest with Clem son Tuesday. Carolina's come - from - behind winl in the first game with Duke was paced by the hitting of Frank Partyka and the two - hit r e Ii e f ptching of Jimbo Smith. Smith also went six innings of the second game to pick up both victories. Smith started the winning rally in the seventh inning with a single. Wallie Jones and Mike Fair then followedN with bunt singles and Toy McCord drove in two runs with a sharp hit to center. This set the stage for the clutch sing1e of Partyka, producing the winning run. The Gamecocks had an easier time picking up twe second win with superb hiti.,ng and Smith's strong pitching. The 7-6 comi.-from-behind vic tory and the 6-0 shutout now bring the Gamecocks to a 2-3 record in the ACC and a 5-5 overall. A few days earlier it looked pretty rough for the Carolina team as they watched a game go down the drain to the Deacons of Wake Forest, on a wet, drizzly day at the end of five innings 3.0. Carolina pitcher Billy Reitmeier was tagged for only three hits but Wake profited on two Carolina errors for their runs. Carolina played away at Furman yesterday. PRIL 22-MAY 2 ball Volleyball Tournament APRIL 23 C. State 'he Citadel APRIL 24 Georgia Tech APRIL 25 Oglethorpe APRIL 25-27 3 High School Tennis Tourna Softball are PiKA, Phi Kappa Sigma, Sigma Nu., Phi Delta Theta and Chi Psi for the fraternity league and 18, 2, 17 and 1 for the inde pendents. In. the independent League Zone 19 (N 1-4) took tot) hon ors (Greg McCarthy, M. Nelson, Ted Britsch, Chuck Farmer, Larry Flyn.n). Visit Our STI'IDENT' CORNER At The Rlichland Mall Store ORGANS, AMPS, lOS, STEREOS 1 9 A.M. PHONE 9 P.M. W 256-9395 WOOD SHOPPING CENTER BARBEO.UE BUFFET EVE. 5 till 9 featuring KC - BAR-B-Q UE HASH KEN BAR-B-QUE BEANS k1e parkikine. - oo 0 Finals ys Close by three points. The forward 2% tuck dropped him from 10th to 21st. In a telephone interview with (living coach John Candler (luring the one-meter finals, Candler said that both divers were performing well. "Thoder is in a little pain be cause of his legs, but the doctors said it would not harm him to go ahead," said Candler. Candler went on to point out that USC had two divers who just missed making the top twelve. Dave Gaidzik and Roger Sweren placed 13 and 14 in the three meter springboard event, just out of the final round. Laughlin and Thoder's places would have qualified them for All American in the NCAA Champion ships two weeks ago. At the AAU's, however, the competition is also :pen to noncollegiate entries and the competition b e c o m e s more numerous and more difficult. The AAU gives no All-America awards. The top 12 do qualify for the Olwmpic trials to be held in June in California. Candler predicted that if Laugh lin stayed steady and kept his head he should make the top 12. The coach and (livers left Green ville, N. C., immediately after the competition Sunday afternoon as the city was under a 7 p.m. curfew. Competitors were being driven by National Guardsmen from the pool to their rooms. El BLAC INCA M An We Afte now, b with g Ask 730 31 SYLVANI Di( Zone 18 captain Dick S campus basketball chanpi from intramurals co-directo Daily F (Continued from Page 6) for a passing quarterback. Randy Yoakuni and Tommy Suggs are the two freshmen in the running for the spot. Yoakun has a drop-back passing style which will fit into the Gamecocks new open attack. Suggs was the starting quarterback for the 67 Biddies andl he led them to a 4-0-1 record. Suggs is an exciting scramler who can throw pin point passes on the run. SATELLITE TRAC EARTH STATION RARE EARTH VIDEO TEL MICROWAVE CAF COLOR TE LASER RI CABLE TE .ECTRONIC SWIT4 FLA SHI MISSILE TRACI ENERGY ! 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The replacements for KING SYSTEMS IS FOR COMSAT PHOSPHORS ,EPHONES tRIER SYSTEMS LEVISION OSEARCH LEVISION .HING EQUIPMEN' CUBES (ING SYSTEMS iTO RAGE E TEACHING SYST| D CIRCUIT S 'LU ORESCENT LAI DUCTORS SCENT DEVICES CTURE TUBES G TUBES C SHIELDS ONTROL SYSTEM! ITROL SYSTEMS SION SYSTEMS LIGHTING a phone compan: were just in the telephone business. nore, we need bright college gradt her it's in Engineering or Commerc( s. The misunderstood phone compal me & Electronics AUTOMATIC t.LcTrI CO - HOTr COPro ' Staff Photo by Bob Bessess >hy is the Zone's first champion. ve won 33 games over the rs with only three losses. ls Begin Don Somma and Joe Komoroski are ;kely to be much younger, b it much larger. The prime candidates for the spots are 235-:-ound Risty Ganas and 230 pound Jim Poston. In a<hiition to all this talent the '68 Gamecocks can call on a super weapon- --the lomg range toe of side-kicking Billy Dupre. lie kicked a 52-yard field goal against Wake Forest for the Biddies last season. T EMS iPS But ates my at ANIES O"EAL