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John Roche Drive Campbel To Victoj BY PHILIP HINSON Staff Writer Zone 18, sparked by the first half shooting of Terry Campbell, rolled to their fifth win of the intramural season without a loss Tuesday night in the Old Gym as they beat Zone 21, 77-57. The win enabled Z o n e 18 to rnaintain their leadl in D)ivision I of the Independent League. Zone 21 suffered their second, !oss of the season against three wins in the 9:30 contest. Zone 21 was tied for third before the loss. Zone 18 wasted little time in establishing t h e i r superiority. They scored 15 of the first 18 points in the game and led 24-11 at the endl of the first quarter. Zone 18 utihlzedl a fast break in the first half that resulted in more turnovers than baskets, but madle up for this with a zone dlefense that limited Zone 21 to nine bas kets in the first half. Reggie Bray was the most ef fetive player for Zone 21 in the first half. The muscular center supplied most of the inside scor ing p)unch and rehounding for the Married StudIent's Uniion. Zone 18 led at halftime 43-21. Zone 18 uitilIizedl a more del ib erate oIffense in the second( half, eliminating m a n y of the first half's costly turnovers. With Reg gie Bray on the bench with four fouls much of the final half, Dioug Ladies' ACME WES1 Levis -L Wrar Most A MOENI Roche w' s Through Maryla 7 Sparks , ry Over 2 Fisher and Bill Light combined to turn offensive rebounds into points and keep Zone 21 from cut ting into the lead. Terry Campbell was high point man for the winners, composed Women Gyn B eats Furm BY DIANE CIAYPOOIE Aset. Sports Editor The Carolina w o rm e n's gym nastics team defeated F u r mn a n University, 48-43.2 this week. Sue Brookout, a senior major. Soccer Club Seeks ACC Recognition The USC Soccer Club will h'vo a meeting Friday at 3:30 on Field A. All soccer players are urged to attendl. The soccer club is trying to gain recognition from the University as welIl as from the ACC. The soc cer c-lub1 has been a part of U SC athletic activities for two years and the team is fully self-support ing. It is up to the members to lbuy uniforms, balls and pay for gaso line on trips. rr Men's FERN BOOTS e Riders glers r rything .EV Y'S ? ASSEMBLY Unan ad Defenders Kone 18 one 21 of 5-'7 floor M residents, followed by Bill l.ight with 14, and D)ick Stein anid D)oug Fisher with 12 each. Reggie Bray led the losers with 15, followed by Woody Han num with 9. masts Team an, 48-43.2 ing in nursing, placed first on the uneven p)arallel bars and in vault ing. She also took two sece o n d p)laces in the balanced b)eam and the floor exercises. Carla Hluntley, a freshman bi ology major, took secondl place in vaulting and third place on the balanced beam. Lafaye Moore took third place in the floor exercises. Lafaye is a junior majoring in physical edlu. cation. Floor exercises consist of a com bination of tumbling and (lance movements with music. March 15 will be the Furman In vitational gymnastics meet. There will be eight teams present, includ-. ing D)uke, University of Chatta nooga, Memphis S t a t e, Georgia College, Winthrop, Coker, Furman and USC. There will be' an exhibition giv en ini A p)ril by the four team mem her'is and two men gymnasts of Carolina. The purpose of the ex hbition will be to raise money for the gymnastics team. join the "in" crowd GO FORMAL to the dance You can rent everything for that big evening . . the newest styles . . the right accessories. Our staff will see that you're dressed impec cably. Make your date for the dance. Then, come in and select your formal. F POIN 0 imous By JIM Sport John Roche is the first C named to the All-ACC first i Roche was chosen as th the team, selected annually ence Sports Writers Associal He received all of the 17( former USC players Grady Collins and Skip Harlicka a the school's history. Roche is currently the cor with an average of 24 points was selected as a second tes Joining Roche on the Charlie Scott of the Univer Forest's Charlie Davis, N. 4 Bill Bunting, also of UNC. The second team selectic Dick Grubar of North Carol Randy Denton of Duke and Scott is the only returnee first string. The ACC Player Year will be announced afte: Saturday. Four of the 10 selections, ton, are sophomores. Gruba seniors picked for the team. Scott missed being a un collecting 171 of the possible balloting with 143 votes, Wi 128. The Flei Office 308 Russell House RATES Five cents a word with a minimum of ten words. A 10% discount is allowed for ads that will run consecu tively and verbatim after its first appearance. 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All-Aq [ HANEY 3 Editor amecock basketball player ever eam in his sophomore year. a only unanimous selection on by the Atlantic Coast Confer ion. o possible votes cast and joined Wallace, Art Whisnant, Ronnie s the first team selections in iference's second leading scorer per game. Forward Tom Owens m choice. first team were All-America sity of North Carolina, Wake 3. State's Vann Williford and ns in addition to Owens were ina, Will Hetzel of Maryland, Butch Zatezalo of Clemson. from last year's all-conference of the Year and Coach of the e the tournament is completed Roche, Owens, Davis and Den r and Bunting were the only animous choice by five votes, 176. Bunting was next in the lliford had 141 and Davis got t Market TYPING: Various papers. theses. and dissertations. Fifteen years ex perience. Electric typewriter. Day or night call Mrs. Stokes. 782-0347. SUMMER C A M P POSITIONS: Exciting work at boys' camp, June 22 to August 21. 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