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Rough
Carolina's Tom Riker bat
America Jim McDaniels for
final game of the Holiday F
the MVP.
Frosh
to two
111, (11AR.IE SE-NN
Sports Writer
in their last two outings, the
Carolina freshmen have rolled
-over their opponents by superior
shooting. beating the Citadel frosh
816-70. )ec. 1li and bombing the
Cubs of Clemson 85-61 on Jan. 2
In their win over the Citadel, the
Biddies shot over 50 per cent a!
they recorded their second win o
the season against a lone defeat a
the hands of the Georgia Southeri
frosh.
Ed Peterson led the Carolin
treshmen, scoring 31 points an
shootiAg 60 per cent from the floor
Rick Mousa contributed 20 point
and 13 rebounds while Bria
Winiters chipped in 14 points and I
rebounds. Marty Woolbright.
non-scholarship player hit six c
seven from the Iloor for 12 points
In the Clemson game. it al
pea red that the Kiddies would has
a diiflicult time as the fired up Cuti
jumped off to a quick five poii
lead. However. Ed Peterson sar
three straight huckets and aft<
Brian Winters broke an 8-8 tie wit
his first basket of the night ti
Carolina trosh were never heade<
Coach l)onny Walsh was u
worried by his teams slow star
''he vacation is the reason v
didn't get going early. The ho:
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Ballet--ftbert Milkwsky
Ballet
tles with Western Kentucky All
one of his eight rebounds in the
estival. McDaniels was named
rolls
Iust had to get back into it alter
their rest
Alter l'eterson's first six point
burst. he lel I a lot of the shoot ing to
hot hitting \inlters. 'I i)ennis
Odle was playing me ra well so I
didn't have the opportunity for
some of the eas\ layups and
juipshots in close, hil I that left
Brial opvn all night." he said.
('lemson's ()dle held Pelerson
below his usual 3*1 point per
jormance as tilt (arolina guard
setled lor 2. points and a 53 per
cent average ()le lilnishvd the
Inight as high man for his team with
L, point.s and 18 relbounlds bil! only
-11 per cenvI 11-wm tilhe floor
S
\Vith P'etersol ied up and I) 11 a go
aheadt.O signal Iromi 'oach \Valsh,
\VWIinters look over,. hilling 12 ot 19
I or a :1- po int p)erf orimnee The (6-4
guard also hadit nolie rebounttds~
\Viitrs laterI expI, lH'med m te
loc(Xker room. --in the irst three
C gamties I hadI been look inrg meflt3 lor
S the pass I only shot inew innes mi
k the last game w.hjhih reanll. int
renough and ('oach \V aish had told
h nwe to shoot nore 1d I Peter'soi
e was beaig guiarded'i prIetty closelv,
too, soi I hadic miore( oportlunity to
shoot
T- het liddiles shot it per ('ent
t , overall w~hile holding ( 'lemison to to
'e pe'r 'enit antd coasted t) an easy
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North Carolina's Tar Heels used
a patient tempo-setting offense to
deal USC its first setback of the
year Monday night in Chapel Hill
after the Gamecocks had beaten
Maryland, VPI and Clemson, in
addition to winning the Holiday
Festival, during the Christmas
vacation.
Tonight the Gamecocks take oni
last year's MAC champions
Temple in Carolina Coliseum.
Temple will be led by 6-7 Lee I
Tress, 6-5 Ollie Johnson and 6-4
Jim leeneli. The Owls have had <
their problems this season as Hary
Litwack's club has only a 3-6 mark.
UNC jumped off to a 40-26
halftime lead and weathered
several USC rallies to register the t
win.
"We played for the sure shot,"
said Tar Heel coach Dean Smith. I
"We tried to spread then out by
having them play man-to-man.
Actually they (lid a good job on
defense hut against a zone with f
those big men we wouldn't stand a I
chance.
carolina had opened in a zone
but was drawn out of it when UNC
elected to hold the ball outside.
'They just outplayed u1s." said I
USC's P'rank McGuire. "They
really hustled. They seemed more
One of f
USt's leading rebounder Tt
fourteen stray shots from the ou
Kentucky's Jerry Dunn during
Festival.
Bits and
Suggs nam
"i gts dau,~le'd the annual Blue
<;r ftt ootbiall game in MIon
1ltVItmery.\Ala I lecember 28 wvhile
ltaing rhe' ( ;ray to a 38-7 victory.
