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Basebe Tar.H By TEDDY HEFFNER. Asst. Sports Editor The baseball team will probably be without the services of second baseman Tommy Moody this f weekend as they go against North Carolina in a single game today and against N.C. State in a doubleheader tomorrow. Moody is suffering from a virus and is not expected to play. He will probably be replaced by Gary Lance. 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LastNaeol :campus.Phone() Yeauin sch.oo -- L team eels, W tomorrow's pair will begin at 1:30. The Gamecocks dropped a 4-1 decision to non-confernee foe Davidson Tuesday, which dropped their record to 4-1 overall. They remain 1-2 in the conference with a winover Wake Forest and a pair of losses to the Duke Blue Devils. North Carolina won the con ference title last season with a 23 11 overall record and a 14-4 mark in ACC play. The Tar Heels are also 4-7, this season and, 0-1, in conference games and have so far failed to live up to their pre-season expectations. Eddie Hill, one of the most versatile performers in the ACC, is the leading Tar Heel hitter and also the leading pitcher. He is hitting .416 and his won-lost record' of 1-0 His ERA is 0.60. Pres Ruddell is tied with Hill at .416. They are the only UNC players over.300. The starting line up will be Hill at first, Bob Eilliott (.236) at second, John Rudisill (.277) at shortstop, Danny Denton (.293) at third, Ruddell in left, Ron Cox (.291) in center, Doug Lanham (.115) in right, Mike Roberts (.212) catching and either Larry Kiser (1 2,4.05) or Greg Pavlick (1-2,3.53) on the mound. N.C.State brings a solid hitting and good pitching team to the Roost. The Wolfpack has the ACC F!I SELF, ) TO EN DST TOWN iakes aes i Campus Afi ege that doe maden horizo a to them and :ademic year, the pus Afloat program of its associated Colleges ke qualified students, e world laboratory. currently is accepting le fall and spring semesters. ts also may be made for aart New York aboard the aps In the Mediterranean ling in Los Angeles. Spring irld from Los Angeles, stop and ending at New York. Dther information, complete ilow. Art studen; sketches,r ilk to a World Campus World Can nd former students: Atlanta, GeorgIa letherlands registry. WORLD CAMPUS AFLOAT Director of Student Selection Ser Chapman College, Orange. Calif. e send your catalog and any other facts I nee ORMATUON HOME street Home Pnhe Pate Zip Unil.. Info aei l am interested in (" 0pro.IPAon4.osa-ldQ like to ta plays olf pack Player of the Year last Beasn In Chris Gammack, who hit .429 last year before being felled late in the season by a pitched ball, and pitcher Mike Caldwell who is 4-0 and yet to give up an earned run this year. Gammack is hitting .321 but takes a back seat to centerfielder Dick Greer and first baseman Kelly Sparger who are hitting at .361 and .375, respectively. Other top hitters for the Wolf pack include, leftfielder Tommy Smith (.289) and Randy Mc Masters (.273) the second baseman. Rounding out the starters are shortstop Darrell Moody (.250) rightfielder Danny Baker (.258) and catcher Bill Glad (.111) Probable pitchers will be either Caldwell, John Lewis (1-0, 1.76) or Bob Anderson (1-0,1.54). Butch Anderson continues to lead the Gamecocks at the plate with a .351 mark and three home runs. Moody is the number two hitter with a .289 average. Coach Bobby Richardson will have Allan Hilliard, the most ef fective USC pitcher to date, Mel Robinson, George Beam and Eddie Bolton ready for the three games. Larry Erbaugh, Gary Lance and Jimbo Smith will be the top relief pitchers Coach Richardson can call on in case of trouble. Gary Lance The Flea PHOTOGRAPHIC MODELA: Models needed, if interested, please contact: soPbotegrapers colus. S.C. ams OPPORTUNITY. sparetime, addressing envelopes and circulars' Make Url.0p per thousand. Handwritten or typed, in your homue. Send just 3, for InstructIons plus list of firms using addressers. Satisfaction guaranteed! Bay Enterprises, Dept. 3-48, P. O. Box 1066, Yucalpa, Calif. 92399. PICTURE STORY OF YOUR WEDDING HIGHEST QUALITY, LOWEST PRICES THE SHUTTER Photographic Services Phone 252-6976 or 782-2291 oat a more ris. I beyond. Leana Leach of Long Beach uins of once-buried city during pus Afloat visit to Pompeii. viCes* 92688 d to know. INFORMATION ode Id be sent to campus O hoes O Fall Spuingo 19.... 1k to a representative of WOALO* Paul Dietzel Without USC to ft By JOHN LEWIS Sports Writer Coach John West takes his track team and a 2-0 record to Georgia Tech for a meet tomorrow with a powerful Yellow Jacket team. The Gamecocks will be out to avenge last year's loss to the Ben Vaughn-led Georgia Tech team in what was probably the most ex citing meet of the year. Vaughn, in what former track coach Weems Baskin said was the finest one man performance he had ever seen, won the 100, 220, anchored the 440 relay team, and then came from behind to anchor the mile relay team and win the meet, which was tied going into that event. Vaughn is gone, but the Yellow Jackets aren't hurting. According to Coach West, "They may be the strongest team we have faced. They placed in the mile relay, 440 relay, pole vault, high jump, and broad jump in the State-Record Relays. As if that isn't enough, the Gamecocks will be without the services of ace freshman sprinter and broad jumper Jimmy Small, who pulled a leg muscle jumping against Duke. "We'll replace him with Billy Novo in the 440 relay, but needless to say his loss is going to hurt," added Coach West. The Gamecocks were led in their MoMday through FrWisy Arket 12:06 to:6,p.m. PERSONAL INCOME TA' RETURNS "SERvICES" 3702 Rosewood Drive, Telephone 72-4. Estbllshed 1947. COLLEGE- MEN1!!!Natiknal company has openings for summer employment. Those selected will be guaranteed $1,000 in earnings. Scholarships are also available, work is in teresting and dignified. -There wiln be a grup interview on Monday, April 13, 'The Russell House - Room 30 at 3 p.m. LEGAL. PLEAsANT TURN-ON. South American herb. Brew like tea. Great with lovemaking. Hurry before legislature turns iu off. Quarter pound $6.50. 