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hTe IS ISG S 41 youcancle an e a Wit th +rsetsefoi. s yuic c andfo edep n U rngyr themsgny. MTee yoruierss toquaatyionsh sefoo. We0 To Naobh d,Tlephe 7f2m wOtten f1eshes. -7 d... uwingr. end on. guarantee it re guaranteed consistently us coasial method that begins eryght bedng...and lor. r at the counter. Minutes later delicious seafood. No tipping r drder out. riends here for lunch. ein Florence: 441 W. Palmenfo Street 654 Florence, South Carolina 6 Telenkone 669.1961 TennisTec South Carolina's 1973 tennis team set a school record for most wins in any sport in only Coach Ron Smarr's second year at the helm, but the young Gamecock net mentor says his players deserve all the credit. "1 would have to say that our. players deserve the credit for the way our season turned out," commented Smarr, whose team finished its season with an 8-1 pounding of Georgia Southern. "They worked awfully hard this year, they had the right competitive attitude and it really showed by the way we were able to perform against some pretty good teams." The Gamecocks rolled to a 26-3 dual match mark, losing only to strong squads from North Carolina, LSU and Wisconsin and going undefeated on their home courts for the second consecutive season. Winners of 17 straight there in McGuire( Charlie Henderson, one of the most respected high school coaches in the Palmetto State has joined the USC staf f as a graduate assistant. Henderson, 31, a native of Tarboro, N.C. , coached for the past three seasons at Keenan High School in Columbia where his teams complied an overall won-lost record of 37 wins and13 losses. He guided the Raiders to the AAAA lower state playoffs the last two years. USC head basketball coach Frank McGuire expressed delight in announcing the addition of Whatever your spor uniforms and shoes (Con We also carry a comple Todc Three Blocks bel mSets Wi 1972, Smarr's squad stretched the streak to 36 during the 1973 campaign. The 26 wins also set a new USC school record for most wins by any Gamecock team during one season, although the South Carolina baseball team had four games on its schedule after the exam break and could break or tie the new standard. The old win mark was 25 by the 1969-70 basketball team and the 1972 baseball club. Smarr, who came to South Carolina in 1971 after leading Wingate College to two consecutive National Junior College Championships, has coached Gamecock tennis squads to a standout 48-7 record in his first two years here for a won-lost percentage of better than 87 per cent. His initial team in 1972 posted a 22-4 mark. "We have really gotten some fine effort from some fine young .ets Grad, Henderson to his staff. "I've known Charlie for a long time and have always been impressed with his enthusiasm and dedication for the game of basketball," McGuire said. "His ability as a high school coach was highly regarded and I'm sure he'll work very well in our basketball program." McGuire added that Henderson's pri mary duties would be recruiting in South Carolina and other Southern states and also assist with scouting collegiate , we carry a complete line of equ rerse, Adidas . e line of fraternity, sorority and s, "Your Specialists in Sports" mid the Coliseum at 620 Huger Free Parking sank Americard --Master Charg n Record men on our squads to compoie those marks and they deserve the credit," reiterated Smarr. Senior and Team Captain Kevin McCarthy posted some big wins on the way to a 20-9 singles record as the team's number one player, while junior Brian Desatnik (15-7) played the number two spot most of the year. Freshmen Jeff Kefalos and Andreas posted identical 26-2 marks at three and four respectively, while senior Doc Malloy went 23-3 as the number f ive player. The sixth singles slot was shared by junior Tom Craig (10-4), sophomore Mark Rosenblum (13-0) and senior Tom Collins (8-0) , while reserves Paul Adler and Steve Geller performed well when used as the number doubles unit. 000*0000000. Assistant. opponen ts. A 1965 graduate of South Carolina, Henderson received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education. He coached at Columbia's Hand Junior High for two seasons before accepting the head basketball coaching position at Greenwood High. After two seasons with the Emeralds,sHenderson moved back to Columbia as an assistant at Dreher High for one year before going to Keenan in 1970. ipment including the clothes, rcial club jerseys and favors Street/Phone: 256-2366