Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Doubl Two USC doubles teams advanc Southern Intercollegiate tennis ch Hod gin advanced to the quarterninfflm pnmneHtinn THE TEAM of Hodgin and freshm by beating Rudy Porque and De Mayotte and Arthur Anastopoulo do Dett Potts of North Carolina 6-3, 3 Hodgin, a sophomore, won one m Wes Cash of Georgia 7-5,7-6 in the sc THE DOUBLES semi-finals and j the final singles match between Ca was held, but results were not Irnnwi Yanks give pitchers full shares NEW YORK (AP) ? Andy Messermith and Don Gullett, a pair of gold-plated pitchers who hurled a total of 14 games and 66 innings between them, were voted full shares by the New York Yankees in the slicing of the World Series pie. Reggie Jackson, the club's player representative, made the disclosure Saturday in attacking charges that the American League champions were "selfish" and "chintzy" in distributing postseason prize money. mi_ _ 1 i * - * i ms couia amount to $35,000 for each member of the winning team, $25,000 for each of the losers. "I MENTION this just to refute the stuff they've been saying about this club," the controversial outfielder said. "This is the seventh World Series team I've been on. I've never seen a more CfpnnrAiio 11 Qv^viuuii uian iuuuuu ox me shares." A furor has been raised over reports that the Yankees wanted to give only half-shares to Billy Martin, the manager who was temporarily relieved of his duties July 25, and his replacement, Bob Lemon. Lemon, a mild-mannered Hall of ?piiviici, utuugut uie leuiii from 10Mz games back of the Boston Red Sox to the American League championship. Jackson said the Yankees did not take a final vote on the managerial share, leaving the matter in the hands of commissioner Bowie Kuhn under the intricate rule 45 in nlotlA.nl ~ 1 m' tsiajcia a^reeineni. mis specifies that the commissioner can act in the 6ase of personnel joining a team after June 1, but it does not mandate commissioner's action. Kuhn has advised he will study the report. He could pass the buck back to the players ? a move which would suit Jackson. "Personally, I don't think it's the commissioner's business just as I don't feel it is the business of the newspapers to make snide i einarits about what we do with our money in secret meetings," Jackson said. HE INDICATED that he personally and others felt that a division of the managerial spoils was fair and proper. "If I joined the team in late June, batted over .444, hit 30 home runs and knocked in 100 runs, I don't think I would deserve a full share," he said. les teams :ed to the semi-final round of the ampionships Saturday and Chuck finals before being eliminated in an sensation Ulf Peterson advanced ve Robinson 7-5, 6-3, while Chris wned the team of Gary Taxman and 1-6, 7-6. atch before falling to fourth seeded ;mi-finals. finals were played yesterday. Also, sh and Andy Kohlberf of Tennessee i at press time. EARI RK If you pnorinoorim V/JLA^AJ.*V\/1. lXlj It's ca Collegiate you can ea] senior year you'll recei education.' but in the I training, y< It isn'i one of ever it, you'll he program. V col omr in fn ocuai j 111 IU in private i later. (But Ask y< Navy reprc or contact1 If you pref< Program, ( Va. 22203,; The NUPO you finish c IT'S N01 advance in tourna Anastopoulo .. rift-. <0yBRs650fl Mt PHI THROUGH Tl SEMORYEAR. 're a junior or a senior majoring in math. ~ 4-U^ VT 1 * * " iAie l^avy ims a program you snouia ki lied the Nuclear Propulsion Officer Can* Program (NUPOC-C for short) and if yc rn as much as $650 a month right throu| Then after 16 weeks of Officer Candida ve an additional year of advanced techn This would cost you thousands in a civil Navy, we pay you. And at the end of the ou'll receive a $3,000 cash bonus. t easy. There are fewer than 400 opening y six applicants will be selected. But if y ive qualified for an elite engineering trai ^ith unequaled hands-on responsibility, >ur years, and gilt-edged qualifications f ndustrv should vnn HpHHp fho T we don't think you'll want to.) our placement officer to set up an interv tentative when he visits the campus on your Navy representative at 765-5991. 3r, send your resume to the Navy Nuclei J _ 01 n T?r nrr a r\-t r tir?i "r*i * * ^oue oiz-jdocj/, 4uio wuson lsivcl, Arlin and a Navy representative will contacti C-Collegiate Program. It can do more tl ollege: it can lead to an exciting career op NAVf OFFICER. MUST A JOB, ITS AN MM iment ft.il JffTH NJR , physics or now about, iidate?u qualify, *h your te School, ical ian school, year of s and only uu nin^ a $24,000 or jobs ^avy iew with a Nov. 6-7, > ir Officer gton, ^ou directly, lan help >portunity. ENTURE.