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Sports Editor C( Carolina's baseball team rode the pitching of a trio of Gamecock w hurlers to a 5-1 victory over Western Carolina Monday af- st ternoon at Rex Enright Athletic p Center. b Freshman Hank Small punched y out two doubles in the game and p Pudlock's tt average . Ic climbs : (Continued from Page 6) 01 Carolina gained a split with the r4 Tigers with a 2-1 victory. Abases- s4 loaded double for two runs and a single, also with the bases full, Y batted in four runs Thrusday to ti spark the Gamecocks to an 8-6 win d over Stetson. ti On Friday, Pudlock hit a ti tremendous bases-empty home sl run and started a rally with a ninth inning single that sent the second tl game of the Stetson series into a extra innings. With one out in the sl 10th, and teamate Hank Small on 0 third base, Pudlock's slow roller to second drive in Small to produce a 4-3 win. The week's work showed nine hits in 19 trips, 10 runs-batted-in, two doubles, one home run and three runs scored. The Pudlock batting average climbed 69 points to .241. After batting in only four runs in the first 21 games, he took over the team leadership in this category with 14. Carolina registered four wins against one loss for the week to raise its record to 14-11, with four games scheduled this week. After a Monday home game against Western Carolina and a Tuesday trip to Furman, the Gamecocks travel to Georgia Southern this weekend for a two game series Friday and Saturday. First baseman Hank Small, who had a 14 game hitting streak going through last weekend, leads the Gamecocks at the plate with a .364 average, followed by outfielder v John Gambrell's .301. s Parachutists win overall team trophy The Carolina Sport Parachute S Club captured the overall team trophy in the 1st Annual Collegiatet and Open Parachute Meet, held this past weekend at the Barnwell t( County Airport. Forty contestants, 10t representing Carolina, were ri prevented from jumping on Saturday, due to high winds, but b the parachutists got off to an early ' start on Sunday and were able to P complete the competition. h K Winning for USC were: Wes ri Smith in the Novice Para- tU Commander division, Nick th Alvanos in the Intermediate division and Bob Riley in the tc Advanced division. t tr The overall school trophy, was awarded to USC for scoring the a most points for the entire meet. .. of eats a, 5-1 retched his hitting streak to 15 )nsecutive games. Tuesday's contest with Furman as postponed due to rain. George Beam, the Gamecock arter on the mound Monday, tched 6 1-3 innings of no-hit, but ' no means perfect, ball before elding a single to Western's tcher. Beam pitched 2-3 of an ning more before a display of ild control forced the USC ace to te bench. Beam worked seven complete nings and surrendered only the ne single, but he was the victim eight walks and he struck four ?ponent batsmen. Beam also !leased two wild pitches in his wen innings of work. Despite his control lapses, Beam ielded no runs to Western and left ie game only because he isplayed no control whatsoever in ie eighth inning, when he walked ie first opponent batter and 'ruck the next two. Reliever Greg Ward came into ie bases-loaded, no out situation nd retired the Western side by Iriking out two and making the ther batter fly out to right. Bruce Pudlock Carolina had jumped to a 1-0 lead i the bottom of the first inning, /hen leadoff man John Gambrell ingled, moved to second on a acrifice bunt by Eddie Ford and cored on a single by Bruce 'udlock. Pudlock went 3-4 at the plate, icluding a double and two RBI to antinue his torrid hitting pace of tte. USC gained its second run in the mird inning when Ford singled and mall doubled to score the tally. Carolina added three more runs make the score 5-0 before resternl Carolina even threatened score. Western's run came in the top of te ninth inning against Carolina 'liever Phil Houston. With one it, Mel Davis sent a soft roller ick to Houston on the mound hich Houston fielded and then omptly threw wildly over the sad of first baseman Bob leinknecht. By the time USC's ght fielder, Gambrell, retrived e ball, Davis was perched at ird on the error. The next Western batter singled 'score the run, but the following vo men, Houston retired without ouble on flys to left. The victory was USC's fourth in row and raised their 'season enord to 15-11.