The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 28, 1969, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Baseb,
Cash
Massachust
Aid Gamec
By BILL MAI))EN
Staff Writer
Taking advantage of Massachu
setts' fielding miscues, the Game
cocks exploded with an 1-hit at
tack that featured a two-run
homer by Hilly Cash and crushed
the Redmen, 10-2, at Veterans
Hospital Field Monday afternoon.
USC jumped off to a quick lead,
scoring three runs in the second
inning on a walk to Cash, a single
by Bluddy Caldwell and a sacrifice
by Ronnie Fulmer, followed by a
wild pitch and a triple by Game
cock starting pitcher Larry Er
baugh after Gary Lance had sin
gled home Caldwell. Cash's home
run in the third inning increased
the lead to 5-0. The (;amecocks
never trailed.
Massachusetts came back in the
fifth inning to score their only two
Ins, an( quite possibly could
have made it a different hall game
had Fulmer not ma<h- a brilliant
Roche
Gets l
John Roch4
Monday.
The cup is
basketball ; la.
her of ('. nme
McGuire's latt
ioche led I
finish in the
vitational Tou
The 6-2 g
first team an
Player of the
age of 2:.6 poi
Clemson's But
The trophi
name of each
on it.
Gov. Robei
vere on hand
sented a res
(amecocks fo
gained for gr
Four L
Compel
Staff Writer
C'onv eraging on thle i nivers it y of
Inrd iania poo1 li husday wvere the
'r.aor of the counitry's swiminfl
andl div ing crop, ilicludling ar four
TIhe NCA\ A\ ;winuning anrir- i
ing (ChampJions~h ips began T[hors
day and will conitinuei through Sat
urduay, showcasing the swimming
and( (living elite of America.
The latest addit ionls to the I 'SC
troupe were senior Vie ,aughlin
an rd Jolhn T[hoder, divers who all
ha't dominat ed ACC'( comiipet it ion
th is past season.
I,a-ghlin, a Waterloo, Io'wa
naitive, repre*tsi'n'edl South (Car-olinia
at the 1948 l'. S. ( lymipic Trial<
and was 1 9(;8 At C Chamniion in
thre three-meter diving andl run
tier-uap in the one- mete r.
This past year I augli n re
banted as A-\CC chamlpion. The
i'hysical eduicat ion mnajor was Ce
rapitaini of Carolina's 19n;7 swim-i
mnig teami andi c-urren'tly uowns all
five I '(C divinig records.
.Johun TUhoder is only- a soph)lo
nmore, but will participa'e ini the
Sports Car
Rally Set
For Sunday
"ill hnol a "'Spring in the ('oun
try' rally Sunrday afternoon.
The rally will Ibeg:ni fr-omi thle
West (Columbhia 10M a r t on the
iha rleston lIIighway, Reg istrtat ion
will begiri at 12:t00, the dlrivers'
mieeltirig will bre at 12:10 arid tihe
first car will leave at 1.
TIhe irally will take about -114
hlou rs to comp Jlete. Triopi es will hbe
AIll Te
Leads
tts Errors
ock Cause
over-the-head grab1) of a line <drive
off the bat of I)ick Pepin, robbing
the Redman of a Certain homne
r.un.
The Gamecocks tallie<l once
again in the seventh inning on a
double by Iutch Anderson who ad
vanced to third on an oversight
by the Nlarsachusetts shortstop.
Caldwell then lashed a triple jist
out of the reach of the right
fielder Pepin to score Anderson.
