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Of fen By DOIN Special The advantage establishe( fensive unit in the first few tinued through the second we In scrimmages held last Carolina Stadium before Carc the offense started at midfie and time again to score. Warren Muir and sophomo authority between the tackles while halfbacks Ken Walkup, F Jim Cleckler and Jim Mitchel tial gains around the ends. Particularly devastating t< play run from the Wishbone fullback is lined up only a yar terback, so he hits the line I like a split second after the bi This movement occurs so ri sary to block the defensive sequence the quarterback opti defensive tackle. If he bolts ai hands off to the fullback who ing tackle. If the tackle lays back to tr will fake to Muir, keep the bi option off the movement of If the end comes up to me( a speeding Walkup or Hollomi behind and to the outside. If the defeiisive end concer ing halfback, the quarterback The offensive passing gai Coeds Plac( In Tennis '] By DIANE CLAYPOOLE Asst. Sports Editor The women's tennis team took a second place and a third place in the C o n v e r s e Regional Tennis Tournament this weekend. The doubles team of Susn.i Low. ery and Gail Hoppman was run ner-up to the doubles team from Appalachian State Teachers Col lege. There were 15 teams present from North and South Carolina and there were two leagues. The Carolina duo placed first in their league, but were defeated in the playoffs between the winners of each league. The total number of games played in each league was 42 and Appalachian won 40. C.-ro The Blossomn Shop F LO RIST S Devin. and Saluda FIVE POINTS ie Don HULT Writer I by the football team's of days of spring practice con k of workouts. Thursday and Saturday at >lina's Spring Football Clinic, Id and moved downfield t:me re Tommy Simmons ran w;th from their fullback positions, ,udy Hollcman, Billy Ray Rice, 1 all broke locse for substan the defense was the option or Texas T formation. The d and a half behind the quar f scrimmage in what seems ill is snapped. tpidly that it is often unneces tackle. In this multi-option ons off the movement of the rcss the line, the quarterback will run right by the onrush y to anticipate the play, Suggs tlI and move down the line to the defensive end. -t him, Suggs will pitch out to in, who is trailing four yards itrates on containing the trail : cuts upfield inside him. me also looked sharp in the 1 2nd, 3rd ['ournament lina won 34. Judy Pyle, the n u m b e r cne singles player icr Carolina frcm Charleston, W. Va., placed third. The winner in the number one singles division has not yet been determined. Miss Horne will play Caroline Brown of Furman fcr the So u t h e r n regional title. Miss Brown was the winner last year. Appalachian State also took the honors in the number two singles position. Appalachian d e f e a t e d Queens College fcr the title by on game. U S C was represented by Lynn Weigand from Philadelphia, Pa. There were 53 competitors on hand for the annual tournament, and this wcs the first year of com :)etition for victorious Appalachian State. "The competition was r e a I I y tough. The doubles competition was -specially good, much better than ,ever before," commented Miss Vio let Meade, coach of the team. ENGIl On May 10th, an employm< Columbia for graduate engir 15 top-rated national manufc entry level positions in various There is absolutely no cost< accept employment with one details, call or write to Mrs. at 779-3520. CAREER S 1338 Main Street Columbia, S CHEIN If you have a minimum of 17 have a number of fine notic talking with you at our empic There are opportunities in R&( vision and Project Investigatic 10 to 12 manufacturers in o obligation for attending or ac of our client companies. For Proter, Seminar Coordinator, CAREER S 1338 Main Street Columbia, S ACCOUI We have some 15 companies lege grads in accounting at May 10th in Columbia. These offer a wide range of careei U. S. For details, contact Mrs. at 779-3520. CAREER S 1338 Main Stret Columbia, S Gamec unate s scrimmages. | pass and fres Bill Freeman, run. The quarte to such pass ci linr.'s receiving fullback to tig angle out of t option play. While fans backs and end with the bloclk Tackles To Moye and Do controlled the While it ar plcsive offens know full wel on offense alo SuA Tommy Suggs rolls out i las: fall's hattle with Georgia. autumn seems far away the f( Spotty Pi Key To By BRUCE HONICK Staff Writer "Spotty" pitching and the in ability to hit with men on brse is how Coach Jackie Powers itemizes his team's problems this spring. The Gamecccks are 0-4 in the ACC and 8-9 overall. The baseball mentor says that JEERS int seminar will be held in eers of all disciplines. Some cturers wi'. be seeking to f ill sections of the United Sta:es. >r obligation to attend or to of our client companies. For Prater, Seminar Coordinator, EMINARS 1007 Barrlnger Bldg. 