The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 19, 1979, Page Page 15, Image 15
rggg
\ TJ-j" - V7;ji".v V^U^tr v3" '2Ii~^~\ ?y"\ r^ZtT.-J^ A:il i) ;T x '^HE^ i
; ^
Kevin
Kevin Shelly, star of University
pionship team, has been named as
A team leader, Shelly was name
Vfllnflhlft nlawnr <->! tho
, w. ...v K,u/U,,a
named to the first-team allintrami
points in the final game.
His team went through the regu
fraternity division powers Signa N
their first intramural championshi
baseball stars Denis Lubert, John I
well as track team member George
Anderson.
i
I Wed. I
^iai n
! the week 1
mm
- iffiocy < ' ^Di^BByrS^^TAS^5^7. ?*vl i-:?,
Shelly
' Union's intramural basketball chamThe
Gamecock's athlete of the week,
d by the intramural office as the most
r his outstanding oplay. He was also
jral team as he scored l game-high 16
lar season undefeated and then upset
iu and Alpha Phi Alpha on the way to
p. Runners-up this week include USC
Marquardt and Etienne Farquharson as
> Thomas and basketball player Katrina
LU I
A
m m
Round House o
od
I Pro soccer p.-*
Professional soccer at its best Mitt, and Tony Wa
comes to Charlotte Memorial the stingiest defen
Stadium on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. are back along wit)
when two of the finer North Bjorn Nordquist,
American Soccer League, NASL, world's record for i
teams, the Atlanta Chiefs and the The mid-field will
Minnesota Kicks, face each other Ntsoelengoe and W
?- * ......
111 me season s nnai exniuition front line will be
game. striker who had
The Chiefs are back in Atlanta season, and 5 goa
with a "here to stay" franchise i ~~ ?
after spending a short time in !
Colorado. The Southeast area is
delighted to have them back and
they represent the only team to p
have ever brought a professional "TP,, ^
championship to the area. They I ? *
are coached by Dan Wood, one of
three American-born coaches in
the NASL and a PHD from Cornell
wnere ne ouiit that school into a 1^1
soccer power. The Chiefs feature a
mixture of worldwide talent with ffO^t0ffliti
over half the players being exAmerican
college stars.
The roster includes four SOCIOI Ol
members of the U.S. National
team: Greg Makowski, Fred |
Pereira, and brothers George and - c
Louie Nanchoff. Also returning are CUStOfll 5>t
Jomo Sono, a South African who n-., _ n
has pnmnaro/l fn ^0
iwN/aa vvm^ut VU IV A UilU I i> / i\V^O
Jeff Bourne and Nino Zee, two ' ?
players acquired in trades.
THE MINNESOTA Kicks F y IfcJfl
coached by ex-English star Hoy I . . p* i
McCrohan have won three division
championships in a row. In this
past year's playoffs against the fl i T ^ W
New York Cosmos, they lost a
narrow sudden death rubber game
after having annihilated the
defending champions 9-2 in the
first game. It was played before
60,000 fans at Giants Stadium. 9
The Kicks personnel is well ' 4 f -? '
balanced dofonsivplv nnH nf.
I fensively. Alan Merrick, Steve
? ??11 , 11 -
?' "ii
V\ JBr?
? "" 111 inert
Iso Appearing
no Mouse
tnd the Greatest Happ
thibiti
nt, who formed agai
se in the NASL up
i a new addition Univ
who holds the excit
nost caps (115). coml
again feature and i
est. Back in the
Alan Wiliey, a Tic
21 goals last andc
Is in one game child
(l' tttl
a _ _ jl _
>niris
es, and
ganizations
yled T-Shirts
ewood Drive
rsi=k?iL
t ITlnffh
ID N W? H ^ H I A
>ij Hour E
Phon<
on set
nst New York. He will be aided
front by former St. Louis
ore i t \/ ctar flrort \7illr% *1?
w. o.ij uiut uiv.g ? Hid UI1U lilt*
ing young but veteran wing
bination of Chico Hamilton
Willie Morgan.
:kets will be on sale at the gate
ire only $3 for adults and $2 for
ren
p ? -:I
254-938Q
pMvW'I'W
&! oj ^ ^p >( o j | ox?iMl tel as jW
OV? 8
^y
i
20th I
ver!
? 771-0100
ibhhhbi^hmihhihhJI