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t" shoneys ssSb r _____ Volume 17 Anril full use wres 'exciting a by Jeff Coates 1< ><= ? 1*1 t rJ, 1 M<JUI Sports Flash Editor (unattach During the last weekend just before Gordon 0 Spring Break, about one hundred USC the 134 men grunted, groaned, and grappled (unattach their way through the First Annual (Phi Kapp USC Intramural Wrestling Tour- division, nament. For those who had a chance tached) to catch this exciting action, there Hampton) was some excellent wrestling indeed. class. Even though this was an Intramural Contini event, the quality of some of these divisions, matches seemed to be closer to a Rawlins ( varsity level. The high interest and the Dunn (Co abundance of ex-high school varsity Ray ^ari wrestlers seemed to abound due to Walton \i the lack of a varsity wrestling division. program here, in any case, the tough was - oea team representing Phi Kappa Sigma (Thornwe was crowned the overall champion at title. In tf" the conclusion of this three day meet. Bruce Dut Beginning with the lighter of the over Davi ten weight divisions, the 118 pound (unattach weight class was won by Oarryl for the Huber (Kappa Alpha Psi) over a tough pionship ( Theron Johnson (Kappa Alpha Psi). Followii Ricky Counts (Phi Kappa Sigma) j points) in eased by Mike Haser (Maxcy) in the ' Kappa A Basketball, ] by Jeff Coates r-i?i. rji* ? upunu I moll uuitui Two other Intramural sports, 3-Man Basketball and Men's and Women's Putt Putt, also finished up their competition just before Spring Break. The- 3-Man Basketball helped to close the winter Intramural season, and the Putt Putt tournament signaled the beginning of the Spring sport season. Participating in the 3-Man Basketball Tournament were 55 teams, comprising about 200 energetic basketball players. This single elimination tournament took place during the week of March 24-27. The rules were the same as regular 5-Man basketball, but no officials , ri?lvY011 Despite the fact that Jaws Contim devoured one of the Co-Rec Innertube before tl Waterpolo teams two weeks ago, and manian t a particular "tubular" girl was ac- and somi cused of winning a wet T-shirt Alpha Phi contest lapt week in Ft. Lauderdale, once ag< the Co-Rec Innertube Waterpolo with 10 season moves on! With only one scoring match left for every team as of this Dolphins writing, the playoff pressure begins to this und< mount! Poolers, 1 and Gerald ed), finished ahead of ? 5 * ^|p Itman (unattached) to gain I; f pound title. Rick Shea 1| % IK^ ed) dominated Keith Street s| % |jj||?; a bigma) in the 142 pound S . p?l3pP and Robert Aden (unat- ?| stopped Clark (Wade '| * ^!||3yK|||| to win the 150 pound ^ jlng with the heavier in the 1 58 pound class Pat Phi Kappa Sigma) stopped lumbia Hall) for his crown. nett (PEM) beat Gordon ^OTC) in the 167 pound and Tood Smith (NROTC) I :, : ' ' iten by David Muccione H II) to earn the 177 pound le 1 90 pound weight class, iisioy \uiiciuduncui prevoiieu d Sawson, and John Boyle ed) defeated Mowery (SBA) -ntramural Wrei Superheavyweight Cham1 90 and over). ng Phi Kappa Sigma (18 the race for the team title, second with 1 5 poi Ipha Psi finished a close in third place with 1 Putt-Putt, ClO! were provided and the games were played on only half-court. The-players wore calling their own fouls, and all in all, the tournament was a success and the winners should be congratulated for a well-earned championship. The team collecting the winning honors for this year's 3-Man Basketball Tourney was Maxcy 2. This proud team consisted of Levern Keels, Eric Williams, and A.D. Underwood. These three fellows defeated the tough Kappa Aloha 3 team of Keftver Prirkptt fiillis McArthur, Estephano. and Floyd in the finals to snare the crown. The Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 team of Ayer, Richardson, McFarland, Camp, Fredereck, and Paschal tied with Foster, >urc beqins to mc uing their winning ways just Valve Stems will be hie Spring Break, the Taz- playoff berth to rep Dolphins combined strategy Night League. With 3 fancy floating to dominate each team this con i Omega 24-4. Mike Mitchell matches will be im| lin was the leading scorer fun to watch! aoals. a new one-aamn record. These Tazmanian In the Monday I appear unstoppable. Besides Confederate Proph< efeated team, the Pi Polo