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Secoi 3uggs hit Doug Hamrick wit ,man Glen Morris connected who scored on a nifty 25-ya: rbacks also looked sharp on p ttchers as Fred Zeigler, the mf r corps, Tom Trevillian, newly ht end, and fullbacks Muir and he backfield after faking the were oo-ing and ah-ing at t Is, line coach Bill Shalcsky w ing of his charges in the line. ny Fusaro and Dave DeCamil n Buckner and end Doug H neutral zone acrcss the line of pears as if the Gamecocks will ive team, mest knowledgeabl I that a winning football tear ne. Staff gs Rolls Out To I oa pass -luring at work, pre Even though these. iotball team is tching, A owers' A the pitching has been good on occa sion, but lacks cons'stency and that he is disappointed in the perform ances of his freshman hurlers. Powers points out that pitcher Larry Erbaugh suffered a broken bone in his hand frcm a 'ne drive and his absence is hurting the team. In the hitting department, Pow. ers laments that his men can't siem to ccme up with the hits when they have the chance to score. He says that his team's inability ':o br'ng runs in has kept thenm from winning ball games. The br'ght spots acccrding to Pcwers are the perfcrmnances of IWally Jones andl Don Stanley, both Srong hitters. The rest of the team 'las not played to their full poten tial nor to Powers' expectations. Hurlers Joe Land a n d Jimbo CAROLINA CONSI pree DR. THOMA Author - Professor (Bi Topic: "THE TUESDAY - APRI Room 207 -Rus All Are Welc< THE SUPPER 9 PrIce Includ: MONDAY THRU I 629 MAIN STRNT RIGHT ACROSS Report id We I a touchdown with tight end ed broken field Ass completions .instay of Caro converted from Simmons, who handoff on the he runs of the as also pleased a, guards Rich amrick usually scr;mmage. be a highly ex a football fans ri does not live Photo by Chief Photographer Chuck Keefer Pass paring for more scenes like o RBIs fiseries Smith "have looked good on occa s:on," Powers said. When asked how he thought the rest of the season will go, Powers said, "We're doing all we can to shake ourselves by the bootstraps." Powers was pleased w i t h the Gamecocks' games with Clemson and Virg*n;a, saying that anytime the ball game goes into extra in nings, you know that you are play ing well. He said his boys could not pull those games out, however, due to hitting streaks by their opponents. Powers was not satisfied with the other conference games with Maryland, Duke and North Caro I:na. The Gamecocks will try to im. prove on their conference mark Friday in a dloubleheader at Duke and Saturday at Wake Forest. RVATIVE LEAGUE ents S MOLNAR ooklyn College, N. Y.) NEW LEFT" L 29 -7:30 P.M. sell House - USC me To Attend BIRD SPECIAL 0. MEAT 3 Vegetables Bread & Butter Iced Tea FRIDAY -5 -8 P.M. COLUMSIA, S. C. 4OM HONEYCOMIS ek Of Drills The opposition could handily thwart Carolina's offense by playing ball control. The offense will only be effective as long as the defense is able to stop the opp:sition quickly Dnd deep in their own territory. The defensive unit showed signs of awakening toward the end of Saturday's scrimmage when guard Kevin Mooney Iropped the quarterback for long lcsses on three successive plays. Safety Jim Nash and rover Bo Davies broke up 3everal passes in the secondary. In Monday's scrimmage the defense continued to show more mettle and had it's first "good day." Coach John Menger's "Ccmmando's" in the defensive secondary were particularly effective as halfback Dick Harris, safety Candler Boyd and the exceptionally quick Nash pulled down interceptions. As if the explosive offense and the ball-hawking secon dary were not enough to whet the appetite of Carolina's grid fans, the Gamecocks' "Mighty Mite," Billy DuPre, can usually be seen on second practice field kicking the ball in his picturesque soccer style from a range of 40 to 50 yards. Sportsbill '4_4 By BILL MADDEN As a perennial self-acclaimed stalwart of the Gamecock faithful, we have many times been confronted by a colleague who has summed up a Carolina athletic feat by stating: "I never thought it would happen." And so as we make ready to depart these hallowed halls we wish to bequeath to those colleagues left behind a list of things that are guaranteed NOT to happen next year-or any other year in the future of Carolina athletics: -Paul Dietzel will neglect to call Warren Muir "the fin est athlete I've ever coached." -Frank McGuire will state flatly that ACC officiating is the finest he has ever witnessed in the United States. -WABC New York, KDKA Pittsburgh, and WUNC Chapel Hill will petition to join the Gamecock Network. -Bob Fulton will run out of superlatives for coaches Dietzel and McGuire after a Gamecock victory. -Football and basketball players will fail to cut a single class during the off-season. -Every student will proclaim complete satisfaction over the ticket distribution solution. -Carolina cheerleaders will instill unparalleled enthusi asm in the USC student body even during losing seasons. -Beer will be sold at Carolina Stadium alid in the Coliseum. -The Coliseum will be named McGuire Coliseum (in this case originality as always will prevail and such names as "Memorial Hall," "Q" Building, or John C. Calhoun Gym will win out in the end). -Paul D)ietzel will neglect to call ANYONE "one of the finest athletes I've ever coached." -The Roost will be replaced by a reflecting pool or a teacher's parking lot. --Professors will be given free tickets to all athletic contests as added "fringe benefits" for serving the Carolina Ccmmunity. -Frank McGuire will recommend Eddie Cameron of Duke as the next ACC Commissioner. -Frank Howard will join the Century Club. -Carolina football games (especially against Clemson) will be scenes of complete sobriety. -And last, but certainly not least, no one in the ath letic community will be personally affronted by this column. E~ jRE STRIC T ED -Persons under l6 not?dnt e M O ?,' unless atccompDaned by parent or adul u~ardn THEY EXPLODED THE OUtEST RIOT LT2- li HISTORY THEIR DANGEROUS, DESPERATE BREAK FOR FREEDOM. /IT/um BROWN /01m NE MA ANDFEATURINGIMATES OF ARI10NA STATE PRISON Stdet it $1.00 a 1 L mettoSN'A