The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, April 11, 1969, Page Page Seven, Image 7
Basebd
Hellan
limbo Smit
Georgia So
The baseball t e a m w o n two
games Monday in Statesboro, Ga.
The Gamecocks t o p p e d Carson.
Newman, 1-0, in t h e afternoon
game and beat Georgia Southern,
6.3, in the nightcap.
In the opening game USC scored
an unearned run in the fifth inning
Golfers
Take
2 Matches
Carolina's golf team picked up
their first two wins of the season
against one tie, trouncing MIT and
Virginia.
Against MIT April 2 the Game
cocks lost only one of the nine in
dividual matches. Happ Lathrop,
Richard Tinsley, Johnny Dennis,
Wade Mayo, Ronnie Smoak, Max
Poteet, Jim H a w k i n s and Earl
Pruet all recorded wins over the
hapless crew from Massachusetts.
Earl Pruet fired a 69 to take
medalist i o n o r s. Hawkins and
Mayo had a 71 and a 72.
In the Virginia match Johnny
lennis lost the o n l y individual
match of the (lay for the golfing
Gamecocks as they topped the Cav
aliers, 17-4. Number two man Tins
ley had the low score of the (lay,
a two-under-par 70. Mayo shot a
72 and Lathrop carded a 73.
Manning Inks
Basketball
Scholarship
The U S C athletic department
has announced the signing of Dil
lon's Casey Manning to a basket
ball grant-in-aid.
Manning, a 6-2 guard, averaged
over 34 points per game in leading
his team to a 23-3 record and the
state AAA title. His top output
was a 62-point effort against Mc
Coll last year. He also scored 56
points in another game last year.
Kappa
For mnt
fly JIM HANEY
Sports Editor
Kappa Alpha used a tight zone
defense and a balanced scoring at.
Zone 18's M1
dlI Te*a
.s Leai
,h Pitches
uthern Win
as Carson-Newman pitcher L e o n
Prater dropped a pop fly to allow
Lindell Bradley to score from sec.
ond. Bradley was sent in as a
courtesy runner for catcher Buddy
Caldwell who had singled to open
the inning.
Freshman R o b b i e Mendenhall
picked up his first win of the sea
son, working five innings, giving
up five hits, walking three a n d
striking out five.
Arnie Marzullo worked the last
four innings, gave up four hits,
walked one and struck out four.
Against Georgia Southern in a
seven inning affair USC scored
three runs in the first and added
runs in the third and seventh.
Ronnie Fulmer led the Gamecock
attack with three hits in four trips
to the plate.
The Gamecocks will play a
doubleheader a g a i n s t Maryland
this afternoon. The game will be.
gin at 1. Saturday they play Vir
ginia at 3. Both games are at
home.
Fratern
Past Ini
By PHILIP HINSON
Staff Writer
The fraternity all-stars staved
off a furious fourth quarter come
from-behind attempt by the inde
pendent all-stars to win a 63-62
verdict. The contest saw the fra
ternity men steadily build a lead
in the first three quarters, and it
proved to be their margin of vic
tory as the independents outscored
them 22-15 in the last period.
The independents relied heavily
on the scoring of Zone 13's Bob
C.:wartacky in the last quarter as
he displayed the form that gave
him the scoring championship.
After leading 18-14 at the end
of the first quarter, the fraternity
men scored eight straight points to
pad their margin. Play was nip
an(-tuck the rest of the half and
the fraternity men led 33-25 at
Xlpha I
camural
tack to dlefeat Zone 18, 61-59, for
the intramural basketball campus
championship.
The KA's held a five point lead,
Staff Pheto by Elliott S.restelm
im Wii
is Tra
ity A11
depend
Doug Fisher
efeats 2
Champ
58-53, with a little over a minute
left in the game, but Dick Stein
led a furious Zone 18 comeback
that barely fell short.
Stein hit two baskets underneath
with a KA traveling violation sand
wiched in between and the score.
board read 58-57 and 44 seconds
remaining.
