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USC Beat Clemson In TennL PtE Aud SWUDAg. APR92 fl: SW"a spew, M it w.i the boch wom.n, If R's < why OLIVIFT n JOSEPH I B..dondhegibyv ANTHONY SHM FEnanePocr EDGARJ JSH Dwvd.dbyv JOSEPH L Thonthe BY GEORGE MORRIS v Sports Writer e Carolina's tennis team won its c 22nd meet ip 30 attempts and avenged an earlier loss to Georgia sg Southern Tuesday with a 7-2 win e, over the Eagles at Maxey Gregg. nl USC played Clemson in a match h yesterday and will play host to N rugged North Carolina Friday at 2:15 p.m. Southern had beaten Carolina 8-1 e on March 2 in Statesboro and their I loss to the Gamecocks was only ( their second loss all year. The only 9 other team to beat the Eagles was E Florida, which also defeated ( Carolina, in the Gator Classic. U North Carolina, 17-2, will bring to c town one of the best teams in the South. USC has beaten the Tar Heels only once, a 5-4 decision in a w67 at Chapel Hill. UNC dumped I the Gamecocks 9-0 last year. 1 7k U*A%Aihi uilea ix gAecias w1 iUs. U gh C U m Fdeai w Cauau we S.' C. Ae Cw iaCtE IKtCJ3OP&E G9LL9 CeWe - 9gm 1srbage - Sumj, ab, S 04V ad e owae u a.4e.K Nebul's 8aeiae 8:00 P. WN. RNMAss an.. U064 Fe. Sa I. Feao yad Sl i: !S ", Sbe sam ntrder,where's ? If it was ror a Nhich woman? mly a game, he blood? 1ES INTERNATIONAL rewss - ? MIHAEL CAINE MAN?KIEWICZ Fdnof WFFTR Smeb ANTHONY SHAFFTR E~RICM PueuedMORTON GOTTIEB MAN E~W1C2 Pin3h DEvcxcE UW...ussastle Arts Coach Ron Smarr attributed the ctory to a better team effort, ;pecially in doubles, where arolina won all three matches. We played much better today," narr said. "I was pleased with rery match today except for the amber 1 singles. Even so, we'll we to play even better to beat orth Carolina." Smarr said that he was specially pleased with the play of 'hil Dukes. The New Canaan, 'onn. freshman won the number 6 ingles from Drew Fuimano, 6-3, 3 6-3, and teamed with Steve eller to down Danny Gladman nd Chuck Cicchese 6-4, 6-7, 6-3, in loubles action. Dukes had been forced into more ction than expected because of rian Desantik's injury and of 'om Craig's suspension. AU OOpN t. u. Thaf Ad IN $21 ITHE ATTi ArTI CATI IS, QUI THE BEST *IVE SEEN TH luge "iT'S ONE HE COLD, SAVAGE Shew COMEDY!"'-e' "'CATCH-22' s SUte that need to b again! Alan I NIgh? ance as Yossa -Josepl Spring Football Defense With Exj BY STEVE PARKER Sports Editor Last season, when his offensive team was piling up yardage and setting numerous records, Head Coach Paul Dietzel was forced to worry about a defense that surrendered almost as many points and yards. Injuries forced Dietzel to play an extremely young defensive unit, using six freshman at one time against North Carolina State. Their inexperience showed , but Dietzel maintained they had talent and the experience they were gaining would prove invaluable for the upcoming season. C. A. Wilson, one of just three seniors on the starting defense for next year, is pleased with the progress the defense has shown in spring football practice. "Compared to last year around this time we are looking much better," Wilson said"this team has a good attitude. The guys are really hustling in practice." Wilson said last season's in juries were the major cause for the defense appearing so weak on occasion. "We had a good team last year, but with so many players getting hurtit was hard to get used to playing as a team," he said. But the injuries did enable the youngsters to gain playing time and Wilson thinks this may help the upcoming team. "By the time these guys are sophomores they should be doing it," the defensive m. Late Skows r.. A Set. 11:15 Palmet o' 1417 MAIN STREET PITY POOR PAXTON QUILEY. HE HAS HIS OWN PAD AND 3 LIVE-IN CO-EIS! HE'S POOPED! casJoNES HI-22' [E SIMPLY, MERICAN FILM S YEM AH!9 --vincent canby. L1 OF A FILM! A AND CHILLING e Wenamson. etAYBoY ys many things' said again and rkin's perform- b ian is great!" 4oremnsten.. NEWSWEEx gggaggs Returns serience C. A. Wilson back said. "Playing as freshman gave them an opportunity to adjust to college ball faster than they normally would have. There's- a big difference in high school and college ball." Five players who lettered as fresh this past season will return next year. Don Abraczinskas, Al Carpenter and Steve Courson handled line positions, while Bruce Hoffman was a line backer and Jacyn Adamski played in the secondary. Wilson returns as the senior member of the sec , along with two other starters rom last year. Tom Zipperly and Henry' Laws return with Wilson. The defensive secondary received criticism last year, especially since it appeared vulnerable to the long pass, but Wilson thinks the unit was a good one. "As members of the secondary we're in a position where if we mess up you can see it im mediately," Wilson said. "If a lineman messes up it might mean five or ten yards, but if we make a mistake it can mean a touchdown. But I thought we did a pretty good job last year. Injuries have not left the Gamecock defense yet, however. Two players are missing spring drills because of injuries. Linebacker Bill Cregar and lineman Chalres Barber have been sidelined. Injuries have* not left thel Gamecock defense yet, however. Two players are missing springs drills because of injuries. Linebacker Bill Cregar and lineman Charles Barber have been sidelined. Gamecocks Place Second In State Golf Carolina's golf team finished second in the South Carolina In tercollegiate match last weekend at Hampton. USC's 604 score was 19 strokes behind Clemson's 585 in the 36-hole match Friday and Saturday. Chip Allen and Rob Viner each had 148 stroke totals to lead Carolina. This weekend Carolina is entered In the Houston lasal'in Teas.m