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Bob Kleinknecht stretches
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By CHARLIE SENN
Sports Writer
It is fairly obvious that
Gamecocks love the game of b,
played it Saturday afternoon for f
41 minutes in a double header aga
teams.
The Gamecocks did not lack st
Erbaugh went the distance or
against North Carolina, and hi
George Beam turned In an eleve
formance in the fourteen inning n
N. C. State before being reliE
Houston. Their problem lay in ge
on base and then driving them I
"Our hitting wasn't what I expe
said coach Bobby Richardson. ''\
get the people on base so we coul
game. We went a lot of inn
scoring."
Of the 23 innings played, Cjroiir
in four.
In the North Carlina game, th
ning of scoring was all It took.
scored first for the Tar Hels i
choice in the third Inning, t
Gamecocks proceded to break c
battle with a lot of help from N
pitcher Greg Pavllck.
Pavllck obligingly walked fix
batters that faced him to push in
himself to the showers. Reliefer
then gave up three hits and four,r
could put down the Carolina hiti
The rest of the game went by
neither team showing any spects
until Larry Kiser of the Tar Hee
lane drive over the center field f
the score 6-2 instead of 6-1.
Erbaugh turned In a fine
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tor
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inknecht stretch
to receive Carolina runner ii
out North doubleheader Satu
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formance of eight !
two runs on two hits
he Carolina his unbeaten recorc
3seball. They pitcher to pitch an
ive hours and Beam turned in a
inst two fresh nine, walking eight
runs on eight hits. E
3mina. Larry his 1-1 record.
the mound The N.C. State gai
s teammate, be a quick affair. A
bn inning per- in the first inning, b
iarathon with fast, efficient game
ved by Phil in the fourth inning
tting runners teams drove them I
n. Action started in i
cted it to be," blasted a triple off ti
Ve just didn't for the Wolfpack. U
Idn't play our in the same innin
Ings without Gamecocks would g
game.
a only scored Butch Anderson w
by taking the firs
ough, one in- dropping it over the
Bobby Elliot the year.
mn a fielder's N.C. State finally
ut then the the scrappy Gamec
'pen the tight in the top of the fo
orth Carolina Carolina's stilli
bolstered by goc
e of the six sometimes spectul,
two runs and plays highlighted
Jim Rhodes Carpenter made ti
uns before he Wolfpack batters o
ers. ''I'm encouraged
quickly, with Richardson. ''Some
cular offense better, but I'm not
Is slammed a After seeing his
ence to make conference squads,
be a close con ferer
pitching per- definitely in conten~
Thomas' 13
!ude's Hospii
nzorrow nighi
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ye
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By Dot
Asst. S
To be in i
Sitting on i
anyone else
old question
seems to ha
greatest bas
But how 14
who forecasi
Lew Alcindi
lingered in /
C, a So now all o
with blank e
they do for
i the first game of a Losing sev
rday. USC won 6-2 in quite the F
likes of six
varsity next
ader
der right arm tc
"We're nai
Wooden said
tL eight player
Bibby is co
standing fre4
itrike outs, six walks, and To say the
. In adding the third win to begin with Bi
I, he was the first Carolina much. The 6
entire game this season. praise from
similar show in striking out a team orier
, and allowing two earned dribble and
ut he was unable to change
ne started off as if it would "He may
fter trading unearned runs continued, "I
)th teams settled down to a player, a goc
The fielders went to work sure he coulr
as the heavy bats for both
o the walls for line drives. Add to thi!
he sixth when Henry Willis Sidney Wick!
ie fence to drive in two runs Wooden said
SC came back with one run another real
g, but It seems that the had an in jur)
D down in nine in the second us."
as responsible for the delay With the Ic
pitch of the eighth and
fence for his first homer of
look the lengthy battle from
ocks with an unearned run
urteenth.
mprovlng bat power was
d pitching and solid
sr-fielng. Three double
the field work, and Pete
vo fine catches to rob the
I extra base hits.
with our pitching,'' said
of our people are hitting(F
entirely satisfied.''
team against these two
Richardson feels, ''It will
ce race, and I think we're
.. . Now
,Sh
9 1111 Lad
in the
rhole
Lg Williams
ports Editor
UCLA is the I
he predicament of UCL
op of the hardcourt w
to infringe on his domin
that has bothered the n
ve once again been ansy
ketball team in the nat
)ng can it last? Try ask
a Bruin fall after the thr
r. All Wooden did wa:
Ocindor's shadow to blgC
f the cage analysts are I
xpressions asking the si
an encore?.
en of his top eight play.er
>osition that he Is accust(
freshmen that will gr.
year, quite a few coac
> be standing In Wooder
Only Bibby back...
urally going to use new
last night. "When you k
;, there isn't much alte
ning back. But we ha
;hmen.'"
very least. For lack of a
il Walton, who interestec
.11 center from San Diec
Wooden. "He's an outsta
ted player, and I like th
shoot game.
Walton is team p
not score a whole lot,'
)ut that's not the point. I
id rebounder and great ii
; list a pair of forward
; and.Curtis Rowe. "Kei
"'He graduated from hi
fine prospect. Vince Ca
problem, but should be i
Three guard pr
ss of both Kenny Booker
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'rieillesIi'it estauarant Man
A's Johnny Wooden.
,orld, simply daring
ant position. The age
ation's head coaches
vered: UCLA has the
Ion.
:ing the same people
ee year reign of King
; steer a team that
per and better things.
ooking at each other
ime thing: What can
i, Wooden may not be
med to. But with the
iduate to the Bruin
hes would give their.
's shoes.
but...
:>eople next season,"
ise seven of your top
rnative. Only Henry
ve some really out
better starting spot,
I South Carolina very
io draws nothing but
nding prospect. He's
at. I don't go for the
layer
' the Bruin mentor
-e's a fine defensive
i the fast break. I'm
prospects to replace
th Wilkes is young,"
gh school at 16. He's
rson, who is 6-7 has
>f great assistance to
ospects
and Terry Schofield,
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