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ticipate In the first i\ortn uarouna vs. &ouin ts
meet Saturday. USC track coach Charlie Stonj
become an annual event. Above is Arnold Bell
the Long Jump. Sam Scott of USC won the even
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By CHRIS HUGHES
Intramural Sports Editor '
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Some of the finest com>etitors
in North and South
Carolina came to USC for
vhat will hoDefullv be the
irst annual South Carolina
/s. North Carolina All-Star
rack meet Saturday to
provide some of the best
competition ever to grace
:he Weems Baskin track.
Instead of USC vs. opponents
it was North
Carolina vs. South Carolina.
South Carolina demolished
North Carolina in the men's
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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.
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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
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were impressed with South |
Carolina's new facilities and I
seemed open to the idea of
returning for future events
according to Strong.
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