Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Maxci m Thornw By Wi) Qimii Behind the hot shooting of I i i?i * oacitDoaras sixth ranked Max Monday night at the P.E. center The game was tight for most o in the half, Williams scored on a the night at 23-14. Thornwell ma 25-20 at the half. Intramural baskett "One of the keys in the first hal his third foul after only five n Chibbaro said. "He's been a big j THINGS REMAINED the sai CM^nnH half mknn ? A ... xvvv.iu null <rw 1IVII ITlOACjr Weill U| out of the zone, their point guard coach Morris Dickson said. "We control the tempo. They killed us1 Thornwell closed the gap to 4 Foster and several missed one-ar Both teams missed foul shot ch 47-44. "They really dominated th me that was the key." "The fact that we only had Dickson said. "We had one guy knee, and another with a bruise oi ACCORDING to Dickson rebo gave them four and five shots at 1 on the boards." Thft winners u/prp nar>oH in tho 15 points and A.D. Underwood wit Chibbaro led Thornwell with 15 ar Both teams now have 3-1 recor first place. Bates West and Snoi This gives the dorm league one ol I lAJmm VV t/f * I Cy Willie T. Smith III 0*m*cocV Staff Writer The USC women's swim tea continues its winning ways as th< defeated seventh ranked N. State 78-53 this past weekend ' lEaggag USC diver Kathy McPadden I participates in the one-meta le boards tonight," Chibbaro said. "To six players really hurt us tonight," out with the flu, one with fluid on the i his leg." unding was a key in the game. "We the basket. A.D. Underwood really got scoring column by Rico Williams with h seven points. Ricky Foster and Mike id 10 points respectively. ds and are tied with Columbia Hall for wden are one half game behind at 2-1. f its closest races ever. Men i en's swirt Raleigh, N.C. The women were led by m Charlotte Hamilton and Susie ey Reynolds, who both set school C. records. Hamilton won the 50- and in 100-yard freestyles and set a school ^behi*^!^ ^ > ^v *s? i a'. l Duve Roback-GAMEOOCK heads toward the water as she r springboard competition in a .. . . ? .. ,.yA ^ rv+y/y ffc ^ n '<sats^s^yn^.- - f - : S '-, - . : _ iS?g ' |B9^HHBBHHB^HHK v iVp' Thorn wall's Ronny Brai/sford (5 a foul by a referee durin basketball action Monday nigh lose to Wolf pack i team du i record in the 200-yard freestyle with a time of 1:51.8. Reynolds won the 100- and 200yard back stroke, setting a new c/iKaaI 4/VA Al - ' * ovuuui icvuiu in me iuu wun a lime of 58.84. She also teamed with Ann Merklinger, Nancy Nitardy, and Jude DeSando to win the 400-yard medley in the team's fastest time of the season. ANN MERKLINGER. Nancy Nitardy and DeSando were the other first place finishers for the . Lady Gamecocks. Merklinger finished first in the 200-yard breast stroke, DeSando in the 400-yard individual medley, and Nitardy in the 200-yard butterfly with her fastest time of the season. Nitardy also finished second in the 100-yard butterfly. "N.C. State finished seventh at the AIAW nationals last year, and we feel very fortunate to beat them," coach Steve Collins said. The women finished their dual meet season with an unblemished record. "We think this should help the girls at the AIAW nationals in late March. We also have the /I .*1 wJ A - * -4 - aouuiem lniercoiiegiare cnam- \ plonships . in Athens Ga., this weekend, whteh should keep them toned up," Collins said. pi*. The USfc men did not finish quite as well, as they were defeated by the N.C. State men 80-33. The-men had a tough meet with the University of Miami on Thursday, and it was hard for them to come y UV/W119 /ell 47-44 Hie T. Smith III jock Staff Writer lico Williams, and domination of the cy defeated ranked Thorn well 47-44, in the Intramural game of the week, if the game. With about six minutes left layup to give Maxcy its biggest lead of de a small comeback to cut the lead to ball rankings, page 17 If was the fact that Brian Flemming got unutes," Thornwell point guard Mike >art of our offense all year." me until about halfway through the 3 by 10 at 40-30. "When they forced us really went to work on us," Thornwell knew they were quick, and we tried to when we left the zone." -41 behind the hot shooting of Ricky id-one opportunities by Maxcy. ances after that to nut th#? final at 5) is called for center. Alsi g intramural Chibbaro (2 tt at the p.a. The game et nps Ne C swim again, especially when th were traveling on that rest day Collins said. Kevin Schneider and Ste Sproule were double winners f BB |SgggRr Swimmer Mary Ellen Bree F^he JBS B /. a Ira fll ' P;'^ ,*' . i %*? jJ f mMl iWfc?? jti ?'f- ' e^yFyjSflB*p> ^'a^Hp John - GAMECOCK i pictured are Thornweii's Mike 5) and Levern Keels of Maxcy. ndedin a 47-44 win for Maxcy. \ State ey the Gamecocks. Schneider won the 200- and 500-yard freestyles, while Sproule was first in the 400-yard ye individual medley and the 200-yard or breast stroke. A ' Dave Rofcack-GAMKtMK'K n readies for the -start of a Wfm moot. USC' women's team (AjnjW ' ! r{.t. vi>