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*IA Staff Photo by Chief Photographer Chuck Kofe A Long Look Gamecock hatter takes a long look at the offering of an Ohio U'niversitv pitcher itring the Saturday afternoon game at the Rotulhotse. The Gamecocks won their first Sictory of the4 seaon, 9-8. WOMEN... GOLD AND FIGHTING! Now MIRACLE ___HO___ Wednesday Is College Student Day at the PONDEROSA Sizzlin' Sirloin STEAK DINNER $1.0After 5:00 P.M. Just pre(senft your student dentification to cashier Our reg(ular $1 49 12 oz or,r irloin steak ser ved wAith a gophIer I/fd bakedl torttr dJIJpf) ul C'isP grIeeni solod anid ai hunkiI oi tOos NO TIPPING COME-AS-YOU-ARE PONDEROSA 39 KNXABOT RV Basebd OnNi By BRUCE H1ONICK Staff Writer Carolina eeked out a 9-8 win over Ohio University Saturday after noon at the Roundhouse, but they waited until the bottom of thei ninth inning to make their move. About 200 spectators took ad-1 vantage of the s u m m e r -like weather by coming out to watch the Gamecocks win their first game of the season. They were beaten by Virginia Tech in the season opener. Thel Gamecocks scored first in; the bottom of the first inning, driving home three runs and taking the lead over the Bobcats, 3-0. Ohio retaliated quickly by clout ing in seven runs. The Bobcats' 00 .4 k# ~ ~ ~ f 7 41 Reitmneie Judy Pyl In Wome Judy 'yle won the women's open tennis tournament Saturday in the singles division a nd will rep resent U SC at the Converse Regional to urinamlen ts A pril 19. J udy is a senior education maIjor fr.e,n (Charleston, West Virginia. I .ynn W~eigandl took second pl1ace NC PLAl HELD OVEP 7th WEEK END TUES IN HE FHL GRE A TE ST ADVL r WALT DISN -. . LCHuNIC OLOR PANAVISION RI Coumbi4 I *. ~. 00.DO ill Tei nth In Craig Shade hit the only homer of the day, driving in two runs in the topl of the second. The Gamecocks knotted the score at 7-7 when they scored four runs during their next chance at bat. The obcats took the lead in the top of the fourth, 8-7 and the score remained unchanged until the climactic ninth inning, when Game cock hurler Eddie Bolton continued his four-inning shut-out by holding the 'Cats scoreless. With no outs and the bases loaded in the bottom of the ninth, pinch-hitter Steve Moore swatted a long fly into center field, bringing home teammate Ronnie Fulmer and clinching the Gamecocks' first win of the year. staff r Flips To Cash F Wins Te nhs Open in thle tournament. Tho singives divis4ioIn wa nd robi tornamnt ith achgir iIN Ys - TZ ' :-s Fines <NOW im TO' i1T in O Snmg USC baseball mentor Jack e Powers was all srmles after the contest, obviously enjoying tli Will. The VOach with the sunburnei fac- and the number sevvn stitched on his uniform singled out ,ddi(e Bolton, Ronnie Fulmer and B111y Cash for thir outstanding per. forman ce against the HohIeats. According to Powers, the turn. ing point in the ball game occurr,-d after Hilly Cash was hit in the leg with a foul tip from his bat in th, eighth inning. Cash, despite the pain, stepped up to the plate and blasted Don Stanley in from third base to tie the score. Ronnie Fulmer, said Powers, had Photo by Chief Photographer Chuck Keef-r or Putout nnis Title Tourney and in the fourth plate was Jan:, Nladdox with seven games. The doubles tournament was w' n by Susan I .owry a)nd Gail Ileopp man. TI'hey defeated Gaye Ic ak .r and lI iano (Claypoole in a three se'' miatch, -1 *f, i-l, 1 1.9. All eight girls have gualified f<' 1 the women's ex:ramural tenne team but only the tp four, two :in singles a nd thle winnig d 'ubb'1 team, will represent USC in the regional mat chies. Schools the team wIll encounter nclude Lainder, (''ker, t 'nvere* Queens. Fu rman, WVnt hr'p, I-:rs kine andl others. The team : co ached byv Miss V 'let M1ead e and acording to Mliss \Ieadle it leek toe be a goodl season. COKE CAMPUS AC TUESDAY, Student Union Film," Russell House, WEDNESDAYt Student Senate, Room 3 ''Funny Girl," presented by th< University Union, Car THURSDAY, StLdent Union Film, ''The Three Russell House, FRIDAY, SPR ING Concert Committee of the THE LETTERMEN, SATURDAY, CAROLINA CUP, Dance