Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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0 Full-timejob While Saturday's rams may nave forced the football t several of USC's sporting teams to take the poor wee the day off, such was not the case with Tennis Team Tech For 20th BY SHARRON SEJMAN was defeated by Bill Cantrell ir Sports Writer three sets, 2-6, 6-2, 3-6. Gamecock Captain Kevir The USC tennis team took its McCarthy played well with i 20th win of the season Sunday, victory over Carter LeCraw 6-4 April 8th, over a tough Georgia 6-4. Tech team 8-1. Number three man Jefl Brian Desatnik, starting in Kefalos had a very strong vic. the number one spot, had the tory over Buzz Willet with only Gamecock loss when he Kefalos defeating him 6-1, 6-0 STUDENT1N At The Pizza H SPAGHETTI__ Served with garlic, bread and chef Buy one dinner - get one fre4 Serving Wednesday 3 p.m. 't Located at the intersection of 31 across from the Ramada Doug Fim %am which practiced desp ther conditions. Belts Win Andreas Hufschmid plE in the number four posi added to the Gamecock vi< with his three set win over Gallen 5-7, 6-3, 6-4. In the number five spol Malloy took a good win Steve Burdick 6-1, 6-4. Ai the final singles position (See TENNIS, Page 15 IGH'I -1.50 alad. Il midnight 8 and I-26 Inn Relays i By Rain BYJ1 Asst. S Bob Wheeler was there, Rt was there. But so, unfortunz washed the 11th annual Car4 record book before it could g4 Expectations of the best me, ruined in the downpour. Wheeli and McAfee were supposed to bati on the last leg of the distance me ley relay, the predicted highlight i the meet. Harvard, one of the ne entries, would have improved ti depth of the field considerably. - The meet coaches took a vote 12:30, when the first Universil event was to start and when the ra: was at its peak, to decide wheth4 to get the meet started. They choi to cancel it. A decision to postpor the meet was not made as some the teams had to travel on Sundai and also the weatherman predicte that the rain would continue at lea another day. "There were a number of tearr that could have stayed, but theT were some that had to leave Sui day," Bill McClure, the meet dire tor, said Sunday. "The weatherms said that there would be no let-t in the rain, so the coaches mutual] agreed to cancel the meet." Weather-permitting, Carolin will get their home track seaso berg untracked Tuesday night at 5:3 against Baptist College. Re "They're a real tough team, McClure said of Baptist. "The met should go down to the wire and th outcome should depend on the sec ond and third places." The sprints should be hotly con tested. Baptist has Tom Reid, a 9. sprinter, while Carolina has dept with Milton Reid and JimSmall. li the high hurdles Bill Novo, USC 14.1 man, should get a good rac< from Baptist's Mike Ricciaridi whose best this year is also 14.1. Hi kying ran below 14.0 last year. Wayni tion, Thomas and Rob Day, thi .tory Gamecocks top milers, should hav John stiff competition from Baptist mile David McGinnis. t 150C High Jumper Gene Head, who ha a 6-10 best, pole vaulter Steve Tollc over 15-foot best, and discus thrower Jin nd in Blair are Baptist's best field per for Tom mers. When you enrol you can get mc a scholarshi 'free flyi: get a mo: per aliowan Int4 Contact Colo At You'll find more than a ROTC. ,anceled storm [M HERSH ports Editor :ggie McAffe was there, Harvard itely, was a heavy rainstorm that )lina State-Record Relays off the It under way. et in the history of the Relays were le Delaware St. k Wins Meet at LARRY EDMOND :y Sports Writer Mr While the Carolina State-Record ;e Relays here succumbed to the rainy ie weather Delaware State in Oran I geburg rolled over all competition to win the South Carolina State Invi ' tational Track Meet Saturday after d noon. Meet coordinators stated that a suitable date could not be obtrained s to postpone the meet nor would the e available funds allow many of the I- schools to remain another day. - The sparse gallery which chose n to ignore the downpour was dissap p pointed to find that Olympic gold y medalists Julius Sang and Robert Ouko of Kenyr. * ould not run. Larry a Black, a U. S. Olympian who has n done a 20.6 220 and Jeff Horsley a D 9.4 100 sprinter also refused to run on the rain-drenched track. 'S Delaware's lopsided victory par -t tially was attributed to the with e drawal of five of the 13 competing - teams. Heavily-favored North Carolina Central took second in the - event without the aid of four of its 5 outstanding runners. h One record was broken in the I meet which was to have rewritten s the record books-Delaware's dis tance medley team tipped the exist ng mark of 10:27.0 set by Florida A&M in 1964 with a time of 10:23.4. Delaware State 126; North Carolina Central 70; University of Maryland Eastern Shore 612; Mor r gan State 60; South Carolina State 55; Johnson C. Smith 46; Tuskegee s 42; Morehouse 32%; North Carolina , A&T 321; Howard 23; Fayetteville State 19; Savannah State 16; Edward - Waters 12; Livingstone 9; St. Augus tin 0; Vorhees 0. 1 in Air Force ROTC ~re than a chance at p and a chance at rig lessons.... (ou ax- free nthly sonal ce of$100. arested? nel Clyde P. Evely 777-4134 scholarshin in the Air..orc