The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 25, 1970, Page Page 4, Image 4

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bitting at a a ppe Phi's t a S.1 CUp. s loa good a" knack for dWades, a guard, l his points from ifolowed in the In t",t sramtble by Tyrne of Sagwdin who Is averaging ndMeadowsTfner and Tom of Maxcy who are tied for t'ird with 21.0 slates. Uay Miller and Andy Gallin of i0ts l and Bates are knotted in a fetth place tie each sporting 20.0 si4rioi marks. The remiing top ten scorers are bavid JenkiW of Preston at t(4, Larry Flack, 18.0 for Married $idents, Tom Perkins of TMA Atha 1.0 mark and Cowart of Wdrow at 15.3. Geor Gulden of ATQ is second ALLEN UNIVERSITY TONIGHT Allen University preseni Ramsey L.ewis in concel Marci 25, at 6 p.m. A Caroline Collseum. Ticke K 9 644 , 3., and $2.5 As wel,1 go toti Allen University Centonnh Fund Drive. Tickets may Il purchased at the Coliseun Taylor Street Pharmacl and Allen Universiti Business Office, Celumbia S. C., Parkiand Pharmac In Cayce; Naomi an Warner Gifts, .Sumter S. C.; Dekalb Pharmaci Camden, S. C.; an Williams' Music Qrangeburg, S. C. That Ramasey Lewis In concel Wednesday, March 25th al p.m. ..oI We didn't make it We did make it for sleek new shapes. L fast fastbacks. We made it for p drive on a road. No~ That's why Camaro road-hugging fr suspension. .4n -ame r Oj.S SO.rer sia -M", Rho04" I*s the FratWl4ty eago with a S.0 tverage .a followed by Gary g 10K* with 0.3 t."per g Itii, Chip Price with . for SAX, and Dave LA of Phi Epsilion PI with a 16.0 mark. The last fiv. Is domninated by undeeatd P( Kappa Alpha who places three of its players in the group. Following Jack Anderson of ATO who is nuviber six are Pat Laing, Doug Fisher, and,Bobby Heald. Anderson Is oring at a 15.2 pace, Laign at 15.0, Fisher at 14.1 and Heald In tied with Sigma Nu's John Williamson for the last spot with 14.0 marks. Sports Log ODAY: Twnn* - Tummfeat Tech at Maxcy-crg at 3. BaebsI - Princeton at Cole Field at 7:30. TOMORROW: Tain4 -N.C. &ate at Maxey Gregg at 2. Bax*A - Dube it Cole Fld at 1 ia.m. Golf- Red Fox Invitational at Tryon, N. C. Political ads now being accepted by The Gamecock i it Is I, f, 's is, d rt 4 ie drive Camaro is made or just anybody. to choose their pow people who like sions are available ong hoods. And upto the Turbo-J V8with the SS ye ople who like to It's for people w t just ride on it. aren't necessarily f has an improved large crowds. Ther -on t an d rea r two buckets up fr< two bucket cushi ii $he '70 chevy sporta Holiday D)ram ,ud stri, a wee-k-Iing tipl fear SW. wS a fanann is,poreVN IN NE. Feir fu#I det alla and an5 ent ry fer, v~lii .y..sr p', a, IShI0. 4e'itedlke uend MeIlserti Maty renIUndS an aIr; Ar v.4 e Ih e'etatee of Wa.uhin.guen and Wherenin L4~ty~baWbwho Wqt te,i .1& eeoo le 14 stranded in the Ios 0s0dWled to convert twice with the boes loaded and les than two cardina got excellent pitching from treshman lefthander Allen Hilliard and righty Phil Houst6n in claiming their first win. Butch Anderson led the hitting attack for the Gamecocks. Anderson blasted three line shot singles and drove in two team mates in the win. He alto came up with the defensive play of the night when he turned a hard-hitting line drive into a double play. "Butch is really hitting the ball," said Coach Bobby Richardson. "He is helping the younger boys, adding incentive and spirit to the team." Anderson was the only Gamecock with two or more hits, although freshman Bruce Pudlock chipped in two RBI's. USC took advantage of its hits in this game as they scored six runs on seven hits. USC broke the scoring ice in the fourth. Anderson rapped his second single of the night, stole second and was chased home on Pudlock's long double off the left field fence. Pudlock advanced to third on a ground out and scored on Howard Barfield's sacrifice fly. In the fifth the 'Cocks tallied another pair on an error, Don Stanley's single and a sacrifice fly. USC added single tallies in the sixth add seventh to wrap up Richardson's first collegiate baseball win. Monster Burger ( Monstrously good Monster Bi Crisp French Fries . .. A $S Present your studere identifi special price. Frank I 409 BLOS (At The Trademarks licenswed by lnivcesl'picti saysal ror people who like in back. Ai 'er. F our transmis- them easie1 .And six engines, We ma< ~t 396 people who raion. front disc 'ho side-guard and of certain kir