Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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I t t* fAam eW& t m es.t1i of the ~ t~ bot Vdays One *e 14 "t in t neGanuen in the -eSt dby In A* ta. Set"ebyflob Kska *ren the 1e for the it time ad tied A1g~e as for Jim Scott State sign4 a 7-3, 225M N.C. State, whose basketball team is noted for good overall height and aggressive board play, signed a veritable'giant Saturday, the first really big man the Wolfpack has ever signed. Tommy Burleson, a 7-3, 225 pounder from Avery County, N.C., signed a grant-in-aid to State and will receive the Everett Case basketball scholarship, which Vann Williford now holds. Burleson averaged 28.4 points and 26.e dsa ame in leadi The World's Most Ho Winneri 11 Academy Awl CHA HE! 2 SHOWS: DALY 8:00 It's A Whole I . . . OW It' Phol Remember yoMr old hugh ac definitely not you. Now therte' pot thtrpy."enoM where yon, ra.yfac te com more and it take. a little Iong the placE, anid the eettin~g, the you won't be dlsappoented. So -~ ~A. -hiit Ph. xaciia also won his specialty, the half mile. Jim Scott was the sole Carolina Winner lnthe field events with a t4'-"effort in the pole vault. Ibere were a few bright spots for. the Gamecocks in certain in dividual efforts. Mike Haggard continued to improve in the triple jump with a second place leap of 45'-9", his best yet. Haggard also took second in the 120-yard high hurdles which the Carolina hurdlers swept with Billy Novo winning and Alan Hall third. Mike Cawley threw the javelin an even 200 feet, also his best mark to date. Sammy Gibson took second in the 440-yard dash with another career best of 49.2. Tech was led by Ken Nash who won the 220-and 440-yard dashes in 21.5 and 48.1 respectively. The next outing for Carolina is Wednesday when they travel to Clemson to take on Pee Wee Greenfield's Tiger track team, fresh from a 82-63 win over Duke. Freshman sprinter Jimmy Small is expected to return after sitting out the Tech meet with a leg muscle pull. Burleson, pounder Avery County high school to a 21-4 record. USC is reportedly still trying to sign Brian Winter to a basketball grant. Winter added Arch bishop Malloy High School in New York, the same school that produced Kevin Joyce and Bob Carver, as well as Davidson's Brian Adrian. So far the Gamecocks have signed only one player. He is 6-5 Ed Peterson of Silver Springs Md. nored Motion Picture! rdshfeudang"Best Picture"! RLTON ;TON PLAYING ADULTS 1.50 CHILDREN .75 New Thing s Casual Portrait ography. uool annual class picture. BAD, UGLY, something different. It's called "casual ton't stand with your back against the ira and hope for the best. rice you can have your portrait taken In erever you like. The idea is to suggest sou - by creating an original portrait YOU, taken where you want, to show unicate your life style. It costs a little er, but it's worth it. You pick the time. a call us. we'll do the rest. Trust us . .. why not think It over and then call d Creative i1enuts -. 7a2.7841 Caldwell Iung Gamecock first baseman low throw as State's Danny Gamecocks split a doublehem will play Clemson here Tue4 Netters t, Pay T1g( The USC tennis squad will journey to Clemson to do battle with the highly rated Tiger squad today. Coach Bobby Heald, said "Clemson has one of the best squads in the conference. They lost to North Carolina so that should make them about second in the ACC. " The tennis team travelled to Durham to take on the Duke Blue Devils Saturday morning and came back Saturday evening victorious by a score of 8-1. In a match termed by Coach Bobby Heald as the Gamecocks "best to date", the netters only lost came in the first doubles match. Lewis Weisser, USC's number one man, paved the road to victory with a convincing three set win. He beat Duke's Chuck Saacke, 9-7, 5-7 and 6-4. In the second match freshman Kevin McCarthy overran Charles Benedict, 6-1 and 6-4. Bill Austin, USC's third man, ketthe team's stand a ainst Duke Kevin cCarth CEidellTund Gamocs pleset ayourbsthee play Tejg $16 sal ThekU pteni squad wil Pore t lmontodatl AP - Craig KHimartin es for throw Buddy Caldwell lunges for a Baker