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USC DISTANCE MEDLEY RELAY VICTORY
Gamecock runner Mike Eidmon pirpare to take the baton from
straining half-miler Jinuny Whitt in the distance medley relay at tlhe
State-Record Relays.
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By IANI)Y LANFY I
Staff Writer
USC's Fighting Gamecocks have
put (own their first four confer
L-nee opponents to grab the lead in
the ACC baseball race and now
stand 7-0 overall.
The Carolina Nine turned back
the Blue Devils of Duke 8-1 last
F"riday on senior L.oveard Mc
Michael's superb one-hit pitching.
The ace left-hander yielded a
lZround single to John Gutekunst in I
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ks' 7-0
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he fourth inning for the Blue
)evils' only hit. The Gamecocks
umped off to an early lead on Dan
;carpa's two-run homer in the
irst, inning. The two runs would
iave been plenty of security for
he southpaw. fie put down the
)ukes handily the rest of the
vay. But the 'Cocks pounced on
)uke hurler Jim Liccardo for 10
nore hits and cruised to their
ixth consecutive victory.
rhe G a m e c o c k s hosted the
)ernon Deacons of Wake Forest
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Good Sh
C11lgI I ttnday aftvrn1,oon at the
Pe x En:1t right F icfi. S Iph n>i i I re
rirlht-hander Larry Womack scat
tfrod vight hits to guide Carolina
to an Ii pIe<sive 12-5 conquest.
Three Wak b , a t - I, c n tappvd
V,,mack f(r rurnd tripwr.. ( en
ter-fieldr Tom Cole. firs.-acker
Steve WIrin, anld )inwh hitter .11imn
Grim,lvy rapped four -ha,gg-r for
th D('iCecn cau-', bUt a I 1-hit
barrage by Ca-ifol im stymied all
Wake Forest hiq(-S f,r victory.
Th(- sixth innfing was the Game
cOCks' most productive, as they
pounded out five hits for Sevvenl
runs. All-ACC catcher Dan Scarpa
accounted for two of the five
safeties. The 'Vocks also sefid
three runs in the second on A'
Mirando's triple, and added tw(
in the eighth on a double b,y Mi
rando, another Scarpa single, aln(
a hit by the pitcher.
Left-fielder 1ob M1auro tagged
three hits in four at bats to raise
his total to 8-12 in the last three
games and 10-22 on the season.
Mirando's two hits credited him
with two RIs and Frank Partyka
was two for five to round out
Gamecock hitting.
Rightander Pascal Renn was
credited with the loss in his first
starting ass ign11 mv-nt of the sea
on. Womack's victOry was as
his first outing.
Coach )ick Weldon had nthin?g
but good things to say fir his
team's progress thus far.
"We started seven sophomores
today. The boys really want to
play hall and are hustling well.
I'm just as proud as can be at thi,
stage. With a 7-0 record, you
can't find much to complain
about."
The Gamecoks host the Furman
Paladins this afternoin and then
meet Carsotn-Ncwman in a Fridav
Saturday twin bill at the liex En
right Field. Carsin-Newman t.mk
the NAIA champit-nship last sia
sin as they chalked up an imprcs
ive 33-3 record. The C c w
also be in action mlonday and
'Iuesday as they h.st the Terra
pills of Maaryland. The 'Ferps were
ACC Champs last season and
shuliild provide a rgtie'd te f.r
C(oach Weliin's squad.
"We'll just have to play them
one at a time," addeid Weld in.
liht'st the only way to w 'in.
Ily TOMM3Y l)AVIS
IN I) EPEIN I)ENT S
I,eague' II was sewe ei up last
wick as Zoin( 17 idgedi 'Zne 5.
ti, n ,1 im Vergu-son's !ay-up
w.ith six sicondis r'emtaining in the
gramei %.ine 1 7 fished at 7-1 and
there was a three--way tie for se
inti place am,nttg %,'--s 5. I a nd
0. Ti'he thre t-anms u;. p:1 th:V
genlt mat~ke- it tio thle plaiy-o-ffs,
w.hich a ri- -!ated fr aif:r th:
i-:astier vacat itn.
