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George Beam -- If you count on your car for lots of And in college ni good times, why not give it the best over a t housan care you can? One way is using Amoco Super-Pr Amocoe gasolines, mileage than othe When you've got Not only does Lead-Free Amocoyurranyo help cut down on air pollution, but of good times, tak tests prove that Amoco can double with Amoco gaso the life of your muffler and tail pipe compared to fully leaded gasolines; You expect mor spark plugs last longer, too. and u get it.T Sma Batsmen 1 By STE VE PA It KERI Ass(. Sports Editor Carolina's baseball Gamecocks convincingly swept a two-game series with the Appalachian State Mountaineers, winning 10-0 on Monday and taking the second contest on Tuesday, 12-3. Freshman Hank Small hit safely in both games, going 4-9 in the two game set, to stretch his hitting streak to 19 games. Small's hit streak will be tested this afternoon as pitcher Greg Ward will guide the USC batsmen against the Georgia State team at 3:00 on the Rex Enright Athletic center diamond. The Gamecocks face Georgia State again ileage rallies, and :i mileage tests, emium got better r premiums. a lot of money in A count on it for lots a good care of it. . .. lines. a from American 11 extends streak to hump Apl tomorrow, with Larry Erbaugh handling the mound chores. ( Carolina experienced little c difficulty in sweeping the series with Appalachian State, as the i Gamecock batters jumped ahead C early in both games and rode the c pitching of a pair of starters and relievers to easy wins. On Monday, George Beam and c Phil Houston combined to shut out t the State team. 10-0. The t Gamecock hurlers limited State to C merely five hits in the contest. z USC scored four runs in the second inning on just two hits. Bruce Pudlock was hit by pitcher Glen Gregson and scored as Pete Carpenter socked a homerun to the C r Vd C E r P. S a S b, 19 >alachian 60 mark in the oppositefield. The ramecocks added two more runs n a single, a walk and an error. Adding six more runs in the sixth ining and a single run in the ighth, USC coasted to their 10-0 onquest. On Tuesday, Carolina trailed nly once, dropping behind 1-0 in he second inning. Wasting little ime, the Gamecocks tied the ontest in the third and jumped head in the fourth, 3-1. USC achieved the tie, when Ken ;hull singled and moved to second in a nice sacrifice by winning >itcher Alan Hilliard. Shull was >icked off at third as John Gam irell grounded out on a fielder's 'hoice. Gambrell then thieved econd and scored on a wind blown louble to right by Eddie Ford. Billy Petoskey drove in the tie reaking run with a single which rove in Pudlock from second. Of Carolina's 12 runs in the game nly four were earned. Constant hrowing errors and fielding liscues by the State fielders easily ost their team the game. State ommitted six errors in the game. Hilliard picked up his first win of he campaign against two losses. lilliard struck out nine batters in is 7 2-3 innings of work and llowed merely two hits, but was rced to yield the mound duties to Io Robinson in the eighth inning hen Hilliard experienced control ifficulties. Beam's victory on Monday lofted is season mark to 5-1, tieing him )r the top record among the ,amecock hurlers with freshman :arl Bass. Bass is scheduled to itch Friday night against lemson. while Beam will work aturday. here, vs. Georgia Duthern. The Gamecock record on the eason is 18-12. John Gambrell now has 15 stolen ises on the season and is ap irently going to shatter etoskey's record of 16 stolen Ises, set in 1970. of yess tihue with ELEIN $29.88