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I, N Ribock c Soccer ( .varsity r By RC Gues When the USC Soccer CI main considerations was ' the problem of varsity re suffered from a number o of an efficient organizai toward the goal of varsit opposition of the athleti Athletic Director Paul during Deltzel's stay at A top soccer programs In Director has made sure from the athletic departm inability to obtain funds I has, to say the least,-ser drive to obtain proper ei Spayment of referees. Thus when the club too night, the members first c organization to enable th crive toward its primar spring and its long-range establishment of conferer now, it is merely a club v game here and elsewhere. reforge the club into th university. Among the problems recognition and conferent games. No conference sci and without varsity stanc funds from the athletic d In the meantime, the me and delegated authority I ~rk off the organization's in hopes of proving to the department that there are concerned with establishli Carolina. This statement has bee, expect to be a conference want to be able to play corl were extremely disappoir invitation to the Southe University of Tennessee I Team members are co in the move "'lub seeks ecognition OB BIGALKE t Columnist ub met Tuesday night, one of the be manner in which to approach cognition. The Club has thus far f things. Among these are a lack ion, lack of consistent action y recognition and the venement c department in the person of Dietzel. Despite the fact that, irmy, West Point had one of the the nation, the USC Athletic that the club receives no funds ent. This, coupled with the club's rom the student activities fees, lously hampered the club in its auipment, funds for travel and k the problem in hand Tuesday stablished a viable hierarchy of e club to put forth a consistent y goal of receiving funds this goal of varsity recognition and ice standing. As the club stands those purpose is to promote the The members however, want to e official soccer team of the presented by lack of varsity :e standing is the scheduling of iooi can play the club officially ling the possibility of obtaining apartment is eliminated. mbers have formed committees ri hopes of taking the strain of president Alan Rutherfurd, and administration and the athletic students at USC who are very ig a varsity soccer program at i made by the club, ''We don't power immediately, but we do ference teams.'' Club members ted at having to turn down an istern Soccer Classic at the inst fall. icerned that without an active Routs we IhGARtVET Spmorls Writer Itouts were the order of the night Tuesday in. Intramural action at lAngstreet Gym. The closest any team could come was 29 points and that was in a slowdown game with Sigma Alpha Kpsillon -nipping' Zeta Beta Theta 4:1-14 behind the 14 point scoring 'spree' of Jim Wise. Jack Prater poured in six points to lead the MIs. Sigma Phi Epsilon went nip and Frosh The USC freshmen, despite trailing by three points at the half, rallied after intermission to claim a 97-84 win over Gaston College Wednesday night. Paced by four starters who turned in double figure per formances. the Biddies outscored Gaston by only one field goal, but made good on II more free throws than their opponents. Ed Peterson canned 28 points The USC Girls Basketl featuring (L-R, back row) I Barbara Wilkes, Linda Howie, Nancy Fitzgeral, Debbie Cami Harden, _(front) Marsha PRI "2F' 1-Taco 1-T'tstada 1-Enchilada offer good 193 re order 4 tuck with Sigma Nu before falling a( the wire. 77-44. Sharpshooter Jack Duffie bombed home 15 points. mostly from 15-25 feet away to lead the Sig Eps but it was not CnoIgh as four men got into double figtres for Sigma Nu. Tommy Suggs was the big man in the Sig Nu attack with 16 points with George Cherry hitting 12 and ytle Pressely and Johnny Williamson hit 10 each. Doug Ifamrick had eight for the losers. Chi Psi placed a man in double nab 9th slightly under his average, to pace all scorers. Brian Winters-dropped through 22 points, with 10 of those coming on a perfect night at the free throw line. Muscleman Rick Mousa threw in 24 points and non scholarship guard Mark Little finished the night with 17 points. Although the Biddies were rebounded. USC shot 56 percent from the field in addition to the good night at the charity stripe. )all team, Wanda Briley, ussie Cox, Conners, Ricks Mary Tope, Sandra McDea >bell, Peggy and Martha Is Brockman, throp'. College IUDLY ANNOUNCE: R 1" ) 1-Burito $ 1-Frijoles and receiw Taco Chips and a ba with coupon thru 2/2871 L BROAD RIVER ROAI f day' figures. Kappa Alpha placed three men in double figures. Kappa Alpha won 82-37. Tommy Garvin was the big KA weapon with 25 points. Gregg Blatt contributed 17 and )anny Workman 16. Phi Neely led the Chi Psi offensive show with 14 points. In the big thriller of the night ATOedged Phi Kappa Psi. 81-10. It wias the bi gest offensive show of the season for Phi Kappa Psi. George Gulden led ATO with 28 points while Ron Coleman had 14. win Gaston could only connect on 39 percent of their floor attempts. Harry Faith. a diminutive 5-9 guard from Kentucky. drove through. in and under the USC front line for several spectacular baskets. In the process. Faith drew a number of fouls which enabled him to cash in 10 of II free throws and finish the evening with 24 points to lead his club. Debbie Barfield, Carol Allen, and (not pictured) irman, Debbie Hansucker sac will compete in Win tourney this weekend. 9ALE L.a 'of Taco Delight FREE