Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Pace-, Wol UNC Takes By PHILLIP HINSON Staff Writer North Carolina's potent Tar Heels Friday pounded six Game. cock pitchers for sixteen runs to take both games of a double. header. The double win kept North Car. olina firmly atop ACC standings with a 9.3 record, and buried the Gamecocks further in the cellar with an 0-9-1 record. North Caro. lina is 16-8 overall. South Carolina is 9.13-1. USC's Jimbo Smith opposed UNC's John Yancey in the opener. The first batter of the afternoon, Clem Medley, opened with a walk. After Buddy Caldwell threw him out stealing, Chris Ruddell tripled. Skip Hull brought him home with a single. In the third Ruddell and Hull singled after one out. Then a Now Showing ACADEMY 'AWARD WINNER CLIFF ROBERTSON BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR AS --Escape With Us Today 1 :20-3:15-5-7-9 Relax Wiilh Us In Air-condition, ' Comfort AT TIlE .. . . . OF COURSE LAST WEEK ENDS WED. - LEE MARVIN TOSHIRO MlFUME PANAVISION- - TECHNICOLOR' CAC ~ AT 1-3 5-7-9 Settin tack 1 Both Game run scored on a Gary Lance error. With two runners on, Smith forced the next two bat ters to ground out. In the fourth USC captured their only lead of the afternoon. Don Stanley opened with a triple and Wallie Jones doubled down the right-field line. Then Butch Ander son hit his first homerun of the year, a towering opposite-field shot. With one out in the fifth UNC's Ruddell walked. After Ruddell stole second, Hull sacrificed him to third and Eddie Hill then brought him home with a single. The sixth and seventh in nings were scoreless and the game went into extra innings to break the 3-3 tie. North Car olina wasted little time in re gaining the lead. Eddie Hill opened with a single and was sacrificed to second and then to third. Jimbo Smith's fa tigue became evident as Char lie Thomas and Ron Lemmons dou bled. Larry Erbaugh came on and al lowed an RBI single before retiring the side. After two men were out in the Gamecock half of the eighth, pinch-hitter Ronnie Fulmer walked. Stanley then singled him to third. Wallie Jones then beat out an in field hit, scoring Fulmer, but Butch Anderson popped up to end the game. North Carolina had six runs on eleven hits and committed no errors. South Carolina had The New Morality? Ho CAROLINA CONSE prese DR. JAMES \ Associate Dean, C "SEX AND 196 AND THE IRR Tuesday, May Room 207 - Russell H All Are Welco Ladies' < ACME WEST Levis- Le Wran' 01 Most At MOELE CORNR LADY 03ic, .7 &r . ONE 11011R OR ONE (BY IEQU EST) * SPECIAIJST IN CLA." * 24-1101 II (:OIN-OP IA * ShIRTS IAI ND)ERED (ON llANGERlS AV * GOd)ll SEA1, I)RY HF. WE- INVITE YOU TO LOMI SI'NSIIINE- ( rTar )eals s, 6-4, 10-0 four runs on eight hits and committed one error. Winning pitcher John Yancey is now 4-2; loser Jimbo Smith is now 1-3. USC's Eddie Bolton started against UNC's Bob Rhodes in the second game. After one out in the first inning, Tar Heel Mike Rob erts drew a walk from Bolton. Hull then reached second on a throwing error by shortstop John Wolforey and Roberts scored. Eddie Hill then singled Hull tc third. Doug Lannum walked to fill the bases, and John Rudisill drove a Bolton pitch over the left field wall. After C h a r l i e Thoma grounded out, Ron Lemmons sin. gled, and Coach Jackie Powern brought in Phil Houston who re tired the side. The Tar Heels continued their assault on Gamecock pitching in the second. Following a double play, Hull doubled through the fence. Hill then collected an RBI single before Houston struck out 1,annum. In the third inning Gary Lance came on to pitch and held the Tai Heels scoreless. Don S t a n I ey opened the Gamecock third with a single. After Wallie Jones flied rut, Butch Anderson singled, but Buddy Caldwell hit into a double play. The Tar Heels coasted in from there on Rhodes' three-hit pitching. The Tar Heels utilized twelve hits for their ten runs, and com. mitted no errors. ov New? How Moral? RVATIVE LEAGUE nts V. WIGGINS lonverse College ?; RELATIVISM EFRAGABLE" 6 -7:30 P.M. ouse - USC Campus ne To Attend ir Men's ERN BOOTS e Riders gIers tything EVY'S A ASSEMBLY veI ljOt L5eller D)AY SERVICE ING. LEATilERS, SU;EDES INDRIY TO PERFECTUION NO EXTRA CHARGE) BY AND PICK UP YOUR RtEnIT (:ARn Heeli Sa ' g e Asst Sprt Editor. i-06 A 7k A Gamecock is thrown 0 Satulday's game wih N. C Gamecocks lost to State, 4 ping a dloubleheader to UN Tar Heels By DIANE CLAYPOOL Asat. Sports Editor UNC, who shares the 1968 ACC tennis titled %ith Carolina, ripped their way to an 8.1 victory over the Gamecocks Saturday. Carolina s Bobby Heald, AC singles champion, dropped his first match of the conference when Lee Langstroth toppled the All-Amer :ca player, 6-4, 6-4. Heald led in, the first set 3-1 when the UNCI ace won four straight games to: bring the tally to 5-3. Heald held his service in the ninth