Thet nti onally televised gamefl
t'nded ont a winn'ing niote tor' three ,
mni er ii'tSot the G *amtecock sqluad.
lot I'auml ietzel. it marked
anmot her victory in along line of
iSuggs recei vedt the Most
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C falh
lert and quicker. We had a low
;hooting percentage but you have
,o give the other fellow some
!redit. They played on aggressive
lefense. That's the best they have
layed all year."
Sophomore guard George Karl
old the sentiments 4f the Tar Heel
layers. "South Carolina psyched'
is up," he said. "They were the
iumber two team in the nation.
l'his was our first big game and we
-eally wanted it."
The Gamecocks shot only 39 per
-ent from the floor-their second
vorse of the year. They got away
vith a :13 per cent effort against
/l,
Maryland tried to slow it down at
he outset but Carolina broke it
pen with a breakneck running
ame that netted a 57-36 halftime
L,ad.
USC continued to pour it on in the
econd half before a fight broke out
vith 4:52 remaining in the game.
daryland's Jay Flowers elbowed
tick Aydlett underneath the
iasket. Flowers then retreated to
nid court while Darrell Brown and
'harlie Blank jumped Aydlett.
The melee continued until
ecurity officers broke it up. In the
irocess Maryland coach Lefty
)riesell was struck in the face.
"It is very unfortunate the game
-nobert Milkosky
urteen
m Owens grabs one of
~stretched arms of Western
the finals of the Holiday
Pieces
ed MVP
adluable Plaver Award and itusty
anas1d earned t he Most V"a luable'
,inlemandf Award tor' their play.
Suiggs hitting on 14 ot 2.) passes
or :i var'ds tossed1 two touchdown
>asses in engineering the G ray
:ic'tor'v
l"reddie Soloman signedl a grant
mi aid( wvith ('arolina over the
Christ mas break to play football
lor' I iS Solomnan was the 1970
'hoice I or prep tootball player of
the vear' in South Catrolina.
lie played his senior year' at
Sum ter and led the (;amecocks to
the semit ias ot thr State AAAA
playot I. Sumte'r lost to the event ual
State ('hampions I .ower Richland
.L It alter scoring bt points in the
I ir'st halt
Solomnan led the State in rushing.
gamning over 19nuf yards on the
groutnd lie was also the MVP in
the Shrine Bowl, leading S.C to a
win ol N ('
Kevin .Joyce. Carolina's
sophomore guard, copped
Sophomore ot the Week honors in
the Atlantic Coast ('onference for
his pe'rtormance last week.
,Ioyce. who has been a welcome
asset to the Gamecocks. turned in
consistently good play during
('arolina's nine games to date, and
came through in the clutch during
the Holiday F"estiva! last week to
help his team to top honors in the
New York tournament.
Against Providence, in the
second round, Joyce hit fo r 21
points, and, with John Rtoche
having an off night, pumped in 25i
points against Western Kentucky
in the tinals of the tourney. Later in
th(e week,.IJoyce ad4"d 12 points in
('arolina's victory ever Clemson.
erps, VPI, Ci
to Ta
ended like it did," said McGuire.
"ACC basketball is very coin
petitive."
USC's Tim Owens said that the
otticials were very "loose ". letting
"guys throw elbows and that
stuff."
Tom Riker came up with the big
play to save the Ganecocks from a
loss against the lowly Vil Gob
blers Hiker tapped in a missed
shot with 001 showing on the clock
to give USC, who trailed by n.
many as 13. the win.
R oche,
lead F
USC easily polished of ('ornell
and Providence and then hung on
to drop sixth ranked Western
Kentucky to claim the li oliday
Flestival championship in Madl-Win
Square Garden.
The taller Gameco'ks had little
trouble with Cornell as .John Hochc
poured in 28 points and Tom Ifiker
hauled down 16 rebounds.
01
Ani
Obviously there is smouldei
the coaches who seek to buil
teaching them to play bask
Conference. Publicly the c
modicum of courtesy by char
before and after games. Pi,
members of the coaching c1a
to the legitimacy of some of
situation causes dismay ani
coach must, of necessity, be
Deity. In reality of course. cc
else. They range along the int
idiot, and their personal taste
varied as the average of so(
Some are r(
It is too much that we shoc.
with patience and restraint b:
for ourselves. Just because a
men how to fling a bal throuc
with wisdom nor virtue. So
art have been, . by contemp
morally reprehensible and
popular notion of the scriptur
who stands four-square for G
Dogs with lemonade. Indeed, i
his dressing room plea to
permeated and perverted th.
fans in America today.
