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All-America John
against Duke Saturd
per game, dropped ir
Gamecocks to their
'reshrer
Bullpups
Carolina's freshman cagers will
meet the Citadel tonight in a 5:30
$4t the Coliseum. The Biddies
be in search of their second
Victory of the young season, having
defeated the Quantico Marines,
while dropping a close decision to
Georgia Southern.
AUSC is paced by Ed Peterson,
Who has a 61.2 field goal per
U%ntage. Peterson hit for 34 points
fi the opener against Quantico,
end 15 against Southern, for a
-remarkable 34.5 scoring average.
- Brian Winters and Rick Mousa,
.SC's other scholarship per
formers. are averaging 18.5 and 18
points, respectively. Mousa is also
-.be leading rebounder, gathering
4en stray shots per contest.
.."The three scholarship players
are followed by both Mark Little
and Marty Woolbright, who each
have a ten point scoring average.
'Non-schol
cagers aic
Hv ('IIA RIIESEN N
Spor-s Writer
JAick Mousa, Ed Peterson, and
.lrian Winters are the mainstays of
the freshman basketball squad this
9ear, but with only three
scholarship players, the Biddies'
walk-on talent will haive a large
bearing on this season's per
.fgrmance.
.Coach Don Walsh feels that his
zion-scholarship players this year
Are "as good or maybe even a little
better than those of past seasons.
. ' We've had good luck with our
v'alk-ons for the past two years,
utyou don't really expect people
that good to just come in from the
student body."
lHen IReuther. Mark Little, Marty
...oolhright, and ,Jim Burke have
.:een most of the action for the non
.swholarship players, while Norm
.Williams, E~d Taylor, .John Gar
.lener, and l)avey ,Jordan are
expected to be used frequently as
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Roche moves toward basket Ii
3y night Roche, scoring at a 25
1 26 points, leading the second ri
third win.
tonight
Woolbright is just coming off of a
knee operation, and saw his first
a-ction against G-Neorgia Southern.
Hie scored ten points, and grabbed
kive rebounds.
Winters is right behind Mousa in
the, rebound department, with an
average of 9.5. Peterson and Ben
Reuther each carry a 5.0 average
lof the boards.
Peterson has hit :30 of 49 attempts
from the field, while adding nine of
ten from the free throw line.
Winters has a 42.1 per cent rate
from the field, connecting with 16
of t8 shots. Mousa has a slightly
better floor average, with 14-32.
The Biddies are scoring at a 93.5
clip by virtue of a 99-77 win over
kuanitco and a 90-88 heartbreaker
at the hands of Southern. n.
Carolina has a 10 point margin of
victory, as their opponents are
averaging 83.5 points per contest.
arship
I frosh
the %eacrn roes on.
f really rate all the non
ethlrsohias h bot equ of"49 altte
rtha beld, hil adding nine jo,
tenpcal fro the fretho ine. n
Witer has aeen perin el, which
feem that field onnting ith walk
ons sots. oea hs an lityfous
'o he widies sar scoring atore3.
clpol by vitue sonprogresses."e
QCnit.conrbd anineapoitsbree
atthe anddis of othenogae
vsh ictour s their fopnete aied
averagng ''bo. 5 points aonet
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wafrd os
'Wrellrte all thre wiln-b
gcoldash bosaout geqalng"
exaid Coach Walsh. ':Rethtow
iswythey've strtettin owver tal.
peoeasethesaosrorse.
theng mothra, frm Firil
average abu 15. points2 a
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Two undefea
Carolina Collsei
his surprising
scorer Jim O'
the second-ranN
Maryland's st
action as he 1%
Maryland spok
suffering from
The Terp ace
game, while gr
contest.
Maryland, off
in 1960, won its f
a 72-71 upset o
IesmS Howard Whil
3ction seconds left to c
0clipn not start agains
0 clip pour in 20 point
inked first five tonigt
Returnees fr
Charley Blank,
Barry Yates rc
suffered a sligh
but is expected I
As
Clemsor
Clemson head football
coach Hootie Ingram has
announced the signing of
Sumter High School coach
Steve Satterfield as head
freshman coach, and with it
maybe the most sought
after high school football
player in South Carolina
and one of the most wanted
in the South.
