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IMcGuire From page 14 National Association of Basketball Coaches of the United States president, expressed an awe he felt of McGuire -- and of 500 victories. "Why, I was figuring out the other day about me winning 500 games," Lemons said. "And at the rate I'm going now, I'll be 107years-old. "There's always been sort of an awe I feel when I see Frank, in an airport or anywhere. There's nothing you can say that typifies liirn," I^emons said. "All you can say is 'there he is'." Are you a a ior Peace Looking for an opportunity develop professional a unusual, challenging, sit gain practical experienc gain rare experience in imaginative and creat IOI C3UUI tC3 assume responsibilities help others in the U.S. or < can be reflected upon as and worth when you lool ACTION can help you as j Representatives of the P will be on campus from Check with the Placemi OFFIC AL OROAI RIQUI THEIR AP Check your r% rtaia! mi VI I I^VV I Completed the Office of i PenHletn 1 ' - Dean Smith worked as an assistant coach to McGuire at North Carolina and succeeded him when McGuire left to coach the Philadelphia Warriors. "He's taught me so many things over the years -- about coaching basketball and about dealing with people," smith said. "It's sort of funny when a lot of players get together with their old coaches," he said. "They stand around waiting to be told what to do. One thing that separates Frank from the rest is that he always taught or instituted a self-reliance in his i prospect the Corps? y to ind vocational skills in tuations? e in human relations? managerial skills, testing ive use of human and few others can match? overseas in projects which testimony of your ability k to future engagements? I on help others! ti/iLr. tunrs ana vista March 29 until March 31. ;nt Office. IAL N< L STUDBI IIVATIAI RED TOR CHARTE RIL 1, 19 organization's rd and comple cards may be Cfi /"lAm'f A %# %j i uuc?i 11 n^iivi n Bldg. 8:30-5 players. They always know what to do." MEYER. THE only other active coach with over 500 wins, agreed with Smith about the positive effect McGuire has developed in his r\ln iiflno piUJV/1 o. Meyer said much of his respect for McGuire came after he had the opportunity of coaching some of his players. "I had the job of coaching a college all-star team against the Harlem Globetrotters one year," Meyer said. "I learned during that Bowling teai Itu MATT U! A I? H amj ifirt a a t? na%iy Gamecock Staff Writer USC's men's and women's bowling teams will attempt to win a spot in the national championships when the sectional qualifying opens April 1 and 2 in Atlanta, Ga. The men's team is the defending national champion but this season in the Southern Intercollegiate Bowling Conference (S1BC) Division three the Gamecocks finished the regular season with a 5-5 record and a second-place finish. LAST YEAH the men's team c:?4 iiiusiicu iii in me conierence wun an undefeated record and received an at-large berth to the sectional qualifying championships. The women's team won the SIBC for the first time and finished the year with a 10-1 record. Two years ago the women's team finished last. "The teams bowling against us DTICEI NT MS ARB > IENEW RS BY 77 mailbox for te details. rAtnrnprl to ties, Rm. 110 :00 daily experience which men were recruiters and which men were coaches. Frank McGuire is a coach." McGUIRE RESPONDED to his friends, saying "It's this feeling of friendship that makes coaching so rewarding." He also noted his appreciation for the support of the Carolina community. "Win or lose, this is still a great area to coach in. And I still want to bring a championship right here to Columbia if I can possibly do it." n preparing i are really jacked up," team captain Matt Culbertson said. "I don't think we are as psyched up as we were last year. Our top cheerleader (Steve Adams) is not back with us, and I think it's hurt us a little." Dave Leadbitter leads the men's team with a 189 average in match play competition. He also holds the .high game with a 255 and the top series with a 1041 for five games. Beth Leadbitter leads the women's team with a 162 average. The high game and series totals belong to Kathy Schroeder with a 218 and 578. CULBERTSON SAID the men's team has lost some matches by less than 50 pins this season. "Our team average is second highest in tne conference," Culbertson said. "Yet the other teams in the league that we've played have out-bowled us even when we've bowled well." Culbertson thinks tlje men's SSRS ^ A Gourmefs Delia Happy Hour 4:30-6:30 Gourmet Sandwiches Served Till 1 Great Drinks ? Nightly Entertaini Open Mon.-Thurs. 11-1, Fri. 11-2, S Paramount Pictures lYesenLs A Sam Spiegel-Elia Kazan ' I:'Scott cFrtzfirrakfs Cx Last JyccH A Romance [PG^SI- Technicolor"* A Pa Sports today Women's Tennis USC vs. Clemson at Maxcy Gregg Courts, 2 p.m. Softball USC vs. Barrington (R.I.) at Hex Enright Center, 3 p.m. Baseball USC vs. Francis Marion at Florence. 3 p.m. Golf At Furman Invitational Tournament, 24-26 Men's Tennis USC vs. Alabama at Tuscaloo: a. 2 p.m. or sectionals team's chance of defending their national championship will be tougher than last yc ^r. "Everybody knows who we are lis time around," Culbertson s- d. "Our hardest problem this yar has been trying to get everyboc., to practice together." Culbert:?>n said some of 'he team's pressure this vea?- h-'. s ."en unnecessary, "we've put pre^-ire on ourselves but the guys bowling for us are experienced enough to know that to do well means everybody is going to have to bowl as well as we did last year," Culbertson said. THE SIX men representing Carolina at the Sectional Qualifying Championship, beside Culbertson and Leadbitter, will be Jeff Bellinger, Ken Skenes, Jerry Owens, and Leigh Leventis. Representing the women at the championships will be Ler?Hbitter, Schroder, Phyliss Row* v.loria Mack and Vicki Imler. 1 den St. ? Five Points ROB CROSBY FBI. & SAT. N : ht Dinner served 2 Midnight 6-1 2 merit at. 11-12 ram mint Release 5