Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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SwimiT] d ivers By SCOTT DMRKS Sports Editor The USC swim team with a record of 1-1 could be a prime contender in the ACC tournament this year. Th( Gaston Fairey of the USC swi backstroke event in the mei WhatI4 (Go to the O.K., here's some Now, the purpose financing a little Being from the Sc of water skiing. F< say that that met place like that? N We mean Beech the highest slope And Beech hast with lifts to servic get some good c around and get w Beech also has winter long. If yOt * O.K., send me all * NAME__ __ * ADDRESS_ _ * CITY__ __ * BEECH MC U (This offer good anytir ters AC best in "The conference meet will be the tightest meeting in the history of the ACC," Coach Pete Combes said. "This is the first time four teams have been as close as we are going to be. Hoh Henson re off mming team takes off in the t with North Carolina. ire you gi WI' Bahamas?Go to Pan thing new: snow skiing. Dynamite of this hype is to get you to talk getaway to the mountains. Read iuth, when you think of skiing, you >rget it. This is snow skiing. The b4 ins Vermont or Colorado or some ope. Viountain, N.C. Yeah, North Carol i east of the Rockies, and that inc 3n different slopes, from beginne e each one. There are cozy places how and something to drink, or arm. lot of single people all over th4 are male, that means that there a those brochures and things so I c STAT UNTAIN DEPT. "E", P. 4 ne dutrinn.the asnn except the weendn, C coni confE N.C. State, who were ACC champions last year, are again a strong contender for the title. After two meets Combes said, "They are not doing as well as I had hoped, but we're not as bad as I sometimes feared." "The Georgia meet was close but shouldn't have been. We didn't swim well. We had seen the times of Georgia against Florida and we knew,we were significantly better. We went down there after the North Carolina loss and swam a little worse than we had in the first meet," Combes s.Qid. USC dropped the first meet to North Carolina 58-53, even though swimmers like Trond . Williams recorded impressive times in the free style. The USC divers, called by Combes, "the best in the Con ference" have collected all 16 possible points in diving competion this year. "Our divers always do well," Combes said. "Jack Moffatt is probably the most improved diver and Mike Mayfield the mosl consistent. He is the real sparN ing to do te r -n I yo-oh WELL, 11RIE V4C amuall thin o huerdt Ast. Ah, but you entitles you 0 other foreign fees and co (A lot lessi jacket patch in. Beech has "One GoodI ludes Vermont. all that jive. r to advanced, transportati< where you can coupon out, maybe just sit shoot throu what's happ Smountain, all Bahamas? I re a significant winter, go tc an ponder this skiing business I E _________ZP. ). BOX 277/BANNER EL oif Dcermber 27-28 1969) Lenders, 0rence plug of the divers. They are a seperate team In a team. "They should tear the diving up at the conference meet," Combes said. The squad is made up of swimmers on partial scholarships though none have been awarded full grants. The 21 man team will break for the Christmas holidays but plan to return to school a week early to prepare for the meet at East Carolina University on January 9th. "We just hope they can get back in shape. With swimming you can't go out and run or go to the local basketball court, we just hope they can find places to swim," Combes said. The Carolina swimmers have only three South Carolina residents with most of the swimmers coming from Pennsylvania, Virginia, New Jersey. Washington and Florida. "South Carolina has very. few good swimmers because of no-high school program, there are seven good prospects this year in South Carolina though," Combes said. Aith yoursi 1mle wihwomyuca0eo to' hav an-eupmn, we0lr mplet equiment enta. 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Horseshoe's Bob Wycolovski said, "We had them from the firEt and took a commanding lead of about 40 pins. By the final game they had to out bowl each man by about 20 pins." Dave Dilks led the In dependents with a *472 series 'ollowed by team mate Eddie Withrock who registered a 471 ieries. The Horsehoe racked up a !274 total to beat the fraternity team by 78 pins. Sigma Phi Epsilon captain 4 Chris Martin led his team with a 486 series and maintained his team could win were there a rematch. "They had no rules about sub stitution and one of our guys had to work. If we had it to do over, we could win. They are good but I think we could have won if we had gotten a few good breaks. urrie 0UTH the IUTH >nes Mc Kinney isn't a bad If says that if he had not Vake Forest on the ACC ould never even have ina Cougars came into ng out, and now Bones has iably having more fun than 4 1 hard row. The travel is players. But the old folks ph-rush and the irregular tones is an indestructible ,but he seems younger, he now leads. But the real ssing. Pros get paid -in vith one of them is to ante s just a little less taxing am. There are Mamas and ed that their little boy will pa can live vicariously off there are a lot of cheating ge coach to go beyond the 'o ranks the only rules is: 's legal. 3ones isn't a terrible drag. long in practice. The only -' ing that will hurt this ball hd, hustle back to the hotel y are being paid and un playing for fun in college twit the coach to break don't perform up to snuff' n or remorse, trade them aken outpost for the ABA. they can demand more college kid's scholarship more of them would be in le'll have a beer with -the less than your best. Snipe e selfish and don't give up >le. And as a pro coach he y are most sensitive -- in s calls the Cougars in for i. Actually, if he were a ion of group therapy. He Then they can all have at Is to say what he really s, loses his right to gripe. r off pretty good, because ersonal relationship with omebody what you really survive, then you're on ut he tries to inspire ths &9e try, matured by the y green lovely stuff hangs or a guy who would have nlouncing, old Bones ain't ching.