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g 44 71,ww mam om= irginia, wmjn A By LEV Spor1 Sophomore Barry Parkhi a /8-63 win over Marylan Denton led the Blue Devils Forest in ACC games play Parkhill, who finished th4 Virginia to a 40-26 halftimi Fhe score was tied at 23-2 when Parkhill exploded. S next 17 points, he led the chi by 14 at the half. With Virg the second stanza, Cavalier bench when the score was 7 Ferps scored 11 points on I shutting out the Cavaliers Key rebounding in the Devil's Denton preserved C ohdput together a de Pligoff a season high nets tor 33 points, Denton al blocked an attempted layu the tinish to preserve the fiv [Senior wingman Bob Ri Kept the Deacs in the gami shots from the floor in the fi 4leading 31 points before inte canned long shots to keep SCan Mr. Sulk'er Manager of Shimmy's (a Clemson Man) find Peace and .Happiness serving Carolina students? Come Find Out Shimmy's Headquarters for good steaks 1111 LADY ST 254-449 Duke CC action VIS ALLEN ts Writer il led the Virginia Cavaliers to d's Terps and Duke's Randy to an 83-78 conquest of Wake ed Wednesday night. ? night with 21 points, sparked advantage. 3 with 4:18 left in the first half coring eight of the Cavalier's irge which left Maryland down inia gradually pulling away in coach Bill Gibson cleared the 8-52 with 2:38 remaining. The he Virginia substitutes, while offensively. .losing moments by the Blue uke's victory over the Deacons termined rally. 18 rebounds and blistering the so retrieved two rebounds and p by Deacon Charlie Davis at e point margin of victory. Ioades almost singlehandedly a finding the mark on 11 of 14 rst half. Hitting 26 of his team rmission, Rhoades continually Wake in contention. ROOF JEWELERS -ee moa nzv viin a. .cns 1221 Taylo an Rosewee Se,png Ctr MMMOE STUDENT CREDIT. Carolina maybe n By CHARLIE SENN Sports Writer Someone forgot to tell the Carolina Swim ming team that norm4l people are supposed to get tired -- but maybe they aren't normal. All the 18 swimmers and divers did was swamp two opponents one officially, one unofficially, in Atlanta after a car troubled six hour trip, and then, after returning to Columbia at two o'clock in the morning, showed a parents day crowd and a Wake Forest swim team just how tired they weren't by winning by 63 points that afternoon. Georgia Tech was the official victim at Atlanta by a 63-44 score and Carolina also handily outscored Miami University on an unofficial basis in the same meet. Carolina broke three pool records despite the long drive, Gary Wetherhold, Jim Villa, and Glen Spears were Gamecocks of the meets. "They swam real well at Ga. Tech, taking 12 first places," said assistant Coach Jim Pit tington. "Wake figured to be 'giant killers' with our swimmers getting so little sleep and we just threw everything at them," said Coach Pit tington. "They had come down here to beat us, and told us as much, but our swimmers were really up for the meet and weren't about to lose ATO, Snow Intramural It D'W DRAFIX Stalvey had a 1 WI'4- C1*t'-(onnol1v was run ror the Kappa Sig Alpha Tau Omega was the points victor over Kappa Sigma in the Snowden also only fraternity basket'hall game attck to defeat V played Tuesday night while for ii. Ifick Evan. Snowden outscored Married siiggs and land, Students and Woodrow fell to hot and 3. respective Preston in the Independant scoring more th Division. \ISs leading sco (in Wednesday night Zeta Beta Ii[ for :-- I )tiu Iat forteited to Kappa Alpha and Kappa took Kappa Alpha Psi by 11 the measure of 57-51 League I of Presion edged the Fraternities. Moore outclassed Points in an exc Town Men as Burney edged Bates 11 in the Independants League. ATlO used a halanced scoring attack against Kappa Sigma to pit u hsw gain a 58-50 victory, T had chl.ilyWr three players in double figures. h t)twen - Rion ('oleman hit for 14i points. ;eo'ge talvy fr nand enns pitsvesthad a la Roch uhKppasi I St's ohn ~oc bak