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Petoski Carolina's center fielder swing at a pitch in Gamnecocl carries a .293 batting averai stolen bases. Flying ... .what spare time. Unde (UPT) is the Air I gram that trains th to become .\ir I or a minimum of in from joh, home I Qualifications in being between 20 26% years ofage; i phyn ical condition; ia bachelor's degre stln youalatesme Fyndgatisfactorc (uon th Air cI ceQualication'li heprogrambween2 ihn ou lasto Lam land AFIB] , Texas, attend Otficer Tra ing for 12 wee] Finds~ 4t' swigsTom Price swmngs illy Petoskey takes a big k action last week. The senior le with two homeruns and 13 n your a great way to spend your rgraduate Pilot Training ' orce R eserve's pondl ose who qualif, ce pilots with.:. terruption.:" i fe, e t C 0" cIude: % and n top hold (or res est. to AIR FORCi D)IRECTIORATE' OF / RAND)OLPH Al TEXA \Name (please pri \Address \ City Coun College G \ Planned Futi ourseif flying in Broom shot (Continued from Page 9) 4:19.2, and Dalton finished at 4:22.7. Reid and Small were the first two finishers in the 100, with Reid winning in 9.7 and Small second in 9.8. Jack Miller won the two-mile with a time of 9:42.8, six seconds in front of Dalton, who out-sprinted EC's Bob Pope in the gun lap. In the other running events, Jim Schaper took the half-mile in 1:54.3, and Reid won the 220 in 21.6. In the 880 Jim Kidd of East Carolina finished ahead of USC's Mike Sheley, who was third in 1:57.9. With Broom and Rich Sorin first and second in both the shot and discus, USC swept the discus and be a pi spare I Upon being commissioned the Air Force Reserve, vo Air Force flying seC 4nd flying inst -year of tr turn to own, f -.:career Forc S.78148 rauaiondt arRRsdec the AirForcehe Sorin and dic took the top two slots in the shot. RZ Sorin threw 50-6 in the shot and 158- jul 8 in the discus, while Buck ga Thompson heaved 142-5 to get third U; in the discus. thi Tom Chapman, 200-1, and Mike Cawley, 189-9, were 1-2 in the javelin for the Gamecocks. PO wO Roy Quick led the Bucs' charge 14. in the high jump, where USC was gr shut-out. Quick went over 6-6, Ca while his teammates Bill Bowles and Glenn Russell cleared 6-4 to place second and third. 11 thi The Bucs also fared well in the thi long and triple jumps where they Sa took both the first and second GE places. Davenport won both Tr events, while David Frye was second, 22-1/4, and Gamecock Ron lot. 0110 imie. Ar be4 Ha a 2nd lieutenant in Re Igo directly to an ,. hool for classroom CU uction. After one si tinill" you will irr you r oWn home- Bo )llow, the civilian ac you've chosen, and SC COI th your local Air ma IReserve unit, dur- "i aCi our spare time and wa veekends. For all OU Ha facts about the AC ,rve's Undergrad- He Pilot T rainingh ~ram mail in the of >wing coupon. A'heni you fly with jur Air Force Reserve, "c u can really get yat ty from it all. 'e exg sor he pla he 'he E not. for Col Cai Va. p1a sla Gri of sa pot SerVe. No N. 1=2r Icu )CUS der, 21-8%, third in the long np. Lawrence Wilkinson, 45-11, ve EC second in the triple, and C's Bruce Stuart, 45-614, was rd. EC got tlheir other first in the le vault when Richard McDuffie n the event at 14-6. Brian Hyder, 0, and Dave McKee, 13-0, kbbed second and third for rolina. rhe Gamecocks, who have won consecutive dual meets over a 'ee year span, including three s season, return to the track this turday when they entertain orgia on the Weems Baskin ack. Artime recruited 5y Duke (Continued from Page 10) k native of Havana, Cuba, ime was called "one of the ;i ever to play for All llows" by Gael coach Kevin illy and was a high school mmate of George Felton, a ing sophomore on the rrent Gamecock varsity oad. All Hallows is also the h school alma mater of two e . USC basketball captain bby Cremins. lighly recruited and con ed by approximately 100 tools, Artime seriously isidered Duke and 'ssachusetts before signing h the Gamecocks. Also an idemic standout, Artime . s a member of the Society of isianding Students at All Ilows and plans to major in :ounting at the University. stated one reason he :ided to attend Carolina was " 'he liked the atmosphere 'he school.'' Joe is an oustanding athlete h the speed, quickness and aping ability to become a e college player,'' said Guire, ''He runs the 100 'd dash in under 10 seconds, built like and jumps like hin Joyce and has had the ~erience of going against ie really great players on New York City ygrounds. He is a fine dent and will be a credit to University both on and off court.'' !arlier, Carolina had an inced the signing of 6-8 Nard Alexander English of umbia and 6-4 guard Mark -iwright from Martinsville, ,both considered the top yers in their respective es, 6-6 forward Mark einer of South Meckienburg 'harlot te's three-time N. C. e champions and 6-7, 235 and Bob Mathias, who yed for 21-0 Clarkstown 'ih High School in New City, Y.