e are *e like this. I ht, the way isWhat(d Puttil ring. NEbw thru March 33. Prininot y6ail tournarzant tht t.1s $ t win game. they lost Ip Toldo opewh night, t04, and dropped a I decision to Massahnetts la night. The Tigers were 14-7 last y* but have been hampered in tI early part of the, season by co weather. tobert Wolff is the expecth starter for Princeton, while U Gamecocks can choose betwei Gary Lance, Eddie Bolton, E baugh or Marsullo for the h assignment. The leading Tiger hittei returning from last year will I catch6r Arnold Holtberg, ou fielder Paul Colburn and infielde Robert Shiffner, Todd Faulkn and John Rooney. Hotberg checked in with a .8 mark at the end of last season ai Shiffner was at .291. Faulkner, tI captain, finished at .265, Roon4 .224 and Colburn .220. Divers, i leave for By JOHN GASH Sports Writer Every sport, whether it be hi school, collegiate, or profession has its own unknowns who masl their part'cular trade only receive no acclaim except witl their own circle. Mike Mayfield, John Thoder a Gary Wetherhold are three su athletes. They will be leaving 0ampus Night wemde 5 p.m. tUic g ombination Plate rger, Tossed Soled, 9 .19 volive cetion to cashier for S0M STR EET Bridge) e C 3969 Frank N' Stein uesems, 11 Ot. aKl. d longer doors that make to get to. le the new Camaro for like the stopping power of rakes. And protection of door beams. It takes a d of person to drive a car ecause it says a lot about he thinks. oyou think? rg you first., keeps us first. SeI.At you eletlrsots Dept. ('ouir. pn'k ay E 'ne p. r ka g'~Jy. ihe ri'h,. r,,I-t spo.erI enoeee-e!: .1 l's . t-uh nso N -w . i .a.s. :4 Rr Id 13 Bruce Pudlock slides home w ie run against Yale last night. P )y derson home for USC's first ru sacrifice fly by Howard Barfli insung. herc he . N- Nfi the biggest moment in their diving careers when they depart for the gh NCAA Swimming and Diving oil, Finals today. ,er Under the guidance of Coach Vic to Laughlin, the trio will be out to fln achieve that most sought after prize - an All-America award. nd The glamor is not there because ch diving is a mino ort. The fame for is not there because this is not an Olympic year. But the pressure is there. Each man will be facing the diving greats from all over the country. Thr Uder, the udnof achrnie diver of the three, will be out for his third try at the finals. He still has one more year with the squad. Diving is more a mental sport than a physical one. Thoder at tempted to express how he felt about going to the heralded finals. "It's on my mind constantly - even when a teacher is talking to me I keep thinking about that certain dive," he explained. "hffighthidw I feet ddbination of being determined and seared. But once you get on that board, you have to have confidence to win." Thoder apparently thinks that certUSC sdive,onesideried. ms ocen todeteiest and scaod bet onte outh on thath oar,-o hvtovcofidence to win.""ie(ayil) Gary (Wetherhold) and myself have the potential to win. All we have to do is put it together to take this thing." Mayfield, the handsome one, is "excited and frightened. I like the idea of playing with the name guys," said Mayfield. "Since I made AlI-America three 'times in high school, I'll be out there giving It my fullest to make collegiate AlI-America. But if I lose, it's not as if I'm going to die. It's a sport meant for fun." Mayfield definitely thinks teamwork plays a major role in WHICH WAY? Fleetway Rent A Car 1802 St A tmosi Conger Open 11 G.m. to 1 a.m. (2oa. PIZZ TELEPHONE 252. 8627 FEATURING 22 DIFFERENT - VEAL PARMIGIANA - SPA BEEF RAVIOLI - ALL T YPI WgLCOMES SININS ST CANDLgLIGHT - UC TA 1 . -cores r Ith the Gamecocks' second udlock doubled Butch An n, then scampered In on a id. Pes, als diving. "If one of us gets going good, all of us will be out there pulling for him," he said. After this year's finals and probably next year's, Mayfield wants to go to Australia to study oceanography. Wetherhold, only a freshman, feels he will be out to gain valuable experience, but he also has thoughts of winning. "With such great competition, I want to make the top twelve (the divers who finish in the top 12 places automatically make All America)," Wetherhold explained. ,fe rathe - r,,mo#9tY #.ela thet "the other two (Mayfield and Thoder) have the better chance at win ning." Laughlin, USC's most successful liver in recent years, is only a first year coach. He is making no