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But just in c instructions on self-defense in e fist, maybe you'd better read th( Hai Karate-be care Seek S1 After CI< By JOHN DAVID SPADE Special Writer Carolina's track team travels to N. C. State tomorrow to try for an undefeated season in the con ference. The Gamecocks have a I r e a d y taken decisions from C l e m s o n, North Carolina and Duke. T h e y have lost two meets to non-confer ence foes Yale and Georgia Tech. Dave Peddie and Dave Smith led the tracksters to their win over the Tar Heels Saturday as both took two first places. Tyler Hellams, despite a groin injury, won the long jump and fin ished third in the triple jump. Algie Simms placed second be hind Peddie in both the mile and the two mile events. "Algie and Dave have really come through under pressure in our last few meets," said Bob Kacz ka, who is undefeated in the 880 this year. lie grabbed his fifth first place in that event this year with """"""" Heald N [arket I Ne IISCEILANEOUS our chance to buy namebrand By DIANE sale. Choose from typewriters. kitchen appliances, radios, T.V.. Ast. Spo Iryors, vacuum cleaners, furni ny more. You name it-we have Gamecock All 1028. Various papers, theses, and dis Ifteen years experience. Electric action today ag Day or night call Mrs. Stokes. teian Blue Ho th and Physics, all 100 and 200 Gregg courts. SCall Terry Cobb. 765-2253. - Term papers, theses. disserta- Heald, who scripts, briefs. Experienced all 'rompt service. Call Mrs. Holmes. America for the y hour. the Gamecocks L INCOME TAX R E TUR NS * 3702 Rosewood Drive, tele- singles position. 222. Established 1947. this year and wi Term papers, theses. legal let laneous. Former administrative ber one in the A il Mrs. Horne. 787-8836. N. C. State, May 'OR STUDENTS OR FACULTY: anuscripts. Experience in typing "If Heald keE freading manuscripts for publi ly Biological Sciences but also is now, he has departments. rs. Mary N. Schwinn 787-4152 son. He is the ou or 782-0536 of the team," sa Clain. PERSONALS "Senior Stuart timate gripe? Get in touch with provedi tudent ombudsman. Send your ne and phone number to: Om- seeded number -5140. All Information Is con- sngles position Reynolds has ai head Scholarship TIME of North Carolir SUN.-THUR. and I hope he wil 11:30-1:45 FRIDAY tennis," McClain 11:30-1:45-.5:30-7:30 Bill Austin has et a( a To ~ ~~ B 00lgod niIAN d Itisart bgspo "Hedill ead no artiutoaya haeian Betto; ofeg coour He eeu aeonsratowhot youus yor ai arte aecksi th orhndss eieradw Cut hwbyo use ithe A N. CN.wSYare, Nay )otless A( .mson, U a time of 1:58. Carolina's Richie Sorin won the discus while Gary Zemel, who fin. ished second in the shot, nabbed the third spot. David Hines, who is also recov ering from a pulled groin muscle, placed second in the 220 and 100 yard (lash. He also ran the second leg of the 440 yard relay. Dave Smith, last year's h i g h point man, won the triple jump and the high hurdles. He also fin ished third in the high jump. USC swept the relay events as Jim Gee, Hines, Mike Purinton and Dick Harris won the 440 and Harris, Purinton, Bobby Howe and Kaczka won the mile. Gee also finished third in the 220 and the 100 yard(l dash. Tony Callander finished escond in the high jump and Howe finished sec ond in the 440. Mike C a w I e y grabbed a second in the javelin and Ron Rader and Paul Derrick finished t w o-t h r e e in the 440 hurdles. umed All America ters Battle F CIAYPOOLE from here on out. There v ris Editor difference in the team thr( ACC tournaments," said M America B o b b y "I was disappointed at the netters into ginia match, not entirely ainst the Presby- we lost but because three ie at the Maxcy did not put forth an effort was selected All 1968 season, leads U S the number one He is undtfeated 11 be seeded num- L oses CC tournament at 8-10. ps going like he To UN4 chance of being ca again this sea- The baseball team drop tstanding member fourth ACC game of th id Coach Bill Mc- Saturday in Chapel Hill. .The Tar Heels scoredI Reynolds has im- the fifth inning and got >n and he will be run in each of