Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The Gamecock, will be meeting Wake Forest, who upset Duke, in the semifinals tonight at 7. ,ks overc victory ly the best slow- they were trying desperately to get all year," Ribock off a game-winning shot. the best, without The Tigers were playing without two of their regular starters. ing tap. Clemson Dickie Foster sustained a nto a three-two dislocated jaw in the Tiger's 105-95 Zatezalo roaming win over Wake Forest Saturday ing to use Richie and sophomore center Greg Latin ime to pick pesky was declared ineligible because of fI his back. But it "excessive class cuts." Latin may ho had the last drop out of school this semester he ball from the and is reportedly in serious ing seconds when academic diffliculty. 46 ACC TOURNAME Thursday, March 5, Friday, Mar South Carolina South Ca Clemson Duke 7:0 Wake Fore Wake Forest N. C. State N. C. S Maryland North Carolina 9 Virginia ome Tig in ACC The half-time score was Carver missed dleadlocked at 12 all, but the Clemson went Gamecocks got a Tom Owens tap designed to devoi and jump shots from Bob Carver minutes of the clo4 and John Roche to put them ahead the last shot, bL. to stay, shortly after the opening of called for a five the second half, and Ribock grabi Carolina stretched its lead to six, Carolina worke 26-20, as Tom Rtiker tapped in a Owens for a turn Cremins' miss, but Clemson left side of the b~ chopped the lead back to one, 26-25, retiring Tiger when Mahafv turned in a three- Roberts' last del point play at 7:52. Clemson stuck to their slow-** down r-eligiously. and matched S[ baskets with the Gamecocks to keep the Casueplina lead to two until The Columbia Sj Zatazelo slid down the lane for a will have its first lay-up that tied the count at 29 with season at the USC only three minutes remaining. Park Street behin< Sunday. 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The bali jiEt bounced the wrong way and that kind of thing is very important in a game like this." Clemson was called for two five second violations late in the first half, but the smaller Tigers con trolled both of them to hold Carolina even at intermission. Clemson fought the taller Gamecocks to a standstill in the first half. Carolina controlled the opening tap, but Roche's driving layup was blocked, and Clemson came down court prepared to camp out if It was necessary, to get the good shot. For the first eight minutes of the game, Carolina could manage only a Roche hwe throw and an Owens' 'tap, but the Tigers didn't do any better, missing two layups and drawing one charging and one traveling violation. The score was tied four times during the opening 20 minutes, but neither the Gamecocks nor the Tigers could overcome poor shooting performances and tur nover problems. The Tigers missed several driving layups after the lane had been cleared by their spread, and the Gamecocks shol a miserable 27.8 per cent. Roche managed only one point during the period and missed all four shots he attempted from the floor. Owens was the Gamecock's leading scorer with nine points. Roche had seven as did Ribock and Carver. Riker and Rick Adylett each had two points. Ronnie Yates led the Tigers with 12 pomnts. ani on driving layups into the open area around the lass. Many of the drives were aginst Ribock. "Yates is quick," Ribok said, "I saw him play up hr against LSU and he stole the bell from Pete Maravich twice." Yates fouled out of the game with Carolina ahead, 26-37. Mahaffey was Clemson's second leading scorer. lie bad eight to adi to seven by'Zatumalo and six by John Coakley. Clemson held the ball for the ias three minutes of the half, and thet proved to be about the most ese oiting thing the Charlote Ceb arwd was trested to until lat la the mame. 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