Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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'Cocks Hi To Duke, BY JIM HANEY Sports Editor The Gamecocks will travel to Durham tomorrow for a rematch against the Duke Blue Devils, who will be out to avenge a 64-57 set back dealt to them by Carolina last Saturday. The Blue Devils have lost the last three games with the Game cocks, losing both battles last year. Duke coach Vic Bubas cited the Gamecocks' rebounding as a ma jor factor in the Blue Devils' fall Saturday. Carolina beat Duke on the boards 42-34 with Toni Owens picking off 21 misfires. Duke did not use a pressing de fense against the Gamecocks in the first game although they h a v e used the press effectively at times this year. The Gamecocks have run into trouble against a press only once this season. That was in the Flor ida State game. The game should feature two good individual matchups. Owens will be out to win another round against Duke's 6-10 center Randy Denton. Owens heat Denton on the boards 21-13 last Saturday. Blue Devil guard Dave Golden will probably draw the assignment of stopping high scoring J o h n Roche. Golden held Roche to 1' points in the first game and kept Roche from driving the baseline most of the afternoon. The Gamecocks are likely to stick with the three-two zone de fense they have used all year. They were fairly effective in keeping Duke away from the basket in the teams' first meeting. The Gamecocks will be on the NOTICE All sports copy for the Fri day edition must be turned in by Tuesday night at 8 p.m. Buck 0' And His Bucka Ive Got On My I A . Also available on Real-to-R Ft Road Clemson road again Monday night as they journey to Clemson to play the Tigers. USC took the first game between the two 77-62. In the first game Clemson began the game with a zone defense cal culated to keep Ribock and Owens away from the basket as much as possible, but the Gamecocks were able to hit from outside enough to force Clemson into a man-to-man in the second half. The 'Cocks held the Tigers' ace scorer Butch Zatazelo to 16 points the first match. Zatazelo is current ly scoring 23.3 points per game and near the top of the individual scoring race in the conferentce. Clemson won its first ACC vic tory Saturday night as they upset N. C. State 78-77. Zatazelo pnmped in 34 points to lead the Tigers' offensive efforts. Clemson will play Florida State tonight at Clemson. The Gamecocks have a secure hold on second place in the confer ence behind the pacesetting UNC Tar Heels. Duke is stuck in sixth place in the conference. Clemson. is in the cellar. Coaches ( Direct US Carolina's swimming team has the advantage of having two young swimming coaches with excellent backgrounds in their speciality. Pete Combes, 27, a Florida native and a graduate of Florida S t a t e University, let tered four years in swimming at FSU. Upon gradua tion he was an a s s i st ant at Combes FSU under the veteran Bim Stults for one year before coming to Carolina to earn I his master's degree. TAKE A COUNTRY TRIP (ou mal Tape, 8..Track C'artridge and Riker Attm ombes, F C Swimm: He came to Carolina in 1965 as an assistant coach and took over the head coaching job in the middle of the 1967-68 season and directed the team to a third place finish in the ACC Championships. That third place finish was the highest ever attained b y a Carolina swim ming team and ended the dom ination of t h e top three places - by perennial powers U N C, N. C. State and Maryland. Pittington Conibes' assistant is 21-year-old STEREO nasette cST 131 Staff Photo by Elliott Berenstals cks Basket ittington ing Team John Pittington of Allentown, Pa. Pittington captained the 1964-65 USC swimming team. Roller Derby Here T h e r e will be a professional Roller Derby game in the Carolina Coliseum Feb. 13 as the San Fran cisco Bay Area Bombers play the New England Braves. Roller Derby features a men's and women's team skating on a high-banked track. If you've ever re the night before been disappoin NoDoz, at sleep. Neither think of. What NoC ulant. In fact, stimulant you c tion. Caffeine. What's so If we may Basis of Ther powerful centr feine excites a nervous syster portions of the is on the psycH It produces a mn of thought an fatigue. After t pable of more fort and a mu ideas. There is l ion of sensory Very int Biddies' After ( BY JIM HANEY Sports Editor Carolina's freshman basketball team pushed their season record to 10-1 with an 83-75 win over the Citadel freshmen Monday night. The Biddies, coached by Donnie Walsh, received their only loss at the hands of the Davidson Wild kittens in the Charlotte Coliseum. Since then they have rolled up five straight wins. Center Tom Riker is leading the Biddies' offense with a scoring average of 23.9 points per game and is pulling down rebounds at a 18.3 clip. "Riker has lived up to every bit of our expectations," Walsh said. "He's (lone everything we've asked him to do, and lie's jelled well with the other boys," Walsh continued. Riker's best night thus far caine against the Georgia Southern freshmen last Saturday afternoon when he scored 37 points and cap tured 24 rebounds in the Biddies' 85-68 win. Guard Bob Carver, the team's floor leader, is second to Riker in the scoring department, hitting the basket at a 14.3 rate. lie had 25 points to lead the Biddies in their loss to Davidson. Forward Billy Grimes is the Bid (lies' third leading scorer with a 14.3 game average. Grimes had a season high of 28 points in the first victory over the Citadel fresh men, 74-68, Jan. 13. Commenting on his team's over all performance Walsh stated, "I'm very pleased with the team. 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He averages 13.6 r e b o u n d s per Games Sellout The Carolina Coliseum has seen only one night this season that did not have a sellout crowd for a USC basketball game. The Erskine game, Jan. 14, drew a crowd of only 10,633. That game was the night before exams began. The top attendance thus far was 12,201 for last Saturday's game with Duke. 2005 GRE DRAUGHT BEER HOTDOGS STEA DELICIOUS ROA HOLLAND HAM OPEN UNTIl CLOSE TO COLO ~ally work? NoDoz when you car cup of coffee? Very simple. Yo once instead of sippin utes. And if you take the recommended do the caffeine in a cup Two tablets-isi habit forming? Defin completely non-habit Which means whether you're crarn about to walk into an driving somewhere (< rested) arid the mnor makes you drowsy. One last thing about NoDoz. It now c Those familiar white water. And a chew; NoDoz Action Aids .I olate mint. but it does NoDoz does. And if you've ma to stay awake this long, you know that's quite :a lot. Victory game. "Adylett's been rebounding consistently well," W al sh com mented. "The whole team is very unself. ish," Walsh commented. "The in. divkdual scoring depends a lot on how the other team handles Riker." When asked about his team's style of play, W a l s h answered, "We're trying to get them to run (fast break) more, but it depends on the team we're playing and where." lie then explained that in an away game a hostile crowd will tend to excite a team that runs a lot and at times cause them to make mistakes and lose the ball. The Biddies' next game is against the Clemson freshmen at Clemson Feb. 10. The Biddies won the first encounter 79-52. EN STREET MED IN BEER ST BEEF AND CHEESE L 1:00 A.M. CAMPUS R TV 1 get caffeine in a u take NoDoz all at g coffee for 10m two NoDoz tablets, sage, you get twice zf coffee. n't that likely to be itely not. NoDoz is forming. it's safe to take iming at night. Or 8 o'clock class. 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