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Toledo C But BasE Toledo's baseball team came to Columbia last Thursday in expecta tion of a weekend, three-game series with Carolina's Gamecocks, but their visit was in vain as rains washed away all hopes of playing. The three rainouts increased the number of lost games on the season to 14. Recent weather conditions also forced the postponement of USC's first night game, which was scheduled for last Thursday against The Citadel. But night baseball will make its debut this week at Carolina, and it will become a regular feature of the entire week. Night games, all with 7:30 starting times, are scheduled for every weeknight except Tues day and the Citadel-USC clash will probably be made up on that open date. Western Carolina w ill provide the opposition in tonight's affair at the Rex Enright Athletic center behind the Roost Dorm. Following the pos sible makeup game with The Citadel Tuesday is a Wednesday contest with Clemson. Baptist College pro FREE CO 11:00-12:30 on 9 Api 8:00-10:00 PM on 11 Columb featur The United Sta The Commodores a RIN Tue Factory ring .Tuesday and .4th. Samples aIble endE ord1 You mUst 1ha The C 'omes Ar .bal All V vides the final single game series of the week on Thursday, and Stet son moves in for two games on Carolina P In Florida i Two Carolina track performers took fourth places in their events in the Florida Relays Saturday afternoon in Gainesville, Fla. Bill Bryan, a sophomore pole vau lter, went 15-0 for the one fourth place. Bryan's best vault of the year is 15-6, a school record. Junior Tom Chapman got the other Carolina fourth. He threw the javelin 215-3, his best this year. The only other Gamecock places Baseball 7..: USC vs. W NCE RTS -i at Russell House ) April at Sheraton a Inn ing les Navy Band nd Showtime USA GD2 represeniv es Wednesday, A1 of all ring styles 'rs ta ken. t,e 75 hours on a (;PR f 2:() lo <qualify. ampus RUSSELL HOUSE id Goes Vet Friday and Saturday nights. That is, providing it doesn't rain. faces Four E?elays came from Buck Thompson and the mile relay team. Thompson threw the discus 157-82, his longest of the year, for fifth in that event. The mile relay team ran 3:13.5 for the other fifth place finish. The meet was the fourth of the outdoor season for Carolina-they had three in Texas over the Spring break-who will open their home season with the 11th annual Carolina State-Record Relays this Saturday. Tonight '. Carolina PART-TI V BRICK HA Afternoons L Call 786 RICHTE) HIGHWAY 21 An equal opportu ed. wvill I)e Iere wvill be (avail recordI and1 Shop IPA Contact Doug Carolina tight end Marty Woolbright struggles for a few extra yards while being tackled in Saturday afternoon's football scrimmage at Williams-Brice Stadium. Easy To Open IE WORK" NDLERS Gamecock ntil 8 p.m. Charge Account -1260 CORP. 5 N. at 1-20 iity employerBR T OS ____ ___ BR ITTO N S HELP WANTED from 11:90 - 2:00 Part Time . BURGER Nights KING 1211 College St. , You're interested in the finest in stereo components. ..the best ser vice and the most reasonable prices. You desire the latest equipment displayed the way it was intended to be seen and heard. You would like to compare the many different names in components like AR, MARANTZ, DYNACO, EMPIRE, and many more. Your would like to personally inspect all the fine stereo components you've read so much about. If this is how you feel about fine audio, and these questions interest you, call us at 788-4543..788-4643. We won't try to sell you anything, we promise. We just want you to know what you like...that's all, because we'd like to do something about it. Calor write us today. The number is 788-4543 or P. 0. 84958 - The Stereo Showcase is coming to Columbia.