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Yale T
USC's 4
By JOHN SPADE
Staf Writer
Yale's Bulldogs srp oil e d the
Mile I
Bob Kaczka takes the bat<
the mile relay won by Yale.
their season's opener, 86-59.
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86-59
door season.
The Gamecocks travel to Green.
ville tomorrow for the Furman
Relays.
Yale started the day by setting
a track record in the 440 relay as
their anchor man sealed the victory
to give the Bulldogs a time of 41.4.
Bob K a c z k a remained unde
feated in the 880 as he captured
t h a t event for the Gamecocks.
Kaczka went through the entire
indoor season without a loss in the
distance race.
Finishing a strong third behind
Kaczka was sophomore Paul Der
rick.
Carolina grabbed five other first
places, but could never catch Yale
puintwise, as t h e Ivy Leaguers
swept both relays and finished one
two four times.
Dave Smith won the triple jump
and took two thirds, in the javelin
and the 120 high hurdles. Smith
also tied .two teammates in the
high jump as the Gamecocks swept
that event on the qualifying leap.
Gary Zemel won the shot with
a heave of 48'4 as footballer Jimmy
Poston placed third.
Sophomore Jim S c o t t cleared
14'6 to win the pole vault. Tyler
Hellams won the long jump.
Mike Cauley won the javelin for
Carolina's first win in a number
of meets in that event.
I)ave Peddie finished second in
the two mile event, but he was
racing against one of the nation's
best. Yale's Frank Shorter won
the event in over nine minutes,
which is slow for the runner. He
has run the two mile in 8:45 this
year, the fastest time for the two
mile in the country this year.
Interna*ti4
Ping Pon
By DIANE CLAYPOOLE
Asst. Sports Editor
The Chinese Club will meet the
Latin American Club Sunday in
the finals of the International Stu.
dents' table tennis tournament.
Four teams participated in the
tournament. They were the Latin
American and Chinese teams and
the Arab and Indian teams.
The Latin American team swept
b)y the Indian team 6.1, on their
way to the finals. Members of the
Latin American team include Guil
lermo Parra, Julio Bonnet, Adolf
Gen ser, Carlos Emanuel, Tesera,
.Jose D)iaz and Humphrey.
Students representing the Clhi
nese Club in the tournament in.
clude Clhi Siu, Hlsiang Huang, Jui
lHo and Cheng Tsai.
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Alas, the curtain has final]
1968-69 basketball season. EN
pionship is yet to be decided,
shouting.
There are many varied th<
concluded for Frank McGuire'
volving door in the Hotel Nev
in Madison Square Garden, c
Charlotte a week and a half f
But to this observer the at
night in Charlotte-when the
North-South sweep. From th
hill and the inevitable signs of
in every subsequent game.
Nevertheless there is real
basketball season in the ACC
In the forthcoming weeks th(
lors and Rick Holdts will be
various university grants-in-a
left little doubt that South
share of blue chip prospects.
bodies."
Meanwhile the ACC sudd(
competitor leaping into the r
person of Lefty Driesell at Ma
And while any sort of a]
Driesell seems remote, there
North Carolina big four must 1
now as Driesell provides a cou
the northern segment of the c
Incidentally it is not total
might also coax his superstar
into accompanying him to M
through scholastically at Davi
So you see nothing really
merely rewinding. And the i
summer to talk about next ye.
season this year!
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The International Students Club
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Club.
A basketball tournament is being
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A Long Afternoon
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