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, ym^M VnS' lKHrSNB?::^9H9rac3^Hr :':v.>\y^3 mtp ';,:ww? ^msam 1"* ^V- : I7.1 ? -i ' : ,aj IOmega Psi Phi's Maurice Phil Sutton collide in mid-air Thursday's intramural game retained their number-one ran over KA. I He* 91 vj (I WM (I ^ H 11 Thurst || 8:30 [ I Hi ? nv o,i Kjj^jHV VlJ "^7 /ij^ ?* . LJ . V.V1RV-I In a gam powered ol to reign su a collapsin executed a scoring to game. In the i * icamb set establishin Numerous committed first five m DKRKIt started fo J shots were But om< - -MwflHHMHHHHHHHHHEfll able to hol< Dave Kob.ck - GAMECOCK the fifst h Sanders and Kappa Alpha's substitute going after a rebound during period, i i of the week. The Ques McArthur, king with an overtime victory Brant terchange< Ideas & Issl Pre r. Arthur The Life irtin Luther K The Story off Dr. day, February D.m.. Carolina I nBMBHMMHnaMMMBHli anked team wins ics comphf _ _ ... team was abl< ' KeV:nJ" Players in the g macock Staff Writar \r .J. , c K A q miKr p 11 Psi Phi, Ques main- consistently lim n""^r one-rankmg in t0 one shot ea( itball with a thrilling court _m behind, overtime The |ead chs 'r,'mJ"^'-lnrr ?mes before the , 54-51 Thursday at the theQUe's Walter , . f . , . ... Phil Sutton exel e that featured two high knot the score at fenses, defense seemed preme as KA employed 1N THK fina g 2-3 zona while the Ques comman(j early stingy 2-1-2, to keep the qUjck seven poir a minimum early in the ?hree minutes ir , and Richards opening minutes, both r , - , , , . convening ii um ;med to have trouble perimeter resp< g any kind of rhythm. usc varsity pl ; turnovers were unable to find , by each club during the troUed the boar inutes. fioor. With 5:54 rem K PINKNEY got things and KA lea ir the Ques however, momentum s<* insecutive long range side with the Q 0 put his club on top. had k t his cl >n many occasions was distance the e move outside as KA fantastic shooti ' jammed the middle to get bejD fro ne tan cenier trom gr0Up of teamn g down the lane. within two point logged up the middle 42) wjth 2:58 i " Pinkney said. "The wheeler was tl n't there so I just moved SCOrer with 18 p< After tying 2ga Psi Phi was never (jmega Hsi PI d a commanding lead in w^0 addded 111 alf, as KA was able to three-pointer fr freely throughout the ^ey to gjve the C Using guards John jn t^e secon< Lee Richards and matched Lowei Bahnmuller in- iav-uD, and wil .ui.. *u:_J ? juiy, me umu-iaimeu left in the game ies Committei 3sents i Of A King ? # Ing, Jr.: A I Martin Luther 15, 1373 Coliseum ick stops KA i to keep fresh 46 in favor of the top-ranked squad, ame at all times. With only 10 seconds remaining nder the boards in the contest, KA's Gause was ited the opponent able to draw a foul. Gause stepped h time down the to the charity stripe, and despite the vocal crowd, calmly dropped in nged hands four the front half of the one and one i half ended, with situation to tie the score at 47-47. Wheeler and KA's Gause's second attempt was short, langing buckets to and the seconds ticked away in 24-24. regulation time. IN THE OVERTIME period, L period, KA took Wheeler and Lowery provided the as they rushed to a QUes with all the offense they it lead (33-26) only needed as Lowery poured in a ito the half. Sutton crucial three-point bomb to give led the charge Omega Psi Phi a lead they never the inside and the relinquished. ictively while ex- "Before the overtime we knew aver. Bill Gause. th ^ ' ' VIIMI U V 1IUU i y V. V. I I UUVY 1 I \J y CIO he hot hand, con- many as nine points and had come ds at both ends of back this far we could also come back and win it," an elated Que aining in the game coach Lydell Eason, said. "If we ding 41-33, the can keep our composure the rest of tmed to suddenly the season like we did tonight I ues. Wheeler, who believe we could take another ub within striking championship." ntire half with a "fe uiayiay, utftrtii i | mn ^ | | i m Q11 onthnciQctio I 1 Ill 4.4 1 1 X^IIVUUOIUOIIV _ lates and pulled to 11. Omega Psi Phi s of the leaders (44- 0 A > . ^ nu; n regulation time 2. Alpha Phi Alpha le game's leading 3. Kappa Alpha ; 'th? game a. 44 * UtllV. UnjOP li s Ollie Lowery, 5- SlQITia Nil >oints. Dumoed in a G ^i..mkl/?ii om the top of the %',mun,?'a nan , Jues their first lead f. Chi Psi i half Richards s. pi Kappa Phi y s bucket with a g ii only 24 seconds ?' IYIY0:G ! , the score stood 47-10. Wade Hampton Portrait I King, Jr. I mi