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Omegc By Jim Staff Terry Scott poured in 32 poi 75-56 win over thf Spartans tt Intramural Holiday Baskets Classic, held during the first iointlv nin hv th?? Intrnmnro Alpha Psi fraternity. Scott, who was named the championship game, explode break open a close contest am Scott scored from close in i will to spark the route over tl the Spartans with 15 points. OMEGA psi PHI and the victories to reach the fina tournament. Omega won by f in the opening round and the Omega needed 29 points fr squeak by the Strikers, 71-69, 53-51 in the semi-finals. THE SPARTANS started tl 38 win over a tough Irmo A1 Kappa Sigma 51-47. AFROT( and the Spartans then got byr finals to set up the champions Tournament director Jeff C the turnout of 44 men's team comprised the Holiday Clas UVI(MICU 11* U1C 1ULU IUXIUCH Sumpter signs with Gamecocks By Larry Reynolds Staff Writer After USC's disasterous 37-9 defeat at the hands of the Pittsburg h Panthers, USC fans have a right to feel disappointed, but they should not feel totally remorsed since Camden's James Sumpter, a 6-2 Vfe, 195pound All State linebacker officially signed a grant-inaid to USC. Sumpter lead the Bulldogs to a 10-2 record this year, a berth in the Lowers tate ? 1 1 At-. 1 piuyuiis, unu was uie center of a Camden defensive unit which allowed only two of 12 foes to cross its goal. Sumpter also led the Bulldogs to the region four A AAA football title in his junior year, and he played in the 44th annual Shrine Bowl Classic in Charlotte last year where lie served as cocaptain of the Sandlapper squad. l/iki i y / r\MNr\v i PsiPhiu CortMrtt WHt?f ^ nts to lead Omega Psi Phi to a N lat gave Omega the Inaugural ill Classic championship. The w two weeks of December, was C 1 Department and the Kappa U Most Valuable Player of the 5d for 21 second-half points to " i give the Que's the title. b ind on long corner jumpers at 1< he Spartans. Larry Bright led ? c Spartans each recorded four S Is of the single elimination fa brfeit over Lambda Chi Alpha ii in defeataed Navy Gold 55-46. v om captain Hon Wheeler to , and scraped past LaMachine f 8 t ieir trip to the finals with a 52- i; umni team and then beat Phi s 2 bowed to the Spartans 49-44, r rhe Empire, 58-53, in the semi- L hip match. t "oates was highly pleased with R And nine sntuaris that ( (sic. About 500 students par- a t, which ran for just over a s Ml MII?l it's Bi N Few teams ge 1 H B TREASl H j SOUTH CAROI | YOU'M IN OAMtCOOK |] RUG-$4.9f GATOR BOWL P THE JEW! 2909 Piatt Sprin llf.l )'S rins clasi reek, and had only two teams forfe len's and Co-Rec divisions. The turnout made a favorable im; ras just impressed with the exciten oates said "ft tn hnlrt n nirnament." COATES SAID that the Holiday B? definitely" be held next year. Cos asketball league that would coil *ague was under consideration department. In the Co-Rec division of the Holidi lipped Big Blue 44-43 to capture tl trikers used a balanced attack v ributing five or more points in th idividual acconplishments of the E /ho tallied 17 points. Brown capitalized on the rule whic or each field goal scored by a fema pecial rules implemented by the Ii o make the games more competith ncluded: the prohibition of male co econd lane, a "hands off" policy tov nen when a female player had pos? ane, and the awarding of four poin >y a female from outside the three p< The special rules gave both pia iculty at times according to Coate adjusted to the unusual rules they aid. i?7V A GREAT YEAR! it to the GATOR E DID!!! URE THE HONOI -INA I m m COUNTRY i ? _?t= i IVIUU-$ 980 IN-S2.00 HEISMAN I :LRY WAREH( gs Rd. W. Cola. 9 til 6 K 'than jiitt another jewelry ttore. /Ill i 51C it - one each in the pression on Coates. "I lent and the interest/ ut through the enti ^ketbaUCtassicv/wW >tfts said that a Co-Kec 'SdTwith the Men's %1 Kby the intramural V iy Classic, theSUrikere be Classic crown- The vith live Play^,CSl _ B contest to I-1*" iig Blue's Lisa Brown, ( _____ h awarded three points |l A rBW^ mpernors in tne tnree- y I rards the women by the I lesion of the ball in the | 8 ts for a converted shot | & U )int stripes. I ? yers and officials dif- I J s. However "Once they 5 % \} were all right," Coates N jfa ill" 53.00 jli PIN-SI.00 I jf ' rvi irr I if /N WU3C | a ^ (on.-Sat. Hi wmmuM ! fi Knl 3^? Sumter Stree Next to McDons welcome l Gamecoc SLAW CCD\/Cn U/ITU ill iCTAon rt*i vuk/ wiui iviujinr\u, v-/im HOMEMADE CHILI & HOMEM COLE SLAW WITH COUPON 69 ^ CHSutiC 1/8 LB. ALLBEI SERVED WITH FRESH ONION. AND HOMEMADE CH BSC BaOHOiHiMIMHIMHIM W ?i ?? ??i ?? a ^ BAR-BH PORK SAND1 SERVED WITH SLAW & PIC WARM BUN. ffil WITH COUPON w ? jpEBEBi SUPER CHILI 1/4 LB. 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