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Carver be USC's Bob Carver beats I with a jump pass to teamate recent USC victory. Golf tean against L By GARY WEST Sports Writer The Carolina golf team will face it's first test of the spring season March 6 & 7 against Louisburg Jr. College. Spring Valley and Cold Stream will serve as the sites for the two day competition. The Gamecocks return an ex perienced group of golfers with some fine new players that "plan to win some tournaments", ac cording to head coach Dick Melton. Back from last year's team are Jimmy Hamilton, Wade Mayo, Max Poteet, Buddy Bostian, Wylie Ramsey, Larry Mattox and Os Hillamn. Newcomers include three freshmen, David Dupre Charlie Wilkerson, Frank Little and sophomore Jimmy Burgcss. Coach Melton is anticipating a good season due to the fact that his team will be participating in more tournaments instead of matches this spring and also the team's first fall season which was added this year. "This team has improved tremendously since last year Z -KLEEN 130Main Street * l-hour cleaning * 4-hour L.aundry Service Mondey thrv So*urdoy -Tom Price %ts press 3avidson's pressing defense Kevin Joyce (not shown) in t opens outs burg mainly due to the team attitude and competitive spirit. We play more tournaments this year and tournament golf makes them play better due to medal play. In medal play one bad hole can change the team's position considerably and emphasis is on each stroke instead of the hole. Our fall season has mad u abete tamintht he don' loe teircomptitve dge It i ver imprtan tha the kee plng fe h umrcm (SeeEXPEIENC, Pae 8 Column 5 USC h in batt By JIM HERSH Sports Writer A pair of nationally-ranked teams clash tonight when Carolina hosts Toledo in the Coliseum. Tip-off is scheduled for 8:05. Toledo, 19th ranked by the latest UPI poll, carries a 16-4 record into the game. The Rockets are in the midst of a Carolina set tenati By STEVI Asst. Spc This is the first of a two-p Gamecock Baseball team discusses the non-pitchers v pitching and general outlool In just two weeks, on Marc& begins their 1972 season again! As the starting date n( Richardson and Assistant presented with the situation of choosing a lineup with which to start the cam paign. Tenatively the lineup has been choosen. '"At firstbase we're still undecided between Hank Small and Bob Kleinknecht; it's a neck and neck battle right now. Small is a real good hitter. We expect alot from him. "Kleinknecht is looking good swinging the bat In practice, but his strength Is defense. He plays a real good defense. "Coach Richardson has been working Hank at both firstbase and the outfield, to decide where to play him. Kleinknecht could both be p "Tommy Moody will be i overall player. He was bal broke his leg at Duke and ha out. He didn't have any erri played last year,'' said Rair At thirdbase Bruce Pudic< (See EDDIE, Pa .UM' S! Tues.-w~ 3:00 p.nr 9 oz. Blue Ribbo FISH & Cf 2005 Gre In FIVE osts Tc le of p pennant race in the Mid American Conference and will meet their chief competition, Ohio University, this Saturday in an MAC showdown. While the Gamecocks, currently ranked ninth by the AP, are coming off a 95-85 defeat at the hands of Houston, Toledo comes to the Coliseum off a Saturday victory over batsmen .e lineup -PARKER ris Editor art series analyzing the 1972 by position. Today's article Phile part two will cover the 3, Carolina's baseball team ;t North Carolina State here. ,ars, Head Coach Bobby Coach June Raines are Kleinknecht we're waiting for the coach As it is right now Small and laying,"' said Raines. it secondbase. He's a fine ting .318 lash year when he d to sit the rest of the season ars in the 11 or 12 games he ies. ak is presently listed above 9e 7, Column 3) PECIAL ed.-Thurs. . il 12:00 p.m. BEE R n Draft With Each ilPS Order en Street 'Points >ledo >wers Bowling Green. Carolina head coach Frank McGuire thinks his team can rebound from the Houston loss. "The attitude of the team is very good," McGuire said. "We had a good workout yesterday(Monday). "Toledo has always been a good basketball team, " McGuire continued, "and it is going to be another tough game. We have to be ready." The key to Toledo's attack is their center, Tom Kozelko. While averaging 25.9 points per game, Kozelko has a field goal percentage of over 55 per cent. "He gets a lot of lay-ups," Toledo head man Robert Nichols said of his star, "and he moves well without the ball. His shooting range is about 15 feet." USC Coach Bill Loving, who scouted the Rockets for Carolina, said, "Toledo always looks for the good shot and they feed Kozelko down low as much as they can." In addition to leading Toledo in scoring , Kozelko is tops in rebounding, too. He is averaging more than 12 rebounds a game and therefore he is the spark of the Rocket's fast break. "Kozelko throws the outlet pass fairly well,,' Nichols said, "and this is one area in which he has improved." One of Toledo's forwards for tonight's game will be 6-5 senior Bill Chapman. Chap man is averaging 6.5 points and just under four rebounds every game. (See ROCKET, Page 7, Column 3) IN PERSON SAT. FEB. 26 One Show - 8:00 p.m. CAROLINA COLISEUM Columbia, S. C. COUNTRY SHINDIG Tammy Wynette George Jones Sonny James Osborne Bros. Barbara Mandrell Patsy Sledd Harold Morrison The Jones Boys The Southern Gentlemen James Hollie Charlie Carter All Seats Reserved $5.00 - $4.50 - $4.25 Student Discount - % Price TICKETS ON SALE AT Carolina Coliseum Taylor Street Pharmacy