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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'."
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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
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MEYER. THE only other active
coach with over 500 wins, agreed
with Smith about the positive effect
McGuire has developed in his
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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
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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
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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.
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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
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USC vs. Clemson at Maxcy Gregg
Courts, 2 p.m.
Softball
USC vs. Barrington (R.I.) at Hex
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Baseball
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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.
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