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John Roche watches h Davidson's Brian Adrian, an try to scoop up the loose b obscured by Adrian's knee). Wildca in UPS( By JIM HANEY Sports Editor "I think we put it all together tonight," Davidson's Doug Cook said. "Maybe we've got the unity 8 NEW ZIGZAG SEWING MAC GUARANTEE. Nationally adverti MONTHLY PAYMENTS AVAILAI INSPECTED IN WAREHOUSE. 5 DELUXE DOLID STATE STEREOPHONIC HIGH FIDELI HAND RUBBED FINISH. DEL CHANGER AND 4-SPEAKER AU] $88 EACH. MONTHLY PAYME' SPECTED IN WAREHOUSE AT 4 ELECTROLUX VACUUM CLEA TO BE SOLD FOR $39.95 EAC AVAILABLE. 9 A.M. - 6 P.M. Mor Phone UNCLAIMEI 1225 Broa (Hw) Columbia, chi Burgi ,ressive Davidson do elplessly as played very agg d Jerry Kroll the game, comp all (partially under the boarc The Wildcats ts put t of th we need now, like we had last year." Cook and the rest of the Wildcats had inteed put it all together and they beat the Gamecocks, 68-62. Cook, Mike Maloy and Jerry HINES WITH FULL FACTORY ied brand to be sold for $35 EACH. ILE. THESE MACHINES MAY BE FULLY TRANSISTORIZED IY CONSOLES IN BEAUTIFUL ,UXE BSR 4-SPEED RECORD DIO SYSTEM. TO BE SOLD FOR 4TS AVAILABLE. MAY BE IN UNCLAIMED FREIGHT. NERS AND ALL ATTACHMENTS H OR MONTHLY PAYMENTS .-Fri. Sat till 1 P.M . 772-5764 ) FREIGHT J River Rd. .176) S.c. 29210 The sap d 's are bigger ati ~r King. Home of the WI ~t. (1/2 Block West Of Campus apposite Wardlaw College Bldg.) COLUMBIA, C. ?fense -Art Carte ressive defense throughout letely shutting out Carolina Is. it all tc . Gam Kroll blocked the Gamecock front line off the boards, and guard Brian Adrian supplied the necessary outside shooting in the second half. Adrian hit eight of nine shots during the final 20 minutes and finished the game with 26 points. Gamecock Coach Frank McGuire said he thought Davidson was the most aggressive team the Gamecocks had played all season. "I give Davidson a lot of credit for the game they played," McGuire said. NEW LINEUP To get more height into his lineup, Davidson Coach Terry Holland had moved Adrian into the point position in the Davidson offense and put 6-6 Steve Kirley into the lineup in place of 6-0 Ron Stelzer. "There's a good chance we'll itic th. that lineu,''. Holland lan simply. "In the first half we aid we'd have to shoot from the )utside against the USC zone. They went to a man-to-man and we went nside." The Wildcats stayed in a man-to nan defense the entire game. lolland said he et the Wildcats ate. lopper. Horseshne USC domi By JIM HANEY Sports Editor Carolina's Gamecocks will at tempt to continue their dominance over the Duke Blue Devils tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 as the two clash in a regionally televised game in Carolina Coliseum. The Gamecocks beat Duke, 67 55, in the teams' first battle in Durham, as the Garwcock front - line held Randy Denton, the ACC's second leading rebounder, to six rebounds and 17 points. Denton carries a 22.6 point scoriag average and a 12.6 rebounding average into tomorrow's game. The Blue Devils beat Wake Forest, 67-65, Wednesday night as Rick Katherman hit' two free throws with :32 seconds remaining. Duke Coach Bucky Waters, in his first year as head of the Blue gether' ecocks had to block out Owens, Riker and Ribock from the basket to minimize the Gamecocks' height advantage. "We said we couldn't give them two shots," Holland said. "If you give John Roche two shots, he'll stick one of them in the basket." Roche scored 34 points, but the Gamecocks could not get the ball to Tom Riker and Tom Owens so they could score from the inside. Owens finished the night with two points. Riker had six. 69.6 PER CENT The rebounding battle was a draw - 33 for each team, but the Wildcats shot 69.6 per cent in the second half. The Gamecocks hit only 37.8 per cent of their second half shots. The Gamecocks led by 10 points at halftime, 29-19, as Davidson shot a cold 23.1 per cent from the floor, Carolina never led again as Adrian went on a scoring spree, and Cook and Maloy began to work inside against the foul-plagued Gamecock front line. McGuire said he didn't think the foul situation had anything to do with Carolina's losing the game. He concluded, "This game will help us win other games." Black views (('ontinued from Page 2) equality; they have experienced the humiliations of inequality. Yes, they are resolved that all mean are free; but, they are also resolved that they, in 1969, are not equal. They cannot wait because they fear that their lives, like the lives of their parents and grandparents, will also end without experiencing and without having equality-the equality that is long over due equality that was guaranteed and that was a written obligation in 1776. and that has not yet been fulfilled. How long are blacks expected to wait for equality? It is already one hundred ninety three years late. FRI. FEB. 