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By JOHN LEWIS Carolina will be out
Sports Writer after a loss Saturday
The Carolina trackmen hit the Tech in Atlanta, while
road for Clemson today for a dual will be fresh from a win
track meet with the Tigers. The Clemson sports o
Gamecocks took last year's meet nations best javelin
by a score of 83-62. Roger Collins who hol
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leading the Gamecocks in every hitting
egory possible and is second in the ACC
h three home runs.
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to rebound mark with a toss of 253-9. He was
z Georgia upset in this year's State-Record
the Tigers relays but still managed second
Dver Duke. place with 248-11.
e of the Other prominent individual
rowers in performers for Clemson include
s the ACC distance runners Jason Hill and
Richie Furst. Furst holds the
school one mile record, while Hill
holds the record for two miles.
In the distance events,
Gamecock competition should
come from Algie Sims in the mile
and Jack Miller in the two mile.
The mile could be a big event if
Coach West decides to run Bob
Kaczka in it again.
Kaczka, ACC champion at 880
yards, ran the mile for the first
time against Tech Saturday but
wasn't really tested as he and Sims
ran together for a tie. The Tiger's
Furst has been outstanding in the
mile thus far in the year.
HINESOUT
The Gamecocks are seriously
hurting in the sprints, and will be
without the services of Jimmy
Small and Dave Hines. Small is
still nursing a pulled hajtring
muscle he injured against Duke,
and Hines pulled a groin muscle in
the meet at Tech.
This leaves the sprinting duties
in the hands of Bob Moran and
Keith Eidson. Moran, a freshman,
~ is just now getting back into form
I10.00I after sitting out most of this season
with a leg muscle pull:
Clemson has also had bad luck
with their star sprinter Josh
Collins (second in ACC 100 and 220
last year) also having an injured
leg. His status for today's meet is
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ANst. Sports Editor
USC upset the high flying
Clemson Tigers in the first game of
a doubleheader yesterday, 2-1, at
The Roost before dropping the
second game in extra innings by
the same score.
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Asnt. . Sports Editor
Bobby Heald and Doug Fisher
combined to lead Pi Kappa Alpha
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South Carolina's tennis team will
play North Carolina in an ACC
match at Chapel Hill today.
After losing a onesided contest to
Clemson,9-0, Monday, the
Gamecocks will be trying to upset
what Coach Bobby Heald calls
"the best team in the conference."
The Tigers last year's ACC
champions started the onslaught
when their number one man
Sarfraz Rahim defeated USC's
Lew Wisser, 6-4 and 6-4, and did
not let up until their doubles
combination of Wilkins and
Maggoire dropped Carolina's
Barry Altman and Ray Cowan, 6-1
and 6-3.
What went on in between was
just more of the same. Nickey
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In the opening contest Allan
Hilliard and Rusty Gerhardt ex
changed six hitters but a Billy
Petosky home run in the last inning
with a 3-2 count and two outs
decided the issue in favor of
Hilliard.
The loss was the first for
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to a 20-12 fourth quarter over
Maxcy to break a 34-34 tie at the
end of the third period and spark
PiKa to a 54-46 win in the campus
championship game Monday night
at the Old Gym in a game
rescheduled from Wednesday.
Fisher scored 10 points in the
final stanza on passes from Heald.
Heald had four assist during the
last eight minutes on pick and rolls
to Fisher that accounted for eight
of the twelve points. Heald also hit
a crucial one-and-one in the
waning moments to lock up the
win.
Maxcy rallied from a 25-17
halftime deficit to outdistance the
Fraternity champions, 17-9, in the
third quarter. Maxcy outscored
PiKa 8-2 in the early moments of
the quarter to pull within two at
27-25. Rich Lewenosky hit a
jumper from the corner to make
the score, 25-19, Tom Kemp con
nected for a 25-21 score before
PiKa's Johnny Hedlund hit for a
six point PiKa lead, 27-21. Elliot
Harris canned a jumper from the
key and Steve Zagoria bombed
from downtown for Maxcy but.
PiKa scored four straight on
baskets by George McCarthy and a
pair of free throws by Mike
Perkins to lead, 31-25.
Maxcy then went on a 9-3 tear for
the final 34-34 score at the end of
the quarter. Kemp hit five of the
points with Harris and Skipp Latt
scoring two each for Maxcy while
Fisher hit a free throw and a layup
for the PiKa points.
Latt's basket came at the buzzer
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n, 9-0
Kalaidis stopped Kevin McCarthy,
6-2 and 6-2, while Eddie Shelton
took Bill Austin, 6-1 and 6-3. In
other singles matches, Parsons
beat Art Kamm, 9-7 and 6-2, Abbott
b'eat Hansen, 6-2 and 6-2, and in the
number six match, Jerry Wilkins
defeated Altman, 3-6, 6-2, and 6-1.
In the first two doubles matches,
it was Shelton and Parsons over
Weisser and Austin, 8-6 and 8-6,
and Kelaidis and Rahim beating
Kamm and McCarthy 8-10, 6-0 and
6-3.
In today's match with UNC the
Tar Heels have eight returning
lettermen from last season's
conference runnerup and a fresh
man sensation.
Freddy McNair, UNC's Fresh
man from Chevy Chase, Md., is the
current National Interscholastic
Tennis champion and with Lee
Langstroth heads the North
Carolina attack.4
The Tar Heels are the only un
defeated ACC team with an 11-0
record and have shut out seven of it
opponents. USC is 2-2 in the con
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Clemson since a March 25 loss to
Ohio and snapped a 12 game
Clemson win streak.
