Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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NIC's begin e By Rex Gale Carolina will host' the National Independent Swimming Championships (NIC's), an event the Gamecocks won a year ago, beginning today at the USC natatorium. The NIC meet attracts independent teams from all over the country? and the 15 competing teams this year are Carolina, Miami (Fla.), Southern Illinois, Texas at Arlington, Florida State, Tulane, Air Force Academy, South Florida, Georgia Southern, Georgia Tech, Cincinnati, Pepperdine, Lamar, Nevada-Las \7ortno nn/4 \7ii?rfinio Prvm m nmi/nal f V* vugao aiiu v u guuu v/uiiuiiuii w vuuu. / USC SWIM coach Alan Gentry has been making preparations for the upcoming meet which will begin today at noon and run through Saturday. Finals for today's events begin at 7:30 D.m. Events ? u? A. Intramural playoj Monday Wednesday P.E. majors 52, Sigma Nu 43 P.E. majoi SnnvvHpn Pi Kanna Poi /tmn *r > i w, * ? ^ yvvYV/ [\c)pp<i AI overtimes) (overtime) Kappa Alpha 50, Kappa Alpha Psi Thursday ( Tuesday 2meP Ps' , J pn *r t-?_: r?r* " 1 wmega rsi jrni ou, ivappa r-si r^psnon Moore vs. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 46, Bates Monday West 44 Moore 50, Afro Americans 42 P.E. majo Alpha Phi Alpha 69, Newman 62 Thursday^ | COLUMBIAPLASM/ Twicft a week Blefidina Doctor on Duty at All Ti Cash Payment i a i / . i n L ^< I y I O I oyior r num Hours: Mon-Fri 9-f ** |T|p! Jim S Pres a a ? v . .? I Jim btuart is Kuni President on ISSUES Thden nro cnmo S j j I I I V* V/ VII W U VD I I V B I he supports. I 1) Student and Fa Members on B I Trustees 1 2) Two students t Ian athletic eve ID 3) USC liable for < students prope | ?ot? JHrai St wear ft I it USC's nata scheduled for today are the 50- and 500 yard freestyles, 200-yard individual medley, 400-yard medley relay and onemeter springboard diving. Friday's events include the 200- and 800-yard freestyle, 400-yard individual medley, 100yard butterfly, back and breaststrokes diiu inc uu cc-uicici 0^1 ui^uuai u uivni^. The meet will conclude Saturday with competition in the 100- and 1650-yard freestyle, 200-yard butterfly, back and breaststrokes and the conclusion of the three-meter diving. Many exceptional athletes will compete this weekend, according to Gentry. Dave Wilke from Miami was a silver medalist in the 1972 Olympics, and Florida State's Steve Meisel, Jorge Delgado of Southern Illinois, William Keating of Cincinnatti, Miami's Greg Garligh, Steve Rosenbaum and Mike Grattan of Florida State and Greg Midwinter from USC will all be f results 1 xf II O I l/VAC r (second round) rs 53, Omegans 43 PPQPOM* pha 63, Snowden 61 RCOrvi^ second round) e Phi vs. Sigma Alpha Ho /l/Vifc Alpha .Phi Plpha LEAD rs vs. Kappa Alpha > winners H IT'S TIME K CENTER about l IT S TU ?:765-1 945 765-1923 tuart I 1 ~r >r | I i?8ent I I # ning for | | ' ssues I I culty oard of | 1 o aet into nt on one i damage to I 1 err * J I r-llF i i y in uui I I Jh lor i*r?H8. | .... mrtfia t~ ? to riu in competing after excellent seasons. ? A I TI1L1 Anmp hoi rn f A/^ nn o iiii'j icaiuo nave i v.o ivai up a little," Gentry said. ''You have to rest. The work loads have been dropped and all the athletes shave down." The swimmers shave their bodies to further streamline themselves for competition. It makes them swim faster. Gentry said the stronger teams competing are Cincinnatti, Florida State, i Miami, Southern Illinois, and USC. ! Carolina enters the meet hoping to retain the title they won last year and will ! be relying on Steve Breiter and Tom Schi midt in the distance events, Barney Geise and Billy Ehrhorn in the middle distance * ~ 1 n?/4 i evt'1115 til in r i cu liiiiiuivc: anu v^iai n. i Hamilton in the sprints. Tom Jacobsen and Greg Midwinter will also be swimi ming for Carolina and they hope to retain I ohamninnchinc thov wr?n at I inv; liiui v iuuui viiuiiipivuoiii^/u vnvj *? vu wt ? last year's meet. TO ELECT AN ACTIVE REPRESE HBLE LEADER FOR THE SGA STL TO ELECT A PROMPT AND EFF ER OF THE STUDENT SENATE. TO ELECT A PERSON WHO IS S rHE SGA DOING SOMETHING F VIE TO ELECT GERA VICE-PRESIDENT O March 8, 197 pfp-iim AT 10 A.M. SAT., MAR WILL BE PUT ON SALE FOR $4.95 and each hour 01 hour the price will be dropped 50 cents ON REMAINING SALE ITEMS THE EARLIER SHOP THE BETTER THE SELECTION Alt SALES FINAL 10 AM-11AM 4.95 2 PM- 3 PM 11 AM - 12 NOON 4 45 3 PM- 4 PM 12 NOON - 1 PM .. 3.95 4 PM - 5 PM 1 PM 2 PM 3 45 5 PM.- 6 PM x A 4 t ff ift ill 1 if ii ffi fi iti i4i An4 A ni(i^ftr^T>A<7ii<iiiniifailrn ml MAIN ST. (DOWNTOWN) Schedule | Saturday. March 6 1 Men's Tennis USC vs. North Carolina State, at ? Maxcy-Gregg courts, 1:30 p.m. 3 Swimming ( National Independent Cham- * pionship, at USC Natatorium, all * day \ Baseball ( USC at Georgia Southern, 1:30 : p.m. 1 Track 1 USC at Clemson | Unnil'iv Marrh 7 t Basketball USC vs. Marquette, at Carolina rnlispum. 1:40 D.m. Men's Tennis USC vs. Richmond, at, MaxcvGregg courts, 1:30 p.m. 1 NTATIVE, AND inCMT CCM A TC ' w/ui* i siLiiniL, ill ' n i ICIENT PERSON i ZONCERNED OR THE STUDENTS. | ID MOSLEY ; F SGA A ==J nniBBinHiniiiiiiiv mi mi 'in 11111111 ii a T' I :CH 6 I AIR OF I & SLACKS ?? to ft no - T n the THE YOU rtrrm i