20 th CAROLINA Columi s.....AZ.. FREE CTNNIAL OFFERI 100 Barnum ? Bailey Commemorst Pucae nAdvance Or By Me Si~ Cay.e e Fort Jeeksen Special S4 -i-'- FRI. 3:00 PM PM 0 SU. .i07 .:3 P. M hopes Iance Devils, has tried using five dif ferent starting lineups this season. Against Clemson Monday night, Waters started Denton, Rick Katherman, Dick DeVenzio, Larry Sanders and Ray Kuhinteier, and the Blue Devils won. 91-75. Mike Davidson's Mike Maloy ben a reverse layup despite the efi was held to six points and strumental in the Davidson 4 Swimmer W1einz By JOHN GASH Sports Writer The Carolina swimmers ended their dual meet season with an impressive victory over the Clemson Tiger squad Wednesday, beating them 57-46. The outcome brought the Diver Jcoh ru SUN. FEB. 22 COLISEUM bia, S. C. il.s FRI . . . , b err ki. Pek.nUru s ihArnvers Reinfomain 777-5 en I CoT.i10-m SA. ffic * De.nn V--WIwoo 0 y 9 qpf U7IV to ex over I Only Denton and Katherman have started all 16 Duke games. Waters could choose to start Don Blackman, Brad Evans, John Posen or Stu Yarbrough. The Blue Devils are 13-5 on the season, losing to Kentucky, North -Will e( Maloy ds over backwards to put up orts of Rick Adylette. Maloy six rebounds, but was in lefense under the boards. 5 dunk T4 ettel ties n Gamecocks record to 4-7. It was the third win in the last four outings for the swimmers. Trying not to run up the score, Coach Pete Combes experimented in several events. Preparing for the upcoming Southern In tercollegiate Invitationals and s r ti fI t t -che poorapher. ne ene vi Thoder Maxcy, Bates I triumph Tlom Kemp, with 21 points, led t Maxey dorm to a 67-42 victory overt Hates No. 2 in the first of two games in last night's intramural basketball action. t John Gallin was Bates 2's high scorer with 23 points. Al In the second contest, Bates I S< beat Moore dorm 63-54. vi Jim Louie of Bates I led all thl scorers with 28 points. Moore's Jim cc Rtohi led his team with 14 points. pi COCKS Ove VICTORY Tomorrow 4-8 Free Admission - 25*/ Best Dane FI 19 rV M VAMU%WCK--P tend )uke Carolina, North Carolina State, Maryland and South Carolina. They have already beaten Wake Forest twice, once by eight points and by six in overtime. Duke has only three probable starters who are more than 66 in height. Denton is 6-10, Katherman is 6-7, Sanders is 6-9 and Blackman an even 6-6. The Gamecocks will probably start a front line that includes 6-10 Tom Owens, 6-8 John Ribock and 6 10 Tom Riker, with All-America John Roche and captain Bobby Cremins in the backcourt. The Gamecocks record is 18-2 following Wednesday night's loss to the Davidson Wildcats. Senators' qe ts (Continued from Page 2) class stamped on them but this incident will not reoccur. In response to the seniors who feel they are getting a raw deal, so do he grad and law students. The ticket distribution is carefully :hecked before any tickets are ianded out each morning. The president of the student body, by statute, gets six seats. (Sec. N. Row AA, Seats 1-6) He may use them as he wishes, for example the president of the student body of Clemson, Danny Hunt, recently was his guest. As a final note, tickets are always rearranged so students by higher class get better tickets, and the tickets left for the general public are the worst-if one doesn't believe this, look way up into the corners at the next game. CHIP GALLOWAY Chairman Registration & Distribution Student Senate rers cord kCC Championships, Combes idded events to ins swimmers' isual ones. Trond Williams, seeking to ombine a third event with his isual two, won the 200 freestyle, ust missing his best time of the eason. George Fairey, the team's liddle distance freestyler, won me 200 backstroke. In other events, Toby Kerr, a -eshman, won the 200 individual iedley, and Mike Hewitt, a junior, ok the 200 breaststroke. But the most outstanding display if talent was provided by ~arolina's Jim Weinzettel. ~wimming in a special 100 reaststroke race, Weinzettel both ed his school record time of 1:01.3 nd qualified for the NCAA hampionships. "Ii he (Weinzetteli had been in et ter shape, he would have beaten he record considerably," comn riented coach Combes. "He went ut fast but he dies in the last 50." Weinzettel's qualification puts te list of Carolina swimmers who ave made the NCAA Chain onships at four. He joined divers like Mayfield and Gary 'etherhold and sprint swimmer 'illiams. Since Clemson doesn't have a iree-meter board in their pool, the ree-meter diving was omitted. Jack Moffatt and freshman diver ab Edens took first and second in e one-meter diving. 'The swimmers journey to hens, Ga., to participate in the >uthern Intercollegiate In tationals Feb. 19-21. After that, ey will go to Chapel Hill, N. C., to impete in the ACC Chamn onships. r DOOK PARTY P.M. At (Freday D'Scene but now under coeqist management) Draftf- LveBand loor inS.C.