Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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(Continued players with the possibilit) in and trying to sign the < he's missing a great oppori money isn't going to be together. It is really a sa, Unfortunately for both tl the 'agents' are often professional ranks, but mediators who attempt to f signing early. "Many of th( agents are, in fact, bona f ticular young man and try t "However, there are mz going to the pro teams sz college player. They get sc they go to the player with James introduced anothi spectre or a merger, that n sign early. "Face it. There that exists in every player. for a million and stop to i clusion that they are as go( who signs a pro pact. "Then, feeling that they later, they go out and loc agent, then everybody hits like the situation in the among a few teams for thi team to get involved." Today and tomorrow, thE federal government; the f body has attempted to do which faces basketball, professional level. But the people who follow the gam body of college athletics, stepped to the rear in dealih NCAA officials, who m intervene in the Minnesota season, are once again v them, talking about and de basketball. It is indeed a governing body of a nation it unnecessary to act on pr destruction of competitivi Meanwhile, isolated or being compelled to take a weekend, Robert McAdoo of Princeton, and Mel Day of St. John's declare themselves as hardshi cases and were approved L the National Basketba Association. In other word all are eligible to be drafth and signed by tH professional leagues. According 4o the AC McAdoo's case is grouni for immediate action by tl conference. Whether or n1 it can make good oni threats could be a trial ca in the efforts to save colle basketball. Across from USC ROUNDHOUSE! eKeyhole from Page 9) of a merger. They are hustling :ollegiate, convincing him that unity by not signing now, as the there when the leagues come d, sad thing." ie colleges and the pro teams, not legitimately from the are simple self proclaimed ind out a player's feeling about ? young people going around as ide agents. They go to a par o convince him to sign. iny so-called 'agents' who are iying they are representing a >me kind of agreement, THEN he professional team's offer." r possible reason, besides the iight tend to induce a player to is a certain degree of egomania They'll see someone who signs hink. They'll come to the con )d if not better, than the player can get their college education k around. They might get an the panic button. The pros don't slightest, but the competition a younger players forces every ACC will air its opinions to the irst such time that an athletic something about the problem both at the college and thing that amazes a good many e is why the omnipotent ruling the NCAA, has nore or less ig with the case. eekly stood by and refused to i-Ohio Stale brawl earlier in the vatching the plot unfold about crying the ethics of professional sorry state of affairs when the wide group of institutions deems actices that can only lead to the a college basketball. ganizations, like the ACC, are :tion against the pros. This past of North Carolina, Brian Taylor 'Everything for MacRame Candle C' is Making ! DecouPage se 10 Per Cent OffDecouPage Starter Set 5 Points Handicrafts 610 Harden St. 254-6122 L 0 b C - F a -tti -aum erice Brush back Si Prep star - signs with ti Carolina \ Mark Cartwright. a Virginia L schoolboy basketball standout, b has signed a grant-in-aid with Carolina. A 6-4 guard at Martinsville N High School, Cartwright 3 %averaged 22 points a game and scored over 1,400 points during his four-year career with teams I that won 69 games while losing r 1222 Charleston Hwy. West Columbia Offer Good Until May 1, 1972 Rular 00 For WithThis Coupon SAVE $2.32 WITH A WICH. TOP QUAL THIN PILED HIGH 4 1222 C HAR LESTOD 1222 Cherlestom Hwy. West Columbia Offer Good Until May 1, 1972 With This Coupon Small's hE pell overi By STEVE F Asst. Sport! Carolina's freshman hitting I ut his only hit of the game tI ase running in scoring a teni amecocks to a 4-3 victory riday afternoon. Small's overtime single extei itting streak to 14 games. After Small reached first ba rid proceeded on the third on itcher Jim Orr let loose. Thir ien sent a grounder to second 1 icker's throw returned to the reaking Small. Gamecock Assistant Coach rinning play, "I just told Pudlo all, we were going to send here the ball went. That's the re have to gamble. 'That's a tough play for the ie plate like that, and of coursi ray so he beat the throw. Smal Raines then commented or arry Erbaugh, "After the se augh pitched a fantastic gamc n the second but shook it ff. He's a battler, the type of guy vho just goes out there to beat rou."t Erbaugh once again worked the omplete game, the seventh time ie has done so in as many starts, to aise his record to 4-3. The senior See ERBAUGH, Page 11, Column BEEF UP AT ARBY'S arby ood Nabor D TTACHED COUPONS ON OU ITY, ALL-LEAN BEEF..TENI >N A BUTTERED SESAME SEE I HWY. WEST COLA.- STRAI SWING ON OVER TO ARBY'S ?i'OiCS 1ime win IARKER ; Editor iero, Hank Small, punched hen exhibited some strong ,h inning run to propel the over visiting Stetson last ided his consecutive game se, he advanced to second a wild pitch which Hatter d baseman Bruce Pudlock >ase and the Stetson second plate too late to retire the June Raines discussed the ck to make contact with the Small home regardless of type of club we have to be, infielder to make, going to a Small was hustling all the I runs good for a big man." i the Gamecock pitcher, cond inning I thought Er , he got into a little trouble Across from USC ROUNDHOUSE 1222 Charleston Hwy. West Columbia Offer Good Until May 1, 1972 2R"ular $4 00 FOR * ays R REGULAR 79* SAND DER SLICED & JUICY D BUN. GHT OUT BLOSSOM 1222 Charletom Hwy. West Columbie Offer Good Until F 21g-;$ 00 With T hs Coupon .