The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, May 10, 1971, Page Page 5, Image 5
Suga
Sugarloaf is a very co
Friday night t6 a crow# thai
group on sfage.
While the concert they put
cake fell sometime between
Sugarloaf produces a tolo
passable ah'd they are in
musicians. The main fault I
reminded me of someone e
The organ player was veri
well as any, and at times,
Kooper. The lead guitar was
,"" aptonesic style was pleas
The bass man looked like
the other guitar player wa
"Who" theatrics.
I failed to get into Sugarli
own identity. While I foun
dividually, and liking their r
to produce the continuity o
instead, Sugarloaf seemec
their imitations. They seem I
organist appears to be a ta
former.
If the group spent more tir
of copying other accomr
probably be much better ol
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npetent grou0s. They played
only barely outnumbered the
on had all the ingredients, the
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lrable sound, their songs are
dividually a good group of
saw in them was that they all.
Ise.,
good. He played and sang as
reminded me of an early Al
also quite competent #nd his
ing.
Joe Cocker with a guitar and
s a close imitation of early
Daf because they lacked their
d myself admiring them in
nusic on the whole, they failed
I a real concert.
I too polished, too practiced in
to have great potential and the
lanted writer as well as per-.
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Constructive Coil
Begin
1Y GAIL SAVER104
(A legend in our time, Gale
Sayers, 27, began his remarkable
career in football as an All
America selection in both 196
and 1964 while playing for the
Jayhawks of the University of
Kansas at Ldwence. He was
drafted In the first round by the
Chicago Bears in 1965 and became.
the rookie of the year. For five
years he has been a unanimous
National Football All Star selec
tion, and was further honored by
being voted the halfback on the All
Time NFL team selected by the
pro football Hall of Fame. To date.
he has broken seven NFL records
and fourteen other Bear team
marks.
When he led the NFL in rushing
in 1969, it was the first time on
record that any running back had
ever hit the i,000-yards plus total
the season immediately after knee
surgery. For that, the Professional
Football Writers Association of
America voted him the George S.
Halas trophy as the most
courageous player of -969. On the
evening of the presentation at the
Pro Football Writers dinner In
'aw York City, Sayers expressed
his gratitude but said he would
give the courageous trophy instead
tQ his close friend and room-mate
on the road trips, Brian Piccolo,
who was to die of cancer on June
16. 1970.
Recognized in 1969 as one of the
United States' ten outstanding
yoMng men by the Junior Chamber
of Commerce, Sayers now resides
in Chicago in the off-season, where
he is a stock and bond broker and is
currently serving as the youngest
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missioner.)
As a result of my foot ball career.
I have been very fortunate. Many
awards have been showered upon
me. I was named NFC Rookie of
the Year. and have received All
America honors and All-Pro
selection. I am grateful for all
these things. but they have not
swelled my head". In pro sports
when you think that you are
ihe greatest or the best. your game
sullers as an individual and this
hurts the entire team effort.
Participation in athletic events.
whether you are a pee-wee
leaguer. a high school or college
player. or a professional, teaches
voti some very important values
ihat should be carried through
your whole life. Just as every
player works for the benefit of the
whole team. each person on this
earth must work for the benefit of
all mankind.
Today with all the modern
technology at our command, we
seem to improve everything ex
cept people. We seek peace but
seem to breed war. We hold human
life to be sacred but each day we
send young people off to fight in
foreign lands from which they may
not return.
liere then lies our greatest
challenge - our interest in the
wellare of all mankind. Just as it is
important for me to gain yardage
on the loot hall field for the Chicago
Hears. it is equally important for
me to inspire and motivate by
word and deed the young people
andl studentsa that I meet during my
'ravels and through youth groups I
am associated with.
T'he tuture of the world is in the
hands ot the young people, just as
it is tossed in each and every
generat ion. T'oday young people
News
Warwick
Six (ISC students have been
select ed by the Warwick Exchange
(Commit tee to attend Warwick
t'niv.ersity at Coventry. England
f or t he Kall term of 1971.
The students are Robert A. Golff.
William L,. Harritt, Paula M.
l.ucats. L.ucy F. McColl. Walter G.
Newman and Claude P. Pruitt.
The Columbia .lewish Com
mtunit y ('enter will hold its annual
Spring lzaar on Wednesday and
Titursday. May 19 and :10 from 9:00
a.m.:e to-lI p.m. at the Center at
li Tlrenholm Rd.
Name brand clothing which
iew day
have greater opportunities to
achieve a higher and better
education than ever before. Each
stiiet that is offered in school
increases our knowledge of people
and societies throughout the world.
Kach worthwhile article that one
reads whether in a textbook. a
newspaper. or a novel increases
our understanding of the world's
people.
It is the duty of every person to
strive to make this world a better
place in which to live. Young
people today seem to be better
motivated in this sense of caring.
This has been illustrated in the
cmeern of young people to cam
paign whole heartedly for election
candidates and by their par
ticipation in hunger marches.
Whet her you agree personally with
their heliets or not. we must admit
that they do care and are doing all
they can lor.what they believe in.
The ideal tomorrow may be only
a dream. Hut if young people
ecome a constructive influence in
nir society, not destructive. if they
Ixcome producers. not consumers
then tomorrow - yours and
mine will be a dream that has
come true. That is certainly worth
waiting for. And believe me, the
goals when achieved will be as
rewarding as any touchdown ever
,cored.
This is the beginning of a new
da. God has given me this day to
do as I will. I can waste it or use it
for good. What I do today is very
important because I am trading of
my lite for it. When tomorrow
comes. this day will be gone
forever, leaving behind something
ihave traded lor It. I want It to be
gain not loss, good not evil, sucess
not failure in order I shall mever
forget the price I paid for Wt
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will he featured. Tho merchandise
is being donated by manufacturers
and local merchants and will
feature tirst-line brands at low
prices.
Ht It H4K4K NAi,E
Ther will he a variety of rare
books to be sold at the Asique
Show and Sale opening play 14 at
the T'ownship Auditoriumt.
'The Grand tipening will be a
t'hampagne Preview Party at S
p.m.non itday and theuhow wil
run tmtil .1 on Monday. Hours for
Saturday and Sunday are I to -10,
p.m.
A donation of 3. entitles you to
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