a loss also with a v the Whales, F.I.A., and the Wade Hampton . tanyN Sponsored I itling Winners Back left to right, Robert Ader. Pat Rawlins, Ra Counts, Rick Shea, Daryl Huber, Clifford Polite. nts. NROTC came and Maxcy tied for fourth 0 points, and PEM points apiece. Fifth plac se winter and Fleming, Chibbaro, and Brailsford of Thornwell for third place. The teams of Sigma Nu 3, Kappa Alpha 2, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 2, and SCS all finished in a tie for fourth place. Moving on to the Intramural Putt Putt Tournament, which was held at the Knox Abbott Drive Putt Putt Golf Course, Sigma Nu beat out over 100 players and 1 8 teams to win the men's competition. They totaled a score of 295 over holes and enabled them to beat the Sigma Phi Epsilon team 1 295-312. The winning Sigma Nu team was composed of Brad Manous, 71 (tied with John Routh and Dav/mAnH \ A / 11 C/\r\ l/-vr I /-* \Ainr* cr>/\rn ax 4 ?/\i ir. I luymui >vi VVIIQUM IUI lu ??uoi OOUIC KJ I IUUI nament); David Bell, 73; Sammy Hedrick, 75; and Lee Postal, 76. The second place Sigma Phi mnt in intramural ( vying for the four Elizabeth Bourne was their resent the Sunday scorer with four good shots one match left for second half. The Water Skee ning Sunday, thse the Mountaineers also app Dortant, as well as playoff shoo ins for the playc from the Monday Night Leagu< Moving to the tight race Might League, the Wednesday Night Leagu ? ?: ar? Qtill \uithAiii V/alnahlpc hflrl thpir first hnlp r vin last week over in their perfect tube, with tf" Hotel. 15 8. lost to Save the Whale, 14I Prunes and the Wet Ones (N the other two teams splashinc three available playoff slot Wednesday, played just before Important: Intramural I rescheduled for Thursday I Sport Tug-of War Men's and Women's Teams Baskin Track. Parti The First Annual Shon | May 3. Activities will inch 1 < Skating Night. Almost Ar - I , tramural Awards Present* Men's, Women's, CoMon-Thurs beginning at 4 Sun.)... ! Co-Rec Innertube Wa : Final matches of season a Pool. [ Co-Rec Innertube Wa at 6:15 at Gamecock Va continue on Wed -16th a n< ^wm*n - GAMECOCK )V Shoncvs , * v x . . t ^-' ' ^-^Ip^-lk ^Mj^u Barry Newman ? GAMECOCK i Garnett, Tom Boyle. Front right to loft. Rick with 8 awarded to Zeta Beta Tau and e was Thornwell gathered in sixth place. start sprinq Epsilon players and scores are as follows: Danny Moyd, 7 5; Kent Belli. 78; Frank Con nors. 79; and Ted Burke, 80. Sigma Alpha Epsilon I (31 4), Beta Alpha Psi I (31 5), and Chi Psi I (318) round out the first five placing teams. The women's competition was just as much fun as the mens. Chi Omega won the title outright with a team score of 367. The winning players were Helen Wallace. 88, Cindy Har mon, 89; Leslie Cedarburg, 94; and Kerri Hall, 96. Barbara Norton (79) and Sally Durham (88) collected second place for Beta Alpha Psi, and Cricket Dargon (106) and Susan Culler (107) < earned third place for Alpha Delta Pi. il waterpolo leading Break. Vi Harris was a Prunish clutch ; in the scorer (5 goals) while leading the iter and Prunes to victory, 1 7-4. >ear as Team Captains of prospective >ff slots playoff teams should note there is a 3. playoff meeting this Sunday at 6:15 in the at the Varsity Swimming Pool. Playoff e, the teams will be allowed to pick their junched slots in the brackets at this time. The leir first playoffs are scheduled to be played 13. The Monday the 14th, Wednesday the IROTC), 16th, and on Sunday, April 20th. So _ A ? I ? j lor come on out ana cheer on your s from favorite Tubing Team in this final e Spring week of the season! k in Intraniurals manager meeting set for today has been at 4:30 in Rm 1 1 1 at Blatt P E. Center. > Entry Deadline Thurs. April 1 0, 5:00 p.m. j. Intramural Track Meet TONIGHT, at Varsity icipants meet at 4:00 at track. . ' f ,; ieys Intramural/Rec Sports Week, April 28thj , jde Softball games, Sport Club Clinics, Roller lything Goes, the Melon Run, and a final Inition. Watch the Flash for further details. Rec Softball continuing all this week and next :30 on Fields A, B, C, E (begin at 1:00 on terpolo matches continue tonight from 6-9. ire Sunday, 2:30-6:30, at Gamecock Varsity i lorrw%l/\ Dltkimll ?v?aa*lmr> a. :? ? ? ivipviu ? iwyuM niucuiiy gvntuay, ^prii 1 Oin, n rsity Playoffs begin Monday, Aprii 14th and : dSun-20th. 1 ???-?