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A Detern USC's Tim Lewis won his afternoon in the first game i Tech. The recc being a esteem a Corps, r opportur Joining -t great che graduate instituti College. If you ce Corps mes Navy goes find the andi the r tination seventh, game of the season Saturday if a doubleheader sweep over Georgia NAVY LAWYER-A MAN' gnition and prestige t: Naval Officer, when en1 ccorded to members of - .akes a career as a Nav, ities in the legal pro: .osTheNvl a o NayLwyrrerset sevenh,ge wof the he Satrda Nava OficeTYR, whenen coTAed to memer of1 iake AL caree-as991ay Baseballl Behind E1 BY STEVE PARKER Sports Editor Raymond Lavigne, gaining one of his spot starts, held Georgia Tech to just one run through five innings to pace Carolina to a 4-1 victory in the second game of a doubleheader sweep for the Gamecocks Saturday afternoon at the USC field. Lavigne, the fourth starter in USC's rotation which includes Earl Bass, Greg Ward arid Tim Lewis, picked up his fourth victory against no losses in just his sixth start. USC followed the pitching of Lewis and reliever Allen Johnson to a 4-2 win in the first game. Thursday night Carolina downed Western Carolina, 8-1. The USC season record is 30-5. Carolina plays Stetson Monday and Tuesday in a pair of 3 p.m. games. Carolina will face The ( FACETED CAREER .aditionally associat lanced by the profess the Navy Judge Advoca 7 Lawyer one of the r Fession today. The Navy Lawyer's WM practice, in addi areas common to c g encompasses such admiralty (mariti lative coordinati and international fications in inne Although his prac law will make hea the new Navy Lawy one aspect of a r Ecareer. Global c the Navy may requ. Sand drafting of t occasionally, neg foreign officials arising from Amer a host country. General's Corps can gal education. Selec ent expense is availa Lege, and the Armed F er of the Judge Advc Navy family. And wih tantial interest--the rig the institution th of that institution. HAS ALL THE DETAILS. 'iDDLEBURG ')RIVE. COL ream Stop ecellent Pi Allen Johnson Citadel here Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in USC's second home night game of the season. ad with Lonal te General's st desirable world-wide tion to legal ivilian practice, specialties as re) law, legis on and liaison, law with rami r and outer space. tice of criminal vy demands upon er, it is only any-faceted ommitments of ire interpreting reaties and otiating with on problems ican presence in also mean a ted post ble at civilian orces Staff cate General's erever the re you will at is the Navy JMBIA. S.C. s Tech tehing Lavigne, as the fourth man in Carolina's four man rotation, often misses a pitching assignment if the Gamecocks have a day off. But when Lavigne has been given the opportunity to pitch, he has been masterful on the mound. In 30 innings Lavigne has given up just 14 hits and two earned runs. The junior from Columbia has struck out 26. Lavigne attended Spartanburg Junior College last year where he was 7-3. He has never lost a game for the Gamecocks. "I have been trying him at other positions," said USC Coach Bobby Richardson, "so I don't feel too bad about skipping him the past two times in the rotation. "He has an excellent curve ball and the makings for a great pit cher," said Richardson. Lavigne has displayed a good bat in the past, hitting .353 last year at Spartanburrg and batting .300 in the Central Carolina League, where he also fashioned a perfect 6-0 pitching mark. Lavigne was not the only pitcher to do well for the Gamecocks against Tech. Johnson pitched two shutout innings of relief in both games, helping Lewis to a 7-1 record and Lavigne to keep his unblemished mark. Against Western Carolina, pitcher Bass also turned in an excellent performance, striking out 15 batters for a complete-game win, elevating his record to 7-1. In support of the Carolina pit chers, USC jumped ahead in all three games. Eddie Ford provided a big bat against Western, scoring the first run after singling in the first inning and later scoring on his second homerun of the year. Carolina put six of. its eight runs against Western on the board in the seventh inning, with Ford's shot driving in two. Bass pitched four and two-thirds perfect innings before giving up a single to Don' Lasher in the fifth. Lewis shut out the Yellow Jackets for five innings before giving up two runs in the sixth, but the Gamecocks had already given him three runs to work with by then. Johnson came in and quelled the uprising that Tech started against Lewis in the sixth inning. Johnson did the same for Lavigne in the second game of the twinbill, after the starter,had given up a walk and a run-scormng double in the fifth inning. USC Baseball Vs. Stetson Today At 3 P.M. Zo' o Z -~uc