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Intramural game of the Moore claim By Mike Chibbaro Perry's bask Gamecock Staff Writer the half put \ In one of the most thrilling in- for the first tramural games of the year, eigth- free-throw b ranked Moore squeaked by second shot previously ninth-ranked Wade Moore ahead Hnmnton Hntpl in r?vf?rti?inn W-wto IJo K v - ^ f ? Ct UVy 1 1U Monday night. second half i court press I With 40 seconds remaining in the streak to a co overtime period, Moore elected to with 12 mini] hold the ball for the final shot. As game, the final seconds ticked off the clock, Moore's Bill Halladay drove in an effor past several Wade Hampton Wade Hampt defenders and sank a lay-up to put semi-delay M AAro i ir\ Kt; unfVi poimn - ** ? ITIUVI V up MJ tYY V W1VII Ot V C11 waue nam seconds remaining. Wade Hamp- offense bore ton's Richard Perry launched a blance to tY desperation shot at the buzzer, but ployed by i his attempt fell short. prominent co effective in 1 HALLADAY, whose winning offtheclock. basket was his only field goal of the Wade Han game, was satisfied with the Martin expia narrow victory. his team int< "We played lousy in the first fensewith6:3 half, but when we really needed it we played well," he commented. "WK LIK: "It was a good win for us, going usually work into the playoffs." We are usual throws and I The game began with an Martin said, awesome display of shooting by both ballclubs. Moore's Neil Lane, Wade Hair Dwight Lane, and Kevin Floyd lead with 3J canned numerous long-range game, but jumpers. While wade Hampton s turnover at Perry and Jerome Rutherford also Moore quick] held hot shooting hands in the first court, and N< half. foot three-p Moore within MOORE HELD A seven-point Wade Harr lead with five minutes left in the to their fou half, but Perry and Rutherford Perry drew ; brought Wade Hampton back, charity strip Lisle Mitchell USC's rum Mitchell works out fo and enjoyment week s overtime wi et with 1:00 to go in opportunity and he calmly sani Vade Hampton on top first attempt. But a lane vioh time, at 34-33. But a by a Wade Hampton pi y Floyd and a last nullified the point and gave the by Dwight Lane put to Moore with 10 seconds le: 39-36, at the half. regulation time. mpton opened the Halladay, in a last-second e n an aggressive full- to win the game for Moore, fire :hat enabled them to off-balance jumper from mmanding 54-46 lead, corner that bounced off the ites remaining in the However, Halladay was foule the shot and he went to the I throw line for two shots. t to secure its lead, on decided to go to a HALLADAY MISSED his offense Although attempt, but his second shot pton's four-corner through and forced the game very little resem- overtime. le stall offense em- His winning lay-up in some of the more overtime period was the llegiate teams, it was basket scored by either team ii tilling valuable time extra period. Wade Hampton s Rutherfon npton's coach, Rick all scorers with 23 points anc ined why he ordered teammate Perry added 21. P 3 the four corner of- was a'so selected as the Blue 12 left in the game. Orange Juice Player of the G by the intramural basketbal E TO stall and it fice's representatives who wei ;s to our advantage. attendance. ly able to hit our free hold onto our lead," Moore was paced by Neil Dwight Lane who scored 16 pt apiece. Floyd also scored 15 foi ipton held a four-point winners. > seconds left in the The win raised Moore's recoi rnmmiftpH n pnctlv n i <1 ~r - _i_ ? ...?. w vuuv.j i-i iniu asauicu II1CII1 U1 H piii the 30 second mark, berth. y raced the ball up the Halladay, who has played a *il Lane drilled in a 30- role in Moore's success this y >oint goal to bring expressed a desire to r i one at 61-60. Columbia Hall in the play ipton once again went "They (Columbia Hall) were r-corner offense and only team to beat us and we re a foul. He went to the want a rematch. We think we e with a one-and-one beat them if we play them agaii ling professoi professor, does not look lik person who is training for Boston Marathon. "A-Mitchell is a trim, silver ha 45-year-old who would look moi home behind a lawyer's d Mitchell does not seem surnr being a marathon runner. 4,1\ reared in Mansfield, Ohio, attended Mansfield High Scl received his Ph.D. from Ohio S in 1967 and has been a membe Wmmmmm "Ive run tor about 12 years, g I started training in June 197 B run marathons. In 19781 ran all 2,200 miles," Mitchell said. ] ?? chell has run in two marathon h&alth said in c,arify?n^ that any ot ' ffwOllfl distance is not an offi< marathon. ayer ffort id an >-/'y>.'.- | the ' ' :'^^-;. **; .. ; d on \"-?i-~* freefirst fel1 SKIP into I WHS! JmBBBK '** >ints m SB * the . ' WBBBBBEBk ^e Moore's Bill Halllday lays In the * overtime victory over Wade Harm nee| Llewellyn Grant (10 and teammates offs. THE LOSS WAS Wade Hamj the ton's third of the season and ially knocked them out of a chance for can playoff bid. But despite n< n." reaching the playoffs, Wad I Intramun r 1. Omega Psi Phi 2. Alpha Phi Alpha s. 3. University Unio phy et he 4. Kappa Alpha ired cat 5. Sigma Nu esk. ! ised his /lost "I'd like to qualify for the Bosto that Marathon. Anyone who runs woul nan like to qualify to go to Boston, Mitchell said. To qualify in his ag bracket, he would have to run and marathon in 3:30.0 which he i Hp pnnfiHcnt thoJ ho ?<? V Wiiiiuvill UK41 IIL. V.-G11 UU. 1 III hool year's Boston Marathon will be rui He in April, and he does not yet knov tate if his injury will keep him fron r of qualifying. hut 1IIV SAin that it O - m m I^J &/ VHU V I I UIIW/O CI IUI U 7 to time to prepare for marathons. "I nost you're going to run marathons, yoi Mit- should run a minimum of 60 mile s so per week. For every hour you run 978, you spend at least an hour getting the ready beforee and after running,' ran Mitchell said. this A member of the Colnmhi he Track Club and Columbia .Jogger "A and Runners, Mitchell believe hell more people are running toda her than ever before. "We have jus :ial seen the beginning of an ur conscious movement of activit I U I U U?l L.1^ V/ VJI \ 1 wy ^ r-? j ibmHI H lfiBBTiX^E^^k. :* ^1 wrnmmff m^BBm^ s?m Hick* ? GAMECOCK game-winning shot In his team's 63-61 Dton Hotel Monday. Wade Hampton's i watch helplessly as Halllday shoots. > Hampton's first year of intramural it basketball competition must be a termed successful. They won five 3t games this year. le al Ranking 6. Pi Kappa Phi i 7. Columbia Hall n 8. Moore 9m Em J, Cm 10. Snowden I n which is health directed. The d benefits of running are just being recognized," he said. e a MITCHELL, who is chairman of s the Association of American s Geographers, AAG, Committee on n Recreation, Tourism and Sport v and the AAG liaison for the Inn ternational Geographical Union worKing uroup on Tourism and Recreation, believes running is f physically and mentally imf portant. i s "Winning is not that important, i, There are only a few who ever 4 win, Mitcnell said. "What is important is the people you never hear about. These are the people who are getting involved in an a activity that makes people feel s emotionally and physically s healthy. Running helps change our ? y lazy overeating lifestyle. Masses .t or people's lives are better because l- they are doing something cony structive." i