Committee of the MARVIN GAYE National Guar< SUNDAY, PALM DRI} TRADE ps Oh acrifil he-n I:ttl ng fr the starting n1hIi with i T'.rry Ily, ani f, r i., s V 0usett " I Ine1s' a. M Fulhn--r was f"ur f"r five at th plate and 54 ei'o),e the w.niwrig rull n the bhi)tti-in ,f the n nth. 13Itlt l r.Phwced B !I 16 I 1_tn r a' th Op If tie f.fth : nn.g. 14;t 11.er 1:u r plcd star..1 t ,r 1 bhh!' \olnid,nhall, whl h: E a 1f:icult% vetting the hall over the plate. By HILL F.ven the briefet of soj)it produce at least (ne baisic Spring is here - that time fancy turns t, baseball (':) For South Carolina. whil tires to be a successful )ne. pionship do nit appear brig h Jackie Powers' firces are fa "lack o' hittin'." Slugging first baseman L .300 hitter returning fr m 14-11. Cash also led the club tied catcher Buddy Caldwel with two. The remainder of P()wers the return (,f a pair of .2S4 Jones and 3rd baseman iu Gary Lance at shirtstop. JO ACC selectins last seasin i the switch from the otit field Partyka. Don Stanley. Terry Flov wh< m did nl(ot play pr, mint: battle f<>r the '>utfield post cm'"n.sidered < f unkn wn tiali So it will be with the pi, fall in 1161). And if Billy 1(i made him a five-game w;I pk ssess r if a nt-hitter. the appear brighter. But in the meantime Po, .Jimb1Ko Smith and .1 e L,and. cimb)inIed fo r a total of 10 ' has no reas Vn to4 doubt that iveni bet tered. While the A '(' seas 'n iS(' tint il April 11. the ear winiulld appear to be ( 'lemis. n the ( ;amTecicks wvill be ent w.ho t radit iona:lv , meh Silt h ml imat e back hi tme b)egins1 t 4 TIhe ( ;amnecick s will emi their own ov.er Easter whe for a pair mof doubilmeheaders for' two mo re himlidav (conteS And then comes the 21 Powers must pull sime rah help solve the p'wer failure dr Ieam s. Then again if e it ('onnie 'IMa k thait nce said TIVITIES CALENDAR MARCH 25 Eulu,'' Assembly Room. 3, 6, 8.30 P.M. MARCH 26 02, Russell House, 5 P.M, Artist Series Committee of the olina Coliseum, 8 P.M. MARCH 27 Faces of Eve," Assembly Room, 3, 6, 8:30 P.M. WiARCH 28 WEEKEND University Union presents COLISEUM, 8 P.M. MARCH 29 CAMDEN, 2 P.M. University Union presents AND THE INMEN, :lArmory, 8 P.M. MARCH 30 SUNDAY VwAK 10, 9-8 ce Fly o' k was n a m t- d winnng p 1r f'. r nn.ng shUt'iut tl.a, ' a I t ' to, clineh te tin:eit. ' E s Iaudd t;U eI p i m re'> *f! Prt. 11.ning out t:.at .e u> a!- to ret r' tLe s de \ 'n ' :ad rl,.n fn b'ase :n the rst ru s'ags f e gaIe. (' got i :- t' ' 1,,h 'cats' an un i n.:, n'oi 'rrr mpared Gam 1a 1n t rta. .as sach ;u set s WI1 ns 1a v at t *e Ruund house. portsbilT MADDEN rns int1 the 'eat vutd(ors will assumllpt th(. the venturer of year when a young man's the 16t basebal season fig he pr,-pects ,I an A(T cham t. Tw main ll bstacle that (ih .ing is that of an acute case of iflly Cash is the unil bina fide ast year's suad that finished in runI batted in with 14 and in the h'me run department infild appuars to be set with hitters in 2nd baseman Wallie tch Ander.-so:n. plus sophomore n11s, along with (ash. were all hilte Andersin will be making t, replace the graduated Frank d. and D>onnie (Churchill all of rsn last year's club. wil ins -- which at best must be 1141s be ting that P.-Nwers wil rise (r meier kan rvgain thu form that ncr as a smph< more, plus the (;amk1ks' 0utlMk wili indeed ve rs must rely (in his tangibles. a pair (t uor righthanders, iet I ries last seas' n and P owers hat feat can't h e re;peat ed or b' esn't ffiiial 'fflcmenee for v fat rites fir the league title and .\arylhmd. In thu meant ime 'rti.ining the n';rt hern scho'ols S>kic'k of'f the seas'n until thu fav'or better playing condit ions. ark u po n a s ut hern swing of n they travel ti Fl rida State and :then t (;e 'rgia S. 't hern ts. gamne ACV schedule. Ne do'ubt hits 'ut o'f his outi!:eld hat to that fileures t, plaLue is t itle meier comes t hr ugh wasn't it "pi'tching :s '' ,,f buseball' Security Life and Trust Company becomes part of I NT EGON We Listened. 2.-d ren~ seces to ethese serVces e a -ev, name to better c. y v,at we do. We're 70;Crporationt. Talk to the Listener from BILL BROOKS 253-6114