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sports
USC wins
Fla. tour
BY PETE FEHELEY
Sports Editor
Carolina made a first inning rt
hold up Tuesday afternoon, scorir
a rain-shortened 1-0 baseba
victory at Francis Marion Collegi
Gamecock starter Raymon
Lavigne, 2-0, pitched hitless ba
for four innings and allowed on]
one hit before the game was halte
after six innings. Lavigne struc
out six and walked one.
The Gamecocks scored tt
games only run in the top of tt
first. Gary Hancock singled wil
one out and stole second base.
Hank Small flied deep to left wil
Hancock holding second. Ste,
King brought Hancock home with
single to center.
Jeff Grantz's single in the secon
was Carolina's last hit of the day a
Patriot starter Danny Miller shi
the door on the Gamecocks. Millk
struck out five batters and walke
only two in his six innings pitche4
The Patriot's half of the sixt
inning was played in a steady rai
'Bama next I
Carolina's track team, fres
from a triangular meet victor
over East Carolina and Easter
Kentucky, will travel t
Tuscaloosa, Alabama on March 2
for another triangular meet. Th
University of Alabama and Ir
diana University will provide th
opposition.'
Carolina will also be sendin
three members of the track tear
to the National Indoor Char
pionships at Cobo Arena in Detroi
on Friday and Saturday. Berni
Allen will compete in the 60-yar
high hurdles, Ron Adams will be i
the triple jump, and John Brow
will compete in the half-mile.
Gamecock coach Bill McClur
believes the triangular meet z
Alabama will provide Carolin
with some stiff competition.
"Indiana was the big Ten outdoc
champ last year and the Indoc
champion this year, and Alabam
has finished second in the fou
Southeastern conference meet
prior to last year," McClure sak
McClure said Indiana has tw
seven foot high jumpers, a 13.
hurdler, and a 1 16-6 pole. vaulter.
He also said Alabama had two 6-1
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riey next
and the umpires signaled for the
ground covers when Lavigne
in fanned Wayne Huggins for the
ig third out. After one brief attempt
11 to continue the game, the umpires
a. finally decided to call the game
d and Carolina had its seventh
11 victory without a loss.
ty Monday's doubleheader with
d Duke University was rained out
k and the games will not be
rescheduled.
e Carolina will spend the spring
e break -in Deland, Florida at the
h Stetson tournament. The
Gamecocks will face Miami of
h Ohio-on Monday afternoon, Stetson
e on Tuesday night, Seton Hall on
a Wednesday afternoon, Miami of'
Ohio again on Thursday afternoon,
d Stetson again on Friday night, and
is wind up the tournament against
it Seton Hall on Saturday morning.
r Carolina concludes their
d homestand with single games
I. . against Virginia today and tomorr
h ow at 3:00 p.m. at the-Rex Enright
n field.
For tracksters
h high jumpers a 13.9 hurdler, and a
y 9.3 man in the 100-yard dash.
n "There will be plenty of good
o athletes on hand for this meet, but I
2 think we can hold our own," Mc
e Clure said.
e Chicks gymnastics
Six members of Carolinas
9 women's gymnastics team will
r compete Saturday in the Region II,
Association of Intercollegiate
It Athletics for Women meet at
e Appalachian State University in
d Boone, N.C.
" Representing the Chicks under
rl Coach Helen Timmermans will be
Patti Morris, Wendy Parks, Karen
a Kaminer, and Heather Thomas, all
it of Columbia; Debbie Goforth of
a Olin, N.C., and Beth Lee of Rock
Hill.
r The Chicks placed second to
r Furmin last weekend in the state
a women's gymnastics meet held at
r the Sol Blatt Physical Educatrion
s Center on the South Carolina
-campus.
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Garden.
Gamecock
BY BETSY WILCOX
Of The Gamecock staff
USC's tennis team came bac
from Saturday's 5-4 defeat by Dul
to defeat Swarthmore 8-1 o
Sunday and boost their record to
1.
Carolina swept the singlt
competition, with top-seeded Cly<
Skaflestad defeating Swa
thmore's Alan Petrine, 6-3, 7-5, ar
USC's number two player, Je
Kefalos, topped Larry Davidson,
1,6-0.
Andreas Hufschmid, USC
number three player, put down E
Weiss in a two set decision, 6-2, 7
Rounding out the singl
scoring: Gamecock Phil DukE
topped Andy Glatstein 6-1, 6
Steve Geller defeated Barr
US(
has events
as well at
Tours, 40-70 mIles, meet at
BAY - Time Trials Bluff Roa4
'amping Trip to Chester Stal
Ids - A short, easy, fun trip t<
I Camp - ABLA Sanctioned
hYS - Club meetings Russeil
'ip us spend your Studi
For infnormaion ca I
nk McGuire prepares his team for their visit to
n Tournament in New York's Madison Square
R defeat Swarthmore
Aidman 6-4, 6-3, while Jeff Hull Aidman in the only three set match
downed Swarthmore's Steve Sch- of the afternoon, 7.6, 34, 6-2.
wat 6-1, -. Swarthmore's number one
I In doubles competition USC's Player, Man Petrine, teamed with
a number one team of Clyde Bill Schmid to defeat the Carolina
i Skaflestad and Andreas Huf- team of Mark Rosenblum and John
- schmid downed the team of Larry Legrand, 64,6-2, for Swarthmorets
Davidson and Ed Weiss, 6-1, 6-0. only win of the meet.
5 Carolina's team of Dukes and Tuesday's meet with N.C. State
a Geller defeated Glatstein and was POst-Poned because of rain. It
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Intramural finals later date.
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon 27 24 - 51 The tennis team will start on an
Kappa Alpha Psi 21 20-41 extended road trip during toring
-- break, covering five states and
I SAE - Clark 11, Petty 11, nine schools in nine days, begin
McGuffin 9, Bouton 9, Price 8, ning with Jacksonville on Friday.
Bell 3. The next home meet will be on
KAP - McMahan 9, Gardener 9, Tuesday, March 25, against
Stroman 8, Williamson 6, Georgia, at 2:15p.m. at the Maxcy
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