game, but Langstroth finished up the set by winning the tenth game. Langstroth's shots were consist ent throughout the match. He kept Heald running with his consistent and well-placed shots. In the second set Langstroth came from behind, winning a three-game spurt to win the match. USC's Jay Schlosser lost a long three-set match to Tar Heel Joe Dorn. Schlosser lost the first set of the match 10-8 but heldl his service in the second set and won it, 6-4, but the Carolina senior was overpowered in the third set w'hen Dorn whipped past him, 6-1. Things weren't much brighter for USC's Doc Malloy, when Fred Rawlings took the fourth singles match, 8.6, '7-5. Carolina's Lewis Weisser helped the Gamecock netters sav-e face when he defeated Jim Conn, 6-4, 6-3, in the number three singles position. Stuart Reynolds, A CC t i t I e holder in the sixth singles division You'll Earn A FORTUNE in your LIFETIME! Part of Everything You'll Earn Is TO KEEP! isn't it? For Personal Flnancial Counseling Coil: BILL BROOKS 254-7765 INTECON ( ORPORATION Tenth 4, Dead Gamecock t at first in Friday. Ile t State. The after 11 conft after drop. tie against Cl 6-4, 10-0, called on acec Down Nei lost a heartbreaker to Allen Lassi-. ter. Reynolds took the first set of the match, 9-7, but couldn't com pete with the Tar Heel player in the second set and dropped it, 6-3. Things were looking up for Rey nolds in the third set when Lassi. ter blew triple match point twice but came back to win the fifth! singles match by a 7-5 victory in the third set. In the sixth singles division, North Carolina's Mike Kernodle defeated Henry Ragle in a three set match, 7-5, 1-6, 6-3. Schiosser I Carolina's number two net shot against a North Caroli match with the Tar Heels. U~ GOD said, "The P but, it weas an ob and not a co MAY 12-16 Second Floor STUDENT UNION AGO Z74, Staff Photo by Bob Benson eam is winless in ACC action ,rence hattles. They have one emson in a game that was unt of darkness. tiers, 8-1 South Carolina offered little op position to the visiting victors in the doubles competition. The UNC duo of Langstroth and Doug Craw ford downed Heald and Schlosser, 6.3, 6.8, 6.2. From there on out it was easy going for the Tar Heels. Rawlings and Conn defeated Reynolds and Weisser in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3. Also in straight sets, Dorn and Kernodle downed the USC dou- I bles team of Ragle and Austin. The team will be at the ACC tournament May 8 at N.C. State. Staff Photo by Larry Walker ~ackh ands er, Jay Schlosser, returns a rna opponent in Saturday's Cwon the match, 8.. >or Will Always Be With lervation mmantdment. Make the sc OSS -Loss State Takes 4-1 Win The baseball team left 13 run riers stranded Saturday afternoon and fell to the Wolfpack from N.C. State, 4-1. The Gamecocks got nine hits off starter Mike Caldwell, but were inable to put them together to mount a substantial offense. Their only run came in the bot. tom of the first as Don Stanley walked, advanced on a sacrifice and scored on Butch Anderson's single. The loss dropped the Gamecocks to 0-10.1 in the conference and 9-15-1 overall. State is 7-.5 and 14-7. Arnie Marzullo started on the mound for the Gamecocks, but was relieved in the fifth as the Wolf pack jumped on him for three runs. Rightfielder Pete B r o c k I i n started the inning with a walk and advanced to second as centerfielder I>ave Boyer beat out a bunt single. Two sacrifice flies by Francis Combes and Caldwell sent one run across the plate. Darrell Moody and Chris Cammack followed with singles after Clem Huffman had walked, and the State 9 had two more markers. Larry Erbaugh came on to re lieve Marzullo in the fifth and re tired the side without further dam age. Marzullo gave up six hits (lur ing his stay on the mound, walking three and striking out three. State got their final run off Erbaugh in the seventh. Cammack walked and took third as center fielder Ronnie Fulmer dropped a fly to the outfield. Cammack then scored on a balk. Joe Laing pitched the ninth for the Gamecocks and retired the s.de without a hit. Ronnie Churchwell led the Gamecocks at the plate with three hits. Anderson and Wallie Jones had two each. Dan Traylor Signs USC Grant D)anny Traylor, a 7-0, 245-pound enter from Winston-Salem's R. J. Reynolds High, has signed a has ketball grant-in-aid with Carolina. Traylor became the fourth signee ror next year's freshman team. Al ready- in the Gamecock fold are Jimmy Powell, Casey Manning and K(evin Joyce. Traylor carried a 25.9 scoring average during the season, pulling lown rebounds at a 19.6 clip. r'ray-lor is the first seven-footer to >e recruited by Carolina. Traylor led Reynolds to a 19-5 season andl a trip to the state play ffs. lie was named to the North ?arolina All-State team two times md( was a fifth-team high school All-Amnerica his senior year. ene. Better.