Terry Campbell fouled KA Greg
Blatt. Blatt missed his shot, but
a Zone 18 man jumped into the
lane too soon and Blatt got another
chance. He hit.
Zone 18 came downcourt, Camp.
bell put up a j u mp ash ot that
missed, and three subsequent taps
also refused to drop. Tommy Gar
yin finally cleared the rebound for
KA and hurled a long pass upcourt
to Blatt. Blatt hit the layup to ice
the game.
Garvin and Blatt led the KA of.
fense with 17 and 15 points. Stein
and Doug Fisher w e r e tied for
Zone 18 scoring honors with 14
each.
KA took an early lead in the
first quarter, but Zone 18 came
back to tie the count at 24.24 with
three minutes left in the half. Fish
er tapped in a shot to put the In
dependent League champs ahead,
26.24, but Garvin tied the score
again with a shot in close.
Bobby Merritt stole a pass after
another exchange of buckets and
went in for a layup to stake KA
to their halftime lead.
KA stretched their lead to five,
38-33, but suddenly went cold and
saw their lead slip away. Dick
Stein began to dominate the defen
sive boards a a d his teammates
were taking turns putting the ball
in the basket on the other end of
the court
With Zna 18 down hy two Bill
is Dou
ck Te
tiling Club In Actio
Stars S(
mt Foes
halftime. Bobby Heald scored ten
points in the first half, and John
Coleman and Gregg Blatt added
seven each to the fraternity cause
The independent scoring was mor,
balanced as nine men scored two
or more.
In the third quarter the frater
nity men maintained their eight
point lead with a 48-40 third quar
ter advantage. Czwartacky scored
his first point of the game with
about two m i n u t e s left in the
quarter.
Then, in the f o u r t h quarter
Czwartacky came to life. The slen
der guard scored 16 of his team's
22 fourth quarter points and al
most single-handedly brought them
back. He opened the fourth quarter
with a long outside shot.
Then, after a Terry Campbell
basket, he scored two straight over
the-head fast break b a s k e t s to
one 18
ions hip
Light crept inside for a three-point
play andl then converted another
free throw as KA was called for
a technical foul. Light then got
another basket inside to put Zone
18 up by four, 45.41.
KA pulled back to within one on
a Whit Moore jump shot that made
it 48-47. Zone 18 lost control of a
jump ball, Workman hit a jump
shot, KA intercepted a pass under
neath and Garvin tapped in a Blatt
misfire to put KA into a lead they
never lost.
KA had to outscramble their big
ger opponents under the boards
and kept Zone 18 from getting the
ball inside to Light and Fisher
throughout most of the game.
Campbell had 10 points for the
losers, Light had 13, Doc Malloy
got six and John Fisher had two.
For KA Danny Workman had 13,
Moore had 10 and Merritt got six.
John Roche and Bob Cremins
were on hand to present the
trophies.
Rugby Team
In Tourney
The USC ruby team will travel
to D)uke University May 3, 4 for
the Sevens' Tournament.
Carolina, as well as other com
peting schools, will be allowed
several teams of seven members
each. Two of the miniature teams
start the competition, and the
winner of the match faces another
team of seven. This procedure
continues until all teams have
played and a winner is selected.
Sandy Frazier, sophomore, is
cant-sin of the US5C tamm
[b1eher5
tM To
Staff Photo by Larry Clark
lueeze
o, 63-62
swing the momentum over to the
independents' side.
With just over two minutes left
Czwartacky stole the ball f r o m
Heald and his basket gave the in
dependents a 60-57 lead. G r e g g
Blatt canned two foul shots. Then,
with 1:30 left, Czwartacky picked
up his fourth foul and Blatt again
converted to put his team up 61-60.
Czwartacky again put his team
ahead 62-61. G r e g g Blatt once
again went to the foul line and his
two foul shots concluded the scor
ing at 63-62. In the last 20 seconds
Bobby Heald stole the ball twice
and the independents could not get
a basket.
