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Bogg'is rated fourth In the nation.
Gary Wetherhold, Carolida
freshman who has also qualified
for the NCAA's, will bolster the
Carolina diving attack. Followed
by Jack Moffatt, John Thoder, and
Bob Edens, Mayfield and
Wetherhold could possibly take a
one-two finish.
Thodwr, as Coach Combos puts
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"Moffatt, a junior, should rack
up the points," Combee said.
Edens, only a freshman, will be
preparing for the next season.
Primarily a short to middle
distance team, USC is hoping for
top performances by Williams,
Jim Weinzettel, George Fairey and
Barry Rich.
Williams also qualified for the
NCAA's in the 100, will swim the 50,
100 and 200 freestyle races.
Already holding the school record
in the 100 at a time of 48.0, Williams
will be seeking to top the school
mcord of 21.6, heki by Mike
Senker, in the 50. Williams has
been clocked at 21.8, his best to
date. The 200 is an added event
Williams doesn't usually swim.
Weinzettel, breatstroker, has
tied the school record in the 100
breaststroke with a time of 1:01.3.
He also has qualified for the NCAA
Ciampionships. Towering at 6-7'
Weino, as his teammates call him,
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Russell of Texas at Arlington.
Russell is currently in second
place in the nation, timed at 21.3.
Russell is also rated in the top ten
In four other events.
Fairey will be swimming the 200
Areestyle, which is his best event.
Rich, one of only two seniors on the
team, will be Carolina's hope in the
200 butterfly.
Mike Fox, Mike Hewitt, Bill Peet
Ibby Kerr, Mike Parker, Gaston
Fairey, Fred Schnekler and Ken
"The teams to watch will be
Southern Illinois, who won it last
year, University of Florida,
Florida State, and Texas at
Arlington," assistant coach John
Pittington said.
Also attending will be Alabama,
Georgia, Georgia Tech and
Southern Florida.
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The Gamecocks are likely tc
same kind of aggressive boai
Marine
by Bid
By JEFF WALLACE
Sports Writer
Looking forward to Wednesday's
game with N.C. State
Frosh, USC's Biddies took an
tatimpressive 82-61 win from the
Quantico Marines Saturday in the
Coliseum.
The game started slowly with
neither team hitting well from the
floor. "We played pretty good but
sluggish" said Kevin Joyce, whose
31 points led all scores.
"We were getting the good
shots, but we weren't making
them," explained Freshman
Coach Donnie Walsh after his team
had extended their record to 11-2.
Despite the Biddies poor first
half, they left the court with a 35-20
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lead as the Marines hit only 23 per
cent of their first half field goal
attempts. The game was never
close after the intermission with
USC leading by at least 15 points
the rest of the way.
Although Joyce had a great
scoring game the brightest light
for USC was Danny Traylor who
captured 23 remounds and hit 28
points, most of them coming on
short baseline jumpers and layups.
"With the great passing that I get,
I can't help but make them," said
Traylor speaking of the ten assists
that his teammates handed out
during the game.
Not only did he play well off the
boards and score weB but Traylor
also blocked several shots and
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-61
forced the shorter Marines to put a
higher arc on their shots.
"Danny did a splendid job on the
boards," said back court man
Jackie Brown. "Just his presence
on the floor is defense."
"He's playing well
progressively better every game,"
said Coach Walsh of the biggest
Biddie.
Traylor who has been slowed by
a knee injury that required
surgery before school started in
the fall said, "My knee is coming
around real well. I'm pleased. The
doctors said that it would take six
months, and it has been five
already. I'm to the point where I
was last year in high school. My
timing is better."
The team travels to Raleigh
Wednesday to take on the fresh
men of N.C. State. "Inside it will be
a tough game," predicted Walsh
"They are big physically, no one as
big as Traylor, but their front line
is 6-6 or 6-7 and built well."
One of those big players on the
front line is Rick Holt. "We wanted
him very much," said Walsh, "he
is very good."
In one game this season State's
Frosh beat Norfolk Naval Base by
18 points. Norfolk defeated the
Biddies by one point in overtime.
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