Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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vT4 / ? ' Some things I'll just never understand. Take the names of the athletic facilities at this university. We have Williams-Brice Stadium, the Weldon Sarge Frye Baseball Field, the Weems Baskin Track, the Sam Daniel Tennis Courts, the Rex Enright Athletic Center, and the Sol Blatt Physical Education Center. With an apparent trend for naming USC athletic facilities n ftor Hficoin;inrf 4^' ?1 " 1 1 " 'Carolina Colis fby Mike Chibbaro Sports Editor u.^vi uwvi v mg iiiuiviuuaia, men wily 1SU I OUI' OaSKeiDall coliseum named after a deserving human being? Of course there is only one person who deserves such an honor and that is USC's Basketball Coach Emeritus Frank McGuire. When McGuire retired last season, only part of the coliseum (the arena) had been named in his honor. With this kind of philosophy in mind, then why weren't names used like the Weldon Sarge Frve Pitcher's Mound, the Williams-Brice Playing Field, and the Sol Blatt Men's lloom? McGuire, more than any other person in this state, was responsible for the construction of the Coliseum. To name only a portion of it after him is a slap in the face to the founding father of big time athletic success at USC. It's been about six months now since Coach McGuire moved out of his Coliseum office. All that is left in the Coliseum to remind us of this basketball immortal is a sign above one of the scoreboards. A monument might have been more appropriate. How soon we forget greatness. While on the subject of the classy Irishman, there are a couple of other things worth mentioning. Recently, Carolina fans had to swarm ABC-TV with tons of postcards in order to get the Gamecocks a little TV exposure. When McGuire was here, no matter what his team's record might be at the time, the Gamecocks always seemed to make a national TV appearance in basketball. All it usually took foam w VfUAl LV/U111 aims for title By Liz Chandler The tournament hosts the staff writer state champions of the The Lady Gamecock Region II states which involleyball team will compete elude Virginia, North tomorrow in what could be Carolina, vSouth Carolina, itw loci mo */ ?!* ,vf ?U? t no iiKiiMi ui 111 tr i;>ou i vuucaacc unu I\lMllUCKy. season. The region winners then go The Division I State to Santa Barbara. California Volleyball Tournament is to compete for the national scheduled to be held title in December. tomorrow at 6 p.m., as ~ Carolina will battle Clemson for a spot in the Region II I j j|| play-offs. The teams will | _ i r '. game match and the loser ^ ,_ ^ J T - ^ i will end its season with little | ~ _ ~ ~ ' hope of receiving a bid to rcgionals. MiiM be the meeting of the Gamecocks j and the Tigers this season as Carolina holds a two to one I ; match lead. The Gamecocks | j will Ho nl:u;inrt th? un/l/>?'l''< nit unuciuu^ N i role this tune because of a HE7|j^|T3'r3 spark Clemson has displayed recently, ac- ^ cording to Carolina head I r_ _ 7 f\ ? 1 coach,Judy Martino. ] CAROLINA WILL go into . ; the match without two || starters, who have been | ^ z. ~ ^ taken oil the team because I _ ] of disciplinary measures. f . , j If Carolina is successful in j earning its place in the \ , 1 regional tournament, they n ' " | will face repeat of the Carolina Classic. ^ | | CHECK THE QUALITY AS | WELL AS THE PRICE. M j ] AT THE JEWELRY WAREHOUSE warn PLATT SPRINGS RDV W. COLA. 9 tfl 6 Mon-SaJB wSjL '*' Motm Then Jut* Amatht imwwtrf Ste**" JgBSj ;eum': a slap in tl was a phone call from McGuire to a friend ai the network. It would also be nice to see a special chair placed in the Coliseum with McGuire's name permanently emblazened across it. It would also be appropriate to have Frank McGuire Coliseum printed across the exterior of the Coliseum. But for things like this to happen, some high ranking USC officials would have to let bygones by bygones and show a little class. THE KEFS BLEW ONE If you witnessed the USC-Georgia game you might be wondering about the legality of a miraculous punt made by Georgia punter Mark Malkiewicz in the first quarter of last Saturday's contest. After dropping the snap from center, Malkiewicz chased the moving football and booted it while it was rolling around on the ground. The referees made no call on the play. Actually, the kick should have been called back and a 15yard penalty assessed from the point of the infraction. It's called illigally kicking or batting a ball. If the proper call Which beert An Imnnttikls No.The answer is, the beer on the right tasted better. The suds are the tipoff The head lacing the glass on the right has what brewers call "cling." Its tendency to cling to the glass tells you that the brewer didn't skimp on the * hops. And that it tasted better. J. > Ever taste a beer with no "hop" to H? |[^ ' 1 lops give a beer its zing Too little hops ir "' leaves a beer lifeless. Too much hops 'ii-'-V". JBui choose a beer wilh the right nHHHk, . M iJSu ?L proportion of hops to barley malt,and ^ your beer wiil be lively and refreshing. H Yet. still go down nice and smooth ?? Does your beer have "cling?" 6 To check for "cling!' you need a glass that's beer clean" (Never used ?^ for milk or soft drinks,never washed in soap*) ?5 Pour your beer down the center of the glass to form a 3/4 inch - 2 head See if it leaves rings of foam as you drink But don't stop iit the ' cling test Make this a full fledged taste test. ?t? "lieet t It'iin" xhnsrs shfiiltl be ii'iis/ii'*/ n ifh i/r/cryrn/ Ki?isr -if rem/ time* in jv?v ,fitter ilrsj ?iriv> u*#* <? ti>\eel Can you recognize your beer bv the taste? Probably just 1 beer drinker in 3 can pick his beer _ ^ out of a group of three You try Pour your brand and hA/n f\lY\e>r loarlir%/l ^ c -l- n ? - **'" ...v ^?..v? ivuuui^ uttii ? a jiiiiuz, ouu or c\ miner? into identical glasses Have a friend switch them BmPtBM around As you drink each beer, not only check it for |HBrj/ j its clings but rate its taste characteristics from 1 to 10 on the flavor scale Now comes the real test. ol'mo t<>% ? hirt/ ?vi he face had been made the Gamecocks would have taken over around the Georgia 19-yard line instead of their own 35. A FRIENDLY WAGER A couple of weeks ago, Cobb Oxford, Sports Editor of The Tiger (Clemson's student paper), contacted me and wanted to make a friendly wager on the Nov. 22 Carolina-Clemson game. He suggested that the sports editor at the losing school be forced to shave his mustache off after the game. Due to a deep affinity with my finely groomed facial hair and a lack of concern for Oxford's, I along with my associates at the Gamecock offered The Tiger an alternative proposal. We suggested that the paper of the losing school print the opponents' emblem ? a Tiger paw for the Gamecock or a Gamecock for The Tiger ? on the front page of the issue following the game. The Tiger bravely accepted our proposal. Just the thought of a Tiger paw on our front page has many of us wishing that I had bet my mustache. It's called incentive for victory. asted better? Did your choice surprise you? Something like 2 out of 3 beer drinkers don't pick their brand. And that surprises them. A lot of them pick Schlitz instead That doesn't surprise us Two years ago a master brewer. Frank Sellinger. came to Schlitz Today he is the Chief Executive Officer and today's Schlitz is the smoothest beer he's ever brewed Taste it against yours The results may surprise you ????????? Refreshing ^ Smooth Mellow Mlk) r i_ __ i ' ^ *? ? J2? Watory Biting ,To? Bland | bitter ' strong earfcorutod I Place beers numtx>rs on each scale from I to 10 ^|I Today's Schlit7. AW Go for it! rwu'W ( ??mf>*ny M^dkrf W1