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Intramurals Seek
Girl Participation
Women living off campus have
been invited to participate more
actively in the university's in
tramural department.
"A lot of townwomen just do not
know anything about women's
intramurals," she commented.
Participants for basketball are
.now being sought and sports of
fered next semester include:
Bowling, shuffle board, softball,
golf, track and putt putt.
For further information, call the
intramural office at 5261 or the
athletic chairman for townwomen
at 779-3000.
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Sports Writer
Warren Muir, playing with
cracked ribs suffered in the first
half, scored three times in the
second half to enable the Carolina
rugby team to come from behind
and defeat Clemson 10-8.
The first half of the game was a
bruising battle as each team hit
hard and played .excellent
defensive rugby. An indication of
the roughness of play was the in
jury that Muir suffered.
Usually a player that does not
get injured, Muir took a stiff blow
in the ribs that would have put
most people out of the game. But
Muir stayed in and proved to be the
factor that ultimately defeated the
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Clemson tallied late in the first
half to take a four-point lead at
intermission. A mismatch in size
occurred as a large Clemson back
ran over a much smaller Carolina
player for a try.
The Gamecocks came out a
different team as the second half
began. Carolina got the ball and
with only a minute gone Muir
scored on a 35-yard penalty kick.
This made the score 4-3.
At the -midway point in the final
half Muir took off on a 35-yard
jaunt to put Carolina into the lead
to stay, 7-4.
Muir completed his one-man
show late,in the game as he added
a 25-yard penalty kick to give
Carolina a 10-4 lead. Little did
Muir know at the time he was
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these three points would be.
On the last play of the game a
Clemson back broke loose and
scored. This made the score 10-8
and put all the pressure on the
Clemson kicker to tie the -game.
But it wasn't to be as the Tiger
kicker missed from a tough angle
and the Carolina ruggers went
home 10-8 victors.
"It may sound funny," said
player-coach Dr. Jim Wynn, "but
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Some 20 USC coeds are already
practicing two hours a day, three
days a week for the women's
gymnastics season which won't
even begin until February.
Coach Helen Timmermqns
squad has been practicing for
weeks in anticipation of a six-meet
schedule and perhaps repeating as
the state champions, an honor the
;girls took last season.
"I don't plan on cutting anyone,"
Timmermans said of her 20
hopefuls, "but they probably won't
all compete throughout the season.
Nobody has dropped since the first
week or so of practice, but if I have
15 by the season's start I'll be real
pleased," said Timmermans.
- Six girls return from last year's
State champions, with all-around
standouts Betty Stein and Jean
Fioramati pacing the returnees.
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the game wasn't half as close as
the score indicates. We dominated
the game but we just couldn't
capitalize on our numerous scoring
chances."
The Carolina ruggers go on the
road for the next two weeks,
traveling to Virginia Tech this
week and then next week
Charleston is the opponent. On
Dec. 2 Carolina completes their fall
season as they take on Atlanta at
home.
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interesting team to watch," said
Timmermans.
The team has a tenative schedule
of six meets with nine different
schools. Furman is slated to open
the season here on Feb. 2.
Swimmers Hold
Meet Tonight
USC's swimming team will hold
its annual intra-squad meet tonight
at 7:30 p.m. in the USC swimming
pool.
The Gamecock squad will be
divided evenly for the Garnet and
Black meet with Ed Tyler and Nick
Kesserling captaining the two
sides.
The regular swimming season
will open Dec. 1 when the
Gamecocks face Georgia Southern
on the road.
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