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Carolina bolstered their tith d
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lifting their record to 37-5, with ii
sight games remaining. a
Monday, the Gamecocks
pounded out 11 hits and pitcher v
xreg Ward hurled a three-hitter in a
t 7-1 win over the Baptist College s
it the Roost. Tuesday night in
;harleston USC defeated the I
;itadel 4-2.
Today USC plays at Western
arolina at 3 p.m.
Tim Lewis started the game and
worked six innings for his eighth
win of the season, a school record.
The Gamecocks managed only
five hits in the victory. Eddie Ford
singled in the first inning and stole
second. Hank Small singled him in
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Carolina got a scare from The
3itadel, but reliever Allen John
onn came on and pitched USC out
f a bases-loaded jam in the
eventh inning. The 4-2 win was
JSC's 14th in a row.
However, the Gamecocks'
iggest series of the year so far will
e this weekend against Georgia
outhern, which is ranked fourth in
1e nation.
The two teams meet in a game
riday night and then in a
oubleheader starting at 1 p.m.
aturday. All the games are at the
boost.
Next year the Gamecocks could
Leld even a better team but with so
lany players potential
rofessional picks in June it could
e a rebuilding year.
Sports
Briefs
According to final NCAA
atistics the free throw shooting of
iards Mike Dunleavy and Brain
inters was the only part of the
amecock's game that compared
atistically with the nation's
aders.
Dunleavy dropped in 97 of 116
ul shots for a percentage of .836
hich ranked him 11th in
itionality. Winters, ranked 22nd
ith a percentage of .820, hit on an
ren 100 attempts.
As a team, the Gamecock ranked
two categories. Their average
oring margin of 11.0 ranked 17th
the land. UNC-Charlotte paced
1 teams with a margin of 20.8
hich edged UCLA's 19.6
Spring Sports
Sophomore Earl Bas, captured
e Most Valuable Player award
baseball, when the awards from
>ring sports were presented at the
inual Spring Sports and Swim
ing banquet at the Wade Hamp
n Hotel Monday night.
Tom Schmidt was the leading
vimmer this past season; Chip
lien was the top golfer. Jeff
efalos and Andreas Hudschmid
ared the honors in tennis.
USC's national indoor champion
vo-mile relay team of Jim
haper, Don Brown, John Brown
id Mike Sheley won the Weems
askin Award for track.
Bass is 8-1 is a pitcher and is
tting over .300 while playing first
se when not pitching.
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