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AFRO bea By MATT WARD Gamecock Staff Writer The Afro-American Studies (AF third straight game by defeating th Tuesday night. "Two weeks of not playing and p: us to make more mistakes and tui should make in a game," AFRO pla; Everett said. "The Omegans are a they should not have come as close a: AFRO GAINED a quick 19-9 lead Ron Boozer scoring four points eac Bad shots by AFRO ana a full co Omega ns cut the AFRO lead to two remaining in the first half. The O game with Steve Bradley's shot fro key with 2:47 left. AFRO regained the lead by us ha If court press and Boone and Dero< two points each as AFRO led 34-27 at In the second half, the Omega ns si the game. They out-rebounded- AF seven-point AFRO lead to one poin The Omegans missed several scor on turn overs and AFRO gained a f Boozer made two shots to give AFRO 12:05 remaining. Intramural I: By MATT WARD Gamecock Staff Writer The intramural basketball poll underwent a number of changes as one team's drop of five spots and three new teams made the rankings. Alpha Phi Alpha fell .from number five to ten after a loss to (4) Kappa Alpha 56-51 and a narrow 42-41 win over Kappa BSSS^fegdHB IM f#c3 S 3 SinraiBB m ' > > * FV . -? ' ' jBBWHwawfli kJL "\ ) ts Omegans A FREE THR< basket by Ree H the Omegans to 'RO) won their Neely scored to e Omegans 57-52 5:25 remaining. racticing caused AFRO forward movers then we free throw. Werts yer-coach Duane ahead by two wi good team, but i they did." A traveling vio the ball. Price s< with Everett and AFRO led by four ih. iurt press by the Hart scored fc points with 4:30 lead to two with megans tied the regained possess m the top of the shot. Hester was one-and-one situ ing an effective rebound. :her Price scored halftime. BEFORE THE < three second vi< lowed the pace of AFRO the ball w 'RO and cut the scored again to t, 36-35. "We just mad< counted," Omeg ing opportunities AFRO's Dero ive-point lead as scorer with 16 po ) a 43-38 lead with 15. The Omegan record is 3-0. >asketball rai Sigma.Douglas made the poll for the first time, defeating formerly ranked Preston 65-42. Douglas raised its record to 2-0 and is ranked sixth. THE PHYSICAL Education Majors remained the top team for the third straioht wppIt tho d it ^?AIIW A U, Majors are 2-0 this year and have won 14 straight games since last year. 157-52 )W by Bryon Neely and a three point art cut Afro's lead to one point and !>k the lead for the first time when give the Omegans a 50-49 lead with I Nate Werts tied the score with a scored another basket to put AFRO th 1:50 left. lation by the Omegans gave AFRO :ored with a 15-foot jump shot and with less than a minue to play. ir the Omegans to narrow AFRO's fifty seconds to play. The Omegans ion of the ball aftter AFRO missed a fouled but missed the first shot in the lation and the Omegans got the Dmegans could set up for a shot the >lation was called on Neely giving ith twenty seconds left. AFRO then win the game. i too many mistakes when it really an player-coach Jack Little said, cher Price was the game's high ints. Ree Hart led the Omegans with s have a 1-2 record while AFRO's ikings 1. Physical Education Maiors 2-0 2. Omega Psl Phi 2 0 3. AFRO 3 0 4. Kappa Alpha 3 0 5. Kappa Alpha Psl 2 0 6. Douglas 2-0 7. Ski Club 3 0 8. Sigma Phi Epsilon 3.0 9 Bates 30 10. Alpha Phi Alpha 2 1 g?gPPins4K MfBM T i r?TJ fc yjBigipg PM BBSH Stir,i f Football NAMB _ POSITION H Chuck Allan Dl_ Bret Baynham QB DaWayna Chlvar* OE Bartnla Cook DL Ray Derrick QB juc uvfii ro Steve Gettel OL Tim Ollletple RB David Grant OT Garry Harper QB Stevle Lw FB LB Eddie Leopard PK Marc Logglra OL Phil Proctor OL Rubin Proctor OT Avon Rllay OE George Rogers RB Willie Scott TE Randy Test on OL Tlmmy Vaughn QB Dean Walker LB Johnnie Wrltfht RB Mark Devol DT Mike Miller DT rKiiy-L P ? /A I omugnrer v-"- ? Jim Turner OL 6 Intramural bai WEDNESDAY, FEB. J Kappa Sigma 54 SAE * 48 Town Men 41 Delta Sigma PI 39 Douglas AS Preston 42 HPE 63 Dears 61 THURSDAY. FEB. 3 Psychology I 51 Psychology II 32 Bates 51 Woodrow 38 KaDoa Alnhjt Ptl il ilnh* T?n to Kappa Alpha 36 Alpha Phi Alpha SI Gravedlggers 65 Marrleds 50 Omegans 57 Hlllel 43 Pill Rollers 42 Moore II 29 Stu. for Action 56 Magnlf. 7 52 SKI Club 59 Newman 39 i GINT 20 Homers 0 (Forfeit) lb aHSFS^^wwtsfi^SM jjjg?! a g?j.Wiml 1 1^ E+ p^^^tcg mI Ii? ? Mmmmm N OT. WOT. KOMETOWN 235 Anderson, S. C. 195 Miami, Fla. 1TO Camden, S. C. 230 Charleston, S. C. 160 Columbia, S. C. 220 Wilmington, N. C. 235 Ormond Beach, Fla. 175 Walhalla, S. C. 240 Miami, Fla. 175 Hlaleah, Fla. 215 (Xllon, S. C. 190 Cayce, S. C. 235 Gastonla, N. C. M? Heath Springs, S. C. 240 Miami, Fla. >3 205 Savannah, Ga. 3 205 Duliith, Oa. 5 22? Newberry, S. C. 1V> 773 Jesup, Ga. IV* 185 Lyon*, Ga. 2 205 Charleston, S. C. 1 195 >?* t Myers, Fla. 3 210 Centervllle. Ohio 2 225 So. Charleston, W. Va. .5 230 Charleston, S.C. 3 260 Lancaster, o. 1 * sketball results I MONDAY, FEB. 21 Raiders 61 Prlmo Cocks 54 Jazi 43 ISC 34 Nets 94 Rowdies 4) Bates West 56 Laborde 7 42 Preston 41 Woodrow M HPE 63 Worms 54 Hooplts 53 Minorities 40 Delta Sigma Pi to Hillel 38 Phi Kappa Sigma M Phi Delta Theta 39 AF ROTC 70 Alpha Phi Omega 33 i TUESDAY. PM ? Sigma Phi Epsilon 4) Sigma Nu 3S AFRO 57 Omegans 52 Phi Kappa Psi 53 Lambda Chi Alpha Alpha Phi Alpha 42 Kappa Sigma 41 Gravediggers 59 Pl|l Rollers 54 PI Kappa Alpha 39 Alpha Tau Omega 35 Chemistry Dept. 47 Phi Kappa Sigma 1 25 I Sigma Nu II 43 Stud, for Action ^ Moore II 31 Marine Science 35 I Bears 51 Outlaws 44 ? i i dfff 11 ]>'i '.^fegaay^ .|^P eggs 111^^ f mI ttj|j| A m L saU A