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THE BII RESTAI 629 MAlI (Across from thi Lunch and Dii THIS WEE INCLUDES: iMi CHOICE OF 3 VE COFFI DESS Save 9' *10" Mei SERVING Dietzel i a1l By JIM HANEY Sports Editor Director of Athletics Paul Dietzel says he would like to win the conference championship in every sport, which makes him a great deal like all other athletic directors. But Dietzel is beginning to structure an athletic program that should at least be a contender in every sport. sprinter Lce Georl 83-62 win over Duke by senior Dave Hines, who won both the 100 and the 220. Carolina took 11 firsts. Among the more promising performer was freshman Mike Haggard in the triple jump, who went over 45 feet for the second time in a row. Alan Hall, a freshman who ran Small reache Jimmy, S*4ll wh ini the Gamecock's last track me Tech. Small, who Is a freshn1 performer thus far In the tr. Pat McG to be pre The second annual presentation of the Pat McGuire memorial Cup will be held Wednesday, April 15. With such prominent public figures as Gov. Robert McNair, members of the Richland County Council and Columbia City Council invited to attend, the trophy will be presented to te most valuable player on the University of South Carolina basketball squad. The recipient of the trophy is picked by the members of the 3 BIR D LJR ANT I STREET e Honeycombs) iner Specials K $100 EAT GETABLES E OR TEA ERT T with al Ticket 11.5 5.8 seeks ( LCC. sp As for building a program that would be able to compete nationally in every sport, Dietse says he doesn't think it's possible. "If you have a national program in several sports, you're very lucky," Dietze said. "I think we'll have a national contender in track in a very short time," he said, "and we've obviously already got a great name in basketball." Small ria Tech for Columbia High before coming to Carolina, replaced Small in the mile relay with an excellent 49.2. Coach West also hinted that he might use Bob Kaczka in the mile for the first time. Kacka, a junior, ordinarily runs the 880. The mile relay will be Keith Eidson, Hall Sammy Gibson and Dick Harris. for the sky reathi&,aaaet hk.. it, will n6trvel to OeN%ia in, has been an outstanding ck season. uire Cup tented baketball team. John Roche received the honor last year. The Cup is in honor of Frank McGuire's late wife. It is a per manent trophy and will be displayed in the Coliseum. The greater Columbia Chamber of Commerce, who is giving the award at the Capital Cabana Motel during a 10-11 a.m. meeting, is headed by Cecil Sturkie, sports committee chairman of the Chamber of- Commerce. Sports Log Today: Dieall: North carolina Golf: Duke. reamorrow: Track: at Georgia Tech Tennis: at Duke MNday Tennis: at Cleminon. Golf: wake Forest. I open" ... Sedey thre T 11 .... t.2 e . ride7 end 277 UGOED0 DRIVE a7 orts "Give Bobby ( Richardson) a coupO "e t , he'll have a bW. Dietse continued. " wow people from all over the aiI writing and saying thWe 0 1 play for Bobby Richadk "Richardson's a ma0 one and it's just a matter 0.m before he builds a b*sbll power," Dietzel added. During the past two YOar the athletic department hO been plowing money into the DVra program. The baseball neid at the Roost cost. the department $35,A and the all-weather track at the Rex Enright Athletic Center cost $37,000.. Dietzel's next project is, of course, enlargement of Carolina Stadium, and then the department plans to concentrate on impr.ving the swimming facilities. The immediate goal will be construction of an outdoor pool somewhere near the Roost, followed by the construction of a natatorium inside the George J. Terry Memorial Sports Center, which is now under construction. The indoor pool may be financed in part by a federal grant amounting to 50 per cent of tthe total cost. Dietzel explained that the federal government will fund a mathing grant for construction of a pool with the stipulation that the pool be used only for recreation, physical education and for athletic events as long as no admission to the events is charged. Cost of the indoor pool will be about $400,000, making the athletic department's contribution about $200,000. The outdoor pool, which will be used as a practice pool for the swimming team, will cost about $100,000. As for the dimensions of the pool, Dietzel said that the details would be worked out by Dr. Warren Geise, who heads the Department of Physical Education. Dietzel also said that he did not know whether the pool would have a separate diving well, a facility considered essential for naional events. 'Ie decision about the diving well will be made by Geise, Dietzel said. The suecems at -the pooe Mpon the afeess of..-~ tbI team and upon the level of seamon ticket sales, since the football program largely finances the rest of the athletic program. FCA progra m here The Fellowship of Christian Athletes will sponsor the "Weekend of Champions" at Carolina Coliseum April 17-19. with several outstanding athletes ap pearnng. Paul Anderson, who has been given the tag of the "world's strongest human being" will be one of those at the clinic from 9 until noon on Saturday. Don Shinnick, Raymond Berry and Fran Tarkenton are also scheduled to take part in the ac tivities that include appearances at schools and churches in the area. A great rally will be held at 2 Sunday. BEST PIZZA IN THE STATE E CATER TO PARTIES AT IN OR CARRY OUT ORDERS DINE BY CANDLELIGHT