Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Intramural champt P.E. majors By Mitch Sherwood The Physical Education majors wr basketball championship Wcdnesc victory over Omega Psi Phi in th< Center. From the start of the game, the 1 trolled the tempo of the game as they shots and controlled the boards. Om imaKIn In llutir nonol rfomn no uiiuuiv m picij iiivjii uouu ^aiiiu ao took their lime and passed the ball i open shot. "We played to our capabilities ar tempo of the game, and that is th< won," said P.E. ma. ors player-coa< "We worked for the good she*.and w< Burch said. THE P.E. MAJOKS jumped out lo in the first half on the shooting of E Estes. With the P.E. majors controll and defensive boards and playing ; man defense, Omega Psi Phi was una percentage shots and made several | Gymnasts h By Sully Wilson Carolina's women's gymnastic team had its best performance this vear Saturday in the South Carolina Association of Intercollegiate Athletics for Women meet, winning the event with 84.20 points. USC finished first, second and third in all four events, (vault, 1 Fridav 7:30-1 9 - _ _ iATI I For Mm PI Make reservations, bi sell you 2 meals for t (Doesn't include beve appetizers.) I B11RBVAYIOI call before 5 P Bring this coupon & i GOOD MARCH 1 741Saludo Ave.-5 Pts. Km!lkSl2 tunsuip gume s beat Omej Omega Psi ] Parker hitting >n the intramural making scvcra lay night, 62-52 Paul Shrier e Sol Blatt P.E. P.E. majors, ; scored on two ( 3 17* rtO rtO I If * * .mzi. uicijuiD \,un- nan unit* worked for good Omega Psi I ega Psi Phi was man-to-man de the P.E. majors 12-3 to take a 35 in til they got the the half. The P. and started woi ici controlled me minutes to pla) ? big reason we again with Neu :h, Mark Burch. points to give th 4 shot real well," Berry then sc minutes left in t Omega Psi Phi a quick 16-5 lead ball but was ou ft t- 1 * A _ ii t >iirc11 anu i^arry pomis in me ia: ing the offensive enough as the 1 a tough man-to- Omega Psi P ible to take high- with 18 point*.i turnovers. scorer with \'.i m tare best pe floor exercise, bars and beam and also took the top three spots ii all-around competition. Winthroi and Furman, two schools Carolin defeated during the regula season, finished second (46.4 points ^ and third (44.75 pts.) respectively "This is the highest we've score all year as far as team points, said gymnastics coach Wend ______ 0:30 P.M. MIGHT rl?? of Om" ing a date and we'll he price of one. rage, desserts, or IS RBQUHIIB M. 799-6303 itudent or Faculty I.D.I r\ 1 />- M W JL, IV/O UNLI Columbia. S.C. 2920^ n 7 lrW BpSEHT | j ga Psi Phi Phi started to come back with Cye snori jump snots and Derocher Price 1 outside shots. provided strong rebounding for the md A1 Berry and Roger Newsome juick shots to give the P.E. majors a lead. *hi came out in the second half in a fense and outscored the P.E. majors -31 lead with only five minutes gone in E. majors then slowed the game down king for the good shots. With only six me r-.tL,. majors iook tne lead once /some and Tom Ezell combining for 8 e P.E. majors a 50-43 lead. ored six consecutive points with three he game, to put the game out of reach. siariea lounng intentionally to get the t of reach. Omega Psi Phi made five st seconds of the game.hut it wasn't P.E. majors won the championship, hi's Nathaniel Barber led all scorers ind Shrier was the P.E. majors top pom is. ?rfnrmn,nrf> ) Luce. n Patty Trotter, named top allp around gymnast for the meet, a placed first on the bars with a r score of 8.25 points. "Patty did a 5 fantastic bar routine," Luce said. >, Trotter, also finished second on hpam anrl flrvr?r anH thii-H nn tioulf Ml*v? AAVV/1 uuu Ulll U VUVUl. d Lorie Warbutton's floor exercise routine earned her a score of 8.10 y points and first place in that event. I Luce said the routine was "outstanding". Warbutton had another exceptional day, finishing first in beam and vaulting and second on bars. She placed second in allaround competition. Volleyball team to hold tryouts spring practice tor USC's women's volleyball team will be at 7 p.m. on March 27 in the Sol Blatt P.E. Center gymnasium. Volleyball coach Vickie Hamilton said the practice is required to make the team, and those interested should attend practice dressed to play. All rising sophomores, juniors and seniors are eligible to play. GEORGE MORR Sports Editoi ^^TlH-mn-?f-r wnii?iimiiTTunMir Fans upset R There is a point in sporting events ceases to be helpful, but instead bec< event