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Looking I USC's John Roche looks to out road game against N.C. State. lead the Gamecocks to an 82-61 Raleigh last Saturday night. .35 1204 Main St *UNCLAIMED 1211 BROAD RIS (Hwy. 374 C'OLUMIA, OPEN TO THE 9 A.M. TO 4 MON. THRI 'WE NOW I STEREO COMPONENT SYS RECLINERS & SWI LIVING ROOM & BEDR SEWING MACHINES & AND TAPE STUDENTS W N C 1C C' A ir 06 AlDoy undaya alt IT S 0 C (T ABlR 2677 ^ern PUBLIC SST Roche scored 37 points toh win'over the Wolfpack In 00M FURieRE1 P b AUDA ChocERS tEKS Sadwc 4E12OEkdya Sigma Nu tTO still indefeated Alpha Tau Omega and Sigma Nu ontinued their winning ways londay night in intramural action I the Longstreet Gym. ATO notched win number three gainst no defeats with an easy 54 1 win over Zeta Beta Tau behind kennis Stalvey's 18 points. George ilden chipped in 1:1 for ATO while ack Prater led ZI's with 13. loward Shelton scored 10 for the isers. Sigma Ni used 19 points by rordy Cherry to come from behind ) a hard earned 57-51 win over .rambling Lambda Chi Alpha. leve Paris contributed 1:1 and ,ary Walsh nine to the Nu cause. ob White had 16 for Lambda Chi ,lpha while Doug Truslow hit 14 nd Jim Dudley and Joey Powell ight each. Snowden nabbed its second win i three outings with a 52-51 win ver Baker in a physically tough idependent battle. Steve Suggs nd Tom Bigby each hit 15 points >r the winners while Steve Cunard iatched that figure for the losers. kip Phifer added 1:1 for Baker 'hile Randy Cook and Jeff Shouse ad eight each for the winners. Larry Miller and Randy Yoakum )mfbined for :37 points to offset a 21 uint effort by William Tate as ates I edged LaBorde 72-68. Frank Williams had 12 for Bates. ,irk Chandler eight and Kevin IcCarthy seven. Bill Sherlock and harlie Black had 12 each for a Horde. Meadows Tanner scored me. 14e ailing team oets season's. :Irst regatta The USC Sailing Club begins its pring series of regattas this aturday when the first race is eld at Wells Marina in Ballentine, .C. These races are part of the South tlantic Intercollegiate Sailing ssociation's system. Races will e held every weekend from this aturday until the end of the resent semester., Participants in this weekend's :tion, besides Carolina, include le University of Tennessee, lemson, Duke, Davidson, the allege of Charleston, and the itadel. The public is invited to the race. spectators' boat will be provided r all interested onlookers who ~sire to get caught up in struggle men at 29 an Mr. Sutker Manager f Shimmy's (a Clemson Ran) find Peace and lappiness serving :arolina students? Come nd Find Out 'Shimmy's leadquarters for good leaks 111 LADY ST 254-449 Eye in th Keyhole By Doug William AssL Sports Editor In the hectic, often chaotic basketball, fans and journali overlook certain players. 1 collectively labeled 'non-schc to stand in the shadow of c cases, have little chance to 4 the University athletic woric Foo many times, the non-s described as being marginal treshman team, yet lacking I for the varsity. In some ca! However, in many more than not. A prime example is the ca rhe fourth man after three sc shown that he has the abili college team in America. He dilemma: USC has six good g other six are on scholarship, ro many potential scholar-i stepping stone to a vaunt professional career. In Littli true. Playing for a high schoc was a guard for a team that pionship. Averaging about 18 points p through the early part of the ! of many fine basketball teary tect, and Little saw his aver team's hope for the state title. obsequious around high scori Little came to Carolina witl chances for a scholarship wer only the best... not only playei succeed, pride, forced him o ''Pride pushed me on to do n knew the scholarship guys al went out and decided to do mi was is that I tried to be just as The non-scholarship play problem, that of a possibl players, an their non-scholar this may be a strain at other si exist at Carolina. "On the court, the scholarst of the (;--me," Little remarke the freshman year is a buildir object is to win or lose. It's tc going in the system. They nee fit in.'' r~his is an important fact, ft of remaking the athlete to cor some institutions, where the fi conscienctious as Biddie mei scholarship player very well Kenny Friedman, who keel road, and Corky Carnevale,i had praise for the 6-2 Little. S are the best non-scholarship Carnevale told Little before tI good year so you can play som~ So what is left when the sea hope still exists. He realizes Carolina are slim. ''I came pared to anyplace else. They program, so I know it's gc scholarship player.'' But all is not lost. North Cai interest in the freshman guart has tried to persuade Little te hold off. I'll wait until aft nationals, then look over the w Hopefully, Mark Little wil have many other players in hi of self-satisfaction and self a thus far In his college life on ship or not, no man can bes reward.. . world o ~Ig me "olege sts alike sometimes tend to hese performers, who are larship' players, are forced ther players, and, in many ?nhance their reputations in 1. cholarship player is simply ; good enough to make the he required abilities to play es, this may be very true. we may care to believe, it is se of Carolina's Mark Little. holarship players, Little has ty to play with almost any is faced with somewhat of a uards. Little is a guard. The Little is not. ithletes, high school is but a 'd college, and conceivable a's case, the opposite was I team in Charlotte, N.C., he almost won the state cham er game, Little's team raced eason. However, the demise is, the stall, was put into ef age dwindle, along with the And college scouts, who act ?rs, disappeared. I the foreknowledge that his a minute. But something that -s, but people... must have to n. 1y best,"' he said recently. "I ready had the money, but I e best. I guess what it really good as them." er is faced with another le rift between scholarship -ship counterparts. Though :hools, it apparently does not ip players control the tempo d. "You have to remember, ig year. I don't think the real get the scholarship players d this experience to properly lat the freshmen years is one iform to the athletic plan. At eshmen coach may not be as itor Donnie Walsh, the non be ignored. s score for Carolina on the N'alsh's assistant, have both aid Friedman, "You (Little) player I have seen here." ie season started to ''Have a ewhere next year.'' son is over? In Little's case, that his chances to play for here because it's pro com have a first rate scouting ing to be hard for a non olina State has shown some 1. A friend who attends VPI 'enroll there. ''I told him to er the tournament or the hole thing,'' he reported. I not drift into oblivion, as is position. The sheer feeling ccompllshment spurred him the hardcourt. And scholar tow upon himself a greter