USC Completed the rout with
four runs in the eighth as Donnie
Churchwell lashed a single off the
third b a s e im e n ' s chest and
promptly stole second. Then Lance
walked and pitcher Jimbo Smith
lilned a double to left scoring Cald
well. I'ance came home on a had
throw. A double steal then sent
courtesy runner Lindell Iradley
to the plate after 1)on Stanley b:wat
out an infield hit. Wallie Jones
completed the scoring by singling
in Saly
Selected
Femorial
received the first Pat McGuirt
presented t' the University's
er. Presented by the Greater C
rce, the cup is awardedl as a tr
wife.
he Gamecocks t- a 21-7 re,ord,
AC(' and to an invitation t0 ti
rnanient in New York.
ard, a tinanimus selection t,
d the only sophminore ever se
Year, finished the seasn with
nts per game, second in the cor
ch Zatezalo.
will be on display in the Col
year's most valuable player w
-t McNair and Columbia Mavo
for the present:tion. The ChI
liution of appreciation to Mcl
r the "recognition and attent
ater Columbia."
SC Tai
eIn N
N('A A Chonriionshipis. iIe comn
hinedii wit.h I.aughlin the 1:ast two
one-two' di\ ing lichtI in the con
:he' ithlahem,, l'ai. native was
I t8 ACC(' Chaim itin in the one
mieter diving and runner up) toi
te'ammate I.aughIi n in the thIiree -
metir div e. liis goal is to reach
"AlIl-American" status at the
Indiana piool this weekendl.
l'arit iiting divers in the
NC'A A Ch!ampion>hips must com)
e e in the prieliinairy eve:its as
Colemian Se
11- Hi
Ganeco<
MVP,
Award
Memorial Cup
n st valuable
olumbia Cham
ibute to Coach
a second place
ic National In
> the All-ACC
lected as ACC
a scoring aver
ference behind
iseuni and the
ill be engraved
r Lester Bates
miber also pre
"uire and the
ion they have
1kers
CA A's
i. re ration for the finIals.Th
p (relminalries wee<'l out, the goo<
fr'om thet beist an<d only the tobl
i litfieris will complJete inl the
finalo s.
Swinune01 s al ike Slenke'r anl J 1in
Wien;:tte~(l were namne<d earlier thi:
year as I 'SC' representa' ives at
the NC(A A (Champrionsh ips. Senio
S lenke r qualifCie<l for the 50-yar<
rreestylie event an< i Wienfzet tel will
c'ompete in both the l1t) an<(l 200
yani'o freest yk'.
Pe4te (Combles. C'arolina swim
ming coac1h, will accompany0fl~ hi;
unlerstutidies to lIl~oomington.
Staff Photo by Bob Bensen
ts For Shot
>ps
A tta
k Batter Awaits I
Undefe
Overco
By DIANE CLAYIOOLE
Asst. Sport Eitor
Illbby leald led the undef 'at(
(am ;c(ck netters; to a 5-2 vie:or.h
e Wake Foreet.
Heald defeat.d Jim Ilaslow, G-'
7-5 inl the numler one single.
match. Gamecock teammate, Ja.
Schlosser defeated Mike Ruben.
stein in a three-set match, 5-7, 6-2
6-3.
Lewis veisFer lost a hart
fought match to 1)eacon Ron Mae.
Vittie, in the third singles match
7-5, 2-6, 7-9. The ( Gamecocks alst
lost an(itlher singles ma'ch whet
Henry Ragle (I ropI) ped a clost
three-set match, 8-6, 8-10, G-1, t<
USC Invital
To Be Heb
Thel Sailir'g Club will be the hoest
fer the U SC Invitat ional Rt gatta
Saturdlay.
TIhe skipp:-rs' meet inrg w ill be at
9 :80 a.mi. and the first race is ex.
p) heted to hegi n about 10. The race
wil bI e held en Lake Mlurray near
Wells al ari na in Hal lent ine.
A pontoon beat will be Prtovided
for spectaters. Hank HIitpas, vice
co)mmodore of the club11, explained
that spect ate rs would be welcomi.d
andi that the pontoon b)oat would he
available so that they could get a
better view of the races.
S ix schools are explected to at
tend(, including the C o I 1 e g e of
Cha rleston, The Cit adel antd Clem
son. The regatta will featute 12
races, six in the A dlivision and six
in the II division. Ken Ge rmatn is
he prihale skipper otf the A divi.
