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Wbo IN 4 MeineO tie. 1AhoM Is on of ti' Intermediate titert:80 at tbo t~~iiIbui itaays and il D sprint medley 54M& ltsaway in the a e T d Jimmy Smal g6ia bate By JOHN GASH Sports Writer The record-breaking USC nigb: 44u"d will travel to Clemson thi Suday to take on the in a] .arch-rival" ma In the last ater th Gamecocks ran r vay to a impressive 219-3 ph over th Tiger squad. Explaining w1It kind of tear Clemson fields Jack Clasen, one o the USC co-captains, ,said, "Th Ti110" are our favorite opponents We,ike to play them the best." Wfih the Clemson game and twi others remaining, the rugb: squad has. surpassed al r ? THE AC Pse 2 70MM4< TC JERRY. lAd LEWIS "PATSY" "3SON (aC .n400t a&WOb un the an sleg S artoe big wins a the SNemwsedinnt Reqlays FlO Ia Relays. - These saide four will stay togther to fortn an excellent mile relay,teau with Kaeska once again g"ttifg the no4 as anchor man. Small, Harris, and Eidson complete their triple duty in the relays by joining Dave Hines on the Gamecock 440-relay. Paul Derrick on the 440 leg, Sammy Gibson on the 880, Jack Miller on the % mile and Algie Sims on the anchor mile should give the Gamecocks a good chance in the distance medley.. Individually the Gamecocks feature Jimmy Small and Dave Hines in the 100, Alan Hall and journey Tigers established Gamecock scoring records. In home game stands the team I has outscored opponents by an i enormous margin of 57 points-66-9. The Ruggers have amassed 79 e points to their opponents' 34 in ri overall competition. e "This is dofinitely the best team that USC has had in its short I rugby career," said Clasen. The Ruggers beat N. C. State in a rain soaked battle, 8-6, in the last home stand. The Ruggers are led by Andy Gallin who has made five tries, which isequivalent to 15 points. The team's record now is 3-2. 'Tlei 00 IEACH OTHER, THY IGNITE TEWORLD! VENTURERS E MWNflE" ty HARO.0 R088SS lows AT: -5-8 P.M. & STEREO Peter O'Toole Petula Clark DAY AT 58 p.m. E99 at Blly Noo in both the lU0yard Ish aW.1W-yard high ibardles and baod jump s well as running anchor "sP on both the sprint medley and mile relay toims. The meet also features out standing high school perfore from throughout the state. They will include superman Harry Blake of Summervile igh who qualified in the 100-yard dash, 120 yard high hurdles and broad jump as well as running anchor legs on both the sprint medley and mile relay teams.. Preston, PiKa, S. Sigma Alpha Epsillon up outlasted Kappa Alpha, A Preston beat Bates 1 In Ir night. SAE relied on the scoring canned 24 points, to turn bac Gulden led ATO with 19 po PI-Ka ran their unbeaten triumph over KA. Pat Lain game high 20 points. He wac 14 and Doug Fisher's 13. D man for KA with 15 marke Maxcy put together a counteract LaBorde's Dave runnerups, 56-47. Tom Kemp hit 17 points Levendosky finished with 1 Preston beat favored Bai mory. The winners take a 1-0 Columbia tennis tear The tennis team will play Columbia of the Ivy League at the Maxy-Gregg Courts Saturday at 2. Columbia is reported to have a strong squad with both freshmen and varsity performers. The six singles starters for the Gamecocks are led by Lewis Weisser the number one man. Weisser, a senior, has lettered all three previous years. Weisser is followed by freshman MORNING D FIRST I Now Upstairs in 709 SANTEE MOST NOMINATION ACA DEli NOMIl IN( BEST PICTURIE.BES'i "llas that ioumthful accei with Zeffirei's 'Iome< "An instant classic. It ha perfornmance, pathoEs ai "Epic battle of the. sexe RIcHAIR GENE VII IN THEHA IRE ANiuTHOY QI 1:3046:30-9 Bob Kaczka Relay anchor ma(A Maxcy, AE win set Alpha Tau Omega, PiKa Naxcy stopped LaBorde and itramural playoff action last power of Bobby Temple, who :k favored ATO, 62-41. George Ints. string to eight with a 63-53 g led the P1 Ka attack with a ; supported by Bobby Heald's anny Workman was the high rs. balanced scoring attack to Martin and halt the League I for the winners while Rich es I, 64-55, at the Naval Ar edge in a best of three series. plays USC R tomorrow Kevin McCarthy. McCarthy has been playing consistent tennis, going undefeated in his last four singles matches. Bill Austin is the number three man. A new man Todd Hansen is in the number four position. Art Kamm and Barry Altman are in the fifth and sixth positions for the Gamecocks. The tennis team is now 2-7 under new Coach Bobby Heald. IEW LEATHER N COLUMBIA MAUDY'S BOSOM (Five P Points) S FOR ANY PICTURE! IY AWARD ATION S LUING ACTOR.