Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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By DAVID DRAFF Spot Write Maxey pleed thr if tn in double figures to stop LABorde 78 40 in a remtch Qf last yar's In tramural first round playoffs while Baker, SAE, Town Men, Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha - and Woodrow took wins in intramural action played Thursday add Monday nights. rry Seabrook led the Maxcy ut -with 20 points while Tom Kemp added 17 and Larry Gayson 10. Eleven players got into the scoring column for the winhers. Pete Braece hit 16 and Skip Phifer 14 to lead Baker past Married Students 62-47.. Nick Skolsky had 14 for MS and Don Redisil and Allen Barnett added 13 and 12, respectively. SAE completely routed Phi Kappa Psi 87-8 in a big mismatch. Capers Bouton had 31 for the winners, Travis Ellison 17, Steve Burnett 16, Chip Price 12 and Jim Wise 11. Dietzel n eight nigi Paul 'F. Dietzel,- Carolin Director of Athletics and head coach, has been awarded the George Washington Honor Medal by the Freedoms Foundatioq at Valley Forge, Pa., for a newspaper article published last year. The article, headlined "Let's Cure Problems Sanely" was published in The Gamecock and dealt with campus unrest and other problems facing Carolina and other universities and colleges. In the article, Dietzei quoted a letter he had received from U.S. AirForce TSgt. George E. Dutcher who at the time was stationed in "Give a cultue birthday gilt" from havens gallery 2812 DevIn. St 256-7576 Mon - Sat 10 - 5 mid AndyOalin f todin IT ints and .,rry MaMason chi in 14 to spark TMA to a 67-53 win over Snowden. Steve Suggs had 16 and Randy Cook 15 for the losers. Kappa Sigma and Phi Kappa Sigma each placed three men over the 10 mark but the Kappa Sigs came out on top at the buzz,r 65-64 in a thrillor. Bill Connely scored 20 for the wivners. He was followed by Sandy Franklin with 18 and Pete Carpenter with 16. Bryan Fowler led the losers with 18 points while Bill Barr had 16 and Johnnie Davis 15. Richie Sheats,had nine. Doug Truslow hit 17 points and Bill Corder, Joey Powell and Jim Dudley six each as Lambda Chi Alpha ripped Pi Kappa Phi 51-39. Bill Graham led-Pi Kappa Phi with 13 points in the slow paced game. Bob Bandy had nine in a losing cause. Steve Ely had 13 points and'Pete Carr nine .as Woodrow nipped BurneY 50-49. Allen Kaufman was the main Burney threat with 15 points in the contest. amed for t games , Viet Nam. The Freedoms Foun dation also awarded the George Washington -Honor . Medal to Dutcher for the views expressed by him in the letter. The citation roreived by Dietzel was signed by Kevin McCann, foundation predsident, and st-fed: "The trustees and officers of Freedoms Foundation ati. Valley Forge announce with pleasure the selection of Paul F. Dietzel and TSgt. George E. Dutcher, USAF, by the distinguished National and School awards jury to receive the George Washington Honor Medal Award for 1970 newspaper article 'Let's Cure Problems Sanely,' an out standing accomplishment in helping to achieve a better un derstanding of the American way of life." ** ******** * **** ** The University will play eight .. . eblic Idheels end Colt . Ferue.v . TEACHERS AGENCY sox iss til igheont N.C. 27241 HELP WANTED Full and Part Time Day and Night Shifts Apply in person Burger King Restaurant 1211 College Street 9-10 .m..25 p.m. Gene Haney Intramural rebound battle honor; %re set night football games this fall, six at home in newly enlarged Carolina Stadium and two on the road. Athletic director and head coach Paul Dietzel announced some time ago that six of the Gamecocks' seven home games - the only exception being the Nov. 27 season ending game with Clemson - would be played at night. Two of the four road opponents have also decided to play at night. Road games under the lights will include Oct. 2 at Memphis State, 7:30 P.M.. CDT: and Oct. 23 at Florida State, 7:30 P.M., EDT. Night home games, all at 7:30 Eastern time, include Sept. 11, Georgia Tech: Sept. 25, N.C. State; Oct. 9, Virginia: Oct. 16, Maryland: Oct. 30, Georgia: and Nov. 20, Wake Forest. The Clemson game will have a 1 :30 kickoff and away games in the daytime will include Sept. 18 at Duke and Nov. 6 at Tennesee, both at 1:30 Eastern time. Send Kevin a card ~SOOfl strawberryS ptch Kevin .1 has OPE to.remo From Staff Re USC Sophomore Kevin Joyce night at the Providence Hospit trom his left leg. Joyce, a highly sought : Merrick, N.Y., was hospitalizec leg. Joyce had participated in tt with the condition. Doctors originally diagnosed phlebitis but a source close to that the attending suregeons foL than originally thought. However, the source was quit the operation it was not known out of action and, even though th Joyce may still miss the rest of tI According to the source, the b1c dissolved. Five physicans were Send Joyc Anyone interested in senc sophomore guard who underwer Providence Hospital, a get-well or any other form of correspondf All cards, letters, etc. will be Gamecock Sports Department. to Kevin Joyce, CO The Game Drawer 'A', USC. bill cu MI of so RANDOM RAMBLING: Oni periences was to be promised f me, lick me now! Novell Neve of the ACC, compounded hi Carolina-Maryland scrape by p probation. How much fairer anc to have dispensed whatever needed and closed the issue once the conference's key ball play sword which any recruit from i cut loose at will. Sports llustrated Magazine South Carolina's hardwood leai a few weeks ago. The piece r paranoid alley fighter. Actua everyone is out for his blood whe of the year in the ACC twice in repeat this season. rhe world is not likely to coIl young men like U NC's George K Karl has a back condition, ur surgery, which could reduce a case. He plays in pain, but he;i giving a team rated a flop on the pf. chamnpionship potentli. royce ration ve clot ports underwent surgery last 3l to remove a blood clot rep All-America from .Saturday with a swollen te last three USC games the disease as thrombo the basketball team said nd the leg in better shape :k to point out that before how long Joyce would be e leg was in better shape,, ie season. )od clot in Joyce's leg was in attendence. e a card ling Kevin Joyce, USC it surgery last night at the card, an encouraging note ?nce is urged to do so. forwarded to Joyce via the Mail all correspondence kcock Sports Department, rrie 5UTH the 5TH of childhood's worst ex uture punishment. As for the, acting commissioner is timidity in the South utting a raft of people on I wiser it would have been pun itive measures were and for all. Now many.of 'ers are playing under a he Intramural league can did not do John Roche, ler a favor with its story miade Roche sound like a ly he can not feel that ii he has been voted player succession, and may well apse as long as there are arl reaching for the torch. icorrected by last year's lesser fellow to a basket >lays well and unselfishly, pre-season charts a flavor