Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Fun in : Footballers put finishing touches on spring drills before annual Garnet and Gamecock for All-Sta Wednesday night at 8 P.M., the Gamecock All-Stars will face the SIAC All-Stars in a basketball game at the Lower Richland High School gym. The Gamecock All-Stars, who have been touring the state have a 20-0 record. The team consists ot tormer Gamecocks John Roche, Tom Owens, John Ribock and Dennis Powell. Also on the team are 1969-70 captain Bobby Cremins, Billy Walsh, and Skip Harlicka. The Gamecock All-Stars will meet a tough opponent in the SIAC All-Stars, who are led by the nation's leading small college scorer of last year, Jackie Dinkins. Dinkins scored an CAMPUS SPECII Monday-Tuesday-Wedneq 2 p.m. il closing MONSTER BURGER 4 Combination Plate Wi Monster Burger, Salad or Cole Slaw, F and choice of Beverage I 8 Oz. Miller High Life -- 15c ext FrarnkN'M 409 BLOSSOM S'l AT THE BRIDGI h i'rke.r Rte'naud the spring Black Spring game that is scheduled for May 21 at Columbia's Memorial Stadium. ! are set r game average of 34 points a game for Voorhees College and has been drafted by Chicago of the National Basketball Association. John Carry, who scored 24 ppg at South Carolina State and teammates Regi Williams and Eural Lang also embellish the lineup. Six-eight, 235 pound Louis Redress who was drafted by the Buffalo Bills of pro football, and Ted Chapman, the nation's third leading rebounder in 1969 round out the SIAC's top players. Tickets to the game may be purchased at the Taylor Street Pharmacy. Prices are three dollars for adults and two dollars for students. Be the first to own one ... Tell Time by the Stars wit terent ZODIAC SIGNS rel day, Garnet and Black for Ganm YOUR CHOICE OF, MOD OR 96c REGULARi hstudent ID BN rench Fries 17 Jewels ra Shock-Resistant .02' l l;S .I b Pi'N~. Enthus adds el to pr& By CHARI Sports Saturday's football scrima before the annual Garnet something extra which added a more heated element of competition to the afternoon practice. Although bad weather and still remaining touches of raggedness gave the play somewhat less than a look of perfection, competition between the first string and the rest of the squad provided extra enthusiasm. The first string offense and defense faced the rest of the team much as they will in the spring game. "There were a lot of mistakes today," said head coach Paul Dietzel. "The bad weather didn't really add to our performance, but i did. "One reason for a lot of our that we have a lot of young, lineup. Our offense, especial Currently five freshmen ar several more in second line "I haven't really noticed said Dietzel. "We don't put a put themselves there. "I was pleased with the entt few mistakes as long as there "This spring has been one through. Things have moved i of it has dragged for me and I the players. It's kind of harc The latest by BULOVA.. . h our ZODIAC Watch. Dif. >lace numbers. Dial is in ?cock Fans VVII1 L td4. Ti0%N 1: bl. it ll -d~~;7 & Ueae P ha n ae =.....0.... ement .tice .E SENN Writer ge, the last game-type bout and Black game, carriec Billy Now t shouldn't have hurt us like it mistakes, though, is the fact inexperienced players in the ly, lacks consistency." e in the starting lineups with positions. what class anyone was in," inyone in their position, they iusiasm today, I'll overlook a s a lot of that. of the fastest I've ever been ast and it has been fun. None don't think it has dragged for to believe that the spring Is almost over.'' Three practices remain before the Garnet and Black game. Monday and ('on inued on page H UNC sweeps ACC tennis championship \North C arolina swept eight of nine tinal matches in the ACC enms. totrnatment yesterday to win the title in the conference's eighteenth annual tourney. SE)phomrore Tar Heel l'reddie \Il\Nair won the singles chamn pionship. lie beat (lemnson's Nick Keliis a senior. six-two and eight -six tor the title. Noth Carolina recorded the largest point total ever scored in he tourn1ament in easily out dIi'.ancing the tield. The Clemson I agers%. who1I were expected to be in conttenthion with the Tar Heels were 1ki1 behind by a ts point spread. \orth Carolina's 71 points was only one~ less than the maximum sceore of :?. Clemson followed at tcond( place with 58 points and \'irginia placed third with 45. \larylandi came in tourth with 39. :ratiled( hv Wake lb'orest with 36. I luke took sixth place and Carolina andi N C State tied for last.