ito atc futh deint lat seco~~~~~~~~nd plc n h tlni.Catt leptve)k scorng ace butWak Foests (aormga ino thi harlie l)vis cont ii t\C t loceappdi s main na soid old n thhio 18. tor 21:.8.uH througheliieeb. P01fresnded I ~OchC herpii,nthiih cantede Woodro playe srni recrd shat e ri M~o t a2pe r game ipw per om arie gaistl'trna i outak 1p for Pr fihslfi. His Ward - whom )heien atI (ieorge Stalvey-ors1niandhDenni Sponlt' s. teo sql * 'strawberryviorv. tor A Ii p tekh prp lled eable the(am (nerneidval basket all an Deni Wnr 9(rleDai cgt nest Rce uppedi~ ig sC mainta.I atsoiid hold(on the to - F1= -Umnnt: LUCK-Page 7 Wimmers t ormal' in front of that Parents Day crowd. If they needed any added incentive, the guys also wanted to win for Mike Mayfield, a diver who, after winning the one meter and taking a second place in the two meter diving com petition, at Tech, had an appendectomy Saturday morning. The Gamecocks "threw everything at them"' to the tune of 11 firsts, and 14 of the season's best times. Two sophomore, one freshman, and one school record, and one more evenf qualified for the NCAA finals. Nick Kesslering, the Gamecock of the meet, set a new school and freshman record in the 1000 yard free style with a time of 10: 47.7, and Gary Wetherhold set two sophomore diving records. Wetherhold, who had already qualified for the one meter diving competion in the NCAA finals, scored 309 points on the three meter board to also qualify in that event. " They (Carolina) have just been putting it all together lately,"' said Pittington. ' These guys haven't hit a peak yet, that I can see, because every time they swim they get better, " added head coach Allen Gentry. "We hope they'll peak in the ACC finals and this will carry over to the NCAA's." Of the Parents Day affair, Gentry said, "It was a real success. We would like to thank all the parents and students for their support." den grab victories igh of i5. Bill Nloore routed Town Nen 65-45. nung and gunning Nelson Chandler. Charles s as he scored 3 Williamson. Tom Ruff and John Verona all hit in double figures to used a balanced ollset Town Nen's Jerry McMason S' Jef ISnouse hit and Brian Mahelsky who dropped for 10 with Steve in I, and 12. respectively. for the Cook scoring 9 losers. ly. The balanced in made up for Burney out distanced Bates rer DleBuso who House by five points. Randy o tailed to make Yoakum dropped in 30 points for Snowden won 53- the game high but saw his team go down in defeat 64-59. Allen Woodrow by t wo Kaufman hit 21 points for the iting game that winners )es of basketball. Kappa Alpha lost to KA by six players t allying po)int 5 (;reg lBlat t was t he high is not enough to scorer with 27 in the game as he ston s Tom Mit - .rnd Tommy (;arrin combined to md Dale Johnson give K.A a 57 point t ally. Kappa em scored 45 Alpha Psi could only muster 51 as leaked to a 5 1-49 Nat Schell and David Jenkins each hit for I5 and f"orrest Parker 13. average cock senior, who h eld goals. only one off the league week's average, mark. and cashed in on 14 of 15 free 's Randy D enton throw attempts. He had 28 points iycik of North in a loss t o D uke earlier in the week e runner slot. and added 23 in a win over ason mark from ('lemson. For the week, he hit on II of m' f ield goal t ries and 25 of 30 Iree' thIrows. rd place with a Wuyeik. the league's leading the only other f ield goal shooter most of the year. g at better than has. now taken over first place in while Wuycik is tree Ilrow shooting. The Tar Heel unding out the lunior has made good on 91 of 105 land sophomore from the charity line for 867. but c8UCco le on his hel is D)avis at .863 mecocks All goal percentage figures stand a3t ner and ACC( ' 6 'a which is slightly better than r he past t wo lur' e; : mnark which led the nation i terenice single- week ago r'd in the Jl8-83 I 'ent on is still the leading Furman rebounder ;at I ' 9 with Tomn Owens ing. he hit on :1 of I N( second at 10.9.