predictions, but his divers are ready. Fee hike (Continued froni Page I) employees except student assistants. Al employees under that act must be paid $1.60 per hour next February. However the state has elected to go already to that level. "The Charleston fracas (hospital workers' showed that you are vunerable you are below that," said Jones. Jones added that when he began as president here, many employees were paid $.60 per hour. March 15 UnIversity employes earning up to $9,100 per year became eligible for over-time pay of time-and-a-half. Before, only those earning under $7,8000 were. Brunton said that the consumer price index is expected to Increase 6.5 to 7 per cent In 1970 compared to 3.1 per cent in 1967. FLEETWAY!! inter St. Phone 779-4445 phere! iiality! rn., Fridays and Saturdays) 827 HARDEN ST. COLUMBIA, S. C. At Five Points TYPES OF PIZZA PASTA GHE TTI - LA SAGNA - 5S OF SAL AD. WVU TO - FINE ITALIAN FOSS PT SEVums .. Netters tomo'rf'ow y JIMIANEY 8ports EdItor The tennis team can even their record at 34 U they can win their next two matches today and tomorrow. Coach Bobby Heald's charges, 6. 3 losers to Minnesota yesterday, will play Tennessee Tech today and N. C. State tomorrow. Both matches will be played at home and will begin at 2. USC lost four singlqs matches and two doubles matches to Minnesota yesterday. Bill Austin and Barry Altman won their matches, 6-2, 6-2 and 6-2, 6-3, and Ray Cowan and Bunky Brunson teamed to win a doubles match, 6 3, 6-0. USC number one man, Lewis Weisser dropped his match to Bill Drake, 6-3, 6-4, as Drake used precision placement of his shots to keep Weisser off balance throughout. Kevin McCarthy, playing in the number two position lost what was perhaps the closest match of the day to Dave Cross. In the number four position, Art Kamn fell victim to the bullet-like serves of lefty Jim Ebbitt, 6-3, 6-1. Dick Peyton, playing number five, dropped two sets to Ken Peterson, 6-3 and 6-4, and theg Gamecocks went into the doubles matches needing to win all three to take the match. But Drake and Cross quickly punctured USC's victory hopes with a straight set win over Weisser and Altman, 6-4, 6-1. Ebbitt and Dave Stearns put McCarthy and Kamm away, also in straight sets 6-3 and 6-3, leaving owi d D-1m-n the, ninly doubles winners. The Thursday match against State will be the Gamecocks' first conference match. State was 0-7 in conference play last season and has only two lettermen returning. suggstd Jones said that he has "fought hard" for increases in the out-of state fees to be gradual. Even after the increases an out-of-state ~ student would be paying only 355 more in tuition and university tees per semester than in-state students paying $275 for these per semester. Jones said that the state is paying $54.50 per semester per student for tuition. The higher fees for out-of-state, students are to counter this contribution. Brunton said, "We are shooting in the dark completely on this board plan. We don't know what students want. We think they want a flexible plan... an optional plan." The proposed food plan is op tional and covers five days and 14 meals: 200 students are on the present board plan. Jones said that students were not consulted about the fee raises because "it's largely a management function." The advance fee is being spread over the entire year. Jones said. because students who leave after fall semester impose a burden on those who stay. --The beds have to be paid for whether they are oc cupied or not." he said. Jones said that there would be no drop off in dormitory reservations after the change because " We have a waiting list in the fall." Spring reservations will be higher, he said, because there will be' no increase in the total number of beds next year and only a 100 bed increase the following year with the closing of 'alumbia Hall and the opening Capstone North. The Flea Market llemnta through Frliday For sale: Aat-l'at Mlltilex~ r-ve-aver and 24 wa,ti ILaimonkare sterns amtphher In to m,eeti the puhhei. have~ I 'pmng ant sho.rt hand -.ala.ryS I:in per yea.r 2'13-4424 afIter 5 r ear C all W' M1 "'trn h-r "Mellantel 777-itria. l-:s.er birmng, b,4~at ongs: lack anyx 4-gtu%. wItet, egg it nle. .and Dais, of ether ihmuns-. buts motee , tiall. llippmt.e it hope'. Alme West SI Fei s i.-: Knglthsh Sports (tr 1965 right ii.iid drel, Austmin licaly pnrtix C'ar. P'hne WVe1tINi knoiwin g .kemh (iait please contatt