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Gam Seco BY RICK NUZUM Sports Writer The Carolina golfers used bal anced team play to capture second place in the Furman Invitational Golf Tournament held in Green ville. Carolina trailed the favored Wake Forest team by only three shots after the second round of play, but was denied a chance at an upset when rain washed out the final round Saturday. Georgia Southern, the defending champion, finished third, a full eight shots behind the Gamecocks. Carolina provided nationally ranked Wake Forest with its only real competition in this 21-team HE WAN from 11:( Part Time Days 1211 College S I.1a 3cock -Go nd At Fur event and was intent on gn upset before cancellation of Saturday's round. Although none of the USC golfers finished in the top five in the individual competition, they played exceptionally well as a team, with only two strokes separating the top and bottom man. Wake Fbrest finished first with a team total of 741, while South Carolina finished second with a team total of 744. Georgia Southern was third at 752 and Georgia was fourth at 754. TheGamecocks were led by Chip Allen and Bob Boyle, both with 148 totals for the two rounds. Dave DuPre and Chip Prezioso followed with 149's and Os Hillman had a 150. LP TED 10 -2:00 BURGER KING RA E Ifers 'man The golf team next tfavels to Hampton, S.C. to assume the favorite's role in the South Carolina Intercollegiate Tournament Friday and Saturday. The Gamecocks are the defending champion at this event and are favored to finish first again this year. The field will include teams from Furman, the Citadel and Clemson University, which finished fifth in the Furman Invitational Tournament. The team will be guests of Geor gia Southern in a two-team tourna ment at Statesboro, Ga. the follow ing week. The Gamecocks are the defending champions at this event also. PART-TI IV BRICK HA Afternoons L Call 78 RICHTE) HIGHWAY 21 An equal opport E EA F Tennis Craig took a very powerful win >ver Dick Hodrelt 6-1, 6-1. In doubles action the Gamecocks took all three natches with McCarthy and freshman Steve Geller starting things off- with a good three-set victory over Callen and LeCraw !-6, 6-4, 7-6. This was the first ime that Geller has played in he number one doubles posi ion, and the team made some xcellent plays against their pponents. In the number two spot, the eam of Kefalos and Hufschmid ot off to a slow start but made good comeback and easily ivertook Cantrell and Burdick n the next two sets, 4-6, 6-2, 6-4. E WORK NDLERS ntil 8 p.m. 4260 ' CORP. 5 N. at 1-20 ilty employer RTH witl THI UNK-A-D at th( CAROL11 C OLISI TICKETS ON S A Scorpio Prn From Page 14 And in the number three posi tion, Tom Collins and Mark Rosenblum romped over Hod relt and Willet 6-3, 6 2. Coach Ron Smarr said, "This was probably the best we've played in doubles against a good team." The Gamecocks will face Washington and Lee today at-: 15 p.m. at the Maxcy Gregg Courts. Tennis today 2:15 here Easy To Open Gamecock Charge Account $100 (Limit) BRITTON S 1 ELLICS INA 1UM 3:OO P.M. ALE NOW duction