crosses the bag. The ider with State Saturday and day. op Duke, rs next at this point unmarred. He defeated Duke's third man in three sets. Art Kamm, in the fourth match, won an easy game by beating Scott Newbern, 6-1 and 6-2. Art Kamm Todd Hansed, nearly upset by Duke's John Lerch, won a come from-behind match, 3-6, 6-0 and 6-3. In the final singles match Barry Altman triumphed over Duke's last man, 6-3 and 9-7. The USC netters, Weisser and Austin, lost the first doubles, 7-5 and 8-6, to Saacke and Jim Strawinski. McCarthy and Kamm, making up for the first doubles loss, beat Benedict and Lerch, 6-2 and 7-5. To round off the impressive afternoon, Ray Cowan and Altman pulled another USC comeback victory by winning 3-6, 6-4 and 8-6. Coach Heald, seemingly pleased with his squad's performance said. "The guys just played fabulous." The squad's record now stands at 4-8. Night is... EUDENT NIGET (5 P.M. to Closing) sIRLOIN DINNER 4t Identfication. te shie, n' sirlein steek served with ud end .erIIq toesat. IRB5A USC to af ter 1 USC will meet powerful Clemson in a doubleheader Tuesday at the Rex Enright Athletic Center. Clemson comes to town with a perfect 6-0 ACC record and a 224 overall mark. The Gamecocks are 5-9 in overall play and sport a 24 ACC slate. after losing to North Carilina Friday and splitting a twin-bill Saturday against N.C. State. The Tigers will probably have ace lefthanders Rusty Gerhardt and Dave Van Volkenburg ready to go against, the struggling Gamecocks and will feature almost two different lineups ac Wake con Carolina g The Wake Forest Demon Deai Country today in what may be ti match of the season for the Gam The Demon Deacons, led by L Conference title last year and are Wadkins, who tied for the indi% with Duke's Thorny Hoelle, is cons beat. The Deacons will be without th4 graduated last year and is now a to The USC golf team, playing at ti destroyed the Duke Blue Devil gol Led by Ronnie Smoak, who ca: shooting a two under par 70, the winning every match. Wylie Ramsey started the ball number one man, 11/2-12. Johnny Gregory, Wade Mayo, Pruitt all followed with perfect 3-0 opponents. Max Poteet beat his opponent The USC triumph leaves their with ten more matches remainin Roche, OwE to A l-State John Roche has added another honor to his long standing list of awards. He was unanimously selected to the 1969-70 All-State basketball team which is picked by the South Carolina Association of Sports Writers. . Tom Owens joined Roche as the other USC starter on the first team. They were complemented by Clemson's Butch Zatezalo, Furman's Joe Brunson and Mike Jenkins of Erskine. Two other Gamecocks were named to the second squad. Bobby Maxcy, PiKa Pi Kappa Alpha and Maxcy will play Wednesday night for the in tramural basketball campus championship. PiKa beat Sigma Alpha Epsilion twice to take their best of three series and win the fraternity title, and Maxcy beat Preston for the independent league title. PiKa opened the second and final game of their series with a 14-point burst while SAE was held scoreless, and led at halftime, 35 2A, PiKa held their 15-point lead throughout the second half and took a 51-35 victory. In the independent league's. deciding game. Maxcy used a tough zone defense to throttle to chi Not that you'd want ties it just happei after a picnic, or v bring home a coupi 6-paks and forget to in the refrigerator. chilling goof up the flatten the flavor? Relax. You don't hi to worry. A reallyV good beer like II Budweiser is just as good when you ch: twice. We're mighty g that. We'd hate to thi our effort going down Budweisei iemson ?ek end tandy Bray (.348) will be the.. hortstop, Don Russell (.270) is at he hot corner, Craig White (.200) s in left, Jeff Siepe (.333) ip center knd Calvin Weeks (.220) in right. iteve Kuester with a .179 average vill be behind the plate. If a righthander starts only Russell, White, Weeks, and iolland will be in the starting nine. Fohnny Severs will play center, Eddie Dixon, a .388 hitter, will be kt first, Mike Ward will be at econd, Kenny Bagwell, a fresh nan, will be at short. In Friday's game North Carolina )ushed over two runs in the fourth against loser Jimbo Smith to take a 1-1 lead and was never in trouble. Eddie Hill went the distance for JNC, holding the Gamecocks to wo runs on eight hits. Six of the iits were in the first three innings. USC scored in the first and third >ut left the bases loaded in the hird and once again in the fifth. 