Losing temnper'
That a coach may occasione
speech with oaths and obscen
occasions to violence againsi
derstandable and even comnr
lashing out against his playe
coach. But with whatever g~
need for the coach to blow hi
continuing or recurring vent
tersts of the game or the
nobody is obligated to teel an
is forced to associate in busi
that since we were given our
choose our friends. So coacht
Iike each other. If one finds th
surely within his rights to ign
publicly this should be the e:
Fan's mindi
Since the mind of a fan is ,
coaches should do nothing to
own omniscience. For it is or
the interest of the ticket buy in
is based. Face it--most of use
out our lives in quiet desperat
pits in the dull, stultifying c
Santa Claus is dead, our hero.
and the clay feet have shatte
exists a void which many hay
athletes and coaches with a sc
If the recipients of this adulat
should be, for they are filling a
of the tans' emotional balan<
Cool it in
So my unsolicited advice to
for that matter--is to cool it ir
entrails if you choose. Damn h
private. But if you don't lik.. h'
'opposite of love is not hate
firing, coaches. If you don't
quit speaking to him Don't
shatter some fan's illusion by,
him in the public nrint.
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"We could have been easily
knocked off,'' said Mc(Guire. "We
jtst got 0rom11 the Festival and had
I il, v or only one practice. It was a
good thing that we were able to use
a lot of people."
(arolina opened in a pressing
felease that lorce-d Clernson errors
and allowed US(' to jump to an
Ialv lead the.v never gave 1).
h'l' press was more to wake us u1p
ha11t to bother thern, " McGuire
,%;I ''We're 10H per-cent
all"lled ''
Joyce
vCs
Riker. however. responded with
(lle of his Iinest nights while R (oche
lnd Kevin .ovie also had excellent
tai - John Ifibock scored only
I xve pomts but himl 'vvn rebounds
11)lI thr'e assists
l0ker haid Il rebounds and 31
ponts IRoche. the Roche of old,
kimged home :17; jnd .Joyce had 21
-t 'rolled to a 112-81; winl
lohock ployed greait.'' ljocq,.
itd It lust shows how)x much('
bient wc haIv.'' Hpoh ('arver
.grted \ith I'wo t if) guys
I i'l-l and kikir ' tihe 6 8 gii g et9ts
Oh. reoundsl thl.m donl't. .01hn
Rihm-k i does things pcople don't
r*h/ ink he gribbed
1-rhraound thatl c"imle hrs wvav.-'
11(0r1hnA .1nd \\ K plaved -ven
ii 'ih <('meiroks got a mnle
lnt mlead latv in t ir t half T}i1 .
111111(ppers cuit the Imargin to seven
Il thi' brv and id - ,im Mc.
1n.ick. led his chub hmck ml the(
i1 ild '1 minutes
liwhv, im Ihe mids o of a had
:1n h . --iank 1r 111' 1ru ia btr;f 1C
brll lat mk i the g.11a . ;lldl bd
ellnungls Shl HIm lead:
k\\Wrol lhe aswmlnds pass -
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"r 1 VolG scorv kailvy did it
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\iel biol ls urlernth bugt foig
\lt I tla u c.1m1e aller O- hliner
\\-didn , pIdla as wreas.veg
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bu egi sasm
tl' xe .ii' .il . polnt s.g I li1 xx Irf m
th'I l ln' ' c \\ den hav tI rely ot'
ii 11111 tIf d Ic. as x il lot d P.lil
A ilu held th111 hill a nd~x i t tht
i'iu xI aull Kevin1 i llowed11 oneit
n inet er x suhinna gre't'it ofnn
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"ttlxni to par *themi \\lIan aknd
p'll) he b ales ttltptngi
HiXirl'pptric coacht.h (8hamac
[~~au atixprI edt' uch Yale desire
flit x her s'hplaathe' u u
In ih ~t o w tin he rolnaee c 'A ra
nIin ho h romtere l'ilegr *lAout
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uh.r0 tu iu an ornaet4ah. a
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