Sumter quarterback
Freddie Solomon, the
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Sports Editor
ted squads meet tonight at
im when Lefty Driesell brings
Maryland Terps-minus top
rien-to Columbia to challenge
ed USC Gamecocks.
ir 6-7 guard, O'Brien, will see no
in a Washington hospital. A
esman said that O'Brien was
'internal disorders."
was averaging 22.8 points per
3bbing 9-7 rebounds during each
to Its best start since a 5-0 record
irst ACC game in four years with
Wake Forest Saturday night.
e hit a free throw with eight
ive the Terps the win. White did
t Wake but came off the bench to
;. He is expected to be one of the
it.
>m last year Sparky Still and
plus former All-Navy performer
und out the starting corps. Still
t ankle injury in the Wake game
o be at top form for USC.
head freshmen com
t signs. Sai
leading rusher in the state
this past season, may
choose to follow his head
coach. Solomon led the S.C.
Shrine team to a 35-23 win
over N. C., picking up 197 yards
on the ground.
Solomon, however, a
transfer student, has only
known Satterfield for four
months.
Satterfield graduated
from USC in 1960. after
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Bob Bodell is the top Terp reser,
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Carolina will be led by guard J<
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Owens and Tom Riker are not far
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addition, he rank
hitting on 54 per
necting with 55.6
with 'a 58.7
Roche, who hit
against Notre D
Duke, paces Car
holds a 92 per 4
charity stripe.
As a team, tI
averaging 89.6 1
yielding 76.3. Car(
cent from the fie
per cent of their
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nds per outing. encounter with a
is scoring at a outing, Carolina
Duke game, whic
ee. He has a 6.8 attendance total
Coliseum.
)hn Roche, who Following Mars
)er game. Tom Blacksburg for
behind, netting Virginia Tech befi
the Holiday Tour
In UF
USC hok
US('s unbeaten Gamecocks
maintained their hold on the
nuimb)er two spot in the secon
w%ek of ballotting held by United
'ress International. UCLA. the
delendingNWAA champ. remained
Iirml.v entrenched in the top spot
among the nation's elite cage
Wams.
Carolina amassed 291 votes.
including two first place tallies.
IThe Bruins held a 47 point margin
over the Gamecocks by drawing :42
first place votes for a total of :138
points. .Jacksonville. runnerup in
UNC end
streak 80-7
li% *T[ii.: SP,)ItTSS'AI'FI
North Carolina overcame a five
point delicit in the last four
minutes with a 10 point spurt to
edge Virginia. 80-75, and I)uke ran
past \'I 14-75. in AC action
Tucsdtayv night
l.cce )>edmon pumped in two.
points and0( Steve Previs added a
tree throw to bring the Tar Heels to
within two at in-6i8 with :1:5:3 left in
the game Sophomore George Karl g
then tied the game with a field
goal 1
Within seconds. I )ennis Wuycik, o)
the games leading scorer with :ii
points. was touled on a tap-in and
t* led ;s i as he successtully i
(0on(ver~td the three point play to n
give the Tar fleels a lead they s,
never relinguished l
aorri liill G err' scored 24
points and harry Parkhill eon
tribiuted iin in \'irginia's losing v
I )uke nonplled ott to a carly lead
in their gamel( with \'PI and were '
neve threatenced The win leav~es l
the tlue I )evils with a -1-2 record. s
hairumi lost onl\ to \'irginia and
I Si
tH.nd\ I)(enton led the rout with r
'. pomts lotltowed closelr by Jiet t (a
l.wson Hlichwe( 'Conner and e
I ..irri Saunders also tallied 14 and e
I p point re'spectively Ior the Bllue |
I )evils
\l Itriston scored 22 points to o
mabtch l)enton's pertormance. V
'while his teammates l.oyd King t
aint (Charbe Tr[ice added 15 and 14. I
IHow ard White dropped in a tout V.
shot w it h eight seconds left t to give
iindtet ea ted .\ a ryland a 72-71
hieart stoppimg victory over Wake i
Firest and Wuyicik paced l'NC to a h
tiN liii romp past hapless ('reighton g
in Naturday iight action r
The Terrapins, after being
behind mnost of the way, took the t
lead i~ 4;6 with 2- in remaining. g
.ltecr White was true on four foul e
shots. Wake sent in reserve bor
ward Willie (;rittin who dropped in v
Iw o 19 toot tuimpers to tie the score S
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ns also have been effctive off
he Gamecocks. Owens is the
th 14.7 rNounds per contest,
suling do,*h 9.7.
vin Joyce Is the team's.:thlrd
Nith 11.3 points per game. In
s third in field goal percentage,
cent of his shots. Riker. Is con
per cent, and Owens lehds USC
mark.
