Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Wa Sophs It CI IAl I .1F EN N Sports Writer ( Opposing teams will have more than Charlie Davis and Gil :1 McGregor to worry about when A playing Wake Forest this year. A I couple of promising sophomores are coming up who Coach Jack s McClosky feels will take some of u the load off his two stars. S Pat Kelly, a (-9, 230 pound soph will join McGregor in the front h court. Kelly averaged 15.4 N rebounds for the frosh team last e year and pumped in 15 points per t s S a d b( S< D a] ai L 6 ai 4. p( a D ce in th .711 John Ribock VS. Wake Park F'REE 2 Hrs. Taylor & Assembl Parking Building 16 Go Gain to Allan's for the widest individuality - Don't Be A Loo Jumpsuits, Pantsi Ya'll c4 BANI ke stars have lighten ame as he hit 58 per cent from the p loor. Willie Griffin, another soph at 6 M18) pounds, will help out the All- s merica sharpshooter Charlie Y lavis in the backcourt. Griffin, a p super-sub" led the frosh team in tq coring with a 20.3 average, 1 sually coming off the bench in the econd quarter. Coach McClosky will still build is team around Davis and IcGregor, but the added help of xperienced veterans along with ie sophs should strengthen Vake's chances for the 70-71 eason. Coach McClosky feels this eason will be different. "Anytime rilbert played a good game we 'on, but when he had foul trouble nd we lost him, our performance ropped, simply because he was ie only big man we had. "This year we have another big )y in 6-9 soph Pat Kelley. The only :orer we had before was Charlie avis but now we have another." Returning from last year's club tong with Davis and McGregor re 6-1 junior co-captain John ewkowicz with a 7.9 average and :3 senior Bob Rhoads, who ieraged 3.4. Neil Pastushok, a 6 190 senior, averaged 6.4 points !r game last year and will place team leader Dickie alker, who was lost to aduation, at forward. With some pressure removed by better supporting cast, superstar avis should have another ex llent year. The senior was cond in last year's ACC scoring rade with a 25.5 average and is nsidered one of the best guards the nation. Davis posed Wake's biggest reat last year and was hampered any times by double coverage. ne 6-1, 165 pounder should have ore room to work this year and at means trouble to opposing ams. McGregor, last year's pivot tan, pulled down 10.6 rebounds y Sis. Every Nite T9 ILL 9.0 [AIN eCHICKS Gc JUNIOR WORLI selections of featuring the k-A-Like iiits, Dresses and ] >mie see us - heah? [CARDS - LAY.A.WAY - CuARe help load er game and averaged 12.5 points le was slowed with foul troubles. The better balance this year iould help the Deacons better last ear's 14-13 record but McCloskey oints out that the Deacons have a >ugh December schedule. "The rst month will tell us a lot about Lir team," he said. Charlie Davis Gil McGregor Look in Vtaxi- coats. E IAL Up, up and away 6-10 center Tom Riker takes advantage of opening to charge past Wake Forest's Gil McGregor and Charlie Davis (12) in action last year. Riker and McGregor, both centers, will become acquainted again before the end of the season. ;enbtlemen: We have opened a new store for our generation of men. We aslpire to have the best selection of slacks, shirts, and ties in Columbia, all in keeping with todays up-to-date styling. Creigh ton,Stanley Blacker, Robert Lewis, Tailor's Bench, shirts by Norman, Tarra, and many other famous names. Please pay us a visit. Nntting4iamn PARK LAND SHOPPING CENTER ... RIGHT - ' NEXT TO PARKLAND JEWELERS. * Owned and operated by U.S.C. students. 10 per cent discount to U.S.C. students when ID card presented at time of purchase. Tickets On SLale Fr Asi-a Brothes...ow