~ion beat and Hitpas will l ikely
-kipper the H dlivision hoat.
T[he club uses six Pengu in class
~ailboats in the races, with t h e
~kippers using dlifferent beats in
ach race.
The club, organized in 1 96 t, has
Sigma Nu
Win In 1
Sigma Nu and Zone 18 ads
intramuraml basketball tou rna
night.
Zone 18 used their height
of Zone 13, 82-69.
Latrry (Campbell fromt Zol
teammnates 1)oumg andl John 1"
t ively.
Scott Barnes dropped in 2.
had 18. Bob (Czwartacky, avt
game, was forced to leav'e ti
secondl (uarter after su ffering
(Czwartacky had .ceoredl six p
Sigma Nu, down by one i
play, came oni strong anmd be;
Sigma Nu had led most of th
point when Pat Cunning hit
No on top) for the remlaindler
Sonny Metz was high scort
Pat Cunning and John (Colem;
Capers Bouton and Bobb3
for Sigma Alpha Epnsilon with
issachi
Clk Wi
..a.
Z..
1'
'itch .
ated Ga
me Wa]
Kev West.
USC"; Stuamrt IRvynlolds <'eftet(4
Cliff Pearce, 7-5, C-0. Bill Aust'n
also broight hone a %ictoryV when
he heat the Oeacon's Dlave Ash
craft, 6-:, 7-5.
In doubles (ompeti ion Heald
and14 Schlo-ser defeated the Wake
Forest twosome of H1aslaw and
Ri-A nstein, 7-5, 6-:.
"Wake Forest is a real fine
team11, very well balanced. They
caie on the co-Art- in ending to
win the miatch and they put forth
a ve:-y good effort," said Cjach
Billl .e ain.
"I'he USC boys put for.11 the
best overall effort I've seen. All
ional Race
I Saturday
lthout :!5 :ctive member's. Iistp)Zos
encouraig'd a nl y Ofnle inlter~sted in
ai ng to er me' to the we:-kly meet
ing:; Wednesiay at 5 in BA 118.
A* party wvill he hlid f<r the lh h
member,; andl participbants frim the
vis. t ng si etos Frid ay n:g>t.
Carolina Cup
Is Saturday
In Camden
T hi :7th Caoina C up rces will
he held Sat urday in Camden.
F"ourteen he.rses have been nom
nated f< r the fe ature' steepl.ch: s -
Among the favi rites f< r the 8 1.500(
event a ra' Se. ds of War, lI a ni en I I,
andI I uman A\ ffairs.
Ilumnan .\ffairs took the Aiken
G'bI (up Last week ar:d the ot hir
two each w< n over hurdh-s at the
s art tif the stt't'plechase seascn
Zone 18
ourney
anced tb the semi-fin:ius of the
nment after wins on Tuesdlay
ad vant age andi came otut on top
10 18 scored 17 points, while
isher added 15 and 1.1, restee
for Zone 13, andl Jimmy Poole
'raging more than 30 points a
te game wjth 6:.45 left in the
a cut on the back of his heatd.
ints when the injutry occurred.
aint with four m intutes left to
.t Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 57-50.
e game, btut fell behind by one
long jump shot to putt Sigma
of' the game.
r for Sigma Nu with 17 points.
n both had 13: for the winlners.
Temple were leading scorers
17 and 13 points, reonactivel,
ise tts,
th Ho
44
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A nd Shams Si'fF
inecock
ke Fore
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%ell. \\f w but the b vs
,Il, to win," ( "ch .l:
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10-2;
mer
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nta% by Chief Photograoher Chuck Keefer
ngle To Left
Netters
st, 5-2
The -w inning Gamecocks will
m1eet CI em ston today and I )uke
Saturday afternoon at the Maxcy
(Iregg tenni s courts.
(*,
Staff Photo by Mike Tyler
Ba(ckhanld
Staff Phete by Sob Senses
R ebound