Johnny Gregory, w h o coached
the fraternity men, pointed to the
foul shooting of Gregg Blatt and
the defense Bobby Heald as keys
to the victory.
The game concluded the intra
mural basketball program. T o mi
Webb, intramural director, said
that he was pleased with the par
ticipaution and enthusiasm shown
this season and felt that this sea
son was one of the best ever.
K A,R
ider, 1
93-51
Thinclads
In Third I
The USC track t e a m topped
Duke in their third dual meet of
the season Monday, putting their
record at 2-1 for the season.
The thinclads piled up a larg
lead in the field events and took
the contest, 93-51.
Netters
Compile
11-1 Record
The Carolina tennis team took
five of six matches in eight days
to push their season's record to
11-1.
In their last outing the netters
beat the Ivy League's Columbia
University, 8-1. Lewis Weisser lost
the only match of the day for the
Gamecccks. He was beaten 7-5, 8-6.
During the eight-day stretch the
Gamecocks toppled Duke, Illinois,
Toledo, Berea and Columbia and
lost to Clemson.
The Gamecocks will hit the road
for a three-day tour beginning Sun
day when they play Maryland in
College Park. NMonday t h e y will
take on Virginia and then play Vir
ginia Tech Tuesday.
Spring F
Practice
Coach Paul Dietzel opene
practice Wednesday with 91 ca
The squad will have 20 pra
the annual spring game May
fight '69," will be an intra-squ
Thirty-one lettermen retui
4-6 last fall, including two pl
sat out last season due to inji.
ees are rising juniors.
Several rising sophomores
freshman team are expected i
starting pcsitions.
Kevin Moody, a middle gua
in at 214, is the top b,hunk
knee injury and was unable t<
The entire starting back
Suggs, halfback Rudy Hollom;
flanker Fred Zeigler return fo
The two positions expectec
center, v-acated by most v-alt
rover back where All-ACC Wa
The practice sessions will
Saturday this week and will b
Thursdays and Saturdays for
pract ice sessions.
'i.7 nra u n
0, 5-3;
m
Win
Top Duke
)ual Meet
Tyler H ellams was the o n 1 y
double winner of the day for USC
with first place finishes in the long
jump and the triple jump.
In the shot put Gary Zemel took
the honors with a toss of 48'9%".
Jimmy Poston was a e c o n d and
Richie Sorin finished third. Mike
Cawley won the javelin throw.
Jim Gee, Keith E;dson, M i k e
Purinton and Dick Harris com
bined to win the 440 relay. In the
mile Dave Peddie took a second
behind Duke's Ed Stenberg.
Duke ace Jeff Howser took the
high hurdles. USC's Joe Wingard
was second. USC swept the 440
with Bobby Howe first, Eidson sec
ond and Harris third. In the 100
USC's Purinton and Gee finished
second and third behind Howser
in 9.8.
Bob Kaczka and Brian Hyler
took the 880 and the pole vault, re
spectively. Kaczka's t i m e w a s
1:54.4. Hyler recorded a jump of
1..'.
1.
USC lost the in te rmed iate
hurdles and the two mile run, but
took the 220, the mile relay and the
high jump. Purinton won the 220
with a 21.8 time. Tony Callender
won the high jump with a leap of
6'6" and E'dson, Algie Sims, Howe
and Kaczka combined to win the
mile relay in 3:20.4.
>otball
Begins
d the football team's spring
Lndidates reporting.
.ctice sessions concluding with
9. The battle, named "Cock
ad affair.
-n to the team that finished
ayers who lettered in '67 but
iry. Twenty of the 31 return
ip from last year's undefeated
o give the veterans a run for
rd who stands 6-4 and weighs
prcspect. Aloody suffered a
play last season.
ield of quarterback Tommy
in, fullback Warren Muir and
r another year of ACC action.
I to be most up for grabs are
iable player Bob Mauro, and
113y Orrel operated last season.
be held Wednesday through
e held on Mondays, Tuesdays,
the remainder of the spring
stf a.~ ,ymsetse.es
p..nh