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Tapered, permanently pressed jeans, $5.50. WranglerXJeans and Sportswear with Dacron. MOi! LEVY'S-Columbia, S. C. B. BERRY'S-Columbia, S. C. DODD'S STORES-Columbia, S. C. BRODY'S--Sumter, S. C. Lie Du In La By JIM HANEY Sports Editor John Roche and Tom Owens put on a two-man offensive show in Durham Saturday to lead the Gamecocks to their fourth straight win over Duke's Blue Devils, 82-72. Roche, who attacked Duke's man-to-man defense for 26 of Carolina's 41 first half points, fin ished the night with 37, while Owens dropped in 26. Together they accounted for 63 points, only nine less than the en tire Duke team. The Gamecocks jumped off to a 41-33 half time lead, aided by a phenomenal 73.3 shooting per centage from the floor. Their hot hands cooled slightly in the second half, but their final accuracy rate was a respectable 58.9 per cent. Duke fought back to draw with in three points in the late minutes of the game, but the Gamecocks got a basket from Roche, a fast break layup from Owens and two free throws from Bob Cremins to put the Dukes out of their misery. Duke, pressing more than they did in the team's first meeting in Columbia, committed numerous personal fouls that sent the Game carks to the foul line for 48 at tempts that lead to 36 points. Guard Dick DeVenzio led the Duke attack with 19 points, most of them coming on long outside shots. Randy Denton was the Blue Devils' second leading scorer with 17. Denton got 2 points in the first game between the two teams. Coach Frank McGuire credited the entire team with the win, pointing out that the screens se: up by Roche's teammates set up several easy baskets for the driv ing guard. The Gamecocks' record now stands at 7-1 in the ACC and 14-3 overall. Parachute Tramg Begins The USC Sport Parachute Club held a training session Sunday at 2 p.m. in Russell House. Wednesday 40 prospective jump ers were told the basic costs and training times of the club. The membership fee is $10 and there is a $15 charge for training. The average student will take 20 hours of training before his first jump. "However, if a student learns fast this time will be cut dlown considlerably," said club president Paul Lewis. Things C With Coke After C< Aftei DRIA Ike A tst Fo ... And Beat Gamecoct To FSU, BRUCE HONICK Staff Writer Carolina's splashing Gamecock met defeat Tuesday in Tallahasse at the hands of Florida State, 66 47. Pete Combes, U S C swimminj coach, attributed their haples showing to a "morale problem, aggravated by an auto acciden involving the team enroute to th meet. The USC tankers took on Ala bama in Tuscaloosa Feb. 3, bu fell to the Tide, 68-45. Mike Slenker, a senior, tied th~ USC mark for the 50-yard free style with a time of 27.2 seconds Sophomore John Thoder won boti the one- and three-meter diving events against Alabama. NC State came to Carolina Jan 13 to hand USC a loss, 66-47 Combes points out, however, thai the State tankers are expectedl t take the ACC crown this season, andl that his team did well when this is considered. The young swimming coach said that Carolina had a chance to win until the next to the last event. 0 Better >ke . .. r Coke .. . ARK ur Ati Duke Again Saturd S 0 wimme: 'Bama, N. The wetback Wolfpack was minus their best swimmer in their meet ing with the Gamecocks. Combes commented that the NC State contest was "the best meet ACC R Rich Ge Last week's full slate of ACC action left few changes in the con ference race. In general, the rich LIgot richer and the poor got poorer. The league-leading Tar Heels of UNC ranked second in the nation, continued their rampage through the basketball world with three wins du ring the week. They dlemolished Virginia Tues day night in Virginia, stopped Wake Forest's bid for an upset,I 84-76, Thursday and stepped out side the conference to wallop Flor ida State, 100-82, in Greensboro Saturday. UNC is 8-0 in the ACC. The Ga mecocks took two con ference games andl one non-family bout to secure their hold on the ACC's secondl spot. USC is 7-1 in the conference. North Carolina State's Wolfpack managed to keep within striking distance of Carolina with an 86-81 victory over Maryland W~ednesdlay andl a 66-62 decision over Virginia Saturday. C Od)e, JO &r * ONE HOUR OR ONE (BY REQUJEST) * SPECIALIST IN CLEAN AND TRIMS * 24-HOUR COIN.OP LA1 * SHIR'Ih LAUNDERED1 (ON HANGERS A'l * GOLD) SEAL DRV CLE WE INVITE YOU TO COME SUNuSHIN Cr e 32-72, empts Staff Photo by Chuok Keefer ay In Durham rs Lose C. State we'e swum," but also noted that his team at present is much slower than they were a month ago. The team will meet Clemson to morrow at Clemson. oundup t Richer , Tht Pack's record is 5-3 for a third place standing. Duke, Virginia and Wake Forest remained tied for fourth place. D)uke took the Clemson Tigers Wednesday night in Clemson, 85 76, for a momentary jump ahead of the other two, but the Blue Devils' loss to the Gamecocks slapped them back into the three way deadlock. Virginia's losses to UNC and N.C. State dropped their record to 4-5. Wake Forest beat non-confer ence Virginia Tech, 79-71, Satur dlay, but the early week damage done by USC and UNC kept their recordI at 4-5 also. Clemson, 1-6 and in seventh place, dropped their only confer ence game of the week to Duke andl lost a non-conference bout to Florida State, 70-67, Friday. Maryland's hapless Terps played only one game last week which they lost to State. The Trerps are 1 -9 and stuck in the A4CC cellar. 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