the remainii one in the sixth frames to beat the Gamecc t the tournament. USC's only run came in -cepted a Moore. of the third as Wallie Jont at the University on a Tar Heel error. Jones a for law school, of the Gamecocks' seven I continue to play single. continued. Billy Reitmeier absorbed also played "fair- He lasted four and a third or the Gamecocks before retiring in favor of ling to McClain, Robbie Mendenhall. has been holding The Gamecocks are 0-4 >ut has been over- conference and 8-9 overall. of his size. 2-2 in the ACC and 9-6 ove1 as been okay. I'm team will travel to Duke pleased, it coul for a doubleheader witht and it will be Devils. They play Wake Saturday afternoon in i Salem. INT] VAR Pree STAGE - SCI MONTREAL, SAN A N I JOIINNY PINEAPPI TIHE KALMAR BR( ROBIN ROY AND I MARIANNE VEIISE NORMAN LONG - JOIINNY IIIDDLES DOB KENNEY and TIIE MYSTERIOUS COMEDY IIYPNOS FINIS - IIOUD SUSPEP CAROLI COLISKI 8:00 I.M- MAY T ickE CAROl 'C Mark NC Wins Carolina's top pole vaulter, Jim Scott, is out of action with a pulled hamstring. The Gamecocks jumped off to an early lead in the meet with Clem son, but the Tigers came roaring back to cut the difference to four points, 65-61. Tony Callander then won the high jump and Dave Smith fin ished second. Dave Peddie followed with a win in. the two mile run and the mile relay team of Harris, Sims, Howe and Kaczka took their event to stake the Gamecocks to an 83-62 victory. Zemel took the shot put and Gee, Eidson, Purinton and Harris took their relay to stake the thinclads to an early lead. Hellams won the long jump and Sims took the mile in a 4:13.4 clocking. Howe got a victory in the 440, Sorin won the discus and Kaczka won the 880. Clemson won the javelin throw, the high hurdles, the pole vault, the 100, the intermediate hurdles, the 220 and the triple jump. resbyterian vill be a on the court," commented McClain. )ugh the "Clemson and Virginia will give :cClain. us problems at the tournament," the Vir- said McClain. "Virginia has a real because fine team. Gordon Burris, coach of players the Cavalier netters, is doing the and quit best job of coaching I've seen in the conference in several years. Vir ginia has very little to work with. They only have three scholarship players, and one is on basketball scholarship." McClain speculates that North Carolina will give the netters some trouble but the biggest disadvan tage for the Gamecocks will be the tournament court surface. ed their "We have been playing and prac season ticing on hard surface courts all season and the courts for the tour wice in nament are composition, the same a singIh as they were at Virginia. Clemson ig threc is the best team in the conferencL cks, 5-1. and they are used to playing on the to) -Jay composition. I don't see how s scored they can lose, but we are going to had one see what we can (to to make them hits, a play bad tennis," said McClain. McClain t h i n k s USC has a the loss. chance of winning the tournament, innings but thinks Clemson will have the reliever definite advantage of court surface, and most of the Tiger netters will in the b)e seeded number one in each di UNC is vision. all. The The netters will meet The Cita Friday dtel in Charleston on Wednesday. he Blue The remaining matches of the sea Forest son will include F u r m a n away' Vinston- Apriil 29, UNC here May 3, and The Citadel away May 4. ERNATIONAL HETY SHOW ehnting Stars of: EEN -RADIO -T-V AND NTONIO, TEXAS WORLD'S FAIR *ERSON! - and IIis South Pacific Revue (from IIawaii) 6S. - comedy acrobats (from Ihungary) IIS MAGIC VIOLIN - (from British Columbia) - (from Germany) (from England) D- (from Panama) "KIRIKKI" - magicians direct from Playboy(USA) NOVAK AND DERRICK - hypnotist (USA) IS (with all audience participatiorn) INI STRAIT-JACKET' ESCAPE DED FROM CEILING N A TWO HOURS OF CLEAN, WHOLESOME MFAMILlY TYPE 6, 1969 ENTERTAINMENT ts Now On Sale At AINA COLISEUM $4.0 $3.5 Sg a TM Quaterac THnndugs anT ar Muir g through a familiar routine as Suiggs hands off to the b)ig fullback for a charge into the line. 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