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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
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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:
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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.
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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
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sacrifice fly by Howard Barfli
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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
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Ith the Gamecocks' second
udlock doubled Butch An
n, then scampered In on a
id.
Pes,
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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.
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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.
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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.
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