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Joyce, Tr Drafted I For the second consecutive year Carolina's basketball team saw one of their number selected in the first round of the National Basketball Associa tion player draft when the Gol den State Warriors took Kevin Joyce. Last season All-America Tom Riker was the first-round choice of the New York Knic kerbockers. Joyce, who was the 11th player selected during the initial round of drafting, was also drafted early in the rival American Basketball Association's picks. San Antonio made Joyce a second round selection. Teammate Danny Traylor was also taken relatively early in the NBA draft, when the Bal timore Bullets, soon moving to Washington, selected him dur ing the fifth round. The NBA draft by teams was as follows: Atlanta Dwight Jones, Houston John Brown. Missouri. Tom inglesby, Villanova. Ted Manakas, Princeton. Leonard Gray, Long Beach St. James Brown, Harvard. John Lee Williamson, New Mexico St. Tim Dominix, Valdosta St. Baltimore Nick Weatherspoon, Iinols. Tom Ko. zeiko Toledo. Aran Stewart, Richmond. Danny Trayler, S"Mt Carell"a, Mike Al locco, Stonehill. Ronnie, Hongme. Mark Jet ison, N.E. Massachusetts. Mike Boylan, Assumption. Dick Kele, Bay College. Steve Downing, Indiana. Phil Hankin son, Penn. Martinez Denman, Iowa St. Richard Fuqua, Oral Roberts. Tyron JoesCan Francisco. Joe caffeft, Noul=Carolina St., Mike Stewar, t.8nte Clara. Robert White, Sam Houston St. Cork Tayior, Minnesota. Steve Turner. Buffat. Ernie DIGreor Providence. Ken Charles, ForD M. Doug Little Oregon. Rand Ns. artshai. Mike Macalusn, Canisu. Carl Jackson, St. Bonaventur&. Bob Fullerton, Xavier of Ohio, Nick Con nor, IllinoisL Kevin Kunnert, Iowa. Kevin Stacom, Providence. Wendell Hudson, Aiabama. Martin Terry, Arkansas. Steve Newsome, Houston. Mark Sibley Northwestern. Rey SIMPSON, Formam JW~, Newmann, Mlso SISSIPI.Billy Harris Northern Illnols. RVSs. ur"n. Brosterhos, 11 1lnois. Rubin Montanem, Duquesne. BICY Lambert See the r Lamb * Wheels 2000 Blossom. Paylor ly NBA clovae"M Jim Brwe Mlinesota. Allan HoWMak, Ohio St. Jim O'rand. On Edwards, Oklhoma City Jim Lster Sam Houston St. Luke WteOl t John C n California. it Ca AbIlenChitln John Ritter, Indloana L a , Murray St. Dean Martin, BlwnWitact. D.N.~ Dwight Lamar, Southwestern Louisiana. Larry Keon, Momhls St. Ken Brady, Michin. Dennis Johnson, Ferris St. Ban Keiso Central Michigan. Bill Kegre M man St. Bob Solomon, Wayne St.r GS% Stat. DckJ CincnnatI i m Redseck, uun Ra lorida 1.1Bob Lafr"ski Utah St. Fred Lavr, nt Clara. Je;f Daw. son, Illinois. Everett Popma, Idaho St. Ed Rateff, Beach St. T.C. Cole ma= Hoito BaptIst. Lee Calburn, South ota. John Rhoade, Colorado St. To T e au Claire, Wis. John Thomas, Kansas City-Omaha Ron , it' Minnesota. Mike D'Antonl, Mar1al. Lary McNeil, Mar quTte ieQik San Francisco. Mike Wiams Kentucky Weseyan. James Brown, Dartmouth. Ernie Kusynar, Kan sas St. Las AngeIe Kermit Washington, American U. Bill haeffei, St. John's , N.Y. Jim Chones, Marquette. John Perry, Pan American U. Larr Finch, Memhis St. Kresimir Cos Ic, Brigham Young. David Brent, Jack sonville. Nate Hawthorne, Southern I linois. Milwaukee Swen Nater, UCLA. Clyde Turner, Min nesota. Harry Rodgers, St. Louis. Larry Jackson, Nrthern Illinois. Jame Floyd, Shaw College. Ed Childress, Austin Psay. Ron Battle, Sam Houston St. New York Mel Davis, St. John's, N.Y. Pat Mcalnd, St. J ss Pa. Allis Marqute. Orge Kaul, NArth Carolina. Dennis Bell Drake. Lawrence Lilly. Alabama St. M(ke Moore, Manhat tan. Ed Fields, C.W. Podt. Philadelphia Doug Collins, Illinois St. Ray Lewis, Los Angeles St. Louis Nelson, Washing ton. Allen Bristow, Virginia Tech. George McGinnis, Indiana. Caldwell Jonas, Alba. .ny St. Ga. Darrel MInnieffeld, New Mexi. co. Reggle Royals, Florida St. Sterling WrIght, Lincoln. Dave Lanoston, Drake. Harold CatchIngs, Hardin-Simmons. Abe Steward, Jacksonville. Phoenix Mike Banfbmn, St. Joseph's, Pa., Gary Melchlanni, Duke. Joe Reavas, Beth*G Tenn. Steve Mitchell. Kansas St. Ron Robinson, Memphis St. Gene Doylo, Holy Cross. Jim Owens, Oregon St. Sandy Smith, Winston-Salem. Claude White, Elmhurst College. pr'llow Berry ParkhR4ll Virsinla. William Aver itf, Peppordine. Fran Costello, Provi dence. Neal Jurgensen, Oregon St. Lindell Resswn, E. Michigan. Seattle Mike Green. Louisiana Tech. William Harris. North Carolina A&T. ChucklIver so South Dakota; Bill McCoYh Norihern Iowa. Ware Jefftries, Oklanoma B listor" ilems* SNattle 80 CLES ly Rd Crescent evolutionary 9rt at... Unlimited 252-0105 KEVIN JOYCE THERE HAS N A MOVII FEATURES 3:30 6:45 10:00 ULTMATE IN I (X) EROT IC ENTER A FUNNY TH ON THE WAY A payoL A pos A painted womn aheart of gol Awife whols Il and the wlfes hi likes him alot. They don't maki DENNIS PETEI co..tang LEE PURCE STARTS FRIDA Smarr Susper For "Persona Brain Desatnik, a member of the Gamecock tennis team, was suspended from the squad by Coach Ron Smarr following their match with Wisconsin last week. Desatnik, who was the Gamecock's number one singles player, lost his match by the score of 6-0 and 64 He did EVER BEEN LIKE OPISTICATED TAINMENTi ING HAPPENED T( . TO THE ROBB[ B-O . ---- asband who also kids like they used to. )tht CENTURY-FOX Preents A MARviN SCHWARTZ PRC HOPPER - WARRI 4 BOYLE o BEN JC "KID BLUE" iLL -JANICE RULE , Y APRIL 27th ids Desatnik I Reasons" not participate in the doubles competition. The Gamecocks also lost the overall match 5-4. When contacted, Coach Smarr commented that Desat nik was suspended for "per sonal reasons", and that he plans to meet with Desatnik Friday to discuss his future. Desatnik is a junior. re a newbreed of cat babW. FEATURES 5:30 8:40 KID BWE RY UCTION N OATES HNSON ocinhairTheatrI 1417 SanTREssT