Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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3 ' w J ??^J| ' AS??^U f.; v. *y . ' *<* -i' * r" = , ..In preparation for Superstars, Dale Stanley tests the jungle swing section of the obstacle course, while Paul Bristol and Bell Camp I : , : " ' ' : . . " , ?v, : ^BSOp mmm By ^ iMiiW Hf m?jjm A high throw to Carolina's catch allows this Furman player to sc baseafteyafclcaprt-'to right flrldi' > f. : ?:-r:vv$>: .* .> > ;>;;;;;->;<-N> hjbt I i .. U^BUL wt^gH KS&nf^Kt KI ' *liik ^ < j& % * . . *# * mmA .- '^i--'--. - ?? % -aW :. ' *" \Jt. % k . . ~ v. - , >V- ' f" .V y > . _ . j-y ."?***? "* ? >. . Photo by RusmII JtHcoaf Director Phil Lownes ponder how much water will be needed to make the ground under the swing sufficiently muddy for the event. 13S?raft??i^^H^^^^H. ^ l^B er, Greg Keatley, of the dozer ore from second knocked the This was only one Region Touri Training starts at B 'Supers! By Brad Wehler Does the Math Department have an O.J. Simpson, the History Dpnartmpnt a Rrian Olfield. or does University Printing have a Bob Seagren lurking in the shadows? If a department thinks it might have an athlete superstar, or someone close to it, they will have the chance to prove it by competing in Bell Camp's Superstars, which is being co-sponsored by Bell Camp and Budweiser of Columbia. Phil Lownes, Bell Camp director, came up with the idea in IIamaU A ft-Av* luof nKirvrf A lDPV maiUl. naici naiviuu^ MUV O Superstars and Almost Anything Goes, I thought that a similar competition could be held here at Bell Camp. But I was not sure how to limit contestants. Since most events on campus were centered around the students, I thought that having the Faculty and Staff 1- .../vi.1/1 tUIlipcic ill uic oupciausia wuuiu provide a nice change of pace. "The competition is open to both men and women of any department on campus, but with the limitation of only one contestant per department. The rules state each contestant must choose seven of the eleven events in the competition. With this method a contestant need not compete in an event in which he or she might not be adept. "We will have both water and field events in our competition to provide both a challenge and an insight to our facilities here at Bell Camp," Lownes said. The eleven events that a contestant may choose from are: canoe Slalom, 30 K' S, . ?* " W v . X vy .. .* v A "|f . < * * * V*" " * ~*!'-W'*'' " ^1?v *.^v ^v**vv ^ ^ Knot# by Karl Barthotom?\ i runs the Paladins scored as the Gamecocks out of the NCAA Atlanti n&menl; by a score of 12-1. ell Camp ars'conte S??4 t! . u '-Ik. '-i-ti- '; ' ; <;~* liflaWINL, I UViiiwiPkvC^: ,**&&* ..: "Bell Camp Director Phil Lownes fc of Superstars, canoe slalom and the: a strong determining factor in the c meter swim, tennis, ping-pong, miniature golf, archery, frisbee throwing, softball hitting, field goal kicking, 100 yard dash and an obstacle course." The obstacle course will probably be the center of attention for the spectators and a true test for the contestants. The course begins with the WALL, which one must climb, then the bouncing pole vuhprp halanrp is thp k#?v fnllnwod " v j y by "Detroit Alley" (a tire run), a water jump, a jungle swing over a mud pit, and finally two hurdles and a sprint to the finish. The facility for the Superstars at Bell Camp has been open for practice since June 4th. Preliminaries will be held June 19 and 20 provided more than thirty people have signed up. The finals mi H..MW?r..?-->T" . IThp ? ^^HNWCKUHDMMBKnsnuaiyHBMauaRncHanMaMHttausni NCAA re fool odds By Brad Wehler Clemson's Baseball Coach Bill V least a 25 per cent chance to win tl Neb., tomorrow. It's a strange coi thing before the start of the NCAA > Columbia last month. Oddsmakers predicted Wilhelm' early in the Atlantic Kegion Tc i Paladins. That would leave Caroli for the right to go to Omaha. Mosl win. After all, they have been here THIS WAS NOT TO BE . . . DAY 1: Clemson began the daj against Furman, trouncing the Pa mustered all it could to slip by Vi : ODDSMAKERS STILL BELIEVE TECH WOULD TRIUMPH APT S F1INMAN ANn PARO! IMA QWM DAY 2: In the morning, Furi jumped out to an early lead only errors. Tech came back, but t< Roberts, held on despite his te knocked Virginia Tech out of the tc ODDSMAKERS BEGAN TO W At midday the old Carolina-Clei 1 The crowd was a sea of Orange ar dominated that afternoon with C THE ODDSMAKERS RECALC1 * WOULD PROBABLY COME BA * STILL HAVE A SHOT OK TWO y That evening, Carolina fans f< c starting a 3rd baseman, Bob Kel ist slated Photo by RusmII Joffcoaf relieves that the two water events JO meter swim, might very well be tutcome of the competition. of the Superstars competition is scheduled for June 26. Lownes said the purpose of the Superstars 41 is to give people a chance to compete in a sports event without being a super athlete. Although the Superstars will be competitive, it will also be fun for all those who participate. Budweiser of Columbia has provided the trophies for the winner and runner-ups of the Superstars in addition to a special trophy for the department that the winner represents. For further information concerning Bell Camp's Superstars contact the head of your department, the Travel Center in the Russell House, or Phil Lownes the director of Bell Camp at 788-3252. ? \ inoptc gionals .makers /ilhelm said, "My team will have at le College World Series," in Omaha, ncidence, because he said the same Atlantic Region Tournament here in s Clemson Tigers to be knocked out lurnament along with the Furman na to fight it out with Virginia Tech ; people thought that Carolina would before and this is their field . . BUT / with a fireworks display of power ladins 13 2. Later that night Carolina ngi'iia iccn /-o in iu innings, mum D THAT CAROLINA OH VIRGINIA ER ALL, TECH COULD GET BY ULD BEAT CLEMSON, RIGHT? man faced Virginia Tech. Furman to see their fielding fall apart with 6 ) no avail. Furman's pitcher, Jeff am's fielding errors. Furman had lurnament by a score of 5-4. ORK OVERTIME Tison rivalry was revived once more, id Garnet, but it was the Orange that lemson pounding Carolina 10-4. ULATED ONCE MORE. CAROLINA CK AND DEFEAT FURMAN AND AT CLEMSON. ;lt assured of victory, Furman was llett, as its pitcher. Kellett had only See ODDSMAKERS. Pa|ge 9 - - 1.^ .1. V? ?'