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South Carolina demolished North Carolina in the men's ? A- rtnn an4 evenus wiuie me women ended in a tie at 134. The competition was good enough to provide qualifying or extremely close to qualifying times for the NCAA championships in several events. Gus Kirkland and Marv Johnson tied for first in the high jump with jumps of 7 feet. Johnson, who never jumped 7 feet before,made it with ease on his first at tempt. Johnson said he was surprised he made the jump. His family came to the meet which gave Johnson an added incentive. Kirkland, an Ail-American also made 7 feet on the -first 1 try but, along with Johnson, could not make the NCAA qualifying height at 7-2 1/4. Kirkland has previously made the height while Johnson has not. "I had a good shot at it on my first jump, but then my concentration started fading," Johnson said. the ChHm Ped Shorts NOW $12.98 of Palmetto Pants $.98 hcd WL.9% 1628 Airp W $19.98 (Across fron; Hours: IC BHnwMnHHnuni >JUI6A< utunv EE DELIVE Delivery Sun. - Thurs.: 5 d Fri. - Sat.: 5 p.ir ?1 j FREE CC ? EVERY S I bWU S EX omen Tie Six jumpers made 6-10 but rnly the Carolina jumpers nade the 7-foot mark. USC long jumper Sam Seott jumped his best ever to capture the event. His 25-1 r jump was just 2 inches short of the qualifying distance. Tim Coals finished .7 seconds behind the 3:44 qualifying time in the 1,500 meter run. Colas finished second behind Wybo Lelieveid of Clemson, who ran a 3:48.84. Gamecock's Harold Butts, Anrtrpw Mattison Artis Johnson and Verlon Rhodes held off a persistent Pembroke team to win the 1,600 meter relay. The relay team has come within .2 seconds of qualifying but ran a 3:10.2 at the meet since all ran in earlier events. ? Coach Charlie Strong u/nnts to take the com- II petitors that are close to J qualifying marks to the ! Track Athletic Congress . track meet at North Carolina State Sunday, May 16. "I think the meet was real successful," Strong said. "Thecompetition brought out the best in our kids. Three or four of our guys had personal lipctc " ~ I All of the visiting teams i were impressed with South | Carolina's new facilities and I seemed open to the idea of returning for future events according to Strong. 1 ?ft V MWl | k >ort Blvd. 794-6111 \ i West Columbia K-Mart) J )-6 Monday-Saturday y RY U mire Li I IVM9 47 | .m. - i 1:30 p.m. I i. -12:30 p.m. I )KES WITH I [DELIVERY! I LUCK ON I AMS! I This Is Hie Last Issue Of The GAMECOCK For The Semester. < ?ss towr5. <\ \ c3 c'o?Niir?r*s wtuua ff* 1 ^6^'"PhONF >99 l59o '' .IJMtJH ? 'INDI ITON Sts ."|>I > ' . OPEN 7 AM -9PM WE CASH CHECKS BEST EVERYDAY PRICES ON PHOTO FINISHING 12 Exp. Color Prints. $2.89 20 Exp. Color Prints__$4.19 24 Exp. 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