3utch Anderson drove in both of he runs with a single scoring Gary ance, who had tripled, in the first and another singled in the third. Lance and Anderson led the iitting attack with two hits each in 'ye tries. Eddie Bolten limited a strong C Eddie Bolton litting N.C.State squad to four hits ind one run to win his second game if the season in the opener of the ;aturday doubleheader. USC picked up both their runs in i hurry, scoring in the first on a. 0-foot blast by Buddy Caldwell hat scored Anderson from first, ind in the second on a sacrifice fly iy Tony Livornese that scored tonnie Fulmer. Fulmer had ingled and advanced to third on a wo-base throwing error. Stnt mounted their only threat ni the seventh. Dennis Punch ingled to start the rally. Bolton truck out Darrel Moody, but valked Dickie Greer to put run ers on first and second. Kelly parger pinch hit for Bill Glad and lew out to centerfielder Jackie Irown for the second out. Mike 'aldwell pinch hit for the pitcher lob Anderson and was caught ooking as a third strike sailed by or the final out. State banged six Gamecock itchers for eight runs and eight its to route the Gamecocks in the econd game, 8-0. The Gamecocks managed five its, two by Caldwell, but was once gain -unable to make the hits ount. [ce? he temperature I downs. iderstand why der all the extra ;ra expense that g Bud,. For in iser is the only a that's Beech ibsolutely okay hill beer twice. Onough said. (Of course, we have ot more to say veiser. But we'll. or' now.) play C For 3 w cording to the pitcher. Gerhardtis6-1 with a 1.72earned a run average and has struck out 74 1 batters in 52 innings. Van Volkenburg is 4-0 and has a 1.88 ERA. USC will counter with lefties Allan Hilliard and George Beam or righthanders Phil Houston and Larry Erbaugh. Hilliard is 1-1 while Beam has a 0-1 'record. If the lefthanders pitch Clemson Coach Bill Wilhelm will start an all righthanded hitting lineup. Eddie Holland will start at first base. Holland is hitting .318. Billy Prophet (.357) will be at second, I fronts rolfers :on golfers invade Carolina I e most Important conference t ecocks. anny Wadkins, won the ACC t hoping to repeat this season. idual championship lost year Istent and should be the man to services of Jack Lewis, who uring professional. ie Spring Valley Country Club, fers,182-21/2, Friday afternoon. tured the medalist honors by Gamecocks never faltered in rolling by defeating the Duke imoak, Hap Lathrop and Earl victories over their respective 2-1. record at 10-2 for the season, ns picked team Cremins. a senior and epatain for the past two seasons, and Tom Riker, only a sophomore were picked. They joined Furman's t Lisco Thomas, The Citadel's Jerry a Hirsch and Steve Hollingsworth of Newberry. Roche, who averaged 22.3 points per game, and Zatezalo, who carried a 21.7 average, were the t only repeaters on the squad. Roche made it for his second consecutive 1 year and Zatezalo marked up his I third straight season. vie for titlei Preston, 64-56. Maxcy led by six at halftime, 25-19, and were never behind in the second half. PiKa had four scorers in double r figures. Mike Perkins was the scoring leader with 14 points. Steve f Zagoria led Maxcy with 20 points. I They had two other players in double figures. PiKa will probably start Doug F~isher, Bobby Heald, Pat Lang, Mike Perkins and George Mc Carthy. The Maxcy starters probably will be Tom Kemp. Rich Lewen dosky, John Butler. Elliot Harris and Skip Latt. ses it hurt Li beer twi to. Some- just because t IS . .. like has its ups anc when you You can ui e of cold when you consi put 'em trouble and exi Does re- go into brewin taste or stance, Budwe beer in Americ ave wood Aged. So ... it's to< ill it al1 lad about about Budi ink of all keep it on iceli the drain r.is the King ol But you know that.)