itself. That point was crossed by Georgia ! something they've done plenty of tim Richardson decided he'd finally hac Georgia Southern fans were abr Saturday's 9-2 Eagle victory over Ca son announced he'd never take a U; Ga.. again. His decision deserves < Speaking on the post-game radio s said he saw no reason to play in a [ Georgia Southern. But his voice con sound of revenge. What could be I sadness in the voice of a man whose s] years in professional baseball, Richa I I --.I A I ? A. Pi-1 I * uui wnai ne saw ai cnaiesooro was ioc GEORGIA SOUTHERN fans spent Gamecocks -- and Richardson ir imaginable. An effigy of Richards* continually suggesting where the Ga terlife. Richardson said he'd be em attendence. and, indeed, it's hard t( thrnueh surh an pvhititinn The game was reminiscent of the < ball games when Carolina was a me ference (ACC). Although USC had < USC supporters were particularly g] should likewise be glad to be rid < Southern. nt 'T Il'wrrtl ? " r di i ?> 11 ii every accusing linger v have a self-examination. Georgia Soi from USC fans, or anybody else's fa more extreme. Are Carolina fans the In three years at USC I've seen complete idiots of themselves in tl Coliseum I've seen people gesture o expletives best left deleted -- and foi ficial makes a call they don't like I've seen nennle vvatrh hie* r 1 *o r> ^ basketball game or the Notre Dame leave so irritated and flustered the embarrassing to admit I've caught m AND THi; question remains: for reason. "Winning isn't everything. Lombardi. and fans seem to have tal ; * "> uiipoi lam . Marquette coach A1 McGuire dc phasized." he said. "Vou can see tha Softball. The only time it's really ir Evidently, some fans must think sp Much has been said about violence and too destructive to the athletes. E destructive effect it's having on fans. \ f.? n..* :t >uppuM.*u iu ut* iuii. dui 11 s>t?eius) me\ deadly and destructively serious to I Are games worth the self degradatic behalf? No. Carolina fans aren't bad fans foi however, take note of the example set __ oc vrull ac thot r\f P n rnl i n ^ PaIich MO "VII MO I I I CI I Ul V U1 U1IIIU VUIIOV If gamare ever worth the curs that seems to evolve from them, the players who play them, the writers supposedly enjoy them. ItUMKOt'ft Cduariw P.O. B?x 4618 Women's Educatioi non-profit agent Free Prcgn Problem Pi Free Aborti Contracepti Family Pis If you're a woman and Women's Educational S< someone who cares. The mi \ ^ ichardson ? beyond which fan participation omes boorish and harmful to the Southern baseball fans Saturday, es before, and USC coach Bobby 1 enough of it. asivp ahusivp anri nhcnpnp in irolina and afterwards RichardSC baseball team to Statesboro, commendation. how. a disappointed Richardson >lace with fans such as those at tained no tone of hatred nor any heard, however, was a trace of pent all his life in athletics. In his rdson had to see some wild fans, > much. the day verbally assaulting the i particular -- in every way )n was hung and the fans were imecocks should spend their aft barrassed to have his family in ) imagine anyone wanting to sit situation that existed at basketimber of the Atlantic Coast Conother reasons to leave the ACC. lad to be rid of ACC fans. They )f the baseball fans of Georgia /e point at others, we also .ieed to ithern fans are not that different ns. for that matter Thev'rp inst ?t much better? ostensibly rational people make ie name of sport. At Carolina bscenely. turn livid and scream r what0 Often it's because an of. such as yesterday's Marquette Game a feu weeks earlier, and y remain surly for hours. It's yself doing the same thing what?Winning seems to be the it's the only thing," said Vince (Pii that fn hpart Tc it rpallv thnt >esn't think so. "It's overemt from the Little League to Senior nportant is in surgery and war." iort is war. i in cnnrt that cnnrfc aro vinlont Ill UjJ-VI i , mm opv/l 1 O U1 V. * IV/IV.UI lut what concerns me more is the Sports are game, and games are are becoming less fun and more the persons that frequent them. >n we inflict on ourselves in their * the most part. They should. in Statesboro. Ga.. this weekend um. ing. screaming and even hatred y won't be worth the time fo the who cover them or the fans who mTnmrrr?nnrff HMMtii mirw inBTHitwmnnr"| mi Swim, 9kc.| Ctbmbt*. S C. I rial Services is a :y that offers: ancy Testing 1 regnancy Counseling ton Referrals ive Clinics inning need assistance call ?rvices to talk with imber to call is 779-8355.