Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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All-America< signs withU By BILL GRANTTigna Sports Writer James Tingen, an All-America diver from Greensboro, N. C., has signed a grant-in-aid and will compete for Carolina in the fall. Swimming coach Alan Gentr,y called Tingen, "a real good prospect. He'll do a fine job as a college athlete. We're very excited about him coming here. We won out over a couple of other schools that were after him." Tignbcmstefrtpe ft~ .,'4 . .f Saturay 8:0 P All-Aofmsic.a JamesTTcngen, an,All-Americ dierfrm krensbocao,ns:. haystetPam cmeefrCarolina inise analllthr.e called Tion s.aralgo ou oera ouleofoters ach ColCsvri rxr -Tom Price Spring workout T, Carroll Jones gets jolted, Joe Peoples rests, and Neville Files bats away a pass intended for Lee Andrews in Spring football practice yesterday at the Roost. iver Tingen '5 aquamen 5-1, 60pondr,attends Grimsely High i n Greensboro, the Southeastern High School Champions. He holds the North Carolina Championship off the one meter board and recently took the Atlantic Seaboard title. His other titles also include the Central Conference Championship . .. .. .. .. .and a second place finish in the Southern Interscholastic meet. Mike Mayfield, diving coach of the Gamecocks, said of Tingen, "he has received excellant triigudrGise' o aa divinge workou tenint w Nearsell ie baets awace passintndenfo Le Adesin Spriggfotbal -icesFk pratieicsera,atth mlriverine ol team i tournameni The Carolina golf team, fresh off good a a victory in the South Carolina Intercollegiate tournament began play in the Chris Schenkel In vitational yesterday at Statesboro, .A~. Ga. The tournament as usual has an excellent field with teams from r Houston, Florida, Rollins, Ten nessee and the favorite Wake Forest providing the Gamecocks with some good competition. The Deacons should be in top The form after a resounding victory in action th AC ornmetealir hs ene week JiVios h a il medalst i theACCournment gaag and ddiePeare ar themajo thet fo ae h th Carlin, hic hs gttn e drpp celentpla fom yli Rmse Gerg tcournamfelw aen The aroina olfteam frsh of Tgod a victry inthe SuthtCrolin Gneclegte ouebody egand ei play in on the ChrisSchenemesn vitatonalytra atk St atero Thetornametake usahas anth Houston,Florida Roflrlin".n nesseadtEno fatnorit Wk Forstprviin te arondteccks with ome ood ompe ito The Deaonsshudhen topfet, formafter ay unigcoinff tio te CCuna ent earlier in s Tenne VIL -Tom Pri-e )egins 1 play chance as anyone." 5occer turns to e action USC Soccer club returns to Saturday when they battle see at 1 :00 on Intramural 'A', behind the parking Carolina team comes into Latch with a 1-2 record, ng matches to Erskine and a, before topping Georgia 6i-4, last weekend. iessee's mark stands at 0-1, osing to the Georgia Tech Jackets, 3-2 in overtime. e is no admission charge to ecer game, and USC club ent Kent McCord expressed e to see more people at the SMOKIN' STUFF incense pipes papers clips scales THE JOYFUL A LT ER ATIVaE