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Footba Garnet-Bk Ends Sprii "Cockfight '74 , the intra-squad game that annually climaxes spring football practice at Carolina, will be the feature at traction Saturday when the Gamecocks celebrate the third annual "Day of the Gamecock". Results of Wednesday morning's player draft left Gene McKay's Garnet squad with starting quarterback Ron Bass and tw( starting wide receivers for USC's Saturday night's intra-squad football game which will culminate spring drills. Defensively, McKay's squad seems to have divided evenly with Bob Fulton's Black team, bul Fulton appears to have gained ar advantage on the offensive line. McKay and Fulton will serve as head coaches in the game which will be coached by members of the local media. USC students and faculty will be admitted free with an ID. Adull tickets cost $3 and : onts other than USC's must pay $2. The USC Association of Let termen will sponsor a $2.50 bar becue at 5 p.m. preceding the 7:3( game. Football won't be the only spor on tap, however, as the Carolina baseball team, ranked litt nationally by Collegiate Baseball takes on fourth ranked Georgia Southern in a doubleheader and the Gamecock track team meets Eas Carolina in a dual meet. The first baseball game begins at 1 P.M. at the Rex Enright 'Athletic Center diamond. The track meet starts at 4 P.M., at the Weems Baskin Track, and kickoff time for Cockfight '74 is 7:30 P.M., in Williams-Brice Stadium. Cockfight '74 will wind up fiv weeks of spring football practic ZI P KLEEN 1320 Main Street I-hour cleanin~g I-hour Laundry Service Monday -Saturday CONTEMPORARY UNIVERSITY is now accepting applications for Fall Semester, 1974 . DEADLINE -MAY 1( For More Inform atio? Call 4824 Or Come By 3rd Flooi Lieber College To Pick Upn A n Application. ii Game H" ck Contest 1g Practice "Offensively, we're young and inexperienced in the line, we're in good shape at the wide receiver spots and we're super at the quarterback and running back positions," is the way Dietzel sums up the Gamecock veer attack. "Defensively, we have good speed, we're quicker and stronger, but we're very small. We should be better defensively, although it would be hard not to be improved over last year." best If you are working an advanced deg help while in the Army pays 75% c service. And when your enlistment, financial assistani choice. You can enlist for your choice of trc ing. Your startinc salary that goes sider meals, hous dental care are all If you're serious cation, today's Ar local Army reprn 1 - 800. - 34.n hlights 'D Garn GARNET 88 Mike Farrell 68 Greg Shope 66 Bruce Hoffman 52 Don Bobo 50 Joe Smith 64 Paul Krokos 91 Steve Blackmon 10 Ron Bass 44 Casper Carter 17 Clarence Williams 40 Eddie Muldrow 71 Grahl Phillips 98 Allen Carpenter 78 Steve Courson 61 Gary McLaren 77 Tommy Hill 75 Gerald Witt 90 Scott Blackman 31 Jacyn Adamski 8 Zeb Shue 5 David Spence Some, ooli egi arn el toward a baccalaureate or ee, you can get financial Army. Or after. Today's your tuition while in the you successfully completE you'll get 36 months o1 :e at the college of youi as little as two years with vel to Europe or job train pay is $326 a month. A long way when you con ng, clothing, medical anc free. bout continuing your edu ny is behind you. See youl sentative or call toll-fret ay Of Gaa et-Black Line. SE LT LG C RG RT TE QB LH RH FL SAM (LB) STR E LT MIKE (LB) WILL (LB) RT QE LC ROV (LB) SAF RC of the iStud cram daysi A Meaningful Al necock' -ups BLACK 84 Steve Stephens 59 E. Z. Smith 63 Brad Kline 58 Mike McCabe 65 Jerry Witherspoon 74 Bubba Shugart 16 Kim Gunter 6 Scott Curtis 29 Tom Amrein 11 Andy LeHeup 26 Hugh Bell 54 Andy Nelson 94 Jeff Watts 85 Hayden Duncan 99 Jim Salanger 36 Garry Mott 92 Kerry DePasquale 30 Tony Pepper 7 Henry Laws 24 Russ Manzari 19 Bill Currier 43 Tom Zi perly onts ternative