%one 5 blew i t heir chance for
seco'tnd plalce last wi eek wi hen t hey
were up:set by a fired-up Zone 19~
Zeke: C
,' p ii s Iit n hatts ca1 1 i;t
roub; and coach, lhek Weldont
enli> hin the he-t ineuthpiaw.
pilthr t mt i the Athlantic' Ca>t
'onft-t-nte, it' tnt in all :
irgi.i baseiball.
wa ~tchedI h: pnaich fir thr-ee
ye-ars say if hie wetre a little
fi ti-r hi-i hie a pimte mazjor
I 'veati rd c1 u1lhae l, a ce 4f
hi' Suth t'ari'hna pittchmrg
i-irned that thirte ( aet ther
jitpithet> a tr i ti i d who tht Iw
harder. hlis idhy-t ive is to ketep
the' bal in t he -Itrikie zine, withI
tnt twot thtriws at the sante
sptet'd andt a break tin every'
pit ch.
hits w.ay ha:s paid off with a
15- arteert reciord thitrugh N10
AlI hael's fit-st twii starts otf the
"%eke'' keeps1 the ball low anil
every pitch br'eakin,'' saitd All -
A( C( catcher 1l)an Scarpa. "li s
fast hall isn't the fnstet
Mark Tc
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owing i
i %j7%f ,jL im
David Gatch
What goes up . . . .
7
. . must come down
IUJIIALS
cluib. 75-6;9. (Charlie Joirda n paced
the ulpset w in w ith 16 points while
Tomy I)a' is hit 2S to lead1
%A)nl 5
%one. w ih indpendet. scoring
I lader henr I.e,ter ledin. the wai.
coppedt( t he I .ague I champ iionltuip
b" hipping Zone 2. 6;3-:33. Zone
1. finis.hing -t rong-. took second
plIace be hinrd liick HaIInrr hs thrash -
in %one t . 90-3 ~7. anrd Zone 7.
70- 11
ontrol Is Hi
ar<umd but it's a;ve. 1at '
dtrn i \ bidwon the .-iha
''im no U 'p te\ h a: f
tthmi. a claSsit one-Lt r in
' ettig down~ ii)uKe f r hi se
L.av ard McMichacl
ips ACC;
i Relays
Biy TONY SMITH
The f,. (.vtnts. i.anpered less
tha? the rua nmy ever ts by t.usty
wmd,t , domina',-d Ithe I 'niIversity
( 'ass -f 'hi f,urth an nua State
Ricord i.a ys he id Saturday at
thw 1."x Enry.k-ht AthJlic Center.
( ., 1 r I c 'd, w (,re br ke n
ard a fifth 1iist bhe-d during the
a.da !'cra'k me et.
Art Swarts of 'SC set a new
track ind imnn-I r cord in the discus
itIh a toss of 179-61,. Mary
land's .d Marks, winner of the
State-1ectord Trophy as the out
stand in 1z indi% idual performer in
the 'nil%ersity Class, w%as the only
double w innur in the field events.
lie captured the broad jump with
a leap of 23-2 and then set a
CS I l record and track record
w% it h a 1-7 total in the triple
jumnp.
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Ir ' ad ir pere
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f 5 .a t1e r.
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w e N rth
Carc ''i: .c.a an.o a bd
In h ru nning Ln a 11
Carolina w%as the only doubi win
ner amiong the 2 1 teams repre
stntid. he G iamecoc ks co% v red
the nile rela in 3:16.6 w ith Ed
die Stnnenfeld. 1oh Harris. Bob
Ta or and NI i ke t) c ( u I nn11ess each
taking a quartcr-nmile.
In 4ne of tiwt cl(1,v,t foIirih.ehv!
of thi da , K ibt rt f North Ciro
lina ( olleW.e haItld a ' :7 - mph
wA i md I it cdL! I.(.(. (if Mar. land in
the I (III-. ard dLah. I Ie11te the
w ind. Robrt u .0 crhw."a- ked in
:A and pr4jbablh t wou d ha%e ap
proached his best time of :09.2
it ithut it
in 1 r 1 T an n, .
T -
"- 1 d in Ib
ni'er-att I a-.s wmrc I atch,
fcurt h m thi 12' i h huIrdiet' and
Joh Uchi umiic, fu. ift h n t he I two
mcili- run
4...'a.~. 4 >- v.'-na
is Forte
A-.: n~- m-. McM;ha4-:
wa .
yic -le eigh' t hr 5i- - 4 r
f;rs tart ac :4a n:t \':rgha '; lie
ichltwo, earnedl runs4 t, \'
gir a andl luk'k on:v 'u
-cortt' a-. a rt-sut c-f ti, in .
iccik u-terrt.
'lhe "l -viear-bl '-aft -;4.ken1
htusmtics. admnutr a-tin majo
fromc mrii eu fl-Hls. G a. is t he are
oft a p:t-hing staff that rantk'
aniong the bcest in the Atlanrtw'
('oast ('in ft ertna, antI Webiilon
-in his first seaisont als Gamtte
cock c44n4.h sums up1 his seniti
men'fts when he- says, "I'm cer
t.ainly~ gladi I.oveaird'ls on our
cie.t'