Clemson jumped to a 1-0 lead in
the first inning with four con.
secutive singles after Hilliard had
retired the first two Tiger hitters.
Craig White started the uprising
with a line drive to left, advanced
mpus
Uxcy
on an assist from Zagoria and
tied the game for the first time
since a 12-12 deadlock early in the
second quarter.
Latt connected at the start of the
final period of play to give Maxey a
:35-34 lead, the first lead Maxey had
enjoyed since a 14-13 margin also
in the second quarter. Latt hit a
foul shot moments later for a 36-34
Maxcy lead.
Pat Laing hit to cut the lead to
one but Kemp, Maxcy's most
outstanding player of the night,
scored to up the margin to three.
Fisher connected on a pair of
charity tosses before Maxcy used
baskets by Kemp and Lewenosky
to take their biggest lead of the
night at 44-38.
Heald and Fisher then went to
work as PiKa outscored Maxcy, 16
2. over the remaining of the game.
Fisher got a layup on a Heald
assist, Laing hit from the corner
and Fisher and Heald combined
for three straight baskets before
Harris hit a jumper to make the
score, 48-46, and put Maxcy back
into the game.
Heald sewed up the game with
1:25 showing on the clock when he
converted both ends of a one-and
one and gave PiKa a 50-46 lead.
Maxcy then was forced to hurry
and failed to hit a shot in the
remaining time while PiKa scored
four more points on baskets by
McCarthy and Perkins.
Fisher was the leading scorer for
PiKa with 18 points. He was
followed by Laing with 10, and
Perkins with nine. Heald scored
seven but also added seven assists.
Kemp was the only Maxcy
player in double figures with a
game high 20 points.
Wade Mayo
3olf team
5lrops match
Lanny Wadkins shot a one
under-par 71 to spark the Wake
Forest Golfers to a 12-9 win over
USC at Spring Valley Monday
afternoon.
Wadkins beat USC's Johnny
Gregary 3-0 in the top match of the
day. Wade Mayo was USC's top
man with a par 72.
The win was Wake Forest's
second of the year in ACC play
without a loss while their overall
ecord is also 2-0. USC winners
were Ronnie Smoak, Wylie
Ramsey. and Earl Pruitt.
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on Don Russel's hit between third
and short, moved to third on Rick
Young's hard hit to left, and scored
on a scratch single by Randy Bray.
USC scored to even the game in
the second. Donnie Churchwell
singled and advanced to third on a
perfectly executed hit and run with
Ronnie Fulmer getting a base hit
over the first base bag to right
field.
Petosky hit a sharp ground ball
to Bray at short and the Clemson
star elected to get the double play,
allowing Churchwell to score.
Hilliard did not give up a hit
after the first until the fourth when
Jeff Siepe singled with Bray on
first after an error. Bray went to
second but USC turned a Anderson
Moody-Caldwell double play to kill
the threat.
USC could not mount a threat
against Gerhardt until Petosky's
blow in the seventh. Gerhardt
surrendered a leadoff triple to
Hilliard to open the third but pit
ched out of the jam by getting
Tommy Moody on a fly to right,
Gary Lance on strikes and An
derson on a grounder to third.
Another pair of lefties, USC's
George Beam and Clemson's Dave
Van Volkenburg, locked in another
pitchers duel in the second game
with the contest not being decided
until both had departed.
Van Volkenburg left with two out
in the seventh and Beam pitched to
three batters in the ninth without
getting an out before leaving.
Clemson once again drew first
blood with a single tally in the sixth
on a long homerun by Steve
Kuester. USC came back to tie the
game in the seventh and force
extra innings.
Buddy Caldwell singled to open
the seventh and Gary Lance came
on to run. Petosky then gave up his
chance for a repeat performance
by sacrificing the runner to
second. The gamble paid off as
Bruce Pudlock rapped his second
hit of the game to score Lance.
Neither team scored in the eight
although Clemson had runners on
first and second. Beam gave up
back to back singles to Cal Weeks
and Bray and was hurt by an error
when he overthrew to first on an
att mpted sacrifice that loaded the
bases.
Eddie Bolton came on to set
Eddie Dixon down on strikes but
walked Mike Ward for the winning
run.
Beam was charged with the loss
as the base runners were his
responsibility.
The loss in the first game was the
first for Clemson in the ACC. They
are now 7-1 in the conference and
23-5 overall. Carolina is now 6-10
overall and 3-5 in ACC play.
Huffstetler
is named
head trainer
David Huffstetler, head athletic
trainer at Baylor University, has
been named Director of Training
for Intercollegiate Athletics at
USC by Athletic Director Paul
Dietzel.
H-uffstetler will be in charge of
training room budgets, student
assistants and will also be trainer
for the football team. He will
assume some of the duties for
merly held by Jim Price who will
stay on as trainer for basketball
and the spring sports.
Because of the overlapping of
football and basketball, Dietzei
said that. "it has become more and
more apparent that two full time
trainers are necessary."
After graduating from Miaryville
'Tenn.) College, Huffstetler
received his Masters of Science
degree in athletic training from'
Indiana University. He went to
Baylor in 1968 after serving three
years as head trainer at Eastern
Kentucky.
Huffsteller, a bachelor, will live
in the Roost and serve as a
counselor.
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