Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Intramural match-up ? Strikers rema By Jim Corbett Staff Writer The Strikers defeated Preston Third East 69-56 in a battle between two previously unbeaten teams to highlight In tramural Basketball action Monday night. LaMachine destroyed the Seven Oaks 98-29 in another Intramural game played that evening. The Strikers and Preston Third East each brought 2-0 records into the independent league encounter. It took the Strikers litle time to jump out in front of Preston, behind the shooting of Shay Rollings. Rollings had 12 of his game-high v ' %'?Min&>^' ^^^EE39r Jf J JMm ' fi '" 'Vr 3 A Striker p/ayor shoots over a Preston Third East defender in an intramural game played Monday night. (Photo by John Parnell) rSOUTHERNlwOWnENS^ERVICEsT| I .. .to talk with someone who cares / A I I Problem pregnancy counseling I* MDortion counseling and services ^ j'j Free pregnancy & birth control services j 1 Trained counselors > j Speakers for school & civic groups j j jg Abortion counseling & services I'! || "Confidential Contact With | | i! Someone Who Cares" \ 1 254-4368 24-Hour 1 j.j 1614 Two Notch Rd. Answering Service f i LEARN TO PARACHUTE! We will discuss our next training class when: Thursday Feb 5,8:00 Where: RH Room 306 For further information: 'i Mark Wikman 777-3608 wally Ramano 777-4762 use PARACHUTE CLUB in undefeated 27 points in the opening half of play to give the Strikers a 3218 lead at the intermission. Preston Third East battled back in the second half behind the outside shooting of Jim Karabatsos, who tallied 23 points to lead Preston's offenssive attack. But the Strikers held on to record their third win in as many tries. THREE OTHER Striker players ended up in double figures in scoring. Robbie Thomas, Lester Branham and Jody Welch each accumulated 10 points for the victors to provide a balance scoring attack. Oi-! i * a ... .... me oiriKers now neea jusi iwo more victories in their fi.ial four games to reach the playoffs. Any vteam striving to make the intramural basketball must win at aleast 60 percent of their games by the end of the regular season to qualify for post-season play. Every team is scheduled for seven games in six weeks, which makes five victories the magic number for any team seeking to clinch a playoff position. Intramural basketball games are held Sunday through Thursday at the Soloman BlattP.E. Center. PLAY CONTINUES this week with several key matchups that will have a bearing on the playoff picture and could influence league championships. In the dorm division, ninth rated Heartbreak Hotel takes on a scrappy Thornwell squad on Wednesday night at 7:45 on court number one. Sigma Alpha Epsilon, rated eighth in the Gamecock Intramural Basketball Poll, puts their undefeated record on the line with two tough contests this week. SAE takes on unranked Kappa Alpha Psi on Tuesday night. Kappa Alpha Dei o 1 1 1 . . a oi itaiuico a ^auciiicu uiicii^e anu gouu ouisiae snooting and should give SAE a challenging battle. On Thursday night, SAE must contend with Omega Phi Psi. Omega, winner of the Intramural Holiday Basketball Classic held this past semester, is currently ranked third in the Gamecock poll and is coming off a triple overtime loss to second rated Sigma Nu. SAIL THE GREEK ISLANDS and tour the mainland. . , 4 May 25-June 17 gfflBEplWk Sponsored by the !' 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