'16-16 from the free throw. line
me and two of three against
lna In that department, as he
:ent accuracy mark from the
ie Gamecocks are currently
oints In each game,. while
olina Is hitting just under 50 per
Id, while converting only 65.5
foul shots.
)ame will mark USC's second
rival ACC team. In their first
attracted 12,611 fans for the
I represented the third largest
in the history of Carolina
'land, the Gamecocks travel to
a non-conference clash with'
)re going to New York City for
lament, Dec. 26-30.
Is second
the NCAA last year. was third.
with 2:3
'ollowing the top three in order.
weIr Kentucky. Marquette.
Southern California. Penn
N ,lVvania. Kansas. Notre Dame.
and \'illanova The onl.' other A(T
tean that received recognition
was North ('arolina. which had 19
ponts lor a itoureenth position.
Th top ten post an impressive
9 I record this t ar in the young
season The only deteat wis an i5
t.' setback absorbed hv Notre
Dame at the hands ot <'arolina
s UVa
5,
it 71 with 17 secords remaining.
White then lollowed with his game
vinning shot
'harlie iavis led Wake ad all
.ore'rs with .9. meicidjing I 9 ii the
irst.tjalIf .\la val ia (J.e \,r
im (1 l.irieii with :> and Whbite \':th
W~uyci k scoredI :m pomnts and.
rabb)ted 12 reblouin'Is ini th .N' ort h
arolina rouit. htigi o :
Oml thle I toor anid comnnetting on 19
22 I roim the Ire ti'Ihrow line
Wuyrik received isit :inee
omf lill ('hambte'rlair w ho sunk
ine ol toutri (en rom tnihe i eld anrd
vein o1 seven tr-oi t he I ret thirow
ne for a total of 25 points.
North ('arol iia hado Iive plIayers
ho reached doule i gures.
'reight on equialed the mnberwi ot
('1d gota!l- that the1 I feels had. but
ere outIscoredl :i: 12 at t he f oul
ne. I N(' ht it 1-01 I mihe charity
trip)e as compathrPd to t'Yeighton s
2 19.
T'he v'ictory wa> Ih Ixourlteenth
anked Tair heels third in as- maiiy
uitinogs. andI they have reachbed the
enituiry marik or- better-ed it in
very game. it was ('r-eighton s
rst loss against Ii ce st raight wins
It took North ('arolina State one
verti me pei-iod to def eat \i rgi nia
tech Saturday night Six straight
-ee throws in the per'iod~ enabled
ie' Wollpack to eke out a 94-87
ic tory.
iKd I,eltwich. Al l(':rtIy aiid .hoe
tunning eacti thirew~ in twvo tree
irows in t' overItimeW stanzia,
elping N ( St ate break a two
ame Iosipg stireak and even its
ecord at 2 2.
It was i)nnning who converted a
chnicah biud situation, tying the
aime at 711 711. thtus torcing the
xtra period. The big difference in
ile game w.as that V'iginia Tech
'as assess.ed with :19 fouIs, giving
late Iii shots frm the free throw
nle. Thiey c'onv'erted 412 of them.
in otheir action involving A tlantic
oast ('onterence teams. Viirgiia
(estedl West Virginia in the finals
I the Mountaineer ('lassie. T1he
alveliers had1 to go inito opertime
> ipi the Mountaineers.- 94-91.
In a Monday night game. Wake
orest defeated William and
tary. 9:1-70. After seven minutes.
ie score was tiedi ten alt hut the
Peacons. led by l)avis stormed to a
128 halt time lead enroute to the
'mn.
D)avis led all scorers with 26;
omnts. while Neil P'astoshok aic
ormnted bor 14. ane' subst itute
irillin struck t or t:t. The D)eacs
ad :39 field goats in the game,
rhile William anid Mary eould
inunage only 211. ,4