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Tenn By VERNON WHITMIRE Sports Writer The USC tennis team captured it's sixth and seventh victories without a defeat by nipping P4stern Kentucky 54 and Cin ati 6-3. 'Thursday's meeting with Eastern Kentucky was cancelled because of inclement weather. In Friday's event USC split the singles matches and took two of the three doubles matches to claim its sixth win. In the singles matches Kevin McCarthy dropped Bruce Sims in three sets, 2-6, 6-4, and 6-0; Brian Desatnik defeated Gary M LI This is a chance to v for a minimu These Are' SHEL is team Stephenson 6-4, 4-6, 6-2; Pat Ceron of EKU upended Tim Marks 6-2,.6 4; and Jim Greenup surpassed USC's Tom Collins in two sets 7-6 and 7-6. In the other two matches Tom Craig defeated John Young 6-4, 6-4 and Mark Rosenblum lost to EKU's Paul Ballard 7-5, 6-3. The doubles matches were hard fought as Craig Desatnik set down Stephenson-Young 6-4, 4-6 and 6-3; Geron-Ballard whipped Marks McCarthy 6-3, 6-4; and Kamm Collins went three sets in defeating Ramirez-Sims 5-7, 6-4, 6-2. In Sunday's meeting Carolina ONDAY NI( THE ON'S H EAD 741 Saluda I.S. Choice Sirloin ',hoice of Potato Salad Bar $2.99 isit Columbia's most ex m price 1. Give a detailed descriptlor we pay our activities fee 2. Give a monthly report of I spends your money 3. Give married students a activities fee 4. Work toward a better met registration that will benefli 5. Give the students a bigger ['he Objectives Of A M Serve You! E LECT TON PA Student Bod Treasurer cap tur nabbed four of six singles matches and two doubles matches in defeating Cincinnati, 6-3. In the singles matches Kevin McCarthy was dropped for the first time this season by John Perkskamp 7-6, 6-3, Cincy's Bob Helman ripped Tim Marks 6-2, 1-6, 1-6; Brian Desatnik blasted Avero Cambel 6-3, 6-3; Tom Craig pounded Joe Foley 6-2, 6-1; Tom Collins outlasted Jeff Bates 6-3, 6-7 and 7-5; while Art Kamm defeated Arlo Van Denover 6-2, 3-6 and 6-3. In the doubles matches Peckskamp-Cambel dropped U SC s C ai - e tnik 6-3, 4-6, 3-6; 1 lHT Reservations Please 252-5141 clusive restaurant i on what we really get when iow the Student Government n option on payment of the hod of ticket distribution and all students voice in Student Government, an Who Wants To RKER y es seve; 4arks-McCarthy downed Helmen- I lates 1-6, 7-6, 6-3; and Kamm- fO ollins went two sets in battering th oe Foley and Arlo Van Denover 6 6-3. N Coach Ron Smarr felt that "we 0 layed pretty well today (Sunday). le Villanova' proud of 1 (Continued from Page 9) zo ie Wildcats outpointed USC 13-8 in t ie final six minutes to carry their w 3-38 margin into the locker room. I Riker's efforts earned him ame honors for both scoring and F ebounding, as Joyce added 19 oints and Traylor, 15. However, s oyce's play also included nine J( ssists that enabled Carolina to i!ore some quick baskets un- P erneath in the comeback effort. t Hank Siemiontkowski tallied 26 W )r Villanova and snared 10 stray w lots. Ford had 19 points, 15 in the pening period, and Ingelsby V ccounted for 11. The Gamecocks V it at a 61.5 percentage from the oor in the second half, while the lildcats fell to 42.5 after a 51.6 s riark in the first half. "We were very pleased to win p is game," said USC head coach th 'rank McGuire, who ended the th eason with a 23-5 mark. "t was ke a comeback for us against the am that defeated us earlier in iey season. "It looked like we were going to se it.in.the first half, but we came ut and played real good ball after tat. We did all the things we had > do to beat them. We played our MORTH GREENVILLE COLLEGE In the foothills of the Sk Ridge Coeducational - Student Centered Liberal Arts - Transfer Curriculum SUMMER TERMS - 1972 s Registration June 7 and July 10 :ost each term (6 semester hours) Registration & Tuition $169.00 6 Room and Board $125.00 f WRITE OR CALL I Office of the Registrar Il NORTH GREENVILLE COLLEGE 1i Tigerville, S.C. 29688 / 803-895-1410 r Blue Denim Bi regular or 4.9 NEW SHIP of Levi Denim & Co also 1 rack of Knit shir $1.9 MOE LI corner of Lady A rth am very pleased with our per rmance so far although some of e boys could be playing better." The Gamecock netmen will play [ami, Swarthmore, Ohio U. and hio State at Maxcy-Gregg before aving on an eight day road trip. s Kraft eams ne very well at times against a am that moves the ball real ell." "Siemiontkowski is a very fine ill player, but don't discount Drd," he continued. "He's one of e finest players we've seen this ason. We had two different atchups on him, Winters, then >yce, but still had trouble stop ng him. It's been a long year, but is is the first time in ten years e've ended the season with a in." "For a consolation game, I'm oud of both teams," said illanova mentor Jack Kraft. I'hey put on a good show. Joyce d a good job handling the ball, ,tting Riker up with his metration. Those beautiful ksses were handled by Riker, and e score shows just how well. "We're sorry we had to lose two is year at the end, but we won to last year, so I guess it sort of rens out." 1atsmen face UC-R n opener USC's baseball Gamecocks face 'alifornia-Riversde, their first of even fees in the Sixth Riverside lational Intercellegiate Tour ament, this afternoon at River ide, Callf. Tomorrow the Gamecocks wMi ncounter Arizona State and tanford, the two schools who are avored to win the tournament Itle. Carolina wUil also face Cor eli, UCLA, Santa Clara and Tennessee during the six days of ound-robin play. eli Bottoms low cut 5 MENT rduroy Bells ts and Tank Tops '9 Assembly Sti.