*BEST ACTRESS it wh1un~ic places~ it in a le'aguei andl Julic't.'" ho.ney, FM NmI ine a Are.. MIagawimi a4 hammeIuiir-IE.ck on history. iui rouling interest!"~~ - Arche..r Win..gen. N.Y le 94." -, Vsincnt Canb. N. T ime. D BURTON HEINRY VIll WVE BUJOLD MALLIS PRODUCTION MIE PAPAS ~AYLEJOHN 00LICOS iFOir 9511 HANEY Bobb Rich04111d0Olana.to saw three 1"0t01ndod pitchers, a freehmen in the. three gam' - 10r Ooming up tomorrow and Saturdo at the R4Ost Alan Hilliard wil put his record on the line tomorrow as t Gameeocks play Wake Fori University. The game will start 2:30 instead of 3, the usual startt time for week-day games. Hilliard has pitched 20 inning given up 12 hits and 5 earned ni for a 2.16 earned run average. I beat Yale, 6-1, in the second gan of the USC-Ft. Jackson Tou nament for the first victory of i collegiate career. Saturday the Gamecocks w play a doubleheader against t Blue Devils of Duke. George Bea and Bo Robinson are the a nounced starting pitchers, with ti first game beginning at 1:30. -'Bean has pitched five inniq this season during which I yielded five hits, while striking o one and wali*ing four. Robins has pitched only one inning so f this year. C remins everyone By TEDDY HEFFNER Asst. Sports Editor Bobby Cremins has participal in what will probably be his 1 game at Carolina Coliseu Cremins, the 6-2 dynamo, % named to the AAU All-Amer team for his play in leading Columbia Sertoma Club to finals of the national AAU tc nament. The Sertomas were beaten b, highly favored Armed Forces I Star team, in overtime 77-76 With the departure of Cremin part of Carolina basketball gc with him. For the past two seasc Cremins has been the captain the Gamecocks after being the ko sophomore starter on a club tt was ranked as high as thirteel nationally. Cremins canie to USC by chan Coach Frank McGuire attended game to watch another pair Gamecocks in action, Tomi Terry and Corky Carnava McGuire liked what he saw Tlerry and Carnavale, but anotk player, named Cremins, al caught the coach's eye. Cremi was invited to USC and eventua signed a grant-in-aid. "That was the greatest thi that ever happened to me Cremins said." The four years ti I have been at USC have been greatest of my life. The fans hi been just wonderful and I hi WHICH WAY? Fleetway Rent A Car I 180 HARBOR MASTER The shape of things to come nt have one. easiy %studen'it I. lb. card te Par.k :f hours FitEE -.s.n.Ipml P...ka.E Buln $?( 'team sea sont The Gameocks he. not played an Atlantic Coast Conference rt 11 game. Thy played Duke in the Ft. 0 Jackson Tournament, but the y games did not count In the ACC standings. USC won the first game, 3-2, but lost the second, 3-2, as Bo Bochow of Duke stole home in the be .45th Inning. at Duke appears to have a very at N' le r is ie it A la n Hilfianrd :want t( ; they've I made many close personal friends that will follow me the rest of life. I have been a very lucky per ed son. I played for Coach McGuire, kst whom I sincerely believe is the m. greatest basketball coach in the as world. I wouldn't have wanted to ica play for anyone else. The players I the had the priviledge of playing with, the the students, the fans, everbody ur- has been just tremendous to me. I think I'm the luckiest person a alive." ul i a ins CREMINS: of 'McGuire is ne the greatest' iat ith .e. Ia 'I started playing basketball of when I was eight and I don't want yto quit now. I'd like to try to play In e. either the ABA or in on the in lduropean Leagues. We (The er Columbia Sertoma team) are so going to get together later on the nstrip to Rtome. I just can't get y basketball out of my system. I don't care where I play but I want ng to play somewhere. I haven't lost my confidence so I think I can play tsomewhere" he The Sertoma Club has the op ye portunity to represent the United yve States in the World Cups held FLEET WAY !! 