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A nother ca USC's Bob Carver drives night for two of his 15 point the 6-2 junior. REVENGE IS SWEI FOR COLIN SLADE WHEN PASSION IS Heis ce wife, aughter ar of his worst ener (&9w9tat-. / IN TH6 alCma WES STERN JOAN C( JUDY PACJE DAVID APi Now Playing . reer high arrnud for lay up against Furman last s that marked a career high for ET HIS WEAPON! the id mistress ny. C~-l II. I A )L NS LARRY IIAGM4AN (IN -NIRA BARAB 59J99H 1:20-3-5-7-9 S. CARDS -$1.00'Caro1Aina Willia n awe sp By LEWIS ALLEN Sports Writer Furman head coach Joe Willia play an aggressive man to man time and stayed with it despite "we were never in it on the boa Attributing part of his team's USC to "'a case of the jitters and basketball player," Williams sa we played tonight like the most that I ever saw. I thought we we we came out but we didn't set up Of John Roche, who scored a points, Williams said "he is basketball player." Additionally, boys must think Roche is great were watching him all night." In comparing Jacksonville a juggernauts which smashed i Intramur f4 BY I)AVI) )RAFFIN Sports Writer Intramural basketball action is scheduled to get underway Tuesday. Feb. 9, with 25 teams entered in four divisions of two different leagues. D>efending campus champion Pi Kappa Alpha will be hard pressed to come up with another un defeated season but still may make a run at the Fraternity honors. Gone from PiKa's brilliant quintet of a year ago are 6-6 for andThe is o for-0 furi tsjiti ell de t Williams said that very physical ini ms planned to outside shooters.' before game very interesting g the fact that Beside Roche's i irds." USC All-America 118-83 loss to USC record of 20 iwe of a great Roche's 21 of 34 f id, "I thought Carolina Coliseum nervous team goals attempted. re loose when The records did our offense." game that the G %CC record 56 points this season an excellent two combined tea he said, "Our short history wer because they The 118 points, assists by Carolin nd USC, two and the 75 fields he Paladins, were the most for al basketi satures 25 ward )oug Fisher. the Frat loop's most valuable player. playmaker guard Bobby Heald. an all Intramural selection, and big men George McCarthy and Pat Laing. Starter Mike Perkins returns along with top reserves Johnny Hedlund and Tom Hollaway. They. along with David Scheer. who started two years ago. should form the nucelus of the PiKas. Maxcy won the Intramural crown with a big win over LaBorde in the playoffs last year before ofr a ary AT /1-3-5-7-9 'I Ccwgdh1Ml .JEr=FERSOA SCBLJARE CORNER AIN & ..--tUREL:STReETS------ - ers, oat "both have strength and are side, and both have great He said that "it would be a ame if they played." Pecord breaking 56 points the also nipped another all time field goals by hitting for 21. eld goals also set two more records, field goals and field not stop there in the second amecocks have broken 100 , as three team records and m records in the Coliseum's e rewritten. 34 free throws made, and 15 a broke three team records goals and 50 personal fouls two teams. all entrants lalling to Pika. Three starters return to make the picture bright for a possible repeat. High scoring all-Intramural Tom Kemp is the big gun in an aresenal that boasts size and speed. Rich Levendoski helps supply most of the size with productive inside work while 5-11 guard Steve Zagoria supplies speed, playmaking and an addition to Kemp's outside scoring power. Only Skip Latt is missing from last season's team. Latt will be missed mostly for his fine defensive work although the hustling guard was always a a scoring threat. FRATERNITIES INDEPENDENT League I ATO League I Kappa Sigma Bates PiKa Burnev Phi Kappa Sigma Laborde Phi Kappa Phi Maxcv SAE Preston ZBT Woodrow League II 011 Psi League ii Kappa Alpha Lambda Chi Alpha Baker Pi Kappa Phi Married Students sigma Nu Moore Sigma Phi Epsilon Snowden Kappa Alpha Psi Town Men Kick Hippies c't1 fr'om p. '2 "Just four books for history 202 students? What about the bookstore down the street?" "Silly. We bought that two years ago." "Oh. Now the only thing that remains is that Student Book Exchange." "Simple. We just order the campus police to shoot on sight anyone caught trading or selling books, or posting signs, or calling those three numbers. Then we confiscate the books-as evidence, of course-and sell them for a six dollar mark up." "Harriq4,* Blunton, ,yqu're a geniu." - *'