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Spring ft Hoping to accomplish three ] head football coach Jim Carlen b< for his Carolina squad Tuesday. Carlen, who guided the Gamec with berth in the Tangerine Bowl Carolina, welcomed approximate spring drills, including 24 lettei club. "We have some definite goal; achieve this spring," Carlen said establish a quarterback to repla believe Ron Bass can do the jol "Another main concern is imj over last year. We have to get bet said. "We also lost some valuable and we have to find people to take Carolina finished with the fourt 4.1? ?4.1? - ?- ? in me iiuiiuii a year ago as A accounted for 28 touchdowns (t< and 2,288 yards total offens nationally). Grantz and five other offen Baker statemanlike attitude about ath program into national prominam as well off that could use his talei potential. Walsh has a winning personalit any school stay clear of recruitii new legislation for college athle necessary for big schools to hav< j; :ti ~ J fi- i uivei snieu. 11 *i can dc so mucn, < interest to him. In the coming weeks Donnie Wa it must be because of his deep loj expected to recruit some of the fii nexi year. Me can stay and helf pionship before his expected retir new challenge and put in an appli retires. If he is able to build a si school, it seems logical he would He has said he would like to be th William H. Patterson has said Y McGuire retired while he was p NOW IT'S A wait-and-see game Elsewhere, Walsh would be recri itself might be enough to keep or Columbia for a while longer. ENGRAVED STATIONER j i ? PERSONALIZED STATIOr ' CUSTOM PARTY 1NVITA' l>APERIE NAPKINS PERSOVAI i?i?n r.irTc By Appoint U A m m - | NfcW SHIP 1 ARF I CORDUR I \ c f BRITCK : open raic !j coww lady pMfw,/- wvwwwwww V"/ /* / / /rr/ / / i'i'f 4*4f * ? ^?vv*.'iu'i% % ?*. >otball drills primary objectives, departed, but arm egan spring practice l.000-vard rusherj single season, Ke ocks to a 7-5 record back for their ser in his first season at Long gained 1, ;ly 90 candidates for carry, while Will men from the 1975 average per attem NCAA history that > which we want to gained over 1,000 I. "First, we have to "We have sor ice Jeff Grantz. We positions, howeve % n n i. suii it; areas, l jroving our defense maintain the sar ter in that area," he achieved last yea : offensive personnel Carolina's squ? over for them." through Friday at h best offensive unit the Rex Enright A 11-American Grantz is being replacc d lead the country) Saturday scrimm ;e (to rank fifth workouts are opei Practice will c sive starters have game, scheduled I From page 7 letics. He has helped launch USC's :e, and now there are other places not its. At USC he has not realized his full y, and his knowledge of law could help tig violations. With the NCAA passing tics every year it is going to become ; a lawyer on tjie staff. Walsh is very and basketball is not the only thing of ilsh will decide to go or stay. If he stays 'alty to Frank McGuire, a man who is nest basketball players in America for ) McGuire try to win a NCAA chamement in 1980. But he can go away to a ication for the USC job when McGuire nccessful program by 1980 at another have the inside track for the job here, e head coach here, and USC president , ie would support Walsh for the job if resident. ' for the son of a New York City dentist. , liting against an old friend, and that in ie of the games bright young minds in ! i?-'S jL'n.lZajuM ? Y AND INVITATIONS 4g?|> MERY riONS AND MATCHES ment 787 4784 wwvwwwvwvwwiaiwwvm MENTS JUST ] iived ! i; oy jeans lj ry !: LEVY'S I 1ES BREW 1 MOTS TIL 9 P.M. j! AM9 ASSOMH.Y ST. s begin )ng the returnees are the first two > in the history of Carolina in a vin Long and Clarence Williams, lior year. 133 yards and averaged 6.0 per iams had 1,073 yards and a 5.6 int. It was onlv thp spvpnth limp in two runners from the same school yards in the same year. ne talent returning at certain r, we're also short on ability in arlen said. "We're striving to ne attitude and enthusiasm we r." id will practice daily Tuesday 4 p.m. on the grass fields behind thletic Center, while the AstroTurf ?d at Williams-Brice Stadium. ages win oe neia at 10 a.m. and i to the public. onclude with the annual spring for 7:30 p.m. on April 24. English 18th in final balloting Unless Alex English is an atlarge selectee he will not play in the fifth annual Pizza Hut Classic after finishing 18th in final balloting by fans around the nation. Player of the Year Scott May of Indiana and Missouri AllAmerican guard Willie Smith led voting for positions on the East and West squads that will play April 5th in the Las Vegas Convention center. The top eight vote getters on each team receive automatic invitations to appear in the Pizza Hut Classic. Two additional at-large selections per squad will be named this week. I 2 I PIONEER D! 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W <; . **&&% &&* & Photo by Pam Humble Tech it was not enough as USC lost, 7-5 From Page 7 USC pitchers, took the loss. Jeff Grantz and Van Vever homered. r* 1-- j ? x nt; uainecocKs neieatea Wisconsin, 13-9, with Greg Keatley, Chuck McLean, and Jim Pankovits hitting home runs. Hinkel drove in five runs with four hit? . WV?> mmm vw K/VV/IV Thomas got the win in relief of starter Hal Hutchens, who left the game in the second inning. McLean pitched a two-hit shutout and Steve Cook homered as the Gamecocks defeated Florida tech, 7-0. i WWZm .v j$(,x 11 973 - 1S7R i evine Street | 1-7340 I > //*:' W//-VMMS fmW<rWW*