Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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4 1 1 Eyeing ti Billy Novo, Carolina's top high hurdler, apperas to be looking for the tape at the end of the 120-yard high hurdles in the C. L.EM HJAR COMPANY, INC. Hotel Wade Hampton Come see us for your clothing ideas; browse selection of linens; suits tcoats and pants. Coorn with either the bow tie open-collar looks. Perfect spring and summer. Tennis and Golf Apparn Students accounts opened. ....e Thomas A. Price 7e Finish Clemson meet Tuesday. Novo won his race in 14.0 and the Gamecocks won the meet 80-65. PER sprnng in our iinated or knit for the 31 too! e as ily The Srm .-. Nothing Is n1 Trackstei Rival Clems FRED KIERNER - Sports Writer Carolina's track team con tinued its winning ways by b defeating rival Clemson, 80-65. While losing the field events 32 31, the Gamecocks won the running events 49-33. F No records were set but Carolina did sweep the 100-yard b dash and took first and second in the 220-yard dash. Coach Bill McClure said, "We're very t happy to beat Clemson. Any 0 time you beat Clemson it's great." Injuries did play a factor as Carolina's two-miler Don Layden dropped out with stomach cramps after three fourths mile. This allowed Clemson to sweep the 2-mile. In the triple-jump Bruce Stuart pulled up short with what appeared to be either a pulled hamstring or a bad cramp. Stuart said the injury is a com- t bination of a hamstring pull and cramp. t However, USC's second jumper, Berle Stocks, came v through with a jump of 45 to c win the event. Even with his 1 injury, Stuart ended up in third 4 place with an earlier jump of 44 v 8/4 Tom Chapman, USC's javelin C thrower, tossed the javelin i 201 feet to win the first event s and the Gamecocks never fell IN behind. In the pole vault, which t Carolina took first and second 1 with Bill Bryan and Dave 1 McKee respectively, Bryan a attempted a new school record r S1 t] d 1 S ii a p t] b 'I T S1 ti f 4v d ii r tIl rE G Ca vious except quality" te D 1 rs Beat on, 80-65 t 15' 7" but failed. His best 'ault of the evening was 15' to vin the event. Although not really surprised y the outcome, McClure said, I was afraid of this meet. The ids were down some because f the excitement of beating lorida State. We didn't do as rell as we hoped in some events ut better in others." McClure said the Clemson ieet was just as important as de Florida State-Auburn meet f last weekend. "Being our Tom Chapman ...wins Javelin throw. raditional rival," he said, Clemson always seems to be a cugh meet." In the hurdles, Billy Novo ton the 120 high hurdles by ne-half second over Mac Cope ind with a run of 14.0. In the 40 intermediate hurdles, rhich was supposed to be a dual etween Novo and Copeland, opeland ran away with it beat ig Novo, a distant third, by 1.5 econds with Carolina's Joe IcCulloch getting second. The individual high scorer of ae meet was Milton Reid with 1% points. Reid won both the 00 and 220-yard dashes and nchored the winning 440-yard elay team. Clemson's high corer was Copeland as he won le 440 yard intermediate hur les, received a second in the 20 high hurdles and ran the econd leg of Clemson's winn ig mile relay team which ran t a 3:16.5 pace. He received 9 oints. Carolina clinched the meet on ie 15th event, the pole vault, y capturing first and second. 'hese were the last points to be cored by Carolina as both the vo-mile run and the mile relay ere swept by the Tiger's. The Gamecocks received 11 rst to Clemson's six. Carolina will travel to Knox ille Friday to compete in a 'iangle meet with Tennessee rnd Alabama. McClure said, "On paper it cesn't look that good for us, t'>ut ye seen funnier things happen i triangle meets. If those two ivals go at it against each ther, we just might slip in iere." Dempsey Dropped From Track Team Carolina middle distance runner >b Dempsey was dismissed from *e track team for disciplinary asons, Coach Bill McClure said ednesday. Dempsey had been one of the unecocks' top quarter-miler and alf-miler. He was part of irolina's two-miler relay and mile lay. The senior's best time in the quar r was 48.3 which he ran last year. empsey ran the half-mile in :52 this year. McClure said his bsence from the two-mile relay ould slow the Gamecocks by three