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Rusnov lc . past nasi By SUven Qamocock 81 The Carolina women's gymnastics Saturday by outscoring East Carolim Kathy Rusnov, winning both the ba the third straight meet, led the La scores 01 B.oon the vault (3rd), 8.1 on 8.1 on floor (2nd) gave her the win w of 31.55. LISA SPOERL placed second with on vault (8.15), third on bars (7.15), manding first on beam (8.0) placed h< Other top placers included Rhea 1 petition with an 8.3, Kristy Martino Julie Fischer with second on bars (7.J vv/iiiiiiciiiiiig uii uic win, i^uacn Jt personal and team best scores this i (Spoerl) on all-around, Rhea (Tapio) Kathy again on floor." SPEAKING ABOUT THE upcom Georgia, he said, "We're psyched for that we competed against Jacksonvil ranked number one in the southeast. They have two girls, Kathy Shotwel They placed 2nd and 3rd in their re reasons why Georgia was ranked 13th The meet with Georgia will start at joooner \i . wasnington gymnasium or Tennis cxhihitinn to be held Vitas Gerulaitis and John Newcombe will be featured in a charity fund-raising tennis exhibition, Thursday, Mar. 8, at Carolina Coliseum sponsored by the Junior League of Columbia, Inc. Gerulaitis is ranked third internationally and Newcombe is generally recognized as one of the all-time top players. They will be featured in a singles match at 9 p.m. In addition, USC All-American doubles team, Art Anastapouloand Chris Mayotte will challenge the professionals in a preliminary doubles match. A 11 aii proceeds trom the project will be contributed to the League's Community Trust Fund which finances all charitable projects sponsored by the Junior League. Tickets are available from members of the Junior League, Carolina Coliseum box office and state-wide outlets, and members of the Junior Tennis League of Columbia. T JT_m jgMT J3W. | i HLSiI _Pizza Express_ Free: Delivery Free: 16 oz. Coke with any whole sub ? # rree: wt. loko wun Small Pizza Free: 2 Qts. with Large Pizza 2560301 I :ads USC ri Carolina 01 Oil V! taff Wrtt*r team improved their record fo 7-2 1 120.8 to 112.8. j irs and all-around competitions for idy Gamecocks in their win. Her j bars (1st), 7.35 on beam (2nd), and j ith a personal and team high score j i a score of 31.25. Finishing second I 1 , third on floor (7.95), and a com- |_ er right behind Rusnov. 'apio with a win in the vault complacing fourth on vault (7.9), and [ 5) and a fourth on floor (7.75). J Job White said, "We had several meet ? Kathy (Rusnov) and Lisa on vault, Lisa again on beam, and B bas Bis ling meet with the University of fim Georgia. It was this time last year sda lie State and beat them. They were This year Georgia is number one. M 1 and Teri Parsons that are good. dou gion this past year. They are two didi i at nationals last year." the 2:00 p.m. Saturday, March 3 in the i Blossom Street. M ?>>>>^ f ~ \ ..jjp ^ l"; X~r?i~- I r|^?V j.... /'^'^pipPljj^Bg MM - -- John Newa STUDENTS ? FACUI ATTENTION P 6 vacancies availat FULL DAYCARE AND K Only $28.00 pe 7:00 a.m.-6:00 p. KAMPUS KIDDIE I & KINDERGA (located adjac USC's Woodland Te CALL GLADYS RAIN details Intramural rank 7. Omega Psi Phi 2. Alpha Phi Alpha 3. University Union llZTJ' 4. Columbia Hall 82 5. Kappa Alpha LT.*?? 6. Sigma Nu Townmen 68 w n.( ?? I. ri i\appa rni ~ 8. Moore 9. Wade Hampton SeZ*1*""" _ _ . Moore 65 '0. C.J. C. NROTC 54 feams to plav OISE, Idaho (AP) ? In what may be the shortest di ketball game in history, high school teams from lo hop Kelly of Boise and Middleton willreplay the st tl second of a district tournament contest Thury afternoon. o [iddleton protested Bishop Kelly's apparent 63-60 b ble overtime victory Tuesday, claiming the clock i't start in time on a jump all just before the end of first overtime period. tl IDDLETON COACH Ron Maxwell said the clock s ' BflBl W^ftzF-^^^X- ' ''-*vectt-' i '-\ v MM?k^ I J! HUtS I r week :ent to >rrace Apts.) Jl Hi tings i results "EB 22 Purple Haze 37 Psychology 35 WUSC41 Pi Kappa Phi II 50 Alpha Phi Alpha II 48 Thornwell 37 Beak 56 Broadmoor 48 Horseshoe 37 Underdogs 51 Kappa Sigma II28 j Presby. S.C. 29 Horseshoe II 40 Phi Kappa Sigma II 30 EJC54 Gamerocks 49 ISC 39 Skeeters 36 Med. School 57 Snowden II 41 WED. FEB. 24 :EB. 23 Omega Pst Phi 59 *'Pha Phi Alpha 58 Sigma Phi Epsilon 56 Bates 43 Woodrow 37 Lambda Chi Alpha 38 Kappa Alpha 75 ^!.K*PP# A|Pha 29 Preston 55 ueita Sigma Pi 60 vvusc 55 H NORML40 AFROTC45 Pi Sigma Epsilon 41 I fone second dn't start until a Bishop Kelly player picked up a ose ball after it was tipped. The clock should have arted when it was first touched. The Kelly player, John Brunelle, threw the ball ver his shoulder in desperation and made the asket, sending the game into the second overtime. The 3rd District high school board of control ruled le clock should have started when the ball was pped, and decided the last second of the game, tarting with the jump ball, should be replayed ; B?v C . ** fbWy* -r "-. , Wr Vyini * jwm"% !; P^ ^ia3iii8^MK? % " * p flHBM?^| ' ^mSS *** :BSB^^1 "e i Jaw*mu s 1%^ ,A ; * ? i ^ ; Was Gerulaitis ? ' - - IHBmM 1 ?Z^^^yMTffWBMTBTlWMlwnTBIB^BrH