2 Sumter St. Phone 7794441 Top: a streamlined double breasted coat with leather buttons. Aplo blue Dacron poiyester and cotton \poplin, $55. \Left: double breasted coat with high center vent. Cornsilk Canvas cloth of' Dacron polyester and cotton with contrasting slk harness stitching, $50. c" Charge Account. If you do open one by presenting your our credit office. PENTONIGHT 'T il9 P.M. ( with any transaction) in the e.ns strong pitching staff, with three hurlers who have earne# n* averages of less than one. B9lW Hanenberg heads the mound corps with a spotless 0.00 ERA. He has pitched nine innings and has a 3-0 record. Steve Denison is the Blue Devils number two hurler at the stage of the season. He has a 0.45 ERA through 20 innings. He has also struck out 22 batters, better than one per inning. Leo Hart, who Is also the Duke football quarterback, carries a 0.69 ERA., The Gamecocks beat Hart in the first game between the two teams In the Ft. Jackson Tour nament. Billy Petoskey leads USC at the plate with a healthy .372 batting average, but Butch Anderson isn't far behind. He's hitting .370 and has hit two home runs. Buddy Caldwell is third in the hitting parade with a .333 average. Freshman Tommy Moody, a non-scholarship player, is fourth with a .286 mark with the rest of the starting lineup consisting of. Bruce Pudlock, .261 and one homerun, Don Stanley .200 and one round trip blast, Howard Barfield, .100 and Joe Land .088. > thank >een great during October in Rome. Cremins first played organized ball in the City Youth Organization in Bronx, N. Y. He graduated to junior high ball and won a scholarship to All Hallows High School where he was a varsity performer for three years. This was his first big break playing against people like Lew Alcindor, Cremis became an experience4, capable ball player. "The scholarship to All Hallows was my big break," Cremins said." from there I went to Fredrick Military Academy where I was fortunate enough to be seen by Coach McGuire." Cremins has always been noted for his clutch performances, his hustle and his defense. "The clutch situations are what make or break a ballplayer," Cremins said "The most prolific player in the clutch I have ever seen is John Roche. He is unbelievable. The tough situation doesn't bother him a bit." Cremins calls the North Carolina game of his sophomore year and the l inal nome game this year against N. C. State the biggest games of his career. "T'he North Carolina game was big not because I hit some clutch foul shots but because they were ranked number two at the time and Coach McGuire wanted the win badly. The game meant so much to him. ~"The N. C. State game was the last home game of my career and I also wanted to win it badly. We had only won by two points when we played them in Raleigh and I wanted to show that we were a much better ball team than they were." I always try to hustle and play defense. You have to play on both ends of the court. Coach McGuire gave me the confidence I needed in my defense. There is no excuse for not hustling and no excuse for missing easy shots."~ ('remins closed out the AAU tournament scoring 14 points in the loss to the Armed Forces All-Stars. T'he 6-2 guard sparked his blub with his outside play and constant huast le. The AAU tournament is a really good thing. It gets good exposure and gives a person a chance to play with some great baliplayer's. 'The attendance was not as good as I would have liked but this is the first such tour nament held here and the people lust didn't know that much about it. I would like to thank all the wondlerful people that came out to watch us these past three nights and especially thank my go friends. Everbody has been treimendous. Liberation I (ountinued fromi P'age I P Earlier the group requested that the pageant be cancelled. In a le tter to Jim Mullins. AA U representative at the Coliseum and co-ordinator of the pageant, the union said. "As women we are proud of our bodies, but we resent exploitation of our sexuality in the marketplace. Beauty pageants treat all people's sexuality as a quantity to be played with and not respected." I Send the Gamecock home! I