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Ruggei
BY MARK LEARY
Sports Writer
The Carolina Ruggers, now 6-0,
sent two teams on the road last Sun
day and came home with two vic
tories, defeating Davidson 15-0 and
Greenville 25-4.
The Rugby Club split up into two
equal teams, but left te starters
home, which gave every >ody on the
club an opportunity to play and it
also gave the ten starters a much
deserved rest.
Player-coach Dr. Frank Walton
said of the strategy, "It was great
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Walton added the twa game sweep e
showed everyone the depth of the
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In the Davidson game, Jack Amy v
was the high scorer with seven t
points. Amy scored three of his A
seven points on a running drop kick I
which was believed to be the first t:
in Carolina Rugby history. Other
scorers were Burke Hayes and t]
Frank Lother who had four points o
Sports i*
The USC water polo club ut
Schmidt and the tight defense c
victory over Georgia, last week
The win left the Gamecocks
match left to go.
Schmidt scored eight times
attack. He was followed by Casc
slering 4, with Paul Gray, Brad
each scoring once.
Tyler, before fouling out in
Georgia's highly respected forw
for three quarters.
The USC water polo club play
son, also against Georgia, this !
The USC soccer club recorde<
nipping Furman 1-0 Tuesday afi
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Lineman Don Belt scored the
the USC soccer club brought it
The club's next match will be v
this Saturday at the CBC socce:
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ndrews added four points eat
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ree points on a penalty kick.
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eir 1S-game home winning strei
the line against Clemson.
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md at the USC pool.
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its final match of the se
unday in Athens.
its third win of the seaso
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