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Clemson struck a trio
in the top of the eighth
behind 5-2 victory over
Sumter.
USC starting pitcher
Tigers to just one run 4
seven innings, tired rapi
after surrendering a w
batters he faced.
Larry Erbaugh then
perienced similiar diffi(
to drive in the tying run '
contest after walking tl
Coach Bobby Richard
in the bases loaded, no-c
be out of trouble when I
to fly out to John Gam
trying to score from th
However, George Bea
which allowed Haynes i
moved on the fly to Ga
Before Beam could r(
struck for two more run
USC staged a comeb
ninth, when they loaded
walks by Pete Carper
Donnie Branham. Pinct
a long fly down the ri(
Williamson called foul 1
then grounded out to s4
eighth.
The Gamecocks wast(
the early innings as the
Gerhardt for 10 hits th
could manage only sin(
nings.
John Gambrell broke
with his 17th stolen b
scored both Carolina r
Ford drove in the secon
in the game. Hank Sma
in the contest.
Saturday's game witl
next action for the ba
ternoon at The Citadel
Wednesday afternoon v
game at the Roost.
USC's record on the
Ga me
fifth pr
Carolina has signec
selection Joe Art ime to
to five the number of st
coach Frank McGuire.
Artime, a 6-3, 185-pou
averaged 18 points, 101i
All Hallows High Schc
straight NYC District I
averaged 15 points, 1
mention All-District f<
getting 12 ppg and 9 r
Hallows finished 16-4.
A first team All-NYC
York DAILY NEWS,
Valuable Player in thE
Manhattan- Bron x. He
nament team and Al
O'Connell Tournament
probably came when hE
losing cause aaainst N
in the city playoff qua
rs rally
)p USC
EVE PARKER
Sports Editor
of Carolina pitchers for four runs
inning en route to a come-from
the Gamecocks Friday night at
Earl Bass, who had limited the
)n three hits throughout the first
dly in the eighth and left the game
alk and a single to the first two
came onto the mound and ex
:ulties as he allowed Rich Haynes
Nith a single. Erbaugh also left the
ie next batter.
son then called upon George Beam
>ut situation. Carolina appeared to
3eam got Clemson's Lin Hamilton
brell who then nailed the runner
ird at the plate.
m then let loose with a wild pitch
o score from third, where he had
imbrell.
?gister the final out, Clemson had
s and held a commanding 5-2 lead.
3ck attempt in the bottom of the
the bases on three straight two-out
iter, Ken Shull and pinch-hitter
i-hitter Rick Barkley then knocked
)ht field line which umpire Hook
n a highly disputed play. Barkley
cond base to end the Gamecock
d several scoring opportunities in
y knocked Clemson starter Rusty
rough the first seven innings, but
)le runs in the first and third in
the USC record for stolen bases
ase on the campaign. Gambrell
uns, and had two doubles. Eddie
d run with one of his three singles
11 and Carpenter also had two hits
i Erskine was rained out and the
seball team will be Tuesday af
Carolina's next home action is
vhen they face Furman in a 3:00
season is now 20-13.
~ocks sign
ep hopeful
first team All-New York City
a basketball grant-in-aid, bringing
andout prospects recruited by USC
nd swingman from New York City,
-ebounds and 4.5 assists in leading
ol to a 18-2 mark and its second
I title. A three-year letterman, he
1 rebounds and made honorable
r a 16-2 team as a junior after
pg his sophomore year when All
private school selection by the New
Artime was also chosen the Most
Bronx as well as first team All
also made the All-District tour
I-Tournament in the Archbishop
His top performance as a senior
had 26 points and 10 rebounds in a
"C prep power Archbishop Molloy
rterfinals.
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So far this track season three USC runners
have met the qualifying standards to compete
in ihe NCAA Championships in Eugene,
Oregon, June 1-3.
Milion Reid, in the 100, Jim Schaper in the
half-mile, and Billy Novo, in the 120 high c
hurdles, have qualified for the nationals.
Reid, the freshman star out of the Norfolk, I
Va. area, sprinted the 100 in 9.5 while winning I
he outstanding performer honors in the State t
Collegiate Meet last Wednesday.
The former Virginia state champ in the 60
yards indoors had an outstanding meet in the n
S!aie Championships. He won both the 100 and n
200, while also running on USC's winning I
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