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C aroir Drops By VIIAUIE SENN Simrts Writer Carolina nipped Wake Forest Sat urday afternoon at the Roost 4-3 but fell to the Clemson Tigers 8-2 Sunday afternoon at Clemson. Two run homers in both games came in entirely different situations in the two games changing one game's momentum while affecting the other not at all. Hutch Anderson's two run homer in the Wake game eraced a 3-2 deticit to give the Gamecocks the lead at 4-:4. but Bruce Pudleck's homer in the seventh inning of the (lemsen game came when the issue had been virtually decided. Rusty Gerhardt held Carolina hatters to three hits as he upped his own record to 8-2 and Clemson's to 4-3 in the conference. *Gerhardt pitched a good game against us." said assistant coach June Raines. We just didn't do Eye in By Doug I Asst. Sports It has been said many time won in the pit; that one yarc and defensive line. Such mal coaches who to put there. The past Saturday markc football practice for Carolina been a bit rusty from the ion polish that they had attainec But never let it be said tha ability was lacking. Friday, John LeHeup spoke attitude of the 1971 Gamecoc past, the seniors have had thf ever yone came out at the san Practice Saturday was < scrimmage, including chain morning, starting at 8:00, Co will grade their players' positions for later practices. you,'' Dietzel said to his te< do.'' An average day begins e Saturday at 10:00 marked th Dietzel sat at the head of coaches, managers and grac of these informal meetings, Ratterree's devotion, an ev Ratterree read briefly from 4 new version of the Bible, thel unity. It was, to say the les Then Dietzel began to dis Surrounded by a series of I containing a diagram'of son (Continued BOWERY ] All the Beer $1.00 I FREE BAND (W 8-11 p.m. (USC Tuesday - ia nips one to anylhing right. We couldn't hit the ball. our defense collapsed for the first time this year. and we were simply never in the hall game. -It was one of those days. This was our worst game of the year, hut we were due to have a bad one. The boys have been playing good ham all year and you can't fault them. jWe ust hope we can bounce back. *There was a crowd of II or 12 thousand that were watching the game. It 's too bad we couldn't have played better for them." said Raies. Against Wake Forest the Gamecocks combined nine hits and scholarly pitching of Bo Robinson to post the win. Robinson held of i three late innings rallys by the l)eacons to assure his third victory of the season. Four pitchers saw action against the eyhole Villiams Editor s that the game of football is I span between the offensive ( be true. But it is up to the ,d the fourth day of spring . The players may still have g winter layoff. Perhaps the I was worn down somewhat. t the spirit, enthusiasm and to me briefly concerning the ks. "It's unbelievable. In the first week off. But this year, ie time. We're all equal."' :ulminated by a controlled s, officials and movies. This ach Paul Dietzel and his staff performance, to determine ''I don't decide where to put am following practice. ''You arly for the coaching staff. .e beginning of the work day. a large wooden table, facing luate assistants. As does each it was opened by coach Pride ent that each coach shares. 3ood News for Modern Man, a 1 presented a sermon on team 1st, impressive. cuss the business of the day. ive or six blackboards, each te specific play. The first item I on Page 7) B~EER RIOT you can drink er person arty Grog Band) students only) April 27th Wake; Tigers the Tigers ol Clemson. George Ileam. who has the loss placed on his record, led off. He was followed by Larry Erhaugh. Eddie Bolton. and Pat l,assonde. Beam left .the game alter giving up five earned runs in lour and two-third innings. Six Gamecock errors and an all round poor day saw Carolina go down in its ninth loss against 13 wins. ('lemson upped its record to '111 12. There were a few bright spots." said Rainess." such as Lassonde's two well pitched innings and Pudlock'A homer, but it was a pretty disappointing day. April 28 the Gamecocks travel to ihe ('itadel and then to N.C. State and North Carolina April :0 and May 1. The remainder of the season includes five conference and two non-conference games. Soft, smooth per for shapely bro Petal shades for color and contour. Cake Liner to define and shape. Effort not in vain Gamecock catcher Drew Choate stretches to pull In a pop foul and retire opposing batter In recent action on Carolina's field. Icil Lightest pastel shadow for highlights. The mascara that lengthens lashes with every stroke. ...i kits fo bln e,br w ets and-runetes Eahkths eclfo hpl OTMsc ra a c ar a e ngh n intoshes osthvr stroke. / Nowther's acompact thre hos! The nest abin ee mAllup Eye seibt. picd