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Tenis Tear After Three By DIANE CLAYPOOLE Asst. Sports Editor The Gamecock netters defeated Tennessee 6-3, Southern Illinois 6-3, and North Carolina State 8-1, to bring their season's record to 4-0. The G a n e c o c k s won all six singles matches against N. C. State Saturday, led by Bobby Heald who swept past the Wolfpack's Porky Byrd, 6.1, 6.0. Jay Schlosser defeated Bill Hunt 6-1, 6-3 in the second singles posi tion and Bill Austin took N. C. State's Griffith 6-3, 7-5. In fourth singles LSC's Henry Ragle went three sets to defeat Jack Blankenhorn, 4.6, 6-3, 6-2. Louis Weisser of Carolina a 1 s o' went three sets to outlast Bunny Coward in a 4-6, 7-5, 6.1 match. Stuart Reynolds defeated Pseffer korn 6-3, 6-1. Coach1 l1-Clain In doubles play Heald-Schlosser Thinclads Pla Furman Relay I By JOHN DAVID SPADE Staff Writer Carolina's trackmen got a taste of the quality competi tion they'll be facing in the Florida Relays when they ran in the Furman Relays this past weekend. The outdoor season entered the second week for the Gamecocks as they placed in three of the four running events which they entered. The Gamecocks placed second in the sprint medleys, third in the distance medley and fifth in the 440 relay. Gary Zemel placed fifth in the shot. Tony Callander grabbed a third in the high jump. In the distance medley, Paul Derrick ran the 880 leg, Sammy Gibson ran the quarter, Dave Peddie ran the three quarters and Algis Sinmms ran the mile anchor. Jim Gee led off the sprint medley with a 220, Mike Purin toji followed with a 220, Bobby Howe then ran the 440 and Bob Kaczka finished with an 880. Coach Baskin was pleased with the overall effort of the team. ENGINEERS On May 10th, an employment seminar will be held in -Columbia for graduate engirneers of all disciplines. Some 15 top-rated national manufacturers will be seeking to fill entry level positions in various sections of the United States. There is absolutely no cost or obligation to attend or to accept ernnym-ent with one of our client companies. For details, call or write to Mrs. Prater, Seminar Coordinator, at 779-3520. CAREER SEMINARS 1338 Main Street 1007 Barringer Bldg. Columbia, S. C. 29201 CHEMISTS If you have a minimum of 17 hrs. in college chemistry, we have a num'ber of fine national companies interested in talking with you at our employment seminar on May 10th. There are opportunities in R&D, Quality Control, Lab Super vision and Project investigations. You may interview with 10 to 1 2 manLfacturers in one day. There is no cost or obligation for attending or accepting employment with one of our client companies. For details, call or write to Mrs. Prater, Seminar Coordinator, at 779-3520. CAREER SEMINARS 1338 Main Street 1007 Barringer Bldg. Columbia, S. C. 29201 ACCOU NTANTS We have some 1S5 companies interested in interviewing col lege grads in accounting at our employment seminar on May 10th in Columbia. These are national companies which offer a wide range of career areas in all sections of the U. S. For details, contact Mrs. Prater, Seminar Coordinator, at 779-3520. CAREER SEMINARS 1338 Main Street 1007 Barringer Bldg. n''s Rc Wins defeated the Wolfpack duo of Grif fith-Blankenhorn 6.3, 6.0. Carolina dropped the number two doubles match to the Wolfpack. Byrd and Hunt defeated Austin and Ragle in a close 10-8, 6.4. Weisser and Rey. nolds captured the number three doubles for Carolina by defeating Hall and McComas 6.2, 6-2. On Friday Southern Illinois fell to the Gamecocks. "The boys looked real gcod," said Coach Bill McClain. "There was strong improvement over previous matches, especially in doubles." "Southern Illinois is a good hard surface team, and I was worried but after we won the four singles matches I knew we would win," continued McClain. Heald used a strong serve to de feat Salukis' number one m a n, Australian Bill Loyd, 6-1, 6-3. Weisser and Reynolds continued ce In tunninm Poston Hurn i ONE 1101:1 (R ONE (HY IREQU'EST) * SPE4IIAlST' IN Cil.A: AND) TiILI1s * 24-11011 (: OIN-OP' I * SillRTS l.AI ND)ERED (ON IIANG;ERS A * GO)ID SE4l. ORY (:1.1 PIPES and FOR THE y e FINE o IMPOR1 South * pipe select Carolin camerc COLUMBI4 1405 MAIN ST. cord . Last I the winning streak by defeating the Salukis, 6-2, 6-1 and 6-3, 6-0. Reynolds captured the ACC title in the number six position last year. "You're not going to f i n d a tougher number six man around than Reynolds," said Coach Mc Clain. Austin won his see-saw match, 8-6, 6.3. Ragle lost 1-6, 5-7 to the Salukis' Macky Domingo. Schlosser lost to Fritz Guildemeister of Chile, 4.6, 6-0, 4.6. In Thursday's m a t c h against Tennessee, Carolina's H e a 1 d de feated Jim W a r d 6-3, 6-1. Jay Schlosser dropped his match in the second singles position to Tennes see's Leonhardt Scheverman, 6-2, 0.6, 6-2. In the t h i r d singles position USC's Austin won the first set 6-1 an(l rallied from a losing score of 3 Of4 e Events Staff Photo by Johm David Spade !s The Shot MNG oEATERS, SUEDES st NDRYI' TO( l'EIRFE(I'ION I' .O EXTRA CIIARIGE) E- BY AND PIC:K UP YOU:R ACCESSORIES PIPE SMOKER PIPESC, ED TOBACCO PIPE REPAIR E ANING SE RVIC E HOOKAHS $5"*to*1 500 Carolina's largest and accessories Ion PHONE 256-6284 Is 4-0: Week' 0-3 to take the second set and the match, 6.3, 6.3. Tennessee's Earle Freeman de feated Ragle 6.2, 6-2. Weisser de feated Wayne Prichard of Tennes see, 6-1, 6-4, and USC's Reynolds defeated Hill, 6-2, 6-3. In doubles competition, H e a I d and Schlosser defeated Scheverman and Freeman, 6-3, 6.1. The Carolina netters dropped the number two doubles match as the Volunteers team of Ward and Hill defeated Ragle and Jeff Ream. Weisser and Reynolds combined forces to take the Tennessee pair of Monan and Prichard, 6-3, 6-1. Intramural Tournament Starts Tonight The Intramural Basketball Toir nament will begin tonight in the Old Gym with the top four teams in each division playing for the campus championship. In the first game tonight Zone 18, undefeated in the regular sea son, will play Zone 13. Game time is 5 p.m. In the second game at 6:30 unbeaten Sigma Nu will play Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and at 8 Zone 17 will play Zone 3. Pi Kappa Alpha will play unbeaten Kappa Alpha in the last game at 9:30. The division semifinals will he Wednesday night at 7 and 8:30 and the division championship games will be at the same times Thursday night. ;Ticket Suggestions Suggestions for a more efficient system of ticket distribution for athletic events next year are en couraged by the student committee which is presently doing research into the matter. Suggestions may be sent to the stulent government office in Rus sell House. What k The Bir Of The colorlinl his sex fa<hlishi 4 ~ Now. Collecti ternport tandini (~If t urieres If. their B Ju pa&rts to blenidin1 Vollr litt electimo The Flet Office 308 Russell House RATES . Five cetits a word with a minimum of ten words. A 10% discount is allowed for ads that will run consecu tively an<I verbatim after its first appearance. OFFICE HOURS Monday-9:00 a.m.-lI:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Tuesday- 1:00 a.m.- 11:30 a.m. and 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Wednesday-9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. Friday-10:00 a.m.-l1:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. LOST AND FOUND One signet ring, found in Physi cal Science Center last semester. Gold and bears the Initial D in English lettering. May be picked up by owner in the Science Library in the Physical Science Center. HELP WANTED Part-time help wanted. I i a.m. to 2 p.m. II a.m. to 5 p.m. Or on weekends. (Any day of the week - good wages paid) If interested see Mr. Glasgow. Mc Donald's Drive-in. 1303 Charleston Highway. Wanted: Girl counselors for Camp interlaken. a small girls' camp in Boone. North Carolina. Write or call Mrs. R. 0. TAYLOR. 2900 Woodland Hills East. Columbia. Phone 772-0353. SUMMER EMPLOYMENT for col. lege men. $1.000 guaranteed plus paid vacation. Interview will be Tues., March 25 at 4 p.m. In room 207 Russell House. GRAOUATING SENIOR WOMEN!!! WANT IN WITH A GOING CON CERN????? If you like people, like to travel. and have a knowledge of a foreign language. consider becoming a stew ardess with Pan American World Airways. Stewardess interviews will be held on campus on March 25. 19f 9. For further information. please contact your Placement Of fice. Pan Am Is an Equal Op portunity Employer. FOR SALE "ARISTO SLIDE RULE" made in Germany. New. high quality. good for engineering. Sell for $25. Con tact CHEN. tenement 2. 6B or call 253-9308. .1411 GERVAIS ST. THE NEW & Di Fiesta Columbia's Largi Fine Food . ALL YOU CAN EA th righ t Male? plniatge, lint thge miale hais often ignored the hirthr hecause colorfnl elothing was and tasteless. Britton's Internaitional Des Dnf for Spring W(eaves color, into snitihngs that are tastefull ry andtt gentleniitnly correct. pitees by Northi Aumnerica are c'oiunplemtented byn the w(o ritilh. French andl Ital1ian co give' this collection te range1 perly for every' occasion. .otail look oif now is achiev-e suiing tand accessories to r ividual ii md good taste. Bri of acc~(e--ories is limlited4 onl mon t Market PLAYBOY COLLECTION: $1.000 or best Offer. Contact the Flea Market. Matched set Wilson Blueridge golf clubs. Includes six Irons, three woods, wood covers and bag. In ex. c*llent condition, asking only $q5 If interested, call 252-5831. FOR RENT Wanted: Two roommates to share apartment. $60 per month includes utilities. Contact Warren Hudson either in the Gamecock office or at 252-1721. MISCELLANEOUS New is your chance to buy name. brand items wholesale. Cheese from typewriters, stereos, any kitchen ap pliances, radios. T.V.. tools, hair dryers, vacuum cleaners, furniture and many mere. You name it-we have it. Call 252-1028. TYPING: Various papers. theses. and dissertations. Fifteen years ex. perience. Electric typewriter. Day or night call Mrs. Stokes, 782-0347. Anyone interested in formi'a flying club at USC. write Box U.5029. The aircraft would be a Cessna 172. 2 Omni, full IFF. TYPING - Term papers, theses, dissertations, manuscripts, briefs. Experienced all categories. Prompt service. Call Mrs. Holmes. 782-1296 any hour. PERSONAL INCOME TAX RE TURNS "SERVICES" 3702 Rose wood Drive. telephone 782-4222 Established 1947. Space for either two girls or two boys or a married couple on the trip to Nassau. Bahamas. April 3-7 (semester break) cost 595 each. Con. tact Barbara Kaufke. Student Union. 777-8189. PERSONALS Got a legitimate gripe? 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