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Court hez A suit challenging the Atlantic Coast Conference's entrance requirements for scholar-athletes was initially heard by the Federal District Court yesterday. The suit, brought by two members of Clemson University, James Marion Vickery and Joey Edward Beach, contends that the ACC requirement of an 800 score or better on the SAT's for athletic eligibility violates the 14th Amendment. -4 -.yucntketeget head t th pepl ofy of you' aove an foriv Jesus Christ. Meet us In Dallas, June 1: news about Christ to every the world -- In our generat CEVERYBODY'S G DRL11 JUNE 12 For further informatio 1315 5 ..... . 252-8851 43 6F - Bill Amaker trs '800' The plaintiffs have stated that they are being denied equal protection under the law. Neither of the two are members of any athletic team at Clemson. Scheduled to appear yesterday were Bob Edwards, the president of Clemson, Ken Vickery, faculty athletic chairman, and Walter Cox, vice president of student affairs. ernational in and you come ] st news the world has ever ti ir country. That is the news A ness made known through f i 2-17. Then help spread the person In every country of C Ion.C 1, contact: Cliff Mills, c ~um ter s r 252-6452 i Star Trek Three basketball stars, lew York Nets rookie John oche and Gamecock eniors Rick Aydlett and Tom Riker, display their ilents in Carolina niforms. # .4 4 Rugger inltO fin USC's Rugby team carries 1 eight game win streak into leir home finale this Sunday, pril 16 on the Intramural ald. The contest with North arolina will mark the last areer home game for several the ruggers, including Andy alinm the USC all-time leading orer in the sport.I USC's team has an 8-1 acord, their only loss coming( the hands of Virginia, 4-3, in le season opener. The arolina ruggers have out :ored their opponents by an ripressive 237 points to 14. a Later in the month the team. -Tom Price USC drops rival Tigers USC dropped Clemson from its basketball schedule, it was an nounced earlier this week. The move was apparently done by Carolina in an effort to maintain a national schedule, similar to the one played during the past season. "It had nothing to do with anything that has happened bet ween the two schools," said USC head coach Frank McGuire. "We're just trying to get different opponents each year and we don't want to play a team more than once a season." Clemson mentor Tates Locke said he was "sick about it... I really am. I'm more upset about it now that I was when I initially found out about it. It's going to Bill A affect a lot of people." s take streak ale with UNC will compete in the 1972'chminip athwlben National Collegiate Rugbyat2pmonSdyadwilb Championships.prcddb th tidan Team pairings and matchforhpaemth t1:3 tines for the 1972 Chain m. aionships at Washington and Amsinfrtefnlgm Lee University April 29-30 have wl eoedla n l et been announced by Larryarunervd ohen, championship director. Matched in the first round N e mn ire Carolina vs. Tennessee, 'rinceton vs. Washington and Lee, Palmer College vs. (otnefopg9 Kentucky, Harvard vs. Clis64 -,60 n S' r ;eorgia, Brown vs. LSU, Km elt ar agoe /irginia vs. Florida, Navy vs. I h obe optto Jotre Dame, and Michigan vs.gieUCavcoyvrBh rexas. mrh n asn,64 -,64 The first round will start at 8 CagadDsnc rpe .m. on Saturday, with the Mgir-pehi -,64 luarter-finals at 1 p.m. and the setnthsagfoteWiks